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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

4

Wall Street Mixed as London Pressure Sways Early Trading

New York June 2 The stock market opened weak mainly on lower London American shares but recovered later. Amalgamated fell while Union Pacific and Southern Pacific varied. Steel slipped slightly and Western Union rose on AT&T rumors. By mid day a heavy tone spread with most issues down except Interborough and BRT.

New York London Amalgamated Union Pacific Southern Pacific Western Union American Telephone and Telegraph Company Paris Debeers Interborough Brooklyn Rapid Transit

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report

Chicago cash grain prices listed for wheat corn and oats across several grades. Wheat includes No 2 red No 3 red and various spring types with bid asks from 1.17 to 1.55 dollars. Cash corn shows multiple No 2 and No 3 grades with values around 0.72 to 0.74 dollars and oats mix across white grades with bids near 0.54 to 0.56 dollars per bushel.

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Hogs Advance to 10 Cents on Hoosier Market Prices

Indianapolis market reports show hogs advancing to 10 cents with receipts down from a week ago and year ago. Prices ranged from 7.00 to 8.10, largely 7.50 to 7.90, while cattle and sheep trades remained active with strong to steady pricing for choice cattle and lambs, and bulls and calves posting gains.

Indianapolis

CATTLE AND HOG PRICES AT UNION STOCKYARDS AND MARKETS

Livestock price quotes across multiple markets show cattle receipts at Union Stockyards, East Buffalo, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with bids for steers and cows ranging from about 1,000 to 1,950 pounds. Hogs hold steady to firmer with mixed and butcher categories listed. lambs and sheep also active with varied values.

East Buffalo N. Y Cincinnati Pittsburg

Chicago Grain Opening Prices for July Futures

Wheat July at 1.15 bea n. corn July 69% 69 5. oats July 60%c. Pork July 2 eS lard July and September quotes not quoted.

Chicago

Thunder Lightning Rattle City for Three Hours

A severe thunderstorm lit the sky for about seven hours from 6 PM to after 1 AM with continuous lightning and thunder. Fires started at several sites including the Hide Leather and Belting Co. at 227 C Meridian St causing roughly 500 dollars in losses. The storm disrupted the fire alarm network and knocked out 40 police call boxes. Household injuries included Imogene Brennan who was knocked unconscious and Mrs. Charlotte Craizle who escaped serious injury after being struck by a passing vehicle.

Hide, Leather and Belting Company Meridian Street Steward Glaster Sco Tond Presbyterian Church Vermont Pennsylvania Charles F. Hansen H. W. Wing Shelby Street Imogene Brennan Wilkins Street Charlotte Craizle S. Missouri Street Washington Street Parkway Avenue Kelfer Drug Company

Market Quotes for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Seeds

Toledo prices show wheat cash 1.47 July 1.14% September 1.10% December 1.11% Corn cash 4 4c July Tl&c September 70%c December 8c Oats cash 56%c July 5244c September 8%c December 44c Rye 1c Alsaxe 8.40 Clover seed Oct and Dec 6.87% March 6.95 Timothy 2.00.

Toledo Tl&c Alsaxe, $8.40. Clover Seed Timothy

Grain and hay market rundown with varying prices

The listing shows Wheat steady No 2 red at 1.46, No 3 red at 1.42, and July values down to 1.06. Cormin-Du white through billing at 74c, Oate-Dull white at 55c to 54c, Hayv steady timothy prices up to 15.50, No. 2 tote 13.25, and mixed hay values. Also notes several white and yellow corn cars and miscellaneous totals.

Cormin—Du Hayv Choice Timothy Hooft Timothy

New Waltz by Douglas Makes Unusual Success

The Bachelor’s Dream is a new waltz by Robert Douglas, the Indianapolis pianist and composer. Critics call it unusually well done novel and attractive and say it is used at parties dances and other occasions. It makes an instant hit and seems likely to have a large sale.

Robert Douglas Medianapolis

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