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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1910

Page

10

Daily Market Reports Highlight Mixed Hog and Cattle Movements

Indianapolis and multiple cities report on June 27 with hog receipts 3,500 up and cattle 300 up but cattle and sheep prices easing. Hog prices mostly $9.40, some at $9.45, cattle market quiet but steady, sheep and calves showing firmness with limited spring lambs and firming calf values. Other markets show varied receipts and price ranges across Cincinnati Pittsburgh and East Buffalo with petits shifts in hogs, cattle and sheep.

Indianapolis Cincinnati Pittsburg tsataGoo Heeves East Buffalo Alvers

Wheat market swings on crop damage reports and open bids

Chicago and Toledo grain threads show volatility as wheat and corn move with weather signals and ongoing assessments of crop damage. Prices open mixed with July corn around 58 to 59 cents and wheat at 88 to 99 cents, while later trading hints stronger bias on northwestern crop setbacks.

Chicago

Price shifts mark early New York stock trading

In New York financial news on June 27 traders moved shorts from Saturday. A light demand and brief market shift followed rumors about J. P. Morgan. Keene and Rockefeller interests were cited in selling pressure. Copper fell after news of Sunday mine work suspensions.

New York Mr. Morgan I.ub James R. Keene Rockefeller

Chinatown Armed for Further Fight Over Fatal Clash

In New York Chinatown a new clash between rival factions leaves Chu Foo of the Four Brothers dead and Sin Jing killed after a Sunday battle. Chu Pan survives a severe wound as police seal off the district. The On Leongs raid during a celebration of the Four Brothers acquittal, firing over 60 shots. more fighting expected.

New York Chinatown Chu Foo Four Brothers Society Hudson Street Ong Leongs Sin Jing Chu Pan Chu Hen ‘On

Corn Outlook Bleak As Heat Hurts Turnout And Yields

Illinois and Missouri crop expert Finley Barrell warns late hot, dry weather threatens corn. He says tender newly born corn can burn up before relief. uneven, spindly stalks show poor color. Wheat and grain markets show mixed moves with sizable July wheat purchases and fluctuating visible supplies and receipts.

Mr. Howard Finley Barrell Illinois Missouri Liverpool Paris Berlin Budapest Minneapolis Dulith Bartlett-Patton Zstawo

Fall in market judged overdone by crop damage talk

New York The Sun notes the market’s fall seems excessive given agricultural news and a weaker technical position. The Times reports ease in day money with firmer longer maturities, hinting bankers expect possible stringency as crop movement rises, especially in the East.

New York the Sun Stock Exchange The Times

Commodity price roundup from New York market report

New York market summary lists pork steady at 24.75 to 25.50, lard dull, sugar steady, coffee Rio No 7 on spot at 84 8 bar, tallow dull, hay quiet with prime at 1.15, dressed poultry quiet with varied turkey and chicken quotes, live poultry quiet with geese and ducks limited, cheese steady to strong, butter firm with creamery and state dairy options, eggs steady nearby white and mixed at 25 to 28 cents.

New York Rio

StandOfl 620 6272 and Related Subdiaries

Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple place names and codes such as AmTob, Rawhide, MiaCop, LaRose, ButteColee, Dig RayCons, ChicaSub, Nipissi, Mine, Lake, Miami, PalmOW, GoldHill, LiRayo. It appears to be a table of cross references or an index from a historical page, with numbers likely representing page or issue markers. No coherent event or narrative is readable to form a summary.

UnitCop. A Rawhide jTramp MiaCop LaRose ButteColee itlBarcen jChicaSub ConsAriz Nipissi’'g ElyCon GO Palmow

Chicago Market Prices Report Butter and Dairy Extras

Chicago producers announce price listings for butter extras at 217 cents, firsts at 25 to 26 cents, dairy extras at 24 to 26 cents, eyes extras at around 18 to 18 1/4 cents. Cheese brands Twins and Young Americans priced between 14 and 15 cents, poultry fowls ducks and geese priced from 10 to 14 cents.

Chicago

Girl dies as steamer burns on Mississippi River

In Lacrosse Wisconsin on June 27 Fishermen recovered the body of Miss Emini Randall twenty from New Albion Iowa the sole victim of a Saturday night fire aboard the excursion steamer J. B. carrying three thousand five hundred passengers five miles south of Genoa Wisconsin on the Mississippi River

Lacrosse Wis Emini Randall New Albion Mississippi River Genoa

New York Bar Silver Market Report

New York bar silver quoted at 53 4 1/2 cents per ounce with 53 1/2 cents seen for commercial bars. Mexican dollars listed at 44 cents.

New York

New York Metal Markets Close Heavy on June 27

New York metal prices ended heavy on June 27 with spot copper at 11.05 to 12.25 dollars, lead quoted 4.40 to 4.50.

Atchison Ohio St. P Erie MK & Tt Ny Aed Missouri Pac Central Northern Pacific Republic Steel Dae Ny Sean Eens Rock Island Pacific Ieee Texas Pacific Hpi Tol Asian Pacific US. Steel Steel Utah Copper New York

Fourth of July Observed at American Embassy Paris

Paris dispatch describes the American embassy Fourth of July events in Paris. Hundreds of Americans are expected to attend as musicians perform American melodies at the embassy hall and a banquet will close the day with Ambassador Bacon presiding.

Gay Capitol Paris Laris Bacon Ambassador Breen Francois I Mason Ambassador Bacon Prench

Terrorist Attacks on Czar Feared in Riga Visit

Riga authorities mobilize troops and seal dates ahead of the czar Nicholas II visit in mid July for the unveiling of Charles the Great monument. Martial law measures tighten security and the city near an armed camp as fears of a new terrorist wave rise.

Riga Russia Charles the Great Nicholas

City Hall project bids open after 39 years

Philadelphia residents and others note the filing of bids to complete city hall, a project started 39 years ago. The loan bill from last July provided 5,739,700 dollars with 250,000 dollars earmarked for the completion.

Philadelphia

Real Estate Transfers Across Downey Addition and More

A lengthy list details transfers involving William H. Boone Malinda EB Curtis Alice M. Dietzer Cecelia Moore Jane Jenkins and many others across blocks sub divisions and streets including Downey's Southeast addition, Ray et al's subdivision, Wiley's subdivision, Morris Uak Hill and Central Ave Heights. Prices range from $65 000 to $275 with numerous vacant and improved lots and parcels across Wabash Alabama Court streets and several avenues.

William H. Boone Malinda EB. Curtis Downey Shelby Street Raymond Street Alice M. Dietzer Et al Malinda E. Curtis Pany Downey Et al Bradbury Avenue Boyd Avenue Cecelia Moore Mathias Lewis Ray Et al New York Street Douglas Street Jane Jenkins William A. Thomas Wiley Pratt Street Bloomfield H. Moore Albert H. Grove Morris Uak Hill Rural Street Twenty-fifth Street Charles E. Plummer Lewis Lincoln Park New Jersey Street Twenty-third Street Security Trust Co Clara E. Alsmerer JuHan Et al Bradbury Ave Boyd Same Malinda Richter Carl von Hake Prudential Investment Co Central Ave. Heights Forty-ninth St Washington Boulevard Mary G. Foote Horace R. Allen Wabash and Alabama Sts Ellen F. Dre John S. Leonard Pike Township Union Trust Co John A. Solidny Montrose Sangster Ave Jerry T. Heston Garfield Park Southern Ave Boyd St James Conway Felix Kennan Pennsylvania Street Thirty-fourth Street Rose Headen Isaac N. Harlan Cooper Et al N. E Twentieth Tipton Streets Walter Rk. Shiel Fred D. Yeaton Ardmore

Real estate transfers and parcel details in Indianapolis district

The record lists property transfers including Henry Greening to Mary Cook and Mary Cook to Henry Greening, with parcels in West Indianapolis on Harding Street north of Henry Street and at Rural and Tenth Streets. Amounts include 142,998 dollars for transfers, detailing lot sizes 39 by 150 feet and 35 by 136 feet with subdivision names Walker's and Springdale addition.

Clark Et al Indianapolis Harding Street Henry Street Mary Qook Henry Greening Walker's Springdale Tenth Streets Mary Cook Board of School Commissioners City of North Meridian Street Sixteenth and Martindale Avenue R. P. Daggett and Company Board of School Commissioners Indiana

City Record for a Day

Walter and Flossie Craig list a boy. Fred and Minnie Worth a girl. Clarence and Annie Brickertt a boy. Charles and Beulah Robertson a boy. James and Goldie Cogan a girl. Earl and Marie Kurtze a boy. Names and addresses appear in a city notice style.

Walter Flossie Craig Calhboua Street Fred Minnie Worth N. Temple Avenue Clarence Annie Brickertt W. Raymond Street Charles and Beulah Robertson Ralston Avenue James and Goldie Cogan Bates Street Earl and Marie Kurtze E. Thirty Seventh Street

Chronicle of Local Deaths and Illnesses From City Hospitals

A list of patients and ages from multiple institutions detailing chronic gastritis arteriosclerosis cerebral and abdominal illnesses and deaths. Notable cases include Willam J Hunter gunshot wound homicide at 20 and Mary Alice Thompson 73 at National Hotel mitral insufficiency.

Letha Bronner Aaron Lunng City Hospital Lee Warmack Central Insane Hospital Harriett Conrad Byram Avenue Estella Clark Fayette Street John Davenport Deaconess Bertha W. Fisher S. Meridian Street Martha Ann Wild Maywood Nancy Brown Holliday

Marriage Alliances listed in local notice

A list of names appears to be paired as couples or potential matches. The lines include Wee E Sullivan with Velma Har risonn and William H Peterson with Augusta Felske among others, suggesting a notice of marriages or engagements with numerous pairings across multiple entries.

Wee E. Sullivan Velma E Harrisonn William H. Peterson Augusta Felske Ferdinand Wachter Virgie I. L. Burgess Dorsey J. Danforth Gretna Grove William A. Hoover Jessie D. Watson William F. Bix Minnie Fulbright Silax M. Pleasant Rosa F. Weiglein Hugh Jennett Ethel FE. Simpson Thomas R Marys E. Mills Oscar S. Lower Cornelia Nelson Bernard Koehring Marcella E. Switzer

Unclear Pairings Highlight Local Notices

The readable fragments list names including Wiliam R Fischer Freida E Wil John R Green Ethel B Fouts George Butler Josephine E Wil ans John C Buckhorn Lola M Primble. No events or actions are shown to confirm a formal notice or outcome.

Wiliam R. Fischer Freida E. Wilson John R. Green Ethel B. Fouts George Butler Josephine E. Wilans John C. Buckhorn Lola M. Primble

Local Property Jobs and Repairs Listed by Address

E L Cothbrell dwelling at Harlan and Southeastern valued at 1000 dollars. William F Musell boiler at 2304 XNI Capital 450. Joseph Schad addition at 740 Indiana 700. Georges B Leavitt dwelling 3133 Mc Pherson 250. American Cafe company oven 112 E Washington 100. Walter J Goodal repairs 2109 N Pennsylvania 200. People's Owl and Cement company Keara 301 Shelby 400. Emma Moeseh dwelling Meridian and McCarty 120. William Burnett dwelling 762 King 1300.

E. L. Cothbrell Harlan and Southeastern William F. Musell XNI Capitol Joseph Schad Indiana Georges B. Leavitt McPherson American Cafe Company E. Washington Walter J. Goodal N. Pennsylvania People's Owl and Cement Company Keara Shelby Emma Moeseh Meridian and McCarty William Burnett King

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