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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

10

Daily Market Reports Indiana Illinois and Ohio hogs cattle and sheep prices

Receipts 4000 hogs 1300 cattle 450 sheep with declines from last week and year. Hog supply moderate with active buyers steadying prices about 15 cents above Wednesday. Cattle receipts small with strong demand and higher quotes. bulls steady calves up to 25 cents. Sheep and lambs sold quickly 26 cents higher than Wednesday. spring lambs 7.25, yearlings 5.50, sheep 4.50. Other markets at Buffalo Cincinnati and Pittsburgh show varied but firm or steady trends with specific price ranges listed.

Indianapolis Buffalo Cincinnati Pittsburg Pric Baneeseeerenees Alle Werner Preramnon

Grain prices lead decline with rain dampening wheat outlook

Chicago grain markets opened lower as wheat fell about 2.2 percent amid rains in drought-stricken areas. Snow's weekly condition report showed winter wheat at 81, spring wheat 67.2, corn 34.1 and oats down slightly, signaling large but uncertain yields of winter and spring wheat. Outside markets followed the slide with St. Louis, Kansas City, and Duluth futures all lower. Wall Street weakness intensified selling by major wire houses.

Chicago Northwest Snow St. Louis Kansas City Duluth Wall Street Dol

Wall Street Slumps Across Rail and Industrial Stocks

New York June 30 reports a broad gall of gilt edged rail and industrial shares to new lows amid continued liquidation. Major declines pressed Southern Pacific Union Pacific Hill shares and Chesapeake and Ohio with a rally only on large banking buys and speculative buying. Market nerves frayed with fears of a panic and a Morgan led plan pledge of fifty million dollars, while steel shares hit new yearly lows and optimism faded on anticipated rate control impacts.

New York New York Stock Exchange Southern Pacific Union Pacific Hill B. RK Atchison St. Paul Edwin Hawley Missouri Kansas & Texas Chesapeake & Ohio Amalgamated Copper London Wall Street J. P. Morgan

Market price report from New York and Chicago

June 30 market roundup shows pork, lard, sugar, coffee, butter, eggs and cheese prices in New York and Chicago. Copper and other metals also noted with closing ranges, reflecting a turbulent commodity session.

York C. Eine Sara Ae Bai Sige Fresno Chicago Americas NEW York Metal W-York Metals

New York Bar Silver Values and Currency Details

Newsnote reports New York bar rates with mixed currency figures for June, noting a 63 percent Mexican dollar equivalence and a 44 cent value. The fragment suggests exchange or price data, but lacks full context or identifiable entities.

New York We York

Grain Lot Yard Inventory Report

Wheat entries show No. 2 red 96 percent and No. 3 red 600 percent with July and August notes, 93844c and 9644-Dil4c. Wagon No. 2 red 95 cents. Corn oats bay labelled quiet. Inspections list multiple car counts by grade and color for wheat corn oats hay. Totals: Wheat 1 car, Corn 21 cars, Oats 4 cars, Hay 3 cars.

Hay Timothy

Grain Prices Across Toledo and Buffalo Markets

Grain price listings from Toledo and Buffalo show cash and future quotes for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley. Prices span multiple grades including No. 1 northern spring wheat at 1.17 per carload and No. 2 yellow corn at 65 cents, with various bid and billed terms across June deliveries.

Toledo Grain Toledo Archer Ye Buffalo N. x

Chicago Cash Grain Market Report

Chicago cash grain prices show mixed quotes for wheat and oats with numerous grades listed. Prices include No 2 white and red wheat, No 3 red and hard varieties, No 1 northwestern spring, and No 2 yellow corn, alongside several No 2 and No 3 oat classifications with varying cents per bushel.

Chicago Northern Sea Cory

Prospects in northeastern South Dakota mix with harsh crop outlook

Wires from Finley Barrell & Co. in Wallace South Dakota praise some growth yet warn the region remains generally thin with good moisture but potential crop shortfalls. Jim River valley reports severe drought from Aberdeen to Redfield, little rain, dry soil, and many fields unlikely to cover harvesting costs. Cincinnati Price Current notes wheat maturing well, spring wheat weaker, corn and oats improving, and rain needed. Miller cites strong Minneapolis flour output and large oat sales by Finley Barrell & Co. as Armour potential buyers. Primary receipts show higher wheat and corn but lower oats versus last year. Barrell advised buying September corn. Northwest receipts tally 254 cars today versus 280 last year.

Finley Barrell & Co Wallace S. D South Dakota Jim River Valley North Dakota Redfield Aberdeen Cincinnati Lal

Money Market Reports Mixed Wheat Steady In New York

The Times notes little change in the money market and wheat with a drift toward a further rise as stock markets settle. Call money rates eased slightly but borrowers face tight terms on long maturities while banks stay liquid. The foreign exchange market softened with demand sterling down about 20 points.

New York the Times

Cashier Richardson Absent Amid Bank Shortage Rumor

Flint June 30 Fred Richardson cashier in the savings department of the National Bank of Flint has been absent from his desk for a week. President John J. Carton said the alleged shortage probably will not exceed 750 dollars.

Short Flint Mich Fred Richardson Savings Department The National Bank of Flint John J. Carton Bank Richardson

Farmer Oliver Enzor Indicted for Peonage Case

Oliver Enzor a Lapine Alabama farmer was indicted in federal court charged with holding a white family in peonage for 18 years authorities reported in Montgomery Alabama on June 30.

Montgomery Ala Oliver Enzor Lapine

Local Securities Stock Listing Note

Local securities brief lists stocks and bonds including 2 10 shares Federal Union Surety at 50 percent and 1 Kakomo Marion and Westerney Mortgage 8614 10 in Lanapolig Street Railway at 105 percent.

Federal Union Surety Kakomo, Marion & Westerney Lanapolig Street

Record of births and deaths from Indianapolis area patients

A list of numerous births and deaths with patient names ages and addresses from various hospitals and clinics including Methodist hospital City hospital St Vincent hospital and St. Vincent hospital plus conditions such as arteriosclerosis diabetes mellitus miliary tuberculosis valvular heart disease hypertrophic cirrhosis of liver angina pectoris and accidental drowning Filed as an informal health notices register reflecting local hospital records and patient details from 1523 College Ave to 1816 W Morris St.

Meridian St Harriet L. Fisher Fletcher Ave Tredsia E. Blair Central Insane Hospital Helen Hayes W. Thirtieth Hallie Felton Rose Anns Hannan Arlington Thirty-fourth Sts John Selk City Hospital Catherine Darnell Illinois St Tennie Hanna St. Vincent Hospital Jennie L. McAllister Summit St Frank Fisher Calvin A. Negley W. Morris

Unclear Pairings From Historical Names List

A fragmented OCR segment lists numerous named pairs such as Burling Unverson with Julian M. Wams ey and John F. Schulmeyer Jr with Rosa A. Partlow, plus many more. The text appears to be a roster of individuals, likely part of a social or legal notice, with inconsistent spacing and several typos throughout. No coherent event or context is provided.

Burling Unverson Julian M. Wamsey John F. Schulmeyer, Jr Rosa A. Partlow Oscar Hull Martha BE. Steubing George L. Fish Ora M. Barnes George W. Schnell Stella Cox Albert Huff Elsie M. Walters Royce W. Walton Ruth L. Gaines Roy E. Shelton Margaret A. McCusker Foster VY. Smith Louise K. Tutewiler Spather G. Havens Mayhell Stilz Lewis F. Compton Mary Geranscott M. Ford Adelaide B. Cromwell William P. Cosgrove Mabel Geory Roy H. Fraunberg Mae St. Peters Tolbert Watson Elia M. Reynolds Blavchard Day Lelia C. Parkhurst Scott Haney Leora C. Matthews

Indiana City Construction and Repairs List Names and Costs

A clipped Indianapolis News listing details numerous individuals and addresses in Washington and Indianapolis undertaking additions and repairs. Amounts range from 60 to 5500 dollars with residences on Elm Birch Broadway Delaware Pennsyl vania and other streets. Names include Tathman Albertsmeyer Reinecke Blaisdell Malott Shattuck and others with various dwellings and projects.

Indianapolis News Washington Eneennes Tathman Holloway Tartare Perea Y Olney Fourteenth Albertsmeyer Birch Igs Greathouse E. Morris Walter Hackler Pleasant Run Drive George PY. Lang East Mors W. Cook Broadway G. A. Shea Sturm Araegis David Ebleding N. Belmont M. Nichols N. Beville Futie IF. Reinecke Delaware H. C. Bickel Twenty Walter Blaisdell Elder L. Malott Pennsylvania CG Schlegel Agrattine Twenty-ninth Northwestern Frank Wehrer Spann Frank Perkins Holmes Tenth Charles ON. Shattuck Bellefortaine E. C. Bishop Salem Thirty-fourth Marion Building and Investment Compee Thirtieth

Real Estate Transfers in Marion County Estates and Lots

A list of property transfers shows Lemuel Schuck to Mary Baker two lots on Canfield Place and West End, Marion County Realty to Oliver Oberlies for Lot 109 in Marion Highlands, Eliza Plemniog to Owen Quigley for Lot 107 Fleming Place, Samuel Evang to James McKee for Lot 21 Kenwood Park, Edella Schofield to Isaac Zimmerman for Lot 17 Sangster addition, Matthew Camden to Henry Bookmeyer for Lot 36 Park Heights, Henry Bookmeyer to Otto Bookmeyer for the same property, William Benton to Hillis Huackedorn for Lot 52 Boulevard Park, Frank Finmer to George Gay for Lot 4 Hannaman, and James Wells to Haven & Geddes Co. for Lot 72 Wiley's subdivision outlot.

Lemuel Schuck Mary ¥. Baker Canfield Place West End Michigan Street Holmes Avenue Marion County Realty Company Oliver QC Oberlies Marion Highlands Winthrop N Avenue Thirty-eighth Street Eliza T. Plemniog Owen Quigley Fleming Place Morris Street Lee Street Samuel J. Evang James L. McKee Kenwood Park Graceland Avenue Thirty-third Street Edella L. Schofield Isaac F. Zimmerman Sangster Et al Vaccant Sangster Avenue Twenty-seventh Street Matthew H. Camden Henry W. Bookmeyer Park Heights Indianapolis Avenue Thirtieth Street Otto F. Bookmeyer William Hl. Benton Haven & Geddes Company Wiley’s

Real estate transfers list large subdivison and lot sales

A long row of urban property transactions records transfers across many subdivisions. Buyers include Smitson, College Park Land Company, Stelzel, Brown, Woerner, Engleke, Johnson, Turtle, Levis, Haecherle, Kepler, Griffin, Amthor, Collins, Shover, Reyer, Berkit and Spaunuth. Properties range from vacant lots to improved parcels, centered along Washington and Pennsylvania avenues, Broadway, and surrounding streets, with prices from $100 to $12,250 and sizes up to several acres.

Paca. Street Pratt Street William D .Simitson Smitson Washington Street Mount Jackson College Park Land Company Wiliam H. Ballard Osgood Forest Park Broadway Thirty-fourth Street Eliza M. Stelzel Philean Chapman Stelzel Ciifton Street Charles F. Woerner Adam. Woerner Woerner Riverside Eleventh Street Belmont Avenue John F. Engleke Harry M. Johnson William Thorn Ruddell Johnson Heirs Colege Avenue Seventeenth Street Latta J.e Vidinn Pennsylvania Street Fifty-fourth Street Herman C. Turtle Levis, Pierson Indianapolis Grille Company Southwest Keystone Avenue Center Township William A. Haeherle George A. Lewis Wayne Township George T. Kepler Mary I. Black Indianapolis Cincinnati R. H Square Louisiana Street East Street Silas H. Johnson Ransom ¢Riffin Johnson Woods Yorty-sixth Street Oscar M. Amthor Henrietta S. Sweeney Second Avenue Washington Boulevard Thirty Second Street Paul M. Collins Elizabeth A. Vaught Armstrong Park Baines Avenue Security Trust Co Charles E. Shover Morton Place Alabama Street Twenty-first Street Theodore Reyer Oscar Schwaldt New Jersey Twenty Second Streets Hiram Berkit James M. Tague Park Heights Twenty Ninth Street London Street PD. Spaunuth J. A. Wity Latonia Park Brookville Road Emerson Avenue

Miners Resume at Washington Mine After Suspension

Washington Ind June 20 The trouble at the Washington Wheatland Coal company mines following the discharge of four miners has been settled and the mines reopened on Thursday after a four day suspension to halt the dispute.

Washington- Wheatland Coal Company

Roumanian Queen Elizabeth Near Death in Bucharest

Queen Elizabeth of Roumania known as Carman Sylvia is at death s door in Bucharest after a relapse of appendicitis. Physicians say there is no hope of saving her life.

Bucharest Elizabeth of Roumania Carman Sylvia

Buckeye Steel Castings Ordered to Install Safety Devices

State inspector Thomas P. Kearns reports twenty three orders issued to Buckeye Steel Castings of Columbus Ohio to fit safety devices on machinery following complaints from Austro-Hungarian consul Ernest Ludwig and a Cleveland envoy about dangerous working conditions for immigrant workers.

Columbus Thomas P. Kearns A. G2 .Deuman Ernest Ludwig Cleveland Buckeye Steel Castings Company

Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal Plans 5 Million Bond Issue

Pittsburg Pa June 30 A formal statement from Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship canal officials says state aid from the Pennsylvania legislature is assured and the company will issue 5 000 000 bonds to fund the first stages of construction Eastern and interests have largely agreed to back the underwriting of the issue

Pittsburg Lake Erie and Ohio River Ship Pennsylvania Eastern @nand

Incorporations Filed With Secretary of State

Articles of incorporation filed for Cavalry Cemetery association in Terre Haute with a roster of clergy and civic names. Italian Columbia society in Clinton includes Anton Basso Valentino Balliana and Louis Jacobe as directors. Cayuga Social club in Cayuga lists Charles H Fenimore Roy Allee and John H Kendall as directors. Montezuma Lotus club in Montezuma names J W Sylvester James Daniels and Joseph Mankin. Reserve Social club in Montezuma names John Marshall Frank Maxwell and Barney Davey as directors. Oakland Social club in Elwood lists John R McFagen Emons Steynolds and Edward J Smith as directors. Deming Lumber company in Martinsville reports 15000 capital with Charles C Deming Edwin P Deming and Marion H Deming as directors. Foster-Creighton Lumber company in Tennessee shows 100000 capital with 10000 stock in Indiana and directors H Gould W J Foster R M Dudley W M Xr Creighton and Edwin Warner.

Cavalry Cemetery Association Terre Haute Victor A. Schnell Camillus Eichenlaub Ferdinand Mier John Ryves Herman Hulman Fred Haring Daniel Reagan Peter M. Foley Thomas Callahan Thomas Hanley James E. Qillett John F. Gilmore Italian Columbia Society Clinton Anton Basso Valentino Balliana Louis Edward J. Smith Deming Lumber Company Martinsville Capital Stock Charles C. Deming Edwin P. Deming Marion H. Deming Foster-Creighton Lumber Company Tennessee Capital Indiana H. Gould W. J. Foster R. M. Dudley W. M. Xr Creighton Edwin Warner

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