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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
4
Wheat steady with No 2 red at 1.15 and No 3 red at 1.06. No bids on oats and corn. Hay steady with choice timothy at 14.25 and No 1 timothy at 14.00. Inspections show multiple cars of wheat, corn, and hay moving, totals listed for in and out, with various red, white, and mixed classifications and grades.
Fresh eggs 28c per dozen and assorted poultry prices list includes country butter turkey ducks hens and spring chickens with live offerings and market rates provided by Indianapolis Produce Exchange.
Chicago grain markets showed fractional wheat gains on cables with May at 1.09 and December around 1.02. Corn held firm amid good weather while oats remained dull. Provisions stayed firm despite softer hogs as December prices opened mixed across grains and fats.
Night riders burned Thomas Staffords tobacco barn and crop in Jessamine county worth about 10000 dollars. Stafford, ill with typhoid fever, could not leave home to chase the marauders and had declined a warning to join a protective pool. He heard the blaze and knew the property was going up.
Land purchased Thursday at the northeast corner of Ohio and West streets by Holliday and Wyon, now at 194-1333 Pennsylvania Street. The 100 foot frontage and 160 foot depth site will host a large building for manufacturing and wholesale business.
The trial scene grew more harrowing as Mme Steinheil claimed the motive of the alleged killer involved robbery evident from 1300 francs in the house the night of the murder. She defended her alleged links to President Faure’s death and broke down when discussing her affection for Borderel, pleading for her daughter.
Pittsburg and Cincinnati market notes show cattle receipts steady with prices from $3.00 to $6.75 for various fat cattle and cows. Hogs rule active with prime heavy around $8.35 and mixed hogs $7.85 to $8.40. Calves and shop receipts listed, with lambs near $4.50 and sheep $4 to $6.50. Cincinnati reports steady hog receipts and higher cattle receipts, bulls firm, and sheep and lambs mixed.
Chicago cash grain prices show mixed futures across wheat and corn with No 2 red wheat at about 1.17 to 1.18 dollars, No 2 corn around 63 cents, and various No 3 and white wheat and corn prices listed. Market figures include No 2 northern spring near 1.05 to 1.06 dollars and No 2 hard around 1.04 to 1.06 dollars, reflecting a wide spread in the day’s cash grain quotes.
Toledo grain quotes list Wheat cash 1.18 percent December 91.18 percent May 1.20 percent July 1.00 percent. Corn cash 64 percent old 60 percent new December Wyec May 61 percent July 68 percent. Oats cash 42 cents December a2hec May 44 percent July 4 percent. Rye cash 75 cents.
A fragmentary caption reads Over the Plate with a speaker pointing to Green and predicting in a few weeks he will be our best man, while a surprised listener responds Sudien and addresses Chasity, Pennesten, and Tiger in a noisy scene.
Indianapolis market notes show today receipts of 8500 hogs 1800 cattle and 600 sheep with hogs and cattle up from a week ago while sheep fall. Regional quotes list herd categories with ranges for heifers cows calves bulls and hogs and include East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards prices for cattle hogs and sheep along with market activity levels.
New York November 3 There was continued irregularity in the opening and early trading as price changes were roughly split between fractional gains and losses. Steel stocks led with Colorado Fuel Allis Chalmers Steel common and others advancing slightly. American Cotton Oil rose 1 percent while Amalgamated, railroad shares, and key industrials showed strength in the first hour. Government bonds unchanged with other bonds irregular.
Wheat No 2 red 1.04 milling sample Hc 11.02 poor sample 1Akec Old corn 32 ISe new corn 50 55e Shelled oats 38 40c sheaf oats 1010 12.00 a ton Mixed hay 13.50 14.50 clover 12.00 15.00 timothy 14.50 15.50 baled 14.01 15.50 straw 5.00 66.00
The Denison Hotel offers American plan dining with Sunday dinners as a specialty. Muatc.
Newest and prettiest in Indianapolis promotes a first class sanitary facility at 7 W Market Street offering upscale services and modern comforts to patrons seeking quality grooming and lodging in one location.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of A Jacobs, late of Marion County. The estate is deemed defunct, with case No. 93 recorded.
The Nov 5 198? market report notes Kerr Lake weakness to 45 dollars, La Rose steady near 490, Wemisk under pressure at 5, Rochester strong to 16.5, Foster meeting disappointment kept Beaver, Peter Lake, Silver Leaf steady while Trethewey rebounded to 1.60. Numerous Ontario mining names including Cobalt group note mixed bids and steady to firm closes.
Curb market trading in New York opened steady with numerous issues listed and wide bid figures. Listings include American Tobacco, Ely Cons, Miami Copper, Kerr Lake, Nipissing, Guanajuato, Nevada Cons, Bay State Gas and others with varied small lot quotes and fractions. activity described as steady amid subdued demand.
Marion county probate court orders private sale of Parker Willis estate assets at 9 E Market St Indianapolis. Court lets executor sell Court House Grocery Co stock lease and fixtures at 302 E Washington St with payment terms one half cash and half in six months at 6 percent interest.
Notice states James O Blythe has duly qualified as administrator of the estate of John L Blythe late of Marion County Indiana, deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent.
A city notice lists births including several couples and addresses with newborns, followed by deaths and causes such as lobar pneumonia and tuberculosis. Also recorded are marriage licenses, building permits, and property moves with fees. Entities include Shaw, Amt, Martain, Reed, Hamblin, Gray, Marshall, Shelly, Bruce, Barden, Hess, Bauman, Storch, Keppel, Ferris, Collins, Gordon, Parker, Jones, and various addresses and firms.
Fragmentary text notes a broker named Stina and a person or entity likely named Jos, with incomplete phrases surrounding names and places. No clear event, date, or location can be established from the readable fragments.
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