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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1910

Page

10

Market summaries show hog gains and cattle steady decline in fall prices

An extensive market digest reports hog numbers rising from prior weeks while sheep slide, cattle remains steady to slightly higher and a broad array of prices across steers heifers cows and calves at major markets including Cincinnati Union Stock Yards and Buffalo with oats and wheat futures reacting to Argentine rains and global shipments.

Cincinnati Union Stock Yards East Buffalo Echoice Lambs Pittsburg

Indianapolis Grain Wheat Market Notes

Grain report from Indianapolis shows wheat prices for No. 2 red 968, extra 3 red 93c, No. 3 red 90c, October 96c, November 97c, December 98e. Inspections list several cars of wheat, corn, oats, and hay by grade and color with totals.

Indianapolis Sample Timothy

Wagon Market Prices Reported for Grains and Forage

The notice lists Sheath No 2 red corn meal sample milling at 68 cents, Shelled oats at 32 3/4 cents, oat straw at 5 7, wheat straw priced around 11 1/2. Baled straw and mixed fodder quoted, with approximate weights and prices provided.

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Liverpool Grain Market Reuters Report

Wheat opened lower in Liverpool as lighter U S supplies were offset by large Black Sea shipments and rain in Argentina. By midday prices were steadier but remained percent lower with a heavy market and weak demand. Corn stayed unchanged.

Liverpool Black Sea Argentina

Market Report For Spring and Winter Wheat Prices

Buffalo N Y Oct 10 Spring Wheat No 1 northern 1 16 mocular price. Winter Wheat No 2 red 1 No 2 white 99c Corn No 2 yellow 37 No 3 yellow 1614c No 4 yellow Ailge No 3 Bdc uts No 2 white 37 4e No 3 white Sic No 4 white 36c 5 Standard Bilge Barley TG S80c Rye No 1 Sic No 2 80e

Buffalo Chicago St.4 Ile Ize

Grain and oilseed futures quoted for October market

Toledo reports futures quotes for wheat corn oats and soybeans. Wheat December at 1005 per bushel. corn December 514? May. oats May 88 1/2. rye 76. cloverseed October December 9 1/4. timothy 4.15.

Toledo Dehenden Hart Alsike Timothy

Grain Gossip Reports Mixed Open and Argentine Market Talk

Liverpool cables show wheat opening lower while corn holds flat and oats rise. World shipments list 5,902,000 bu for corn and 16,952,000 for wheat, with U.S. car-lot receipts noting 71 wheat cars and 198 corn cars. Pritchard cautions about exaggerated Argentine reports and says rain is needed there, influencing potential wheat strength.

Chicago Pritchard Argentine Republic United States Liverpool Argentina

Stock market opens steady as Missouri Pacific leads gains

Prices opened unchanged from Saturday with Missouri Pacific marking the session’s feature by rising 1 for early trading. Union Pacific Reading Steel and Smelters posted the top advances, while Mackay common rose 1 and Western Union fell 1 as the market held a buoyant tone into the late session.

New York Stock Exchange Missouri Pacific Union Pacific Reading Steel London Mackay Common Western Union Hooley, Learnard & Co Canadian Pacific Texas Oil Steel Corporation Monthly Kansas City Southern

Fragmented OCR Sports Card Items

Undetailed garbled OCR fragment lists players teams and percentages with no coherent events or readable context. The text mentions Miami and Chino and appears to be an unfinished score or roster page with scattered numbers and names.

Wall Street Outlook Sees Mixed Signals From Washington

Wall Street activity shows cautious tone as Washington engagement rises and the Interstate Commerce Commission considers rate changes. Rail stock weakness persists while retail demand appears steadier and Sears Roebuck contemplates a stock dividend. traders weigh bearish market manipulation risks against potential upswings.

Wall Street Washington Supreme Courts Interstate Commerce Commission

Argo Jester & Co Fails on Cotton Exchange

New York firm Argo Jester & Co of SY Beaver Street notified the exchange that it could not meet obligations. Officials cite bearish stance during a sustained advance in cotton futures, with Monday’s sharp rise precipitating the failure.

New York New York Cotton Exchange Argo, Jester & Co SY Beaver Street the Exchange

Metal Exchange Quiet With Mixed Copper Tin Gains

New York trading opens with a quiet session yet a higher tilt overall. Copper eases from spot to November around 12.20 to 12.40, December 12.20 to 12.45, tin climbs, lead sits near 4.40 to 4.35, and spelter floats near 5.50 to 5.00, with bid 37.

New York Metal Exchange Spotte Jerember

English mills sold ahead in quiet cotton market

Private reports from the other side suggest English mills are sold ahead for months and Liverpool market activity in recent days supports this. The notion of a broad lockout over a minor issue may be Manehster driven to manipulate cotton, a tactic not new in these exchanges.

Roerainer Hawley-Gates Interstate Costomerce Commission Thomas Gibson Union Pacific Reading Steel New York the Journal of Commerce Liverpool Manchester

Money rates and exchange cue in bank notes

New York Ot t 10 Money on a cats 12 percent time money easy sixty days 3 44 ninety days 44 44¢ nix months 44 4%. Sterling exchange 454 487 with actual business in bankers bills at 485.95 486 for demand and 483 for sixty day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.

New York Sterling Exchange Baunkera Prime Mercantile

United States Steel Corp Monthly Statement Released

The October monthly statement shows September unfilled tonnage at 3,158,022 tons with 370,022 tons of spare capacity. The report notes unfilled orders and reflects the steel sector's current production and demand dynamics.

New York United States Steel Corporation

Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices Corrected Daily

A corrected daily price list for fruits and vegetables lists numerous items with prices. Includes apples such as Jonathan and Grimes Golden, grapes, citrus, melons, peaches, pears, and onions, plus vegetables like beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, potatoes, turnips, tomatoes, squash, beans, corn, and greens with per-unit or per-bushel pricing and regional origins.

Ohio Michigan New York California Indiana Maine Seth Virginia Baltimore

Market Reports Corrected Daily Prices for Butter and Cheese

New York market notes show butter at 82¢ to 31¢ per 5 lb brick and tubs, cheese prices varied with full cream and New York cheddars around 18¢ to 30¢, poultry steady with turkeys 18 to 25¢ and chickens 11 to 21¢. Flour dull, pork steady at 21 to 21.50, lard dull, raw sugar easing, coffee futures weak, creamed poultry steady, eggs higher, and Columbus Day closes produce exchange on Oct 12.

Thomson O A. W. Apes Othe Tage Elgin N.Y Cheddars Wisconsin New York Middle West Rio

Chicago price list for dairy and poultry products

Chicago market listings show Butter-Extras at 28c and firsts at 25c, dairy extras 27c and firsts 25c. Egxes-Prime firsts 22e and firsts 25c. Cheese Skims 14% tic, young Americas 16 1Htge. Live poultry prices include Fowls 1144 ze, ducks 13 13'4e, geese 12 13c.

Chicago Americas

Chicago cash market grain prices report

Chicago cash market notes uneven wheat values across many grades with No 2 red trading near 1.50 to 1.60 per bushel and mixed prices for spring and white wheat. Oats show a range around 26 to 32 cents while standard and white classifications command 33 to 34 cents per bushel.

New York Bar Silver Update From Oct 10 Trading

New York bar silver traded at 544 1 2 cents per ounce with Mexican dollars at 45 cents. Market notes show shifts in precious metals pricing and dealer commentary.

New York

London Bar Silver Steady Amid Small Rise

London market report for October 10 shows bar silver at 23 3-16d per ounce, up 3-16d from yesterday as prices hold steady in early trading. The modest advance reflects cautious demand and stable wholesale activity.

London

Gardener Develops Record Geranium and Dahlia Varieties

Richard Diener of Colima, Mexico, has perfected a six inch geranium in a meter and crossed carnations with the prosperity bloom to reach four or five inch blossoms. He claims fifty seven dahlia varieties and is attempting a blue dahlia.

Diener Colima Pluk

France Strikes Hit Northern Railway In Paris

In Paris on Monday nearly 300 Northern railway workers quit work sparking a strike that could involve all 45,000 employees. Strikers demand a minimum wage of 3 francs per day a broader pension law interpretation a ten hour day and a six day week.

France Northern

New Texas county Kinkler organized in western Texas

Secretary of state reports the creation of Kinkler county with Kermit as county seat in western Texas. The development brings Texas to 240 organized counties and five unorganized counties remaining.

Austin Tex Secretary of State New County Kinkler Texas Kermit

Another Ruler Deposed in Amazonas Revolt

A cable from Juaneiro says Amazonas governor was deposed as federal troops backed opposition forces in a regional revolt. The report places the event in Brazil with federal involvement and political upheaval.

London To Juaneiro Brazil Amazonas

Argo, Jenter & Co. Quit Stock Exchange

Argo Jenter and Company withdraw from active trading on the New York Stock Exchange as of October 10, marking a notable shift in the firm’s market participation and investment activities. The move affects their listed securities and investor relations.

Indianapolisville ‘Traction Company Bermaont Cor Louigville Launtermedias Sioet Scotteburburg Ona Scottsbare Vna

City Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Statistics

City births list named parents and newborns with addresses and sexes. Deaths record ages, causes, and residences, followed by marriages and building permits across multiple streets and hospitals reflected in the municipal statistics.

Real estate transfers list many lots and purchases

A long list documents transfers from William E English to Robert Kulzner and many others across multiple additions. Properties include vacant and improved lots in Stout's, Fletcher's, Marion Park, Rosemont, Central avenue heights, and other additions with prices ranging from $1 to $5,250 and totals for transfers at $92,221.01.

William E. English Robert Kulzner Allen McLain Street Milley Street George Ti. Tyler Elmer Jeffries Purcell's Jones Barnes Avenue Twenty-ffth Street Nelson H. Pyle Alice A. Bond Washington Township Jesse M. Tindall J. Raymond Tindall Fletcher Brookside Sixteenth Dearborn Mary Tebbe Emma C. Willsey Long Pleasant Avenue Churchman Avenue Kouth Prospect Street Clarence CL McCurdy Thomas Wuitson Rosemont Holmes Avenue Bertha Street Uiion Trust Company Athalia Boatman Garfield Park Comer Avenue Shelby Street Albert B. Cornelius Earls M. Edson Brodleigh Pennsylvania Street Thirty-eighth Street Earl M. Adsov Hempstead Decatur John C. McKay Pauliave C. Mears Perry Township Sarah A. Cooper James A. Kerr Butler Fifteenth Street College Avenue George M. Chandler Crown Hill Samuel G. King William Ormand Harry N. Burnett Richey Miller Street Kappes Street Francis Galbraith James M. Berywyhill Ardmore Park Avenue Thirty-ninth Street William L. Milner William C. Day Latonia Park Emerson Avenue Brookville Avenue Carl von Hake Benjamin F. Hornefins Central Avenue Heights Central Avenue Forty Eighth Street FSU Otto G. Heun Frank Jeter Seidensticker West End Bismarck Avenue Michigan Street Stuart A. Coulter Alfred R. Hovey Guardian Same Mary H. Johnson Alonzo Johnson Johnson Castleton Center Township W. M. Burson EB. Burson Braden Riverside Oscar Street Southern Avenue

Incorporations listed for Indianapolis and Owensboro firms

The article notes several new corporations with their capital stock and directors. Hide leather and belting Co of Indianapolis with 250,000 capital stock lists Albert G. Snider Frank H. Goeh on and A E Snider as directors. Davis Coal and Block Co of Indianapolis shows 6,000 capital stock with We Seen Biers Mary a Davis and Otis mo RH as directors. Pennington and Co of Owensboro Ky lists 15,000 capital stock with T H Pennington W W Clarke B Clarke and G W Crutch as directors. Carnahan Co of Washington appears with an issuance totaling 31,900.

Leather and Belting Company of Indianapolis Capital Stock Albert G. Snider Frank H. Goheon A. E. Snider Davis Coal. and Block Company of B. Biers Mary A Davis Otismo RH Pennington and Company Owensboro W- W.charke B.clarke G- “W. Crutch Ae Carnahan: Company Washington

Missing Indianapolis man feared drowned after river discovery

Special to The Sun. Worthington Indiana October 10 The horse and buggy driven by R W Sproston formerly of 38 North Senate Avenue Indianapolis was found midstream of a creek near here Monday and Sproston was missing The horse drowned and fear is entertained that Sproston met a like fate Sproston's wife recently moved from Indianapolis to Louisville and it is understood that she and her husband were living apart Sproston was employed by a medicine company.

Worthington Ind R. W. Sproston Senate Avenue Indianapolis Ie Creek Sproston Louisville

Senators to Address Postal Convention As Kansas City Opens

Almost the entire official family of the United States post office department will attend the Southwest postal association convention in Kansas City. Postmaster General Frank H. Hitchcock is slated to speak Tuesday night, with Senator Warner and Representatives Bartholdt Miller Scott and Campbell among others expected to attend.

Kansas City United States Post Office Department South‘west Postal Association Frank H. Hitchcock Warner Bartholdt Missouri Miller, Scott and Campbell Kansas

Treasury Official Will Visit Indiana on Tour

The controller of the Treasury and Mrs. Robert J. Tracewell will leave Washington for a month long visit in Indiana. They will stay at Corydon and visit ex Senator Herenway at his Boonville home and travel to Indianapolis Crawfordsville and Richmond.

Washington Controller of the Treasury Robert J. Tracewell Indiana Corydon Herenway Boonville Indianapolis Crawfordsville Richmond

Dangerous Runaway Trip Ends Near Tragedy

Three Albany youths aged 12 to 14 fled homes to seek fortune in New York and rode the North Adams express from Hillsdale to White Plains clinging to a pilot at high speed. Exposed to the cold, they nearly died before being taken off the train and returned to their Albany homes.

White Plains N. Y Albany New York North Adams Express Boston & Albany Hillsdale Station Charles Child Thomas Funk Robert Marsh

John A Coulter Dies Noted Clinton County Contractor

Frankfort Ind Oct 10 John A Coulter 71 a leading Clinton county figure died Saturday He built the county s first iron bridges and later was a merchant He had been ill since April with pernicious anemia and left wealth from his ventures

John A. Coulter Frankfort Ind Clinton County

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