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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1910

Page

10

Receipts Show Hog and Cattle Market Movements Saturday

Hog receipts 2,500 with strong demand from outside buyers. Top hogs at 30.10, bulk sold around 8.05 to 9.05, some up 10c from Friday. Cattle receipts about 250, prices steady from Friday. bulls and calves steady. Sheep sparse but sold steady. lambs 6.75 down to 4.30 previous week. Other markets show mixed steady to weak trends across regions and stock types.

Pittsburg Hght East Buffalo N. Y Union Stock Yards Cincinnati Reese Bates

Pork market boom hits corn belt with hefty hog weights

Poole in the Chicago Examiner notes pork production rising across the corn belt with April and May Indiana hog shipments to Chicago topping 200 lbs. A bond from alparaiso weighs 215 lbs, described as phenomenal. The piece describes a bear campaign and a lower market meeting steady progress, with traders registering no protest.

Poole Chicago Examiner Indiana Chicago

Radical price readjustment eyed after hog and grain trends

National market notes show hog herds growing fat from two pounds daily in warm weather as farmers hold hogs, boosting packers' future volume. Meat demand weak in the South and packers invest in lard to chase high prices, while grain markets in Minneapolis and Kansas City report December and May wheat quotes around 1.00 and 1.08 dollars.

Morris Sthwabacher North American Profession Company Jinneapolis Pvtiven Awwinnidiog Ansas’ City Bic Louis

Wheat and grains ease as markets stay pressured abroad

Continued favorable news from Argentina and Australia, weak export demand and rising stocks weighed on Chicago grain trading. Wheat futures fell about a half to three quarters cent, with only brief shorts profit-taking sparking minor support. corn and oats also eased on light trade and ample selling. Provisions held steady to firmer amid a light, unremarkable session.

Chicago Argentina Australia Liverpool Shorts

Chicago Cash Wheat and Corn Prices on Oct 22

Chicago cash grains mixed with bid prices for wheat and corn across several grades. No. 2 red and hard winter futures shown with ranges from about 1.00 to 1.08 per bushel. Corn prices include No. 2 yellow and white figures around 0.48 to 0.49 per bushel. oats listed for No. 2 white around 0.82 to 0.94 per bushel.

Chicago Ste

Grain Prices and Shipments Reported in Inspections

Prices and totals for Wheat Wesak and Corn Wesak noted, including No. 2 red and white grades, mixed lots, and October to December entries. Inspections show car counts by grade for Wheat, Corn, Hay, and Rye, with through billing and total car figures across categories.

Wesak Ste TiSor Hnay Timothy Hay

Wheat market opens quiet with sterling declines in Liverpool

The wheat market opened quiet with prices about 4 pence lower, influenced by weaker American cables and abundant Australian cargoes. After a dull session, prices steadied slightly toward the close as shorts covered on small American shipments. Argentine and Australian advices remain favorable but weekend covering offset gains. Market closes dull and steady, 4d lower on corn and spot trade with growing local stocks.

Liverpool Bradstreets Argentina Australia

Grain Price Highlights From Toledo Market Report

Toledo market notes show Wheat cash 95 3 4 cents, December 96 3 4, May 1.02 dollars. Corn cash and December 54 cents, May 50 1 2 cents. Oats cash 335 40, December 344 4 4, May 36 cents. Rye No 2 and No 3, Baltic prices not specified. Clover seed cash for Oct, Dec and Mar 8.95. Alsike prime Oct 9, Dec 9.10. Lilvethy prime Oct 4.35.

Toledo

Buffalo grain prices terse in truncated Oct entry

Partial Buffalo market update lists Wheat No 2 red at 98 cents and No 2 Petes at five cents, Corn No 2 yellow at a dime, No 3 yellow at eight cents, Oats No 2 white at 34 and No 3 white at 34 1/2 cents, Rye No 1 at ninety cents, others cut off.

Buffalo N. Y

New York Commodity Prices Quietly Mixed on Oct 22

Market report from New York shows dull grain and dairy sectors with pork and lard firm. Prices quoted for flour pork lard sugar coffee hay poultry cheese butter eggs and other farm products with varying grades and regional differences across the East and Midwest.

New York Middle West Rio

Chicago Market Prices Report Butter and Dairy Rates

Chicago markets list butter extras at 29 cents and firsts at 27 cents with dairy extras 27 and firsts 25. Prime firsts 26, fists 24. Cheese Irvine and other items noted with varied pricing. Live poultry Fowls mentioned with fragmented data.

Chicago Irvine

Wall Street Opens Irregular With Mixed Early Movements

Initial stock exchange transactions were irregular as professional traders evening up positions. Union Pacific declined at dawn but a late half hour rally lifted most leading railroad shares. American Smelters swung from loss to gains with a notable 14 percent rise before closing.

New York Stock Exchange Union Pacific Merican Smelters Steel Virginia Chemical Amalgamated Copper London Wall Street

New York Bonds and Market Notes 1910 Outlook

A dense roster of bond quotes from New York lists many issues including Atch Cony, New York Central, Reading, and Pennsylvania among others with varied yields. The piece also covers earnings of the Pullman Company for the year ending July 31, 1910, noting a substantial rise in gross and net earnings and a higher surplus available for dividends after expenses.

Pullman Company

New York curbs stand on rail and lane mix amid signals

Fragmentary OCR shows references to streets, trains, and road conditions. Mentions Nipissing, Green Can, Brit. Col. and Imp. lengths, and various numbers. Overall text is garbled with no clear narrative or dates. Entities are unclear due to damaged source.

New York No.h. Johie

New York Bank Statement and London Silver Report

The Associated Banks show an average cash reserve of 25.92 percent with a slight overall increase of 3,382,775, while loans and deposits decline by 21,902,000 and 25,667,100 respectively. Actual cash reserve sits at 25.90 percent. London silver quotes mark bar at 26:3-100.

New York United States

Fruits and Vegetables Prices From Local Market Ad

Readable fragment shows a market listing with numerous fruits and vegetables and their prices. Items include apples such as Roman beauty and Fen Lavis. grapes Malaga. oranges Valencia. pears Bartletts. lemons Messina. vegetables like beets cabbage celery cucumbers lettuce potatoes mushrooms and more. Prices vary by crate, basket, or per unit across regional sources.

Colorado Vandevere Massachusetts Igs California Malaga New York Niagara Florida Wisconsin Messina Valencia St. Michaels Barletts Michigan Anjou Homestown Awe Uue Michigan Pri Lima Jersey Virginia

Grain Gossip Lights Up Cereal Markets

Liverpool reports mixed grain prices with wheat steady and corn softening. Chicago receipts show wheat and corn volume with contract grades noted. Big shorts like Arthur Cutten and James A Patten are blamed for market pressure amid ample world supply and weak export demand. Berlin and Seattle cables hint at price shifts and export loadings.

Shorts Ninest Arthur Cutten Putten A. S. White James A. Patten

Dividend notices from multiple companies in periodicals

The General Chemical Company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on its common stock payable December 2 to stockholders of record November 19. United States Motors Company declares 1 percent on its preferred stock payable November 10 to stockholders of record October 1. Minneapolis General Electric Company declares 83 cents on its preferred stock and a quarterly dividend of $1.75 on its common payable November 1 to stockholders of record October 24. West Pennsylvania Railways Company declares 1 percent on its preferred stock payable November 1 to stockholders of record October 22. Trenton Potteries Company declares the usual quarterly dividend of 1/2 percent on its preferred stock payable October 25 to stockholders of record October 2.

General Chemical Company United States Motors Company Minneapolis General Electric Company Comnon West Pennsylvania Railways Company Trenton Potteries Company

Clearing of Gary banks shows week ending clearings rise

Clearing of the seven Gary associate banks for the week ending Friday totaled 216424.25 dollars with satisfactory gains noted. First clearings report appeared four months ago and improvements continue. Next week Jery will gain its eighth bank as the Security State opens its doors.

Gary

New York Bar Silver Holds Steady Amid Steps

New York markets report bar silver at 6 5/8 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 50 cents, with prices largely unchanged on Oct 22 as traders note steady demand and limited supply.

New York

City Births Record From Foley to Berman Families

City notices list births from numerous families including Eugene and Louise Foley at 2041 College Avenue with a boy and Richard and Louise Johnson at 115 West Venth Street with a girl. Additional entries include Klomer and Lane DaVice at 3313 North New Jersey Street a boy and A John and Leontine Gane at 2568 North Delaware Street a girl. Other names appear as Archie omit Hazel Wighe at 2436 North New Jersey Street irli Carey and Iittle Reynolds 1717 Buckle Street a girl Fred aunt Lydia auman at 963 fodiana Avenue a son.

Eugene and Louise Foley College Avenue Richard and Louise Johnson West Venth Street Klomer Lane DaVice New Jersey John and Leontine Gane Delaware Street Archie Hazel Wighe Irli Carey Iittle Reynolds Buckle Street Fred Lydia Auman Fodiana Avenue

Deaths and causes from city records list multiple cases

A list of decedents with ages and addresses, including William Haite of 16 West Thirtieth street who died by carbolic acid poisoning, John Swick of 16014 Montcalu street from cirrhosis, Henry Crews of 710 Lord street from bronchial pneumonia, and others. Also notes Anna Cora Darnell, Harriet J. Dunning, Hans Hansen, George William Worth, Adie Bell Haas, Bert Parks, Esther Murphy, Harry C Faulkner, Bettie Rhodes with various illnesses and hospital stays.

William Haite Thirtieth Street John Swick Montcalu Street Henry Crews Lord Street Anna Cora Darnell West Twenty-eighth Street Harriet J. Dunning East Fourteenth Street Hans (. Hansen City Hospital George William Worth Erie Street Adie Bell Haas Palmer Street Bert Parks Esther Murphy St. Vincent's Hospital Harry C. Faulkner Bettie Rhodes Hovey Street

Local Pairings Listed in Public Notices

Charles W Wright and Elizabeth E Eichel Oscar Doughty and Nora M Glover Theodore H Key and Elsie P Dilworth Frank A Bonham and Hallie M Buch ana Homer Wells and Mary E Cheshire Charles K Mayer and Helen J Cotbrell Henry Biggersteff and Belle W Murphy.

Charles W. Wright Elizabeth E. Eichel Oscar Doughty Nora M. Glover Theodore H. Key Elsie P. Dilworth Frank A. Bonham Hallie M. Buchana Homer Wells Mary E. Cheshire Charles K. Mayer Helen J. Cotbrell Henry Biggersteff Belle W. Murphy

Building Permits Report From St Joe Area

H C Brunaugh of St Joe near Ft Warne avenue applies for boiler work costing 32000. Henry Stockwick builds shingle frame dwelling valued at 00. AS Morris at 1111 West Thirty-fifth Gift street files one story frame dwelling valued at 000. U Kirkpatrick at 1450 Hiatt street seeks an addition costing 200. Parry Brunson on third lot west of Arlington, south side of Washington, two story frame dwelling 3700. John Ittenbuck 2030 North Alabama street one story garage 125. Alfred Tilley at Central avenue and Thirty Ceeds street two story frame dwelling 160. M Starris 1829 Relner repairs 875. Rebecca Le Bell 1041 West Twenty-ninth street reshingle 110. Daisyduinn 2521 North Rural street Tuz house 200.

H.C. Brunaugh St. Joe Ft Warne Avenue Henry Stockwick Arbor Avenue Morris Thirty-fifth Gift Street U. Kirkpatrick Hiatt Street Parry Brunson Arlington Street Washington Street John Ittenbuck North Alabama Street Alfred Tilley Central Avenue Thirtyceeds Street M. Starris Relner Rebecca le Bell West Twenty-ninth Street Daisyduinn North Rural Street Tuz

Real estate transfers list from city transactions

Frank WV. Thomas to Edward Held lot 433 Washington heights sub vacant east side of OROWAE south of Forty second street price 65. Catherine FE Krauss ts Emil L Coghe et ax lot 40 Drakes sub outlot 14 50x180 feet improved southwest corner of Minter and Market streets price 1100. Howe Abbott to J E Stilz et al lots 47 and JS Lotta s North Illinois street addition Tax133 feet vacant southeast corner of Capitol avenue and Fortleth street price 2000. Jacob L Strausbough et al by sheriff to Jesse Kellum lot 112 Kenwood park addition 0x18u feet improved west side of Kenwood avenue north of Thirty third street price 3100. W C Day to Clement W Hoover lot 92 Clark et al s first addition 265136 feet improved east side of Chase street north of Oliver avenue price 1. Union trust company trustee to Jonathan S Hadley et al lot 31 Northcroft addition 408153 feet vacant south side of

Frank WV. Thomas Edward Held Washington Heights Orowae Forty-second Street Catherine FE. Krauss Emil L. Coghe Drake Minter Market Streets Howe Abbott J. E. Stilz Lotta

Property transfers in Center Township and surroundings

A long list of real estate transfers completed in Center Township and nearby areas. Transactions include numerous lots in West Tenth Street, Meridian Heights, Western Heights, Woodlawn and South Park additions, with prices ranging from 500 to 6,600 dollars. Notable sales include land in Gore Manor Avenue, Senate Avenue, and various subdivision lots, with several empty parcels and improved plots noted. In total, 28 transfers were recorded totaling 41,712.46 dollars. The week recorded 204 transfers totaling 510,088.03 dollars.

Incorporations and name change for East Chicago church

Notice lists several Indiana incorporations with capital stock, directors named for Santo Specialty Company in Indianapolis, Backstry Machine and Leather Company in Union City, Union Dairy Company in Indianapolis, Art Garment Company in Indianapolis, and the Trinidad Mines Company in Indianapolis. Also reports that 50 percent of Security State Bank of Gary’s capital stock has been paid in.

E. H. Day J. Kellum L. E. Cosand Art Garment Company Indianapolis Capital Stock H. Beate J. D. Arensman L. B. Davis Security State Bank of Gary Trinidad Mines Company Capital Henry Jameson F. Q. Dorsey L. W. Hay

Deafness Cure Demonstrated At Home Trial

A New York aurist Dr Edward Gardner offers a free home trial to prove deafness is curable. Send your ear trouble to Suite 967 No 40 West Thirty third Street New York City and receive by return mail a Trial Treatment.

New York Edward Gardner West Thirty-third Street New York City

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