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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1910

Page

10

Market Summary of Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

Receipts Friday total 3,500 hogs 2,200 cattle and others. hogs down year over year but up from Thursday locally. top hog price $9.85, typical $9.50 to $9.80. Cattle and calves strong in places, sheep and lambs rising with demand from local and outside buyers. lambs $3.50 to $6.65, yearlings up to $6.75. Other markets show steady to strong tendencies with regional variations in prices for cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs.

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Pro Vision Market Sees Mixed Demand and Hog Price Decline

L. J. Schwabnacher & Co. notes the provision market remains driven by packing interests with uneven consumer uptake, while total stocks stay stable. A severe drop in the live hog market over the past three days is expected to curb shipments, with a forecast of higher values forthcoming. Cash lard trade remains excellent.

L. J. Schwabnacher & Co Finley Barrell & Co

Buffalo Market Prices Abridge Grain Oats Corn Dates

Buffalo NY market listing shows prices for corn oats and white and yellow varieties. Includes No 2 white corn No 3 yellow oats and standard grades with varying price quotes and percentages, reflecting typical daily commodity quotes.

Buffalo N. Y

Grain market in Chicago opens mixed on September reports

Wheat opens higher in Chicago but declines in most months amid selling from load houses and weak Liverpool demand. Corn up for May and December but down for September as cash selling dominates. Oats firm then retreats with grain losses. Provisions rise sharply as packers buy heavily.

Chicago Liverpool Ste Sblye Golae Bow Timothy

Wheat and Frost Hit Midwest Markets and Receipts

Chicago car lot receipts show Wheat 123 with 45 contract grade, corn 671 with 178 contract grade. frost struck Bismarck Williston and other northern towns. Government reports boost crop tallies though bears doubt next two weeks. Argentine supply and exports noted. traders cautious on weather and prices for November contracts.

Chicago With &S

Wall Street Opens With Dull Trading On Sept 9

On Friday the New York stock exchange exhibited dullness and irregularity with featureless lists and minor price shifts. Reading led losses while American Hide and Leather rallied, and Union Pacific and Remington showed limited activity as the market drifted toward a steady undertone and a quiet close near the best prices of the day.

New York Stock Exchange Reading London Maine Union Pacific Remling International Paper

Stocks Ex-Dividend: Chesapeake & Ohio and BRT Lead Gains

Ex-dividend trading today shows Chesapeake and Ohio at 144 percent, National Lead at 3 percent, American Car Foundry at 1s percent, and Brooklyn Rapid Transit at 1144 percent. Investors watch these movements as listed companies adjust distributions.

Chesapeake & Ohio National Lead American Car Foundry Common Brooklyn Rapid Transit

Unclear transit and event codes from historical clipping

Fragmentary OCR text lists varied place names and codes such as La Rose Rawhide Miami Cyr Istafa Ray Cent Nipissing and Kerr Sk. with scattered numbers and initials. The readable items resemble a catalog of station or route references, possibly rail or transit likely tied to an old timetable or directory.

Rawhide Cop Miami Cyr Istafa jRay Is Chi Ching Mika

Metal market update from New York trade floor

In New York on a quiet trading day the metal market showed softer copper and lower tin by four points. Lead and spelter held steadier with overall subdued demand and mixed quotations across base metals.

New York Aggie Saniers

Sale of Cumberland-Ely copper concerns transfers to Nevada

Details show the Cumberland-Ely sale to Nevada Consolidated copper close, with about 5 million dollars offered and stock transfers completed. Holders under merger terms receive 6.16 per share for non-exchanging stock, with Sept. 30 deadline to swap into Nevada stock. Nevada holds over 60 percent of Cumberland-Ely stock, Finley Bullet & ta cited among remaining shareholders.

Cumberland-Ely Copper Company Nevada Consolidated Copper Company Maine Nevada Consolidated Cumberlind-Ely Cumberland Nevada Exchange For Nevada Cumberland-Hly

Markets Update Butter and Cheese Prices

New York and Chicago market notes show butter steady to firm with creamery and dairy tubs in quiet demand. Cheese prices hold firm with various grades, while eggs, poultry, and hogs reveal mixed moves. Wheat, flour, and coffee futures appear steady or unchanged across reports.

Neutchitel Wisconsin New Vena IG BC Geest New York Middle West

Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices Corrected Daily

A dense list of wholesale fruit and vegetable prices with various varieties and regions. Includes apples, bananas, cantaloupes, cranberries, grapes, limes, oranges, peaches, pears, pineapples, watermelons, and a wide range of vegetables. Prices listed per bushel, crate, basket, or pound for multiple origins and brands. Contains numerous proper nouns for varieties and locations.

Rockyford Posey County Seymour Massachusetts California Indiana Wisconsin Messina St. Michaels Colorado Elbertas Ohio Michigan New York Lndiany Blums Gov

Company drives price cuts to boost demand

Result of decreased consumption shows the firm now grinding about 10 000 bushels daily, a drop of 10 000 bushels. In the last thirty days consumption fell about 25 percent. The company reduced Carn producers prices twice in three days, first to 3 cents per 100 pounds and then to 1 cent. The price cuts align with corn price drops and reduced consumption, aiming to keep plants running steadily and stimulate demand.

Cotton Market Steady With Small Advances Across Months

New York opening shows gains of 4 points for September and 3 to 10 points for later months while the undertone remains firm. Foreign markets improve tone, influencing local trade as frost dates across Oklahoma Tennessee and northern gulf states are pegged at November 1. Acreage and late crop timing could impact ultimate size. NY Commercial’s 11,807,000 bale estimate appears slightly below average.

New York Oklahom Tennessee Gulf States Usia

Man Watches Rain From Roof Over Theater Roof

In New York Jerry Martin long served on the Globe theater roof watching for rain, a union stage hand amid heat. He has resigned. Charles Fillingham will take over the nightly duty from 7:80 to 9:00, ready to cover showers and secure the roof if needed.

New York Jerry Martin Globe Theater Martin Charles Fillingham

Diet of Dried Fruit For 20 Stanford Students

Twenty Stanford University students in San Francisco join a government experiment to eat a diet of dried fruit at every meal for an indefinite period. Health effects will be tracked by Swain of the chemistry department as researchers note responses to reduced sulfur in California fruit preparations.

San Francisco Val Stanford University Ly. Swain Department of Chemistry

Molten slag inferno kills three in Chicago

An automatic car carrying tons of molten slag from Wisconsin steel mills at South Deering dumped into an auto, leaving three dead. Peter F. Lesterhouse died instantly, Mrs. Peter Lesterhouse was buried under slag, and Mrs. Edward Van Hunt was thrown twenty feet and burned. A fourth person suffered severe burns to the hands and body.

Chicago Wisconsin South Deering Peter FE. Lesterhouse Peter Lesterhouse Edward van Hunt

City Births and Notable Deaths From Local Ledger

City statistics show multiple births at addresses across town including 171 Haugh and 114 West Morris with several boys and girls born to Labauski Hortons Flacks Strotman Panam and others. The list also notes medical cases and fatalities such as capillary bronchitis elevator accident crushing injuries gunshot wound pulmonary tuberculosis nephritis and other illnesses involving residents like Manree Palmer West Torbet Roesener Luseher Painter Prasse and Willen in the surrounding area.

Beuhal Roosevelt John W. Manree Marion Jasper Palmer Linden Charles West Torbet Frederick Willi Roesener Frank Luseher William EH. Painter Wilkin H. Prasse Virginia Ernest la Rue Willen North Meridian

Notable Pairings in Local Engagements

George Marks with Harriet Roberts and Paul J. Land with Charle M. Stubbs appear among a list of paired residents. Other names include Perry Lay with Florence Bb and Forrest I. Stafford with Ruth EB. Stokes, Alfred D. Piercefield with Lottie M. Huf fe, Fred A. Wise with Daisy Bord, Henry F. Davidson with Katherine T. Green, and Arthur C. Baird with Sara F. Boyer. The compilation also features Leroy Nichols with Hazel R. Kile, John S. Boggs with Lingzie Schultz, and David Jones with Alara B. Sebern.

George Marks Harriet Roberts Perry Lay Florence Bb. Satters Forrest I. Stafford Ruth EB. Stokes Paul J. Land Charle M. Stubbs Alfred D. Piercefield Lottie M. Huf Fred A. Wise Daisy Bord Henry F. Davidson Katherine T. Green Arthur C. Baird Sara F. Boyer Leroy Nichols Hazel R. Kile John S. Boggs Lingzie Schultz David Jones Alara B. Sebern

Building Permits Listed by City Officials

A compiled list shows numerous building permits or repairs across multiple addresses. Entries include Levi Riley at 1560 East Market for repairs, C. Voss furnace work at 640 East South, and Fred El Earle repairs at 2816 North New Jersey, among many others. Read as a ledger of permitted work with sums and responsible contractors listed.

Levi Riley 1560 East Market S100 C. Voss East South A. Relf New Jersey Fred el. Earle North Jefferson Cc. Vonnegut Pennsylvania A. Tr Kreldein South Carles G. Voss Merrill Sou Roweh Lo Martindale Northwestern SW. Keene Park OC Mater Ft. Wayne Eat Whitaker Michigan A. Reetor Tle Abibayia W.os. Garber

Real estate transfers detail multiple city lots and trustees

Wilhelmine Solu transfers to Heoury Meyer several plots in Kappes Eight street area and other lots with improvements. John B. Waldo and James Shimer appear in various parcels in Trest’s and Brown’s Mapleton additions with prices from 31,000 to 34,450. George F. Terry trustees convey parcels to Frank A. Stainbraugsge. William Fonnel transfers to James Nicely in North Woodling addition, with improvements, and further transfers to Armedell Kidd and to Lane, Brent, and Emmie Lemmen in Washington Heights and Winthrop avenues. Pedigree parcels include Dewey, University, Senate, and Southern Avenue alignments with stated dimensions and improvements.

Wilhelmine Solu Heoury Meyer Mo Kappes Et Aberlroth R- Waueton Dewey Avenue University Avenue Perry Thrush Leander M. Shepherd Brown Mapleton Senate Avenue Thirty-ninth Street Aura Jet Tuxedo Park Linwood Avenue Washington Street George F. Terry Frank A. Stainbraugsge William Fonnel James EB. Nicely Atlen Et Ales Woodling Deloss Street Leota Street Snior Trust Compul Armedell Kidd Garfield Park Southern Avenue Bond Street Robert PD. Brent Wondcroft Winthrop Avenue Forty Sixth Street EmmieLemmen Et al Washington Heights Carrollton Avenue Fifty-second Street Charles B. Showalter Everett Lb

Property transfers listed in early Indianapolis records

Legal transfers show multiple parcels in Indianapolis townships including Perry Munich Beech Grove and Wayne with sale prices from 1 to 78.68 dollars and notes of vacant and improved lots. Names include B. P. Bruce Charles Remy Annora Marey Hershell Hall and Sophia Lasley among others with descriptions of lots blocks quarters and additions.

Mansur Park Vicnot Shriver Avenue George Barker William H. Barker William Pieper Charles H. Habit Northwest Quarter Perry Township Annora Marey Sheehan Construction Company Crown Hill Didley M. Culver Kora H. Davis Alfred Marshall Caapitol Avenue Vermont Street Richard G. Hedden Whheats Taylor Beauty Avenue Charles M. Cross Abraham L. Shirley Clifford Avenue Cleveland Avenue Byram Natio Investent Company Charles BR. Clarke Tilford Et Als Eet Urvington Arthur B. Campbell Beech Grove Meaut Broadway Fiftieth Street Mars E. Parker Charles B. Edwards Jameson Belmont Morris Street Bismarck Avenue Frank H. Wheeler Sidney W. Elston Jor Hannaman Illley Michissm Street Eva Ford J. F. Masters Alvord and Company Butler Eleventh Street Bellefontaine Street Lottie A. Kinser Chester W. Doll Tott T. Fierson

Incorporations Filed With State Secretary

Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state. Details include the Whenavy goods conway firm and Oakhill City capital stock of 12,000. Directors listed: Walter Josenwinkel Agnes Gerow and Hy W Sigrist. Bloomington firm Fort investment company shows capital stock of 16,000 with directors Walter Josenwinkel Agnes Gerow and Hy. W. Sigrist.

Pridays the Whenavy Conway Oakhill City Capital Stec Irede Joby D. Kell Walter Galligan Carl 2. Powers Fort Investment Company Bloomington Capital Stock Walte Josenwinkel Agnes Gerow Hy. W. Sigrist

Traction Co mp Meet Train Schedule Fragments

Partial OCR of excursion timetable lists departure times from Rushville Connersville and Greensburg with limited stops to Shelbyville and Greensburg. Notes show mixed times like 6:00am 2:00pm and 12:00 noon and indicate dispatch stops and express stops. Contact phones Old Meats 4647 New 239.

Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Rushville

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