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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1910

Page

10

Market totals show hog gains but cattle and sheep fall

Receipts for Wednesday totaled 6500 hogs 1400 cattle and 800 sheep with hogs up from a week ago and year, cattle and sheep down versus the prior week. hog prices eased to around 9.05 to 9.25 with many near 15 cents lower than Tuesday. Cattle tone easier as stockers and feeders slow, bulls steady calves down 25 cents. sheep and lambs receipts up slightly with price peaks near 6.50 for lambs and 4.35 for sheep.

Xellets Pitesburg Light York

Live Stock Prices and Market Report from Multiple Yards

Cattle and hogs move through markets in Pittsburg and three other yards. Prices show variation by grade with bids for choice steers at 6.90 to 7.20, typical fat cows 3.13 to 4.25, and hogs around 9.20 to 9.25 at several yards. Sheep and lambs also trade. futures and new receipts noted.

Retail Coal Prices and Freight Charges Cited

A ledger style notice lists coal prices per ton for several grades including washed red lump at 5.00 and Brazil block at 4.75. It notes extra charges for ground floor or cellar delivery and a chute handling fee of 25 cents per ton. The entry names locations or firms such as Hocking and Indiana Jump and references freight considerations.

Ton Raymond Brazil Indiana

Wagon Market Prices Reported for Grain and Straw

Wheat No 2 red 94 19c sample milling Su 93c. Corn 67 Gi0e. Shelled oats new and old 32 37c. Sweet straw 5 7. Wheat straw C6 slay mixed baled 13 15. Timothy baled 16 17.50. Josee mixed 13 15. Loose timothy 15 50 18.

Josse

Wheat and grain quotes from Toledo market report

The Toledo market report lists cash and futures prices for wheat corn oats and rye with varying contract months. Prices show September December May futures for wheat around 99 1/8 to 1 0 1 2 for corn futures about 2.50 2 58 and oats around 5 6 36 and rye No 2 around 71 2 to 73. Prices for clover seed include October December at 9 55 and timothy and Alsike values near 4.33 and 9.35 respectively.

Toledo Alsike Timothy

Wheat and grain prices from Buffalo market report

Buffalo market notes Sept 28 list spring wheat No 1 northern at 1.16 percent, winter wheat No 2 red at 1 dollar, corn No 2 yellow, No 3 yellow 56 target, oats No 2 white 53 cents, No 3 white 36 cents, rye No 1 79 cents, No 2 Lt

Buffalo N. Y

Wheat Market Declines in Liverpool On Tuesday Trade

Wheat opened easy in Liverpool amid lower American cables and ample Laplata and Russian supplies. Prices fell about 4d, with some steadiness only after reports of Pacific sailors to France. By midday the market was heavy and 54d to ¾d lower, while corn opened easy and then remained dull and unchanged as stocks grew.

Liverpool France Argentina India Australia

Grain Gossip Signals Mixed Wheat Decline at Open

Liverpool cables report wheat opening down and corn slightly lower with at 1 30 p m quotes showing further declines. Chicago receipts show 56 wheat cars and 350 corn cars with various contract grades while Bradstreets notes weekly world wheat stocks at 144 386 000 bushels, up from last year. Experts warn of possible rebound but point to ample global supplies and weak export sales weighing on prices.

Liverpool Chicago Bradstreets United States Canada A. W. Thomson and Company Lognan-Bryan Minneapolis Europe

Wheat Closing Prices Across North American Markets

Closing wheat prices dated September 28 show mixed futures across Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg and St. Louis with September December and May contracts quoted. Notable levels include Minneapolis September 1.072 and December 1.00, Duluth September 1.113 1/3 December 1.113 1/3 May 1.145, Winnipeg October 0.90 and December 0.9744, St. Louis September 0.96 and December 0.85, Kansas City December 0.60 and May 1.00 3/4, New York September 1.033 3/4 December 1.06 3/4 May 1.10, Toledo September 1.00 14 and May 1.06.

Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg ST. Louis Kansas City New York Toledo Atchison American Loco Ames American Smelt Beeees & i Ke B. R Pacier DO & R. Seas Great North Boro Penn R. R Peoples Stee Tee Rep Steel Reading Rock Island Ry Rock Id Southern Pee Ifte Tismera Pacific Yee &J. L.& W .Gea Wopfd Union Pacific UC S. Steel Nee S. Steel Utah Wabash Copper

Market Opens With Broad Declines In Wall Street Stocks

In New York on Wednesday, most standard railroad and industrial stocks fell at the open, led by Delaware & Hudson down 2 points while Canadian Pacific rose 4. The decline, blamed on recent political developments including Roosevelt's Saratoga victory, softened as early trading progressed and some losses were partially recovered into midmorning.

New York Canadian Pacific Standard Wall Street Delaware & Hudson Roosevelt Sherman Saratoga Amalgamated Copper Union Pacific Reading Northern Pacific London Daniel G. Mneid Reid

Uplift of 19th Century Rail Stocks and Bond Listings

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous bond and stock figures across railroads and utilities. Mentions Tex Pac, St. Louis routes, Western lines, and electrical firms. Highlights include prices, yields, and notes for entities such as Union Pacific, Wabash, L&N, and General Electric.

New York Money Rates on Call and Sterling Exchange

New York money on call stands at 3 3 percent with little change in rates. Sterling exchange posted at 48 1/2 to 48 7/8 in bank bills, and 48 3/4 to 49 1/8 for 60 day bills. Prime mercantile paper holds steady amid unchanged rates.

NEW York Money New York Sterling Exchange Prime Mercantile

National Biscuit’s record earnings lift stock market tone

The National Biscuit Co reports record earnings this year as common stock remains strong and ex dividend shows 144 percent. New York dry goods trade steadies with rising volumes but cautious buying. Great Western Cereal sells 1.5 million in new 5 percent bonds to refund old debt and fund working capital. St. Paul Minneapolis banks form currency association. Restling Co reports over 14 percent earnings prompting speculation on extra disbursements. Wall Street notes mixed money market and a cautious outlook for bank rates.

National Biscuit Company Wall Street London Third Avenue Rock Island Bhi Fenneylyama Sendiment Wallstree Union Parific Reading Steel St. Paul Interboroughs

Chicago Pneumatic Towl dividend declaration summary

The Chicago Pneumatic Towl company and several others announced quarterly dividends. Central Trust of Illinois, National City Bank, Continental Paper Bag, United States Industrial Alcohol, and Cincinnati Newport Covington Railway each set payments in October or September with specific record dates. Books close on listed dates.

Chicago Pneumatic Towl Company Central Trust Company of Illiois National City Bank Continental Paper Bag Company United States Industrial Alcohol Company Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Wht Traetton Company

Markets and prices in Indianapolis and New York

Corrected Daily prices for Butter Cheese Eggs Poultry and related goods in Indianapolis and New York. Listings include New 5-Lb butter bricks at 18 19c, various cheeses, eggs at 28c, poultry and dairy items with regional quotes, plus New York flour pork lard sugar coffee and live poultry markets with specific bid ranges and seasonal notes.

Neufchetel N.Y N. Y Wisconsin Henric New York Middle West Rlio Chicago

Fruits and Vegetables Price List Read Across Regions

A truncated price list shows apples, bananas, cantaloupes, cranberries, grapes, oranges, peaches, watermelons, potatoes and onions with varied regional rates. Items include Duchess apples at $1.50 per bri, Colorado apples $2.50, Bananas at $1.75, Grapes California Malaga $1.30, Oranges Late Valencia $4.50, Watermelons Indiana at $16 per 100, Potatoes Jersey $0.78 per bushel, Onions Homegrown $0.65 per dozen, and several crates and baskets priced across Illinois, New York, Indiana and California.

Duchess Wealthy Jonathan Fancy Jonathan Colorado Grimes Golden Vandevere Belleflower Rockyford Massachusetts California Malaga Indiana New York Wisconsin Jemons Messina Valencia St. Michaels St. Colorado Utah Ohio Michigan Celery Buoches Jersey Sora Lima Virginia Baltimore

Cotton Crop Reports Signal Poor Yields Across Regions

The Journal of Commerce notes drought and heat in Mississippi raise shedding while bellworm and bell weevil damage tops crops. Conditions drop below last month’s outlook and well under last year, with Louisiana reports disastrous weevil losses and many fields nearing finish by October 15. Market activity shifts to stronger commission-house business amid cautious buying.

New York the Journal of Commerce Mississippi Louisiana

Metal Market Update Shows Easier Trend in New York

At the Metal Exchange in New York on September 28 copper slipped slightly, tin fell, while lead and spelter held steady. Quotations listed copper spot and November at 12 12.10, lead around 4.57 to 4.40, tin at 34.95 to 35.25, and spelter at 0.0.

New York Metal Exchange

City Births Record From Local Statistics

This item lists numerous births and medical notes tied to city addresses and families. Entries include parents and newborns, with occasional health remarks such as valvular heart disease and pneumonia. Several lines show names and streets, plus ages and conditions in brief.

Local Pairings Highlight A List Of Names

A sequence of pairings includes Alpha Whiteman with Martha Little, Elmer Utterback with Sophia Reynolds, Edmund Magel with Carrie Rippe toe, Harold Owens with Elsie Hess, William Oakley with Edith Pitcher, Marven Icenbarger with Justie Ent, Francis Kemp with Cevelia Walsh, Oscar Hume with Mary Mary, Peter Welland with Julia Garvey, Edmund Barker with Maude Jones, Horace McMullen with Susie Duke, Donald Munro with Lottie Wester, Whester Williamson with Florence Bissell.

Toe Harold RB. Owens Elsie Hess William R. Oakley Edith Pitcher Marven Icenbarger Justie M. Ent Francis H. Kemp Cevelia M. Walsh Oscar Hume Mary Mary Peter Welland Julia A. Garvey Edmund Barker Maude Jones Horace McMullen Susie J. Duke Donald J. Munro Lottie Westerhouse Whester Williamson Florence Bissell

Building Permits From O'Null To Tremont

A list of building permits includes George Thommerer barn 212 North Rural 50 dollars Ida Fairey repairs 107 Hancock East E Watson addition 2911 Jackson MI James J Adams building 217 South Belmont 3000 dollars William M West dwelling Wilcox ALG Marr Sample house Churchman 500 dollars Snapp house Ohio Tremont 5000 dollars Oliver F Brown house Tremont 2800 dollars A Ainheart additions Twenty-first Northwestern 70 dollars Tt Y York 1410 Farette 370 W OH Boek wreck building Tillnois Market 300 dollars Decker repairs 829 Bradshaw 100 dollars

O'Null Congress George Thommerer North Rural Ida Fairey Hancock Eat E. Watson Jackson Ja. J. Adams South Belmont Willliam M. West Wilcox

Mrs. Ota Eastman Dies After Illness

Mrs. Ota Eastman 40 wife of Dr. Thomas B. Eastman 2738 North Meridian street died at home after a bronchitis illness of nearly five months. She was injured in a May automobile accident and is survived by her husband son Nicholson Eastman and her mother Mrs. William Nicholson of Crawfordsville. Services will be Thursday afternoon at the same location with burial at Crown Hill cemetery private.

Ota Eastman Thomas B. Eastman North Meridian Street

Bryan Says He Prefers Half a loaf To Standstill Party Lines

William J Bryan spoke in Hutchinson Kansas on September 28. He said he would back an insurgent or progressive Republican over a prominent Democrat who fails to stand for core principles. He argued a partial concession is better than complete capitulation when beliefs are at stake.

Hutchinson Kas William 7. Bryan

Subdivisions and land transfers in Indiana list details

E Stone and Hammond et al subdivide Washington Heights and University Place additions with several 40x132 to 40x150 feet parcels vacant or improved. transfers include Harlow to Flanner and Jackson to Myrinda M. Jackson. Pattison trustee to Felix McWhirter. Thomas to Roy H. Thomas. Young’s subdivision on College avenue. Swain to King. Garlock to Reid. Reid’s Prospect Street addition and others. Total transfers listed amount to 57,637 dollars.

E. Stone Hammond Et al Washington Heights Winthrop Arenue Forty-second Street Oliver A. Harlow Frank Flanner Atkins Et al University Place Pennsylvania Street Thirty-fourth Street Security Trust Company Myrinda M. Jackson Roy H. Thomas Young’s College Avenue Tenth Street George H. Swain Thomas WW. King Frazee's Alabama Street North Street State of Gustavus E. Hillis Et al Warren Township

Incorporations Include Indiana Firms and Local Societies

Incorporations listed for R. C. Bennett company of Indianapolis with 20000 capital stock and directors Robert C. Bennett Thomas A Swain William W Robertson Globe coal company Indianapolis 50000 capital stock to deal in fuels and builder s supplies incorporators R Metzger E J Robison H R Wallace Davis trust company Brazil 50000 capital stock to do loan and trust company business incorporators D Davis H E Weinland John S Mer SDou The Red Men s cemetery association Terre Haute 15000 capital stock to operate a cemetery incorporators John S Crawford Fred Smith R Compton The Ripper social club Newport to operate a social club incorporators ae Thomas C Howell B F Winter wood

R. C. Bennett Company Indianapolis Capital Stock Robert C. Bennett Thomas A. Swain William WW. Robertson Globe Coal Company R. Metzger E. J. Robison H. R. Wallace Davis Trust Company Brazil D. Davis H. E. Weinland John Mer- Sdou The Red Men's Cemetery Association Terre Haute Object John 8. Crawford Fred Smith R. Compton the Ripper Newport Ae Thomas C. Howell B. F. Winterwood

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