Daily Grain Letter leads with mixed Western and Liverpool price moves
The brief notes wheat shows a sharp early rally in Liverpool with a later pullback as selling by leading houses and longs awaiting a government report offsets gains. Corn rallies briefly on call from brokers but slips as cash selling erases distant-month advances. Oats dip after a weak start. Provisions rise on modest buying with light offerings, cash trades solid and hogs steady.
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Eugene Purteller& CO
Chicago
Ill
Liverpool
Marreceipts
Patten House
Bartlett Patten
Armour
Wagner
Updike
Shorts
John Cudahy
Retired Policeman Samuel Irish Dies at 1318 Olive Street
Samuel Irish, longtime member of the police department and retired on pension for three years due to ill health, died Monday night at his home at 1318 Olive Street.
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Samuel Irish
Police Department
Olive Street
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Summary
Grain market update shows wheat steady with prices for No 2 red at 1 53 and June contracts around 1 30 to 1 18, July 1 10, and August 1 08. Corn prices list No 2 white and yellow around 76c to 73c with various White and Mixed grades. Oats and hay also quoted steady with several timothy and clover mixed grades, while inspections report multiple cars for corn and hay parcels at No 2 white, No 3 white, No 2 mixed, No 2 yellow, and timothy varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tilling ‘Ic
Timothy
Hay
Indianapolis Produce Eggs Ad Copy
Indianapolis Produce Exchange itemizes fresh eggs with mention of country origin and a hotter variety. The fragment emphasizes product listing and pricing cues for egg offerings in a condensed trade form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Chicago Cash Grain Market Prices Report
Chicago cash grain quotes for June show Wheat prices across grades with No 2 red at 1 55 to 1 58 and No 3 red around 1 52 to 1 58. Hard red and spring varieties list several bids from 1 20 to 1 85 with varying quality. Cash corn sections include No 2 shoe and No 1 yellow around 7 54 to 7 76 cents and other grades at 15 to 16 cents, plus oats quotes across white grades and standard at 6 - 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hog and cattle market rush noted in Indianapolis report
Indianapolis market note reports receipts of 8500 hogs 1150 cattle and 450 sheep with hogs selling strongest at 7.35 to 7.70 per hundredweight for about 150 pound hogs while cattle and sheep show steady to weaker tendencies. Western and eastern regions echo similar patterns with hog demand firm on good weights and lighter weights lagging.
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Indianapolis
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Sagbeheet
Indianapolis Wagon Market Grain and Hay Prices
Ev Rouse Bros publish a price list from 1% Kentucky Avenue listing corn shelled oats and oats prices. Timothy hay Clover hay mixed hay and various straw prices. Oats and wheat straw shown with per hundredweight figures in cents or dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky
Toledo Grain Market Report Fragment
Toledo grain prices show mixed futures with Wheat at cash 91 1/2, June 1.51, July 1.21, September 1.13, December 1.134. Corn cash 74 most months around 5 9 percent. Oats cash 6 0 7 4 cents. Ontario oats bids 6 0 5 percent. Clover seed cash October December 7.10. Alsike cash August 2.00 bid.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
A. W. Thomson
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Wise
Clover
Wall Street Opens Higher on Railroads and Industrials
New York June stock trading showed clear strength at the open with demand in railroad and industrial issues. Major gains occurred in Baltimore & Ohio Northern Pacific and Harriman stocks while Union Pacific Reading Erie and Steel common rose about one point. Atchison bonds aided a bullish mood as London activity posted around five thousand shares traded and government securities held firm.
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New York
Stearting
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
Harriman
Union Pacific
Reading, Erie and
Steel Common
Atchison
Louisville & Nashville
London
Exertion Kills Wife After Fight at Home
In Star Prairie Wisconsin on June 8 Mrs. A Miller attacked by her husband lamented I am dying after a struggle. She collapsed, ruptured a blood vessel and died shortly after, following an attempt to beat her husband before he fled to fetch water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Prairie
Wis
Panic on Yale as fire breaks out near New York harbor
Fire aboard the Metropolitan liner Yale en route from Boston to New York caused a near-panic as passengers, men and women in night clothes, rushed from staterooms onto decks. Most stayed aboard until docking near Christopher Street, then the ship was moved to Erie Basin after unloading.
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New York
Yale
Boston
Christopher Street
Erie Basin
Bucket Shop Men Are Given Jail Sentences
June 8 Cincinnati Louis W Fos ter John M Gorman Walter Campbell A C Baldwin Edwin Heil and J M Scott were each sentenced to six months in jail and fined 200 dollars plus costs by Judge Thompson in the U S district court for using the mails to further bucketshop fraud schemes.
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Cincinnati
Louis W. Foster
John M. Gorman
Indianapolis
Walter Campbell
A. C. Baldwin
Edwin Heil
J. M. Scott
Thompson
United States District Court
United States
McGraw releases Durham to Toronto in player deal
Pitcher Durham, acquired from Indianapolis last season with Rube Marquard for 11500, was released to the Toronto eastern league club Sunday. McGraw will receive Durham back from Joe Kelley in the fall if his performance improves as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Durham
Johnny McGraw
Indianapolis
Rube Marquard
Toronto
McGraw
Durham
Joe Kelley
Readers on Board Questioned Over Education Contract
Indiana school officials condemn the State Board of Education for approving the Howe readers amid alleged errors and omissions. Critics contends members failed to inspect the books, risking harm to children, and urge rejection of the contract in favor of Bobbs-Merrill options backed by educators statewide.
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Howe
State Board of Education
Nol
Schuol
Indiana
Combine
Ed’ Smith
Aldine
Aldines
Ed Smith
Gov
Marshall
Maennerchor Re-elects J P Frenzel As President
John P. Frenzel was re-elected president of the Maennerchor club at the annual meeting. Officers named include Vice-president F J Mack, secretaries R M Mueller and F W Reissner, treasurer J W Rhodehamel, librarian Fred Pritzke. Directors include George Alig Fred Nolke P H Krauss Max Leckner O N Frenzel and E Steinhilber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Frenzel
Maennerchor Club
F. J. Mack
R. M. Mueller
F. W. Reissner
J. W. Rhodehamel
Fred Pritzke
George Alig
Fred Nolke
P. H. Krauss
Max Leckner
O. N. Frenzel
E. Steinhilber
Carl Mayer
E. C. Dolmeten
Cc. H. Adam
George Amt
William Off
Joseph Bauer
George Strebel
Julius Keller Jr
Hugo Mussman
Franz Schafer
Franz Schotters
George Kast
Fire Department Gardens and Red Wagon Surprise
A report from police and fire stations notes gardens growing at precincts, promising fresh vegetables to reduce grocery costs. Fire Department driver William Long shows a new red supply wagon, painted bright red and ready for service. Chief Coots aims for lightning-fast response times, vying for Barney Oldfield speed if clear roads allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Long
Fire Department
Coots
Barney Oldfield
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Chicago Cash Grain
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Heceege BS
Dupont
Lancaster and
Amoskeag
Manchester
Steven's
Barnsley
Coupon B
Warren
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Meeth
Mannerchor
J. P. Frenzel
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