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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
4
Indianapolis notes higher sheep receipts while hogs and cattle dip. East Buffalo and Pittsburgh show mixed gains for certain cattle and lamb prices, with hogs generally steady to lower. Union Stock Yards and Cincinnati report lower hog markets and steady cattle, sheep, and calves trends amid regional variations.
Wheat steady with No 2 red at 1 55 per bushel and No 3 red at 18 51. First half June wheat 1 51 all June 1 45 first half July 1 13 c all July 1 07 14 August 1 06 16 wagon 81 50. Corn stronger No 2 white 77c No 3 white tie No 4 white 76 2 through billing. Oats weak No 2 white ade through billing 6e standard 6e 58 4c. Hay Timothy 15 50 No 1 Timothy 15 25 No 2 Timothy 18 25 No 1 light clover mixed 14 00. Inspections list cars in and out for grains and hay.
New York June 11 The stock market opened strong with gains across leading issues. Northern Pacific rose 1 4 percent and Great Northern nearly a point while Union and Southern Pacific climbed about a point. Third Avenue opened flat then fell over a point as professionals dominated trading from wire houses. London traders supplied stocks for a further reaction with Reading advancing over two points before early declines. Government bonds remained steady and other bonds were firm.
Chicago grain prices list opening trades for June 11. Wheat July at 1.19, corn July 73 12 and oats July 0. Pork July at 19.90. Lard September 11.50 and ribs July 10.70. Market data reflects early morning quotes from the Chicago market.
Chicago cash grain figures show bids for wheat and corn across grades with No 1 and No 2 red and northern spring prices, while London reports the death of Florizell II, famed royal stable stallion and sire of many classic winners.
Stanley H. Smith has been elected senior representative for graduation exercises at Short Ridge High School to be held Wednesday night at Caleb Mills Hall. His high school record has been notably strong. Smith also works in the Indianapolis Sun circulation department and will take a permanent Sun position after Shoraidge. The class of 9 has 2% members, the largest in school history, limiting graduates to six tickets each. Class day exercises are Monday night at Caleb Mills hall, with the stage enlarged for Wednesday’s graduation.
City birth entries list multiple couples with address details and newborns a girl or boy. Deaths note several individuals with causes such as tuberculosis Addison's disease pernicious anemia arteriosclerosis and paresis. Marriages include several listed couples and locations. Building permits cite Hollenbeck Hoofer Edwards Soltan Van Camp Beachamel and others with addresses and values.
Blanche Greenen honored at a euchre party hosted by Mrs Bernard Muller on N Meridian with roses peonies and sweet peas More than fifty guests. Mrs Charles Engle entertained about thirty friends with a marguerite and fern party on Twenty fourth street Lunch was served in orange baskets Thelma Leckner hosted a thimble sewing party at her N Pennsylvania home with lunesteer and gifts for her upcoming marriage The Greer couple celebrated their twentieth anniversary with a euchre party and dinner on EB Washington Street Miss Gertrude Stobbart of England and Edward Cook, recent IU graduates, announced engagement Mrs James Englefield hosted a farewell informal for Mrs Randolph Buck on N Meridian with intimate friends
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