Indianapolis Cash Grain Prices and Inspections May 4
Wheat cash 1.46 May 1.44 July 1.17% Sept 1.02. Corn cash 74 44c May 73 5c July 70%c Sept 70c. Oats cash May 57 16c July 20 44c Sept 42 14c. Hay firm timothy 13.50 No 1 timothy 13.25 No 2 timothy 11.00 No 1 light clover 11775. Rye No 2 0c. Wheat and corn inspections listed for several cars and grains at Toledo Ohio reflecting market activity May 4.
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Indianapolis
Cy Timothy
Rye
Toledo
Alsike
A. W. Thompson
Three Girls for Horses and Public Safety Items
Report from Tarsus Asiatic Turkey describes Young Turks trading Armenian girls for horses and modern public safety items. Numerous fatal attacks on women and children are noted as bystanders clip hands during executions.
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Tarsus
Asiatic Turkey
Democrats Meet in Tenth Ward Public Club Address
The Tenth Ward Democratic club will hold a public meeting Wednesday evening May 1 at the club rooms corner Hoyt avenue and Laurel street. Ex-Judge S. Thurman now of California will speak on The Republic on trial for Its Life.
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Tenth Ward
Democratic Club
St. S. Thurman
California
The
Republic
Club
Hoyt ‘Avenue and
Laurel Atreet
Reading Leads Early Stock Market Gains on May Opening
Wall Street opened with speculative interest centered on Reading as it edged above yesterday's high. Profit taking trimmed gains, while Fertilizing issues like Cotton Oil and Virginia Chemical rose over a point. Union Pacific showed strength, boosted by Standard Oil affiliates and Harriman interests, with American Cotton Oil advancing on a projected five per cent basis and semi annual dividends. Steel preferred hit a new high, and London sold about 10 000 shares as government bonds stayed steady.
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New York
Reading
Reading Second Preferred
Cotton Oil
Virginia Chemical
Interborough Met
Union Pacific
Standard Oil
EB. H. Harriman
Delaware & Hudson
J. Field
London
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices From 19th Century Ledger
Fresh, 19c. Country, He. BUTTER. Produced: ice. Indianapolis Wagon Market by Rouse Bros. 130 Kentucky avenue. Corn 82 85c Shelled Oats 51 17c Sheaf Oats 13.094 15.90 Timothy 415.00 17.90 New Clover 14.000 15.00 Mixed Hay 13.00 14.00 Wheat Straw 81.0066.00 Oats Straw 36.00 7.00
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Chicago cash grain prices on May 4 reported by CHICAGO
Wheat prices showed No 2 red at 1.26 to 1.27 dollars per bushel, No 3 red 1.26 to 1.25, No 2 hard 1.27 to 1.28, No 1 northern spring 1.27 to 1.29. Corn values ranged from No 2 at 13 to 14 cents to No 4 at 2 1/2? to 2 3/4 cents, oats for No 2 white at 58 cents and No 4 at 52 to 56 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
Hogs and cattle prices at Union Stockyards May 4
Receipts at Union Stockyards 10 000 hogs with market 5 10c higher. Mixed and butcher hogs 6.95 to 7.40, good heavy 7.20 to 7.45, light 6.90 to 7.30, pigs 6.10 to 6.69, bulk 7.20. Cattle receipts 2 000 market strong. Cows and heifers 2.40 to 6.25, stockers and feeders moderate. Sheep 45.00 to 60.35, lambs 8.26 to 60.00.
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Union
Pee Dock
Esas
Cori
Indianapolis Market Reports May 4 Hog Cattle Sheep Prices
Receipts total 5 000 hogs 1 300 cattle 300 sheep with hogs down from a week ago while cattle and sheep rise. Heavy hogs sold at strong prices and light hogs up to 50 cents above yesterday. Cattle active with steers cows about 10 cents higher than yesterday and 100 percent higher than last week. Sheep and lambs larger than recent days with prices about 25 cents higher. Spring lambs to 10 50, wool lambs 7 75, clipped lambs 7 25, wool sheep 5 05 and clipped sheep around 5 00.
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Indianapolis
Hogs and cattle steady at Cincinnati market
Cincinnati on May 4 reports hog receipts 2,084 closing strong. Cattle receipts 164 steady to strong with bulix steady. Sheep and lambs receipts 241 market steady.
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Cincinnati
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
East Buffalo New York May 4 Cut the Receipts 1 head steady Prime 635 50 butchers 6 6.00 Sheep and lambs Receipts 600 lambs 50 8.10 yearlings 36.25 676 sheep 3 0 45 90 Hogs Receipts 150 head Active 5 10c higher Yorkers 7 5 7 60 pigs 7 10 mixed 7 70 heav ies 7 73 roughs 6 50 6 00
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Doorstep Baby Case Continued In Juvenile Court
Mary Stevens charged with child custody neglect and a new maternity hospital affidavit was filed after the first was quashed. Judge Stubbs paused the case until Friday as the law licensing maternity hospitals, enacted by the last legislature, had not yet taken effect at the time of the alleged act on April 8. The baby was found on a grocery doorstep on E North Street after Stevens took the bill from her home and handed it to Lannie Marble.
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Mary Stevens
Stubbs
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report May 1 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Pittsburg Pa May 1 cattle receipts light market steady difficulty in price ranges with primes around six to six eighty and common to good fat cattle near five to six. hogs show higher market with heavy weights around seven thirty to seven sixty. sheep receipts light and market steady. calves with prime wethers around three eighty and spring lambs up to twelve dollars.
Auto Driver Charged With Manslaughter
Walter Johnson, who drove the automobile that ran over Loretta Sellmeyer nine years old on Southeastern avenue, Sunday, appeared in police court Tuesday charged with manslaughter. Johnson waived examination and was sent to the grand jury. His bond was set at 5000 dollars, furnished by Harley Glitner.
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Walter Johnson
Loretta Sellmeyer
Southeastern Avenue
Johnson
Walson
Harley Glitner
County Office Closes for Mrs Von Hake Funeral
The Close County Commissioners closed their office from 9 to 11 Tuesday morning in honor of the funeral of Mrs. Von Hake, wife of County Commissioner Carl Von Hake.
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Close
von Hake
Citizen Endorses Cascarets For Digestion Cure
Edward A. Marx of Albany New York praises Cascarets claiming long use for indigestion and biliousness led to complete cure. He recommends them to everyone and says the family would be without them after trying.
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Edward A. Marx
Albany, N.Y
Children Chorus to Sing With Theodore Thomas Orchestra
The Theodore Thomas orchestra will perform in Tomlinson hall with four featured singers and a 60 child chorus directed by E B Birge. Afternoon program features Margaret Keyes and Daniel Beddoes. evening program stars Percever Allen and Herbert Withersoon. Tickets available at Baldwins.
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Theodore Thomas
Tomlinson Hall
Margaret Keyes
Contalto
Daniel Beddoes
Percever Allen
Thomas Orchestra
England
Herbert Witherswoon
E.B. Birge
Saengerfest
Peoples’ Concert Association
Baldwin's
Broad Tail Cloak Lands in Court Over Guarantee
A jury trial in Judge Leathers' court hears Anton Geiger sue John H Aufderheide for 6.50 over a fur cloak and muff sold in 1907. Aufderheide contends the cloak failed to meet Geiger's guarantee.
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Leathers
Anton Geiger
John H. Aufderheide
Aufderheide
Geiger
Marshall murder trial set for Wednesday
Arthur Marshall, colored, will be tried Wednesday for the murder of his stepfather Frank Hickerson on January 30. The case was reported from Marshall, with background notes on the violent act and a brief mention of trial logistics.
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Marshall
Arthur Marshall
Frank Hickerson
Charge 19 Dismissed Against E C Fuller
The case against E Chubb Fuller over a hotel bill was dismissed after it was shown the account was charged to a business associate who had assumed the debt in ordinary trade. The claim Fuller evaded arrest is incorrect. he has been active in Chicago and St Louis publishing circles with trips to Indianapolis.
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E. Chubb Fuller
Fuller
Gantry
Chicago
St. Louis
Tlman
Indianapolis
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Indiana University College of Medicine
Senate Avenue
Statehouse
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BO Oe Yi Ht
Asa
Wsaichusetts Ave
Marott
China
Medea
Royal Soap
Lenox
Gloss
Ednesday
Renee
Messaline Jacquard
Iseauth
Pittsburg
Orchestra
Broad Tail Cloak
Washington
Winthrop
Norfolk
Navy Yard
E. C. Fuller
M.1.s. T
D. H. Loomis
Philadelphia Medical
M.1.s.t
M. I
I.S. T
the Drug Co
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