Wall Street Stocks Fall in Morning Trading
The stock market opened with broad declines across major issues in Ork, with D. and H. showing a notable gain to 18 percent while Interborough and B. R. T. fell 1 2 points. Southern Pacific Penn a Amalgamated rose modestly as activity picked up and Union Pacific rallied above 147 before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORK
K Central
Amalgamated
St. Paul
Bmelting
Y. Interborough
B. R. T. Éak
Southern Pacific
Penna and
Union Pacific
Delaware Hudson
Great Ithern
Northern Pacific
Live Stock Trade Reports From Tanapolis Sale Day
May 9 Tanapolis livestock receipts totaled 7 500 cattle 1 400 sheep and lambs hogs 5 to 6 lower top 6 55 cattle and lambs steady price ranges for steers heifers cows calves with bulls and common stock listed in mixed prices buyers showing activity regional market details and weights noted for various categories
Chicago market report on dairy and poultry prices
Chicago prices for butter creamery products show firsts and extras at various mid May rates. Poultry items include turkeys at per unit and chickens per pound with common price ranges. Cheese and twin varieties listed with rate quotations and license notes.
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ICAGO
Louis Live Stock Market Report May 9 1890
Louis market receipts include cattle at 2,500 head with beef steers around 4.00, stockers 3.50 to 5.25, cows 2.85 to 5.00, Texas cattle 2.60 down to 1.90 for cows and heifers. Hogs 8,000 head up 5c, pigs 6.10 to 6.52, packers 6.00 to 6.52. Sheep 2,000 head steady, natives 3.25 to 6.00, lambs 4.00 to 8.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Seriops-Webne Press
Jufion
ST. Louis
Texas
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported in East Buffalo Market
East Buffalo New York May 9 cattle receipts around 100 steady with veals and calves and 6,000 sheep receipts. prices listed for ribs earlings wethers ewes and mixed sheep. Hog receipts about 3,400 steady with Yorkers pigs and mixed offerings priced. heavy and roughs shown.
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Scrippe-McRae Prensa Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg Market Report Milk Cattle Prices May 9
Pittsburg Pa May 9 cattle supply light steady demand. Prices show prime at about 6.00 to 6.15 and good mixed around 5.65 to 5.90. Receipts were light, with slow moves and lower bids across grades including roughs and mediums.
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Pittsburg
SOONG
Commodity pricing and grain market notes from a 19th century listing
The page lists prices for wheat and corn grades including No 2 red and No 3 yellow with through billing figures, oats and hay firm bids, and inspections detailing car counts for No 2 red wheat and various corn and mixed lots. It records firm prices for Timothy and straw, with adjustments through billing and occasional rejections.
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Tracix
Ccmfwyp
Sheenen
Mahiert
Timothy
Be . L
Chicago grain prices rise on May 9 trading
Scripps McRae reports Chicago grain futures with May wheat at 83.5 to 83 1/4 cents and July at 86 3/4 cents. Corn climbs to 49 1/2 to 50 1/2 cents, oats around 41 to 46 cents. July pork 16.15 dollars, lard 9.02 dollars, ribs 8.92 dollars. No. 2 red winter May at 84 5/8 cents, corn No. 3 yellow May 49 1/2 cents.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report May 9 Cattle Hog Sheep
Cattle receipts 500 steady with prime beeves 5.45 to 6.45, stockers and feeders 2.85 to 5.10, cows and heifers 2.99 to 5.50, canners 1.80 to 2.80, Texans 4.19 to 4.75. Hog receipts 21,000 higher. light 6.25 to 6.52, rough 6.10 to 6.25, mixed 5.23 to 6.50, heavy 6.30 to 6.45, pigs 5.90 to 6.35. Sheep receipts 12,000 steady, native sheep 4.50 to 6.70, western sheep 4.75 to 6.70, native lambs 6.60 to 8.60, western lambs 6.75 to 6.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sempye-HeRne Presse Association
Chicago
Western Labs
Market Report From Scripps McRae Press Association
New York May 9 Pork Mess prices span 17.25 to 18.00 while Lard Western storm trades around 9.05 to 9.15. Tallow City 6c country 5 6 4c. Butter Creamery extra 27 27 4c. Eggs White fancy 2c western Lic. Cheese Full cream lic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mchrae Press Association
New York
City Record of Births and Deaths From Local Notices
A list of births and deaths includes W and Mary Featherstone at 155 Ludlow Ave a boy and Otto and Pearl Bucker at 907 East Washington Street a girl. The death notices cover chronic nephritis pulmonary tuberculosis rheumatic fever cerebral hemorrhage carcinoma of head valvular heart disease puerperal septicemia progressive paralysis bronchopneumonia and other conditions for numerous individuals with addresses across the city.
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W. and
Mary Featherstone
Ludlow-ave
Claude and
Olive Heller
Martindale-ave
Harry and
Grace Alber
N. Davidson-st
Edward and
Gertrude Taylor
E. St. Clair-st
James and
Maggie Lyons
L. G
Gertrude White
Highland-ave
Henry and
Beulah Bailey
New York-st
Chauncey and
Mary Meier
Central Ave
Otto and
Pearl Bucker
E. Washington-st
William and
Carrie Kucker
Meridian-st
Mary Fulford
Colton-st
Hanna Morgan
Shelby-st. Rosa
James E. Mann
New Jersey St
Charles Zabel
Ohiost
Dwellings and Values From City Property List
Property owners listed with residences and assessed values including Ervin Mauzey on city dwelling $1,000 Margaret Stahl on East Washington Street $2,500 J W Williams 1455S Shefield $3,500 Leander Murphy Olney Street $800 J E Turner College Avenue $4.50 B F Van Cleave Buckle Street $2,000 Edson T Wood 1112 Oakland $90 Mayme Magel Thirty Fourth Street $82,000 E Dowlen East Maryland $850
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Ervin Mauzey
City
Margaret Stahl
E. Washington St
J. W. Williams
Sheffield
Leander Murphy
Olney-st
J. E. Turner
College-ave
B. F. van Cleave
Buckle St
Edson T. Wood
Oakland
Mayme Magel
E. Maryland
Scrugham Accused in Insurance Ballots Fixing Case
Carrington testified at a New York hearing that George R. Scrugham ordered ballot manipulation for insurance policy votes. He said ballots were corrected by filling omitted names and numbers and that envelopes were fixed to mimic policyholder signatures, involving about 5600 ballots from New York and Mutual companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
George R. Scrugham
Newhouse
Charles F. Carrington
Scrugham
Carrington
Scragham
John B. Stanchfield
M. Ellis Kinkead
Cincinnati
Papers Missing in Court Cases at Irvington
Grand jury may take up the matter as officers pursue missing papers from former Justice Harry Sheets. Police report that most records from 1906 cases vanish, with only six envelopes found. proceeds from fines and unlicensed dogs fees raise questions while Sheets lies ill at home.
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Justice Sweets
Samuels
John Forter
Justice of the Peace
Porter
Sheets
Washington St
Eimrich
Hollingsworth
Edgar A. Tousey
William Morris
Ida Wells
Carlin
Morris
Sheets’ Court
Justice of the Peace Stout
Justice of the Peace Sheets
Justine
Peace Sheets
Indianapolis
Irvington
Capt. Asche
Z. T. Sweeney
Grand
John S. Duncan
Hollingsworth Involved in Unclear Bribe Claims
Ed Mann a saloon keeper jailed for serving minors and keeping a slot machine says Hollingsworth offered to settle before trial. Deputy prosecutor Calvelage recalls Mann's case being dismissed for lack of witnesses and denies knowledge of any illegal fees.
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Ed Mann
Hollingsworth
Calvelage
Griswold
Mann
Zimmerman
Squire Hollingsworth
Henry Seyfried
Fire destroys five story university building in Kansas City
Special to The Sun reports a fatal blaze at Locust and Ninth streets in Kansas City. One person died, 15 injured as Montgomery Ward offices and many artists and musicians occupied the five story building. Fire started in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
University
Montgomery Ward & Co
George de Mare
Aurora Wittebort
Alexandria Blumberg
Maud Speyer
Eva
Kuroki Arrives in Washington for Jamestown Exposition
Gen Kuroki arrives escorted by Lt Gen Arthur MacArthur and welcomed by Maj Gen J Franklin Bell at Pennsylvania station. The party, including Viscount Aoki, proceeds to the Willard hotel for breakfast as official entertainments begin, with a White House dinner planned Saturday.
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Washington
Arthur MacArthur
Pennsylvania
J. Franklin Bell
Ft. Meyer
Viscount Aoki
Kuroki
Pittsburg
Chicago
New Willard Hotel
War Department
White House
Pastor Held For Forgery In Honolulu Escape Romance
Dr. D. D. Clark, a Freeport Congregational pastor, forged Etta H. Hilton’s signature on a $390 check in 1905, then fled with his wife’s sister Noertie Goddard. He later resurfaced in Honolulu where a Dayton man reported him to authorities, tying a tale of crime and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Honolulu
D. D. Clark
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Sheriff Furniss
Hastings
Clark
Congregational
Freeport
Etta H. Hilton
Dayton
Noertie Goddard
Kansas City
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Report May 9 1900s
Cattle receipts 400 steady. Butcher steers extra 5.40 6.60, good to choice 5.35 5.35, common to fair 3.50 4.50. Calves steady extra 6.50. Hog receipts 5,000 down 5¢. Good to choice packers and butchers 6.45 6.50, mixed packers 6.35 6.40. Sheep receipts 59 easy. Extra 5.20, lambs extra 7.3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Two Women Die In Chicago Train Wreck At Millard Ave
At Millard avenue in Chicago a Chicago Burlington and Quincy suburban train derailed injuring 15 or more. Two women died, Mrs. Mary B. Miller and Lucy Hayes, and engineer Harry Newland and fireman were badly hurt. Several others, including Assistant U S District Attorney R W Childs and wife, were among the injured. The fire department responded to flames from the wreckage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Millardave
Newland
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mary B. Miller
Riverside
Lucy Hayes
Harry Newland
F. C. Barto
United States District
R. W. Childs
Wreck on the C H and D at Jones Station Ohio
A Cincinnati Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton wreck at Jones Station six miles south of Hamilton leaves one man dead and three injured. Richard King 28 of Ivorydale fireman on the freight engine died after leaping from the engine as fog prevented the following train from stopping. Jacob Leister John Sullivan and Thomas Kirk were among the injured. The south bound passenger train was stopped at Jones when the rear freight engine plowed into it. King had just begun his second run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, O
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Jones Station
Hamilton
Richard King
Ivory
Two Die In Street Car Train Collision At Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on May 9 a street car collided with a Chesapeake and Ohio train. Two people were killed including Mrs. George Wells the street car motorman and Mrs. Bertha Kirkpatrick of Cinemapati. Several others were badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHae Preas Association
Lexington
Chesapeake & Ohio
George Wells
Bertha Kirkpatrick
Cinemapati
Story of the Reformation to be staged at German House
Preparations for The Story of the Reformation to be presented at the German House on Thursday and Friday evenings under the Second English Lutheran church. One hundred fifty performers, dramatic scenes, musical numbers, and stereopticon views will illustrate the history. Mrs Della E Mayers of Denver will lecture and introduce the scenes. Elaborate costumes provided by Mrs E H Monroe of Washington who studied European reform history. A number of showcases feature wide cast drills during the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della E. Mayers
Denver
E. H. Monroe
Washington
Europe
Police hold suspect as missing Jersey City warrant sought
Police detain a man identifying as Fred Conrad a German born in Posen now held for Jersey City to verify a reported murder charge. Neighbors say he knows little of Germany but is well acquainted with America and speaks several languages. Detected by Houser and others.
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Fred Conrad
Ermar Negro
Posen
Germany
Jersey City
N. J
America
Gtlbert Fredericks
Houser
Drapery Textiles and Tapestry Portieres Sale
Real Irish point Brussels and Marie Antoinette curtains in heavy French net with new patterns priced up to 7.0 dollars. Special price a pair 85.75. Tapestry portieres with rich borders or mercerized figures finished with cord or edging priced up to 9.00 dollars per pair. Estimates furnished at no cost for all drapery work including slip covers.
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Brussels
Marie Antoinette
Haywood Trial Opens in Boise with Eminent Counsel
The Haywood murder trial began in Boise with Gov. Gooding ret aining top lawyers led by J. H. Hawley and joined by W. E. Borah. Court adjourned after a long day as Hawley outlined witnesses while veniremen faced intense questioning, including A. L. Ewing and 11 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Senator Borah
Jack Simpkins
Pinkerton
Orchard
Ewing
Boise
Gov. Steunenberg
Hawley
Talesmen
A. L. Ewing
James Sayres
John G. Breckenridge
J. E. Yates
Henry W. Baker
George Walker
George H. McIntyre
W. A Simpson
Sylvester Dodds
W. W. Bisbee
Samuel Wingate
Samuel T. Russell
Breckenridge
Albert Beck
Double homicide near Scripps-McRae residence in Ausable
In Ausable Michigan on May 9 Mrs La Plate and Joseph Turcott were shot as they exited the woman’s home. Both victims were wounded fatally. Turcott is reported dying. Jealousy is suspected. Sheriff Curry arrested Eugene Munday on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae
AU Sable
Mich
la Plate
Joseph Turcott
Turcott
Curry
Eugene Munday
Meats and Lard Prices Corrected by Kingan and Co
Corrected meat and lard price list shows sugar cured hams and various hams pork and beef cuts with per pound or per unit pricing. Entries include sugar cured bacon smoked bacon English style shoulders and dried beef along with lard pickled pork tenderloins veal mutton and fresh beef carcass prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
Reads of His Son's Death in San Francisco Shooting
Merick Vinton of New York and formerly Indianapolis learns of his son M E Vinton Jr's death from a six-shot spree at a San Francisco boarding house by Walter C Davis. Vinton was known in Indianapolis society and related to several local families. He studied near Princeton and at Boston Technical Institute and worked as a Schoffield Construction surveyor. The son's body arrives in Indianapolis soon with a likely Monday funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter C. Davis
San Francisco
Young Vinton
Indianapolis
Morris Ross
Charles Martindale
Chapin Foster
A. P. Stanton
Henry D. Pierce
Lawrenceville
Princeton
N. J
Boston Technical Institute
San Francisc
Schofield Construction Company
Police quell riots at Hoboken and Manhattan docks
New York May 9 police from several stations and a patrol boat rushed to the Clydea Nne dock in Hoboken after reports of pitched battles between striking longshoremen and strike breakers. The clash moved toward White Star docks and West Street in Manhattan where 300 strikers attacked 159 nonunion workers unloading the Majestic, with clubs and missiles. Police intervened as the mob scattered and fighting subsided, leaving about a dozen hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
White Star Docks
West St
Manhattain
Majestic
Builders Supplies List of Lumber Prices
Lumber price brief lists pine 2 inch stock at 32500. Common board hemlock 2 inch about 26 per M, common oak 36 per M, No 1 yellow pine flooring 333 per M, No 1 siding 82 per M, poplar varieties and White pine grades under 6 percent M.
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v-McRae Press Association
Seripps-Merae Press Association
Pitteburg
sernyn--Melne Presae Association
City Grain
Chicago Grain
John C. Campbell
Fannie M. Duncan
John W. Hale
Dora Hickman
Henry Unger
Elizabeth Dearinger
Edward H. Ballman
Lotta Irish
Charles W. Martin
Minnie Ray
le Todd
Mattie Land
Henry F. Osterman
Josephine G. Nassoy
Nicholas F. Owens
Sarah H. Hedge
Edward Samuels
Harry Sheets
Investi
Robert Metzger
Pollingsworth
Haughville
John Baily
John Rabic
Tabic
Baily
Rabfie
Rabic
Edith Taylor Hall
Harry Percy Miller
Jeriops-MecRne Press Association
C. B. & Q. Suburban
Serlippe-McRae Press Association
Badger
Reed
S.eeee
Gocart
Reed Body
Wilton
Badsoer Furniture Co
O. M. van Duyn
W. A. Stone
Caldwell
Supreme Court
A.L. Ewing
Merick Vinton
M. E. Vinton, Jr
Wal
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Clydia
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