Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 9000 market strong to higher. Mixed and butcher grades 7.00 to 7.55, light 6.95 to 7.40, pigs 6.20 to 6.55, bulk 7.30 to 7.45. Cattle receipts 100 steady Beeves 5.52 to 7.30, cows and heifers 2.50 to 6.50, stockers 3.75 to 6.60, Texans 5.25 to 6.50, calves 3.50 to 7.25. Sheep receipts 2000 steady, sheep 5.25 to 6.75, lambs 6.50 to 9.45.
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Indianapolis
Verage
Bnet
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Pittsburg
East Buffalo Market Summary May 15 Cattle and Livestock
East Buffalo New York market report shows cattle receipts at two percent head with steady tone. Prime priced at six to six eighty five dollars, butchers steers seven sixty to five dollars. Receipts about three hundred, slow with small declines. Sheep and lambs receipts three dollars. lambs six twenty five to eight dollars, yearlings four seventy five to seven twenty five, sheep three fifty to six fifty nine, hogs receipts one seventy, variable, Yorkers seven thirty to seven sixty, pigs seven fifteen to seven seven five, mixed seven sixty five to seven seventy, heavies seven seventy to one seventy three, roughs six fifty to six sixty, stags three fifty to six.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report by Rouse Bros
Market listings show corn at 82 percent, shelled oats around 56 to 57 cents, sheaf oats between 13 and 15 dollars per load, Timothy hay priced near 15 dollars, clover hay about 13 dollars, wagon hay at 14 dollars, wheat straw and oats straw around 36 dollars and 7 dollars respectively. The column cites Kentucky avenue and notes dollar amounts for various feeds and forage commodities reflecting a midwestern market snapshot.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Wall Street Steady Start Then Uneven Trading on May Day
New York May 15 The stock market showed initial steadiness but soon became irregular and uncertain as supply questions loomed. Trading favored selling by room and commission house clients with modest net losses after 15 minutes. Union Pacific led railroad gains to 189 while Reading climbed after a pause. Erie dipped early but partly recovered. Third Avenue slipped, Consolidated Gas eased. Government bonds stayed firm as other bonds held steady.
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Union Pacific
Reading
Erie
Third Avenue
Daily Grain Letter highlights shifts in wheat and corn
May 16 wheat opens lower amid unresponsive cables and selling by Bartlett Patten. Armour buys for two to three days signaling a bullish shift. Corn opens lower on better weather forecasts with liberal selling by Patten. oats face pressure from Jackson Bros. and Patten though country reports improve. Provisions steady then soft, pork rising slightly.
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Chicago
Bartlett Patten House
Armour People
Armour House
Patten House
Jackson Bros
Bartlett Patten
Chicago Market Notes May Price Rally for Grains and Meats
Chicago reports closing prices for July wheat at 1.13 1/2, corn 683 68 1/2, oats 6 1/2, pork 18.45, lard 10.50, and ribs 10.17. May futures show wheat 91.27, corn 73, oats 56 1/2, pork bid 18.40, lard 10.70 asked, ribs 10.10.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomigon
Chicago Cash Grain May Prices Across Wheat and Corn
Chicago cash grain prices show No. 2 red wheat at 1.45 with various bid levels for grades, No. 2 blue corn around 75 1 2 cents, and multiple oats quotes from No. 2 white 59 14 to 60 1 6 cents and standard 59 1 2 to 59 6 cents.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report May 15
Cattle receipts at Pittsburg show a steady market with prices across grades from common to fat cattle and fat bulls. Hogs receipts eight loads push prices higher with heavy and prime ranges cited, while sheep and lambs remain steady with veal calves near six dollars.
Walters and Walters Open New Massachusetts Avenue Store
Walters and Walters, proprietors of a new gents' clothing and furnishings store at 242 Massachusetts avenue, offer snappy, latest style stock. With years of experience, they announce moderate prices and hope to attract patrons.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Presbyterian Choirs Festival In May at Caleb Mills Hall
The combined choirs of Indianapolis Presbyterian churches present their second annual May Festival concert Monday at Caleb Mills Hall under Presbyterian Brotherhoods. Ford Schaefer leads the Schaefer Symphony Orchestra with assistance from church choir directors. Soloists include Mrs. John Kolmer, piano, and Miss Anna L. Johnson, soprano, with a program featuring Lohengrin overture, Morning Mood, Peer Gynt Suite, Anitra’s Danse, In the Hall of the Mountain King, and arias from Rigoletto among others.
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Presbyterian Churches of
Indianapolis
Caleb ‘Mills
Presbyterian Brotherhoods
Schaefer
Ford Schaefer
Charles F. Hansen
Edward B. Birge
Arnold Spencer
Memorial Church
John Kolmer
Anna L. Johnson
Teseeee Wagner Lashhetto
Ose
Chubert Ladies
Venezia E Napoli
Liszt
John Kolmerngon
Garrett ‘Fourth Church
Peer Gynt
Anitra
Mountain King
Verdi Second Church
Weinzierle Memorial Church
Babylon's Waves
Gounod
City Records Chronicle a Daywide Births and Deaths List
City records document births at 1066 Holborn Street and other addresses with both parents listed for girls and boys. Debilitating deaths include Alma Shaffer appendicitis, Lula Gray abdominal tuberculosis, and Sarah Owens chronic nephritis, among others. Building permits show repairs and new constructions at various streets including Graceland Thirty-ninth, Maryland Meridian, and 1174 Spruce with valued amounts.
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Alma M. Shaffer
S. Dearborn
Lula Ethel Gray
Brown Avenue
Sarah C. Owens
E. Twentyfourth Street
Nannie Bray
Burgess Avenue
Phillip Rasco
Alabama Street
Armilda Tyner
St. Vincent's Hospital
Caroline Pauline Franzel
New Jersey
Jennie Wands
E. Washington Street
Sassafras George Found Shot In Field
Danville Indiana May 15 The body of George Blanton known as Sassafras George was found in a field near Barnard with five bullets in it. The general belief is that he took his own life but no revolver was found others think he was murdered.
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Danville
Ind
George Blanton
Sassafras George
Barnard
Balief
Grain price list with mixed bids and bids by grade
Market notes show Wheat No 2 red at 1.45 with extra 3 red at 1.43 No 3 red at 1.41 for track. May and June prices for wheat range from 1.40 to 1.04 across months. Corn bids include No 2 white and No 3 white at through billing 76c and mixed groups at 76c. Oats list No 2 white through billing 58.25c and No 4 mixed at 56c. Rye No 2 rye at 88c through billing. Prices reflect daily bid levels across grading terms.
Comparative statement of flour outputs and grain stocks
Output of flour for week ending May 15 1909 shows 10 720 bbls. wheat 5 000 bu May 8 1909 11 671 bbls. corn 63 000 bu May 16 1908. oats 1 976 bbls May 18 1907. rye 1 820 bbls. Stock in store dates show Wheat 141 990 Corn 111 000 Oats 53 300 Rye None May 15 1909. May 16 1908 stock 159 355 13 134 54 716 None May 18 1907 7 550 1 000 166 400 None
Toledo Grain Prices Reported In Toledo O
grain markets list cash and futures for corn oats rye and seeds with May July and September figures plus miscellaneous forage seed prices including timothy and clover with October December and March terms. entities include Toledo Ohio and date May 15 and commodities Corm cash oats rye and clover seed with quoted prices.
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Toledo Grain
Toledo
Vincennes Boy Drowns at Gravel Pit Scene
Emmett Combs, aged, drowned while wading at the James O'Donnell gravel pit one mile south of Vincennes Indiana. He moved beyond his companions into twenty feet of water and his body was recovered by divers about two hours later.
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Vincennes
Germania Park Sets May Opening Date
The Germania Park association announces the official opening of Germania Park will be on Sunday in May. The event marks the start of operations at the park with planned festivities and community attendance.
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Germania
Germania Park Association
Germania Park
Egypt and Holy Land Trip Lecture at Tomlinson Hall
Dr C I Fletcher speaks on travel risks for photos in Moslem lands and will show over 200 original stereopticon views in a May 16 lecture at Tomlinson hall. Proceeds go to the Fraternal Order of Eagles charity. Attendees may view an ancient mummy fragment dating 5000 years.
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C. I. Fletcher
Tomlinson Hall
Fletcher
Egypt
Holy Land
Messina
Sicily
Order of Eagles
Pr. Fletcher
Butler College Offers Twelve Week Normal Course For Teachers
Butler College presents a twelve week normal course for teachers and graduates to meet state law requirements while offering a six week summer session beginning June 21. The program includes observation in Indianapolis schools and a strong English section led by Cornelia A. Allen. Archibald MacMechan of Dalhousie will lead English studies, with courses on The Age of Tennyson Shakespeare and The Novel of the Nineteenth Century. Courses in Civics, Educational Psychology, Nature Study, German French or Spanish, United States History, Botany and Physiology, Astronomy, and more fall under Butler faculty and visiting experts.
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Butler College
Butler
Indianapols
Indianapolis
United States
Ecity
Bona Thompson Memorial Library
Joseph K. Hart
Alfred University
Alfred
New York
Chicago University
Cornelia A. Allen
C. B. Coleman
E. N. Johnson
Howe
Archibald MacMechan
Dalhousie College
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Tennyson and
Carlyle
MacMechan
Tennyson
Pope
Browning
Shakespere
Fielding and Richardson
Scott
Dickens
H. L. Bruner
Indiana school readers battle over primers and readers
Governor Marshall notes votes favoring the Howe and Aldine readers amid a controversy over Bobbs-Merrill books described as dramatic. The dispute centers on pricing 15 cent primers and 15 cent first readers with concerns from rural districts and a school book combine. Seventy-two counties and many teachers backed Bobbs-Merrill while the state weighs bids and the political stance on educational material.
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J. N
Indiana
F. W. Cooley
W. E. Stone
Aldine
Newson and Company
Howe
Bobbs-Merrill
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Bobbs-Merril
Combine
Smith
Bebbs-Merrill
Aldine and Howe
Scribbners
Will Howe
Butler College
Scribners
Scribner
Aldine P
Bobbs-Merrill Books
Marshall
Elusive Isabel: Futrelle's New Secret Service Tale
Jacques Futrelle's latest novel Elusive Isabel, published by Bobbs Merrill, pits US secret service agent Grimm against the mysterious Isabel Thorne in a Washington based tale of love and espionage. The plot features foreign powers seeking a world war causing a high stakes clash of wits.
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Jacques Futrelle
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Isabel
Susan
Machiine
United States Secret Service
Isabel Thorne
Secret Service
Mr. Grimm
Washington
New Contract Maintains Exchange Prices Over Five Years
The contract keeps exchange prices in force for the full five year term, reversing the past practice of releasing the company from these prices after the first year. Under the new contracts, the release rule does not apply.
Arrests in Western Union wire tapping case at Pittsburg
Two more arrests were made in the Western Union wire tapping case in Pittsburg. William L. Thompson and William H. Smith face misdemeanor charges with $1,000 bail each. Isaac N. Barle, chief of wire and repeater, was jailed after arrest on two misdemeanor counts with £12,000 bail. Supt. Saylor resigned and several workers were discharged as the scandal prompted steps by the Chicago Board of Trade and its representative H. A. Foss who join in changes.
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Pittsburg
Western Union Telegraph Company
William L. Thompson
William H. Smith
Isaac N. Barle
Saylor
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
H. A. Foss
Bride Accused of Forgery Under Arrest in Boston
Mrs. Anna Yates Woodward a bride and her husband Charles H. Woodward are under arrest on forgery charges after attempting to pass a forged check. Woodward reportedly has prior forgery terms in Baltimore. A related case mentions a Lou ise Ames who accompanied him and killed herself after prison release.
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Boston
Anna Yates Woodward
Charles H. Woodward
Woodward
Baltimore
Louise Ames
Woodruff appoints town marshal to curb speeding
The Woodruff town board directed Harry Clemens to enforce speed limits. Drivers who race through Woodruff Place risk a stop by the town marshal wearing a large star, as officials warn there will be no more speeding.
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Woodruff Place
Harry Clemens
Tam
Woodruff
iPiece
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Walters and Walters
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Holborn Street
Arthur and
Della Etherington
N. Lasalle Street
Herbert and
Olivia Lowry
Belle
Fontaine Street
Mary Thomas
Tacoma Avenue
Benjamin and
May Allen
Lewis Street
Jerome and
Bessie Winter
Smith Street
Ernest and
Emelia Schaefer
W. Twelfth Street
Marie Rockwood
Delaware Street
Edward and
le Johnson
Isaac M. Nelson
Daisy
Dennis
Phelan
Oakland
Smait Leellell
C. Fe. Thrush
Graceland
Thirty-ninth
Moorey-Mueller Drug Co
Maryland
Meridian
Albert Arnel
Frank Roth
Tuxedo
Newland
H. 0
Scheay
Paris
B. F. Hitz
N. Pennsylvania
Ricked Life and Liberty
Gov. Marshall
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Directarons
Story & Clark
Pennsylvania St
I. Dianapolis
Bride
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Greenspurg
Rushville
Connersville
Noblesville
Bos Tipton
Kokomo
Rochester
Plymouth
Michigan City
L.e.&w.r.r
Pennsylvania
Madison
Terre Haute
Brazil
Greencastle Greencastle
Terre Mauls
Tu G.m
Keystone
Courage
King Coal CO
Blake St
Indiana Brand
Home Brewing Co
Cruse
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Madison, Wis
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J. Otis Minot
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