Live Stock Quotations at Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Hogs sold to steady to firmer demand with quality improving, cattle receipts light and prices steady to strong on top grades. Sheep and lambs steady. steers and cows priced at quotable levels with local butcher demand, price range noted for feeder and stocker classes. Interstate stockyards report similar quiet, steady activity and strong local demand.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Goml
Dees
SIM
Eichswteedaes
Macree
Focal
Saeses Esse
Wssee
Deacenapeth
Interstate Stockyards
Cope
Loeb Eteers
Market Report: Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Across Cities
Kansas City and Chicago price tables show cattle receipts and steady to higher bids, with hogs up to 5.75 and sheep and lambs mixed. City-by-city quotes include primed beef steers around 5.47 to 5.90, hogs topping near 5.75, and assorted calves cows and bulls listed with regional ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hecht
Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
ST. Louis
New York
South Omaha
Texas
Paid Fine To Russia
L D Korne a naturalized American citizen and member of a Chicago wholesale firm was fined six hundred roubles by the Russian government for not serving in the army. He paid the fine to prevent seizure of his parents homestead in Niesip, northern Russia, and to avoid their displacement. The matter was mediated through the American minister at St. Petersburg after his attempt to return to Russia was deemed too risky due to potential arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tribune
St. Paul
Minn
L. D. Korne
Horne
Russia
St. Petersburg
Mr. Horne
Niesip
Vital Statistics May 11 From City Registry
A list of birth and health entries shows numerous names with ages and addresses. Notable entries include James and Minnie Jackson in Yandes street and Emma Chiders on Ringgo ers street, with several parties recorded for births and medical conditions such as tuberculosis, nephritic, asthma, and septicemia across multiple streets and avenues.
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Sylvester
Nellie Buck
H Louis
Johanna Saels
Rural Street
Bar
James
Minnie Jackson
Yandes Street
Sam
Elsen Brown
Twenty-seventh
Boy
Ora
Lella Galloway
South East
Kl Yore
Jessie Larsh
Hillside Avenue
Ten
Carrie Long
South
Bismarck PaWillne
Emma Chiders
Aoe
William B. Sigebee
Holmes Avenue
Pocumenta
Minnie Franke
Nebraska Street
Lille Brinkman
Ludlow Avenue
John Minor
William Prine
Tomas Mahoney
South West
Thomas Paul Kelly
Vermont Street
Jennie L. Smith
Lucy V. Bryant
Michigan Street
Canver
William Prahm
St Clair Street
Frederick C. Wellman
Madison Avenue
Indiantans Issued Certificates to Named Individuals
Certificates have been issued to numerous individuals across Indiana. Names include Francis M. Dean of Shelbyville with 3 dollars, Andrew K. Lewis of Winchester 310, Samuel Hearne of Indianapolis 12, Sims Kauble of Clay City 10, Charlie Strimmer of Corydon 14, John H. Gore Ferdinand, John M. Osborn Gal H4, James H. Noe Nabb 1, Albert Ropewell Sullivan 8, Bernard Fisher National Military Home Marion 38, and Geo W Tracy Martinsville 16 with Mary Edwards mother St Paul 12 and Barbara Annis Bremen 8 among others noted as minors and various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Dean
Shelbyville
Albert O. Durland
Evansville
Andrew K. Lewis
Winchester
Samuel Hearne
Indianapolis
Sims Kauble
Clay City
Charlie Strimmer
Corydon
John H. Gore
Ferdinand
John M. Osborn
Gal
James H. Noe
Nabb
Albert Ropewell
Sullivan
Bernard Fisher
National Military Home
Marion
Geo. W. Tracy
Martinsville
Mary Edwards
St. Paul
Barbara Annis
Bremen
Woman at whist congress unsure how to spell Cincinnati
A New York Evening Sun report describes a credential committee meeting where a Cincinnati woman, asked to register her name and address, complains she cannot remember how to spell it. The clerk interrupts, highlighting the humorous rigidity of the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Sun
Whist Congress
Cincinnati
Credentials Committee
End Is Ahead in Quiet Verse of Hope and Duty
Bernard crafts a reflective, hopeful quatrain urging readers to look beyond the past. The speaker envisions a future shaped by effort and aspiration, not by fading days. The poem muses on time, destiny, and inner resolve as a steady guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Banks In Better Shape After Stock Flurry And Trade Report
The weekly financial overview shows improved bank reserves and firmer rates despite the stock panic. New York exports and imports of specie, dry goods, and merchan dise reflect ongoing settlement activity with loans and deposits fluctuating.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
London
Associated Banks of
Treasury
New York City
Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Wall Street
Northern Pacific
United States Steel
Diinois Central
United States
Trade week ends May 11 shows solid volume and firm prices
Inquiry on wholesale streets and on Commission row indicates volume of trade for the week ending May 11 was satisfactory across lines. Prices for fruits and vegetables remained high and firm with margins favorable, while apples and some other staples traded at premium levels. grain receipts were light and market volatility persisted despite a busy dry goods and hardware trade.
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Board of Trade
Hay
Timothy
Evacuated apples and dried fruits market report
New York May 11 market notes show evacuted apples steady at undian prices with various grades listed. California dried fruits dull with prunes and apricots quoted by size and quality. New Orleans cotton markets ease with sales at 55 to 16 cents for various middling grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Undian
New Orleans
Markets Quiet as Wheat Corn Provisions Ease in Chicago
Chicago May markets showed quiet easing with July wheat lower by fractions, July corn down and July oats weak. Provisions fell about 5 to 7 cents as government data failed to spur buying, while exports and receipts varied.
Flour Market Mixed as Wheat Slumps in New York Trade
New York May 11 flour receipts and exports show weakness as wheat heaviness drags values. Minnesota patents and winter grades slide while rye and corn meal trade modestly, with futures and spot markets posting declines amid bearish crop cues and light buying.
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New York
Minnesota
F. O
Galveston
California
Texas
Cincinnati and Other Places Markets and Prices Update
A jumble of commodity prices and market notes from St Louis to Minneapolis and beyond. Wheat, flour, corn and oats figures, liverpool and Baltimore bids, bacon and lard prices, whiskey, hay, and fiber goods noted with varied cash and futures points, receipts and ship ments across multiple cities. Prices drift and tighten as buyers watch futures and spot trades while regional reports show steady to soft demand.
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Liverpool
Cary
St. Louis
India Mess
Iowa
Ais
Cumberland
United States
Donaom
Louis
Timothy
Baltimore
iMac
Southern
Gerade
Segihss
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Toledo
Duluth
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Market reports from multiple cities on May 11
Butter and cheese receipts and prices across New York Baltimore Chicago and more. Eggs firm or weak by city with varying prices. Petroleum spirits rosin and turpentine traded in several ports. Metals and dry goods markets noted as quiet with little price movement.
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Turkey
New York
Limburger
Uaplic
Southern
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Cincinnati
Tie
Ohio
Lle
T. Louis
Louisville
Philadelphia
Eabedee
Aves
Savannah
Charleston
Spiritu
Wilmington
Lake Superior
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Soft Southern
Sagas. M. ST. Louis
Metale
Lea
Stromeer
Lie
Spetter
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America
Special Department For Ladies
Vwwomen
Marion ‘First Co
Northeast Corner Market
Monument Place
Dove, Herd & Co
Nassau Street
Stevenson Building
Capital National Bank
Ind
Wilson Pree
O. M. Packard
PCN
L. Farrell
Indiana
Indiana Trust Building Cor
Washington St
Virginia Ave
the Central Trust Company
East Market St
CIAS
Finley Smith & CO
Indianapolis, Ind
David Gibson
LAW Building
I?hares Indians
American Central Life
Newton Todd
Cheef Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Zingalls Block
the Union Consolidated Oil Co
Oran Ferry
S. A. Fletcher & Co.’'S
Safe Deposit Vault
East Washerton Street
Fe- Neer
John S.tarrington
F. Sasles
East Market ‘Street
Vital Statistics
John W. Thomas
Bessie M. Phelps
John E. Mark
Atta Marie Freeman
William Skinner
Laura Robbins
Willian H. Warfield
Myrtle Davenport
Ora Watts
Silva Potts
Bernhardt A. Pulps
Elizabeth Schmidt
Pensions For Veterans
Brazil
Coal and Coke
C. & O. Kanaw
Island City
Lump Coe
Blossburg
Connellsville
Epsom
Androscoggin L
Berkley
Cabot
Capitol
Dwight Anchor
Fruit of the Loom
Farwell
Fitchville
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Lonsdale
Peabody
Pepperell
Androscoggin
Atlantic A
Argyle
Boott C
Buck's Head
Clifton
Pige
Constitution
Carlisle
Dwight’s Star
Great Falls
Hin Fine
Indian Head
Pepperell R
Allen
Allen’s Staples
Allen's
American Indigo
Arnold
Arnold LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Pacific Fancy
Simpson's
Simpson
Berlin
Edwards
Warren
Sec
Slater
Genesee
Amoskeag
Conestoga BF
Cordis
Methuen AA
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Susquehanna
Shetucket SW
Shetucket
Swift River
American
Harmony
Stark
Amoskeag Staples
Amoskeag Dress
Bates
Lancaster
Lancaster Normandies
Fail du Nord
Java
Santos
Prime Santos
Arlosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillworth's
Gates
Columbia A
Windsorwood
Phoenix A
Windsor
Ridgewood
Door Navy
Louisiana
Pstec
Best Straits
Labrador
West Virginia
Mobile
Illinois
Kentucky
Florida
Bermuda
Mississippi
Tennessee
Lee
Boeton
St Louis
IBT
Fletcher National Bank
S. J. Fletcher
Chas. Latham
S. A. Morrison
S. A. Fletcher
Shorts
Seaboard
Northwestern
Segar
Japan
Cordova
Oil City
Socraer
Montpelier
South Case
North Lima
Press
Sio
South Lima
Grese
Metals
Weoel Mefiurades
Weoel Steadier
Damen Mgtic
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