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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1901

Page

7

Live Stock Quotations from Indianapolis Market

Cattle receipts light with steady prices and active local demand. Hogs show moderate supply with prices rising over yesterday, while sheep and lambs are quiet but steady. Week compares favorably to last year with notable increases in cattle and total supplies.

Union Stockyards Indianapolis Helfers Mar Shane Charahy Quetchty E Rcee Cnoglag Jeeves Var Meade Ae Interstate Stockyards

Market cattle and hogs mixed across major hubs May 11

Kansas City and Chicago show mixed cattle calls with steady to higher hogs. Cattle receipts and prices vary: choice beef steers around 4.95, stockers 3.10 to 5.25, Western fed steers 5.25 to 5.75, cows 3.00 to 4.95, calves 4.0 to 5.0. Hogs top near 6.75, bulk 5.60 to 6.75. sheep and lambs stronger in some regions. Regional notes: St Louis and Omaha report steady to higher cattle, and New York shows weak hogs with steady calves.

Kansas City Western Fed Calven Chicago ROE Texas Fed Texas Bulls AKON St, Louis Haggard New York Expor East Buffalo Sheen South Omaha Texas

British King thanks New York for Victoria sympathy

King Edward VII through the Marquis of Lansdowne thanks the British community in New York for their message of sympathy on Queen Victoria's death. Sir Percy Sanderson, British consul general, announced the official note noting ex British subjects now naturalized as American citizens were included in the address.

New York Edward VII Marquis of Lansdowne Forel Victoria Percy Sanderson

Akron murder suspect Wade located after long search

Frank G. Kelly of Akron Ohio and Deputy Sheriff Arthur arrived in Clinton Massachusetts with a requisition from Ohio Governor for Joe Wade wanted for the alleged murder of Joe Turner in Akron on November 21. The officer said he traveled over five thousand miles across several states in Wade's pursuit and Wade was arrested here last week via a Chicago paper notice.

Clinton Mass Frank G. Kelly Akron Arthur Ohio Joe Wade Joe Turner Wade Chicago

Ho for the Kankakee Poem Recreation

A Maurice Thompson poem celebrates the Kankakee marshes and wildfowl passions. The speaker longs for freedom in the swales and pools, paddling a light canoe, casting a line, firing a gun, and escaping town life for vast, untamed wetlands.

Kankakee Maurice Thompson

Banks in better shape amid stock flurry and weekly balance

The week ends with mixed signals as New York banks report cautious gains in loans and deposits while reserves slip. Export of gold and silver rises marginally while monetary rates hold near firm levels. Wall Street quiets after the stock panic with clerks tidying ledgers and awaiting London quotes.

New York Sterling Exchange London Associated Banks of Treasury Stock Exchange New York City Consolidated Exchange Wall Street American Securities Northern Pacific United States Steel Illinois Central United States

May week shows steady wholesale prices and inching demand

Wholesale market notes steadier fruit and vegetable prices with high margins for merchants as week ending May 1 saw solid trade. Apples scarce and pricey while oranges remain firm. grain and wool markets languid though dry goods and hardware trade stay buoyant. reports hint at potential price shifts if arrivals rise next week.

Commission Row Board of ‘Trade Spliows RioNo Tse Titec Sete Enrned Elena Timothy Tata

Fragmentary 19th Century Trade Terms and Grading Notes

Fragmentary list shows merchantable grades under 34750 value, licenses, fines, merino wool, tuberwanhed items, and prime geese at YC per lb. Mentions prime duck per lb, hides and tallow categories with salted hides Nos. 1 and 2, yellow and brown hues, and tallow grades with no1 and 4c values.

Comprehensive price list from Candies to Lumber goods

A long OCR style listing shows prices for candies nuts canned goods coal coke alcohol and drugs, bleached sheeting fabrics and textiles, various grains and flours, coffee and sugars, oils and paints, groceries, produce and meats, with scattered regional price references and a market report noting a general easing off in crop prices and fluctuating futures in wheat corn and oats. Names of firms and places appear as part of the price catalog and trade notes.

Butter Eggs and Cheese Market Reports by City

A broad rundown of dairy and poultry prices across the United States on May 11, noting butter and cheese receipts and prices in New York Baltimore Chicago Kansas City Cincinnati St. Louis Louisville New Orleans and other markets. Also covers eggs, poultry, oils, metals and cotton with regional quotes and brief changes.

New York Southern Baltimore Chicago Produce Isc Dairies Kansas City Missouri Kansas Cincinnati LLC Ohio ST. Louis Louisville

Long Trip by Automobile Engages Shaw Wager

Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw of Chicago passed through this city yesterday on an automobile tour from New York to Chicago. Mr Shaw wagered $2000 he could make the trip in 144 hours running time and hopes to finish in 15 hours or ten days of twelve hours each.

Uticm N Robert Shaw Chicago New York

Two Miners Killed and One Injured by Mine Blast

At Pleasant Valley mines near Carthage Missouri on May 12 Charles Clabaugh and William Morrison were killed when an explosion ignited an unexploded shot and John Paxton was seriously injured in the same incident.

Carthage Charles Clabaugh William Morrison John Paxton Pleasant Valley Mines Here

Sugar Market Is Strong in New York Trade

New York May 11 Flour receipts 9273 bris exports 9714 bris. Market dull with slight downturn from wheat heaviness. Spot wheat prices weak with No 2 red around 79-s, May and July options weak after crop report. Sugar steady with raws and refined levels listed across grades and brands.

Trade in General Cincinnati and Other Piners

Liverpool May 11 Wheat spot steady No 2 red Western 114d No 1 northern prime 6 1d No 1 California 6 1444 Corn spot American mixed new 4s Nad old quiet 4s 3d Flour St Louis fancy winter dull Beef steady India mess Gis Sd Pork steady Western Ga 9d Hame short cut 4 to 16 lb steady at pe se of primer tena refined in Ila steady prime eastern in tlerces vodat at sis acop Corenbertises cut MS to the quiet at 46s Sd abort 1% to 2 lbs Orm at iis 64 long-clans middles ulet at 4le Sd long-clear heavy 35 to Yes steady at short-clear pee ibe steady at 0m clear bellies is

Chicago Shorts Seaboard Minneapolis Duluth Liverpool Dlige New York Minnesota Brandywine Commission House Wye Tike Tae Galveston California Texas Hemlock Buenos Ayres Spa City Extra India Continental Taltow Japan New Orleans Cordova Fiour St. Louis Ila Tlerces Sis

Dry goods market closes with no price changes

New York report states the dry goods market closed quietly across departments with no quotable price changes. Buyers limited to immediate needs while print cloths stay inactive. American cotton yarns remain irregular yet steadier in some counts. woolen and worsted yarns show modest steadiness. linen yarns remain very firm.

New York

Market report on evAcuated apples and wool prices

New York and St Louis market notes show quiet to steady conditions. Prices for evacuated apples and California dried fruits remain unchanged, with prunes and peaches listed. Wool markets in New York and Texas report steadier conditions across grades and qualities.

New York California Moor Park

Christian Science Bill Sparks Statewide Interest, Faces Opposition

Dr. R B Short claimed the Woods medical bill would drive Christian Scientists from Indiana and that neighboring states have similarly strict laws. No Christian Scientist reports leaving Indiana, and public interest in the faith has surged. Legislative attempts to define medicine to exclude other healing methods occurred across states, with New York’s bill largely defeated.

Indianapolis Journal R. B. Short Union Mills Ind House of Representatives Indianapolis Shorty Christian Science Movement New York Short Missouri Indiana Milwaukee

Uncle Sam Dodges Claims Over Lifesaving Station Carriage

May 12 report from Washington recounts Mr Hagerty of San Francisco seeking $12.6 for injuries to his buggy while aiding a life saving station keeper. Government denied payment, citing lack of authorized contract and lack of official agency to arrange transport. The decision emphasizes documentation and proper authorization before reimbursement.

Washington Samuel Equity Treasury Department Sam Hagerty San Francisco Uncle Sam Golden Gate Comptroller United States Lfe

Complex Indiana Supreme Court pleadings and appeals update

A dense list of appellate cases and motions from Indiana and Ohio Valley Coffin Co mixed with briefs and petitions for oral argument. Includes Demarest versus Holderman, Goble v Curtis McCoy, Kietn v State, Tobin v Tobin, Hinkle v State, Keith v State, and others.

Melvin A. Demarest Wiliam H. Holderman Lal The Ohio Valley Coffin Company Martin Goble John Kietn State of New Supreme Court Mary Tobin John W. Tobin Annes Marion Oe Samuel Hinkle State of Indiana Marion Criminal Court Joseph D. Keith Indiana Gibson C. C Willam F. Churchman Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company Bartholomew C. C Mahonty

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