Market Scores Rally Led by Steel and Rail Stocks
Stocks rise on support from United States Steel American Can and Chesapeake and Ohio rail with gains in General Electric American Can and Lehigh Valley among others. Investors cover shorts and buy dividend stocks as rail merger prospects and Nickle Plate decision spark optimism. Cattle and sheep market data accompany the trading day with price ranges and receipts.
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New York
United States Steel
American Can
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street
Chesapeake and Ohio Common
Katy
New York Central
Atchison
Pere Marquette
Lehigh Valley
General Electric
American
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Saeae Tuldwin LM
Baltimore
Delaware and Hudson
Beeteteesvessa Bee
Lorie Ist
Hellespos Oly
Pennsylvania
Bee Pitts
OOS
Union Pacific
Vebbwenseeters
U. S
Asveseensvivee
Bae
Utah
Westinghouse
Ceuhbets
Bee
Louisville and Nashville
Nats Dept Stores
Remington
Nedale
Royal Dutch
Pney Sears Roebuck
Seve Loom S. L
San Francisco
Stewart Warner
Livestock Hogs Market Strong on Chicago Receipts
Chicago hog market shows strength with receipts of 51 000 head. Prices rise with bulk sales around 11.75 to 11.90 per hundredweight as demand remains steady.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Livestock Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Cattle supply light and market steady with prices for choice at 0.75 per hundredweight, prime at 9.50 to 9.75, good 9 to 9.75, and fresh cows 50 to 100. Sheep and lambs 1000 head, market steady to lower. lambs 14.50 to 14.75. Hogs receipts 1500, market active strong. prime heavy hogs 12.50 to 13.75, middles 14 to 14.10, light yorkers 14.10 to 14.25, roughs 10 to 10.75.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
Cattle receipts 550 head market strong with steers from good to choice at 5.00 to 5.10 per hundredweight, calves steady at 13 to 14. Hogs receipts 4,600 head market strong with higher by 0.25 to 0.50, good to choice stockers and butchers 13.50 to 13.75. Sheep receipts 50 head market steady with good to choice 6.00, lambs steady at 14.14 to 14.50.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Creamery Butter Prices and Stock Report
Chicago market notes butter prices with grade extra four and three quarters, standard forty two and a half cents, extra firsts forty two cents and two thirds, firsts forty one cents and four fifths, packing stock at two shillings.
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Chicago
Cleveland Produce and Goods Price Update
Prices list various commodities including butter oats oleo carrots onions potatoes wool and petroleum. Entries show unit prices and ranges for Ohio Western New York and Spanish markets with notes on quality such as firsts extra high grade and domestic fleece types.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Igc
Western
New York
Grain price snapshot from Toledo markets
Grain market brief lists No. 2 red wheat at 1.7814, corn yellow No. 3 white around 434gc, oats No. 2 white about 444c, rye No. 2, barley No. 2 at 75c. Cloverseed cash 14.75, March 14.75, Oct. 15.75. Alike cash and March 17, Timothy cash and March 5.40, Sept. 5.60.
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Toledo
Pittsburgh of Market Rail Stock Prices Listed
National Transit 83.80 Southwest Pipe 83.80 Eureka Pipe 3.75 Buckeye Pipe 33.65 Corning 2.55 Cabel 2.20 Somerset Medium 2.30 Somerset Light 2.45 Ragland 1.15 Lima 2.25 Indiana 2.00 Princeton 2.12 Wooster 2.55 Plymouth 1.65 Illinois 2.12 Waterloo 1.10
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Pittsburgh OF Market National Transit
Southwest
Eureka
Buckeye
Corning
Cabel
Somerset Medium
Somerset Light
Ragland
Lima
Indiana
Princeton
Wooster
Plymouth
Illinois
Waterloo
Snowbank plunge ends life of Julianna Stemmer
In Scarsdale New York on March 4 Julianna Stemmer a maid servant died after clothes she wore caught fire and she plunged into a snowbank in a failed attempt to escape the flames.
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Scarsdale
N. Y
Julianna Stemmer
Pershing Remains Hospitalized After Dental Surgery
General John J. Pershing is not yet able to leave Walter Reed hospital as he recovers from extensive dental removal performed to treat a poison condition.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
Walter Reed Hospital
Dry Goods Trade Rises in Atlanta Retail and Wholesale
Retail and wholesale dry goods show gains over last year with January and February totals up ten to twenty percent. Furniture sales have been especially strong.
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Atlanta
Packinghouse pork trade active for light cuts in Chicago
Packers report a slightly more active fresh pork trade in the last week with demand concentrated on light loins butts and shoulders. Dressed beef remained steady.
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Packinghouse Products
Chicago
Oregon prune sale sets prices as stock hits historic lows
In Portland Oregon on March 4 seven carloads of Oregon Italian prunes sold to New York interests at 9 14 cents for thirties and forties and 12 to 12 1/4 cents for 25s to 35s. Indications show less than five million pounds remain in Oregon and Washington, the smallest stock in years.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
New York
Washington
Lumber shipments rise as Southern Pine orders grow
New Orleans reports the Southern Pine Association mills shipped 75,200,000 feet and produced 72,000,000,000 feet in March. Orders totaled 84,800,000, with a 5.7 percent gain from the previous period and a 2.2 percent drop in production.
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New Orleans
Southern Pine Association
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Lamb prices at South St Paul yards hit five year high
South St Paul reports lamb prices at about 15.50 per 100 pounds, compares with 15 in 1924, 12.25 in 1923, 14 in 1922, 9.50 in 1921 and 10.50 in 1920, indicating a strong market.
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South ST. Paul
New Income Tax Law Explained to Local Taxpayers
Athens county taxpayers are urged to file returns at the post office with Collector William Pleck. The notice details lower normal and surtax rates, higher personal exemptions, and increased earned income limits, plus guidance for tentative filings and interest on underpayments.
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Athens County
Treasury Department
William Pleck
Fleck
County Board Approves Transportation Payments
The Athens county board of education authorized Carthage township to pay transport for pupils living four or more miles from school. The decision came in a regular meeting at County Superintendent McVay's office with C D Henry, Howard Cline, O Bryson, and Herman Theisen present. A P Hines was absent. The next meeting is scheduled for April 7.
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W. CG. Burton
E. H. Jeffres
Carthage
Athens County Board of Education
Carthage Township
Millfield
A. P. Hines
Glouster
Franklin Officials Seek Thermite to Break Ice Gorge
Franklin and Oil City authorities, after a flood, request a ton of thermite from McGill University to melt the eighteen mile ice gorge in the Allegheny River and avert another flood.
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Franklin
Oil City
McGill University
Eighteen Mile
Allegheny River
Mary Judge Dies From Burns In Columbus Home
Mary Judge, 50, died in Columbus after clothing ignited by a stove fire at her home.
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Columbus
Mary Judge
Stock Market Slump Not Dimming U S Business Fortunes
New York March 4 The stock market slump contrasts with strong overall business activity across railroads finance industry and agriculture. Public utilities expand rapidly while agricultural districts show improved demand and lower debt, with building and oil prospects encouraging. Truck bookings are high and nearly 2 billion dollars in building starts or projections have occurred in two months.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nickel Plate
St. Paul
Nee
Midwest
Santa Fe
Dr. Daniel McGurk joins evangelistic services in Pomeroy
Dr. Daniel McGurk pastor of the First Methodist church traveled to Pomeroy yesterday to assist Bishop Theodore Henderson with evangelistic services in that city.
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Daniel McGurk
First Methodist Church
Pomeroy
Theodore Henderson
Auto kills child and injures two others in Columbus
A 6 year old boy John Allen died after being struck by an automobile in Columbus. Two other children Walter Smith aged 6 and Virginia Elliott aged 8 suffered skull fractures but are believed recovering.
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Columbus
John Allen
Walter Smith
Virginia Elliott
Sheriff Sale in Nelsonville Ohio Inches Inlets 412 413
State of Ohio Athens County Court of Common Pleas issues order of sale in partition. Sheriff P H McKinley will auction at courthouse steps in Athens on March 27 1926 at 1 PM. Inlet No 412 appraised 2000 and Inlet No 413 appraised 700 both cash on day of sale. Woolley Rowland attorney for plaintiffs.
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State of
Ohio
Athens County
Court of Common Pleas
Athens
Longstreth
Nelsonville
Armstrong & Hyde
Said
Inlet
Hamilton County Court Listing Property Sale in Nelsonville
The Ha zel Hickman case against Lillian Mc Laughlin in Athens County Ohio includes sale of estate inlets 1231 1238 and 1239 in Armstrong Hyde addition Nelsonville appraised values 2300 100 and 100. Sheriff sales details appear with attorney signatures and filing info dated February 11 1956.
Hawk Applies for Ohio Public Utility Certificate
William R. Hawk has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate a motor transportation company. One vehicle to be used on an irregular Ohio route transporting merchandise furniture and freight. Hearing set in Columbus at 9 a.m. Friday March 19 1926.
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William R. Hawk
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Miprcco Gp
Ohio
Columbus
Atheny
Fateful Murders and a Web of Clues in Grafton
In a Pittsburgh theater setting, Jimmy Rand and Detective Mooney pursue a killer linked to Henry Rand’s hotel death. Fogarty admits a theater ticket tied to a woman named Olga Maynard and hints she planned to go to Grafton to seek work. The case deepens as the pair chase a careful suspect through alibis and possible red herrings.
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Henry Rand
Jimmy
Mooney
Pittsburgh
Wheer
Thomas Fogarty
Fogarty
Rand
Romeo
Detective Mooney
Mayfair Hotel
Mr. Fogarty
Grafton
H. A. Jones
New York
Canfield
Horseshoes Club
Horseshoe Club
Alec Blaine
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Phil Mooney
Tom Fogarty
Tom
Mr. Rand
Olga
Maynard
Joegarty
Stockman Begins Second Term on Michigan Board of Agriculture
Dora H. Stockman serves her second term as a member of the Michigan state board of agriculture, continuing her duties overseeing state agricultural policy and programs.
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Dora H. Stockman
Michigan State Board of Agriculture
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Woolley & Rowland
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