Hog Prices Hold Steady as Hogs and Cattle Slip in Markets
Indianapolis market reports show receipts of hogs at 3,000 and cattle 450 with sheep at 50, prices steady to last week but overall declines versus a year ago. Top hogs at 10.95 with most sellers 10.50 to 10.90. small cattle supply about 300 with steers selling about 15 cents higher on light demand. Union Stock Yards notes hogs 18,000 and cattle 11,000 with steady to slightly higher bids, calves steady, sheep strong in some regions. Additional reports from Pittsburg and East Boston show mixed cattle and hog activity with varied prices across markets.
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Indianapolis
Union Stock
Ateadys
Pittsburg
BC An Y
Uae
Anne Nee
Catumon
Local Market Prices Reported for Dairy Eggs and Poultry
Elgin tubs priced at 35 cents and State tubs at 32 cents appear in the miscellaneous listing. Swiss imports include Tac Philcream at 1.10 dollars per dozen and Neufchatel in large boxes. Fresh eggs and poultry such as hens and turkeys are noted with various price marks.
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N.Y
Wisconsin
Meats and Lards from Kingan Co
Meats and lards catalog from Kingan & Co lists sugar cured hams English style and other pork products. Items include breakfast bacon lard sausage fresh pork and veal carcasses with varied prices.
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Kingan & Co
Commercial Bar Silver Holds Steady in New York T
Commercial bar silver at 5214c and Mexican dollars unchanged as market notes from New York on April 4 report stable precious metal prices with no change in value or demand.
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New York
Ilver
Stocks Rebound From Early Losses On Opening
Stocks recovered fully from opening declines as market trade firmed after the first minutes. Atchison led losses dipping about 0.5 points, Reading slid over 1 point while Amalgamated and American Smelting saw small swings. Traction shares moved higher then eased before a steady close with broad liquidation scant and prices mostly absorbing selling.
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New York
Atchison
Reading
Amalgamated
Curb market opens quiet with varied copper bids
New York April 4 curb market opens quiet and irregular with quotes in copper shares. Listings include American Tobacco 420 430, Butte Coalition 22% 28%, Giant Copper 2114 22% 5, Nevada Cons 21% 42 11, Kerr Lake 1 5-16¢ 68 7-16, Braden Copper 4 is, Chicago Subway 38 314, Union-Miners 115-160 5, Ely Cons 4% and other copper issues showing spread bid and offer levels.
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New York
American Tobacco
Rawhide
Butte Coalition
Giant
Nevada
Ray
Boston
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
Giroux Ons
Goldfield
Ge Ee
British Columbia
Tramp
Braden Copper
la Rage
Ohio
Ray Central
Chicago
New York Cotton Opens Higher in Early Trade
New York April 4 cotton opened ten points higher as traders eyed market signals and futures activity. The brief advance suggests renewed interest after recent volatility, with prices showing tentative upward momentum at the start of the session.
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New York
Boston Stocks Opening Prices and Minor Deductions
Opening stock list for Boston on April 4 quotes several firms with varying figures such as Arizona Commercial 4reene Cananea 914 Indiana 434% Copper usage T1425 North Lake 264 North Butte 35 Gran by 4.
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Boston
Arizona Commercial
London Bar Silver Steady at 44444 Unchanged
London market report states bar silver remains steady at 44444 and shows no change from prior. Investors await further signals as prices hold in early April trading.
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London
New York Bank Statement Summary April 2
New York banks show average cash reserve 25.88 percent with a reserve decline to 3 533 275. Loans increased to 9 740 100. Legal tenders rise to 106 400. Deposits grow to 6 937 900 while actual cash reserve sits at 25.42 percent.
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N. Y
New York
U. S
Loans, Inc
Porte
Legal Tenders, Inc
Deposits, Inc
acRine
Wheat and corn rise on scattered buying after Kentucky report
Chicago grain notes April conditions show wheat 50 to 34 percent below last April and 41 percent below last July. Prices moved higher early with May wheat near 1.14 and corn around 60 1/2 cents, oats easing slightly and hogs influencing provisions.
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Chicago
Kentucky
Estiec
Chicago cash grain prices summarized
Wheat prices range from No 2 red at 1.19 to No 3 spring at 1.08. Corn markets show No 2 at 59 to 60 cents, No 2 white around 60 to 61 cents, No 3 yellow about 58 cents. Oats list No 2 around 42 to 44 cents and No 4 white near 40 to 42 cents.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Grain Market Report with Grain Prices
Wheat steady with No 2 red track at 1.15 and UExtra 3 red at 1.12. Corn No 2 red at 1.14 and sample 1.12. Oats quiet with no bids. Hay strong choice timothy 17.00 and No 1 timothy 16.75. Inspections show multiple car counts across corn grades and mixed yellow offerings.
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Indianapolis
Uextra
Totas
Hay
Timothy
Grain futures report from Toledo on April 4
Toledo price data shows Wheat cash at 81.16, May at 1.173, July 1.0734, September 1.05. Orn cash 60.44, May 0.615, July 0.645, September 0.657. Oats 41c May 44.5c July 43.5c September 38.5c. Rye No 2 79.44c, No 3 70c. Clover seed cash 7.60, April 6.9734, October 6.55, December 6.55. Prime hay 47.65, Timothy 2.15.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Timothy
Retail coal prices across varieties and tonnage
A list of coal types with prices per ton and per bag including anthracite grate and stove at 8.00, Pittsburgh lump 5.00, Pocahontas lump 5.00, and various mine run, slack, and coke items. Additional charges noted for bags, cellar delivery, and chute service.
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Ohio Jackson
Eye & Stove
Raymond
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Brewing Valley
Poca Hontad
Brazil
Blossburg
New York Metal Exchange Reports Firm Tone on Copper
At the Metal Exchange in New York on April 4, copper remained firm with active trading. Lead prices eased slightly and tin quoted about percent lower. spot copper around 12.77 to 12.80 per unit, with other month quotations near 12.82 to 13.00.
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New York
Metal Exchange
The Wagon Market Pricesड
Wheat No 2 red cited at 1.16 to 1.14 per bushel with million sample at 1.05 1.14. Oats straw 7.50 8.00, corn 62 to 67 cents. Shelled oats 40 48 cents, hay mixed 14 to 16 dollars, Timothy 16 to 17 dollars, baled 16 to 17 dollars.
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Rouse Bros
Timothy
City Briefs Highlight Banquet and Local Issues
A Denison hotel banquet drew 200 motor enthusiasts marking the finale of a successful automobile show with speakers including F I Willis and Gov Marshall. County commissioners opened hearings on 50 saloon license renewals and a robbery victim reported losing a gold watch on the Union railroad yards.
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Denison
F. I. Willis
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
C. A. Bookwriter
A. G. Batchelder
New York
American Automobile Association
H .Q. Smith
D. M. Parry
Gov. Marshall
Beveridge Favored with Taft Support in Indiana Tariff Fight
Marcus Sulzer, Indiana postmaster, says state convention will endorse Beveridge and a direct submission could win Indiana. He argues Taggart influence may nominate a senator if Democrats fail to act, and predicts Taft’s 1912 victory if Beveridge and allies prevail. Also notes a civil service exam for rural carriers in Sheridan on May 7.
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Washington
Marcus Sulzer
Madison
Ind
Grand Lodge
Brnat B Rith
Beveridge
Marshall
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Taft
Indiana
Bill
Hoosier
All Vehicles May Be Compelled to Carry Lights
A proposed ordinance from G A Schull urges that all buggies hacks and wagons be equipped with lights both front and rear after dark to reduce accidents. Mayor Shank supports the idea and advised presenting it to a councilman for action.
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Shank
G. A. Schull
Mr. Schull
UC. F. Copeland
Laong Fall Creek
Capitol Avenue
City Hall
Woman arrested for driving on left side of street
Mrs. Clara Luangsdale of 710 E Eleventh Street was arrested at Meridian and Ohio streets after she struck a police horse with a whip when Corner Policeman Metevier stopped her for crossing rules. She was released by Judge Collins to appear in police court tomorrow.
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Clara Luangsdale
E. Eleventh Street
Andrew Hagen
Meridian
Ohio Streets
Metevier
Collins
Three Aeronauts Drown in Sea After Balloon Crash
Berlin reports three aeronauts died when the Pommern balloon sank in the sea after winning an international race in St Louis three years ago. Herr Delbruck Benduhn and Hein drowned. Semmelhardt clung to wreckage until rescued by a tug.
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Berlin
St. Louis
Herr Delbruck
Herr Benduhn
Herr Hein
Herr Semmelhardt
Supreme Court Takes No Decision in Tobacco Case
Washington April 4 no decision handed down today by the Supreme Court in the American Tobacco case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
American Tobacco
Drug Store Pleads Guilty Over Adulterated Maple Sugar
I N Helms a druggist on North Illinois Street pleaded guilty to selling adulterated maple sugar to Bert W Cohn before Justice Hutchinfson. He was fined 50 dollars and costs. The case was brought to trial by Pure Food Commissioner Barnard.
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I. N. Helms
Tllnnois Street
Bert W. Cohn
Justice of the Peace
Hutchinfson
Pure Food
Barnard
Miners to Resume Operations in Ohio Mines
Bridgeport Ohio April 4 President Lewis said all Ohio mines would resume operations within ten days before departing for Pittsburg.
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Bridgeport
Lewis
Pittsburg
Ohio
Mildred Rudd Found After Week-Long Disappearance
Mildred Rudd aged 15 daughter of George A. Rudd the New York millionaire was found wandering in Hartford New York after being missing for a week authorities reported.
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New York
Mildred Rudd
George A. Rudd
Hartford
N. Y
Slate making intensifies before big convention in Indiana politics
The piece reviews Republican delegates and candidates across Indiana as the state convention nears. It notes Jonce Monyhan and Job Free man factions, Mount versus Wilkiesosson in attorney general race, Carr for superintendent, and Ferrell and Ellis strength in various districts. It highlights Judge Frank S. Roby’s delegate fight, anti Roby opposition over campaign funds, and Watson’s circulating presence at Claypool hotel as leaders weigh platform moves on temperance and local option laws.
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Jonce Monyhan
Freeman
Monyhan
Indiana
Finley P. Mount
Wilkiesosson
Indianapolis
Mount
Réby
Frank S. Roby
Third Judicial District
Judge Roby
Roby
Judge Holy
C. F. Bicknell
Charles G. Serrit
State Committee
DeKalb County
State Central Committee
anti-Roby
Claypool
Judge Troby
Third District
Henetichiry
C. W. Moores
James E. Watson
Watson
Hiram Brownlee
Marion
Ind
Resolutions Committee
Eleventh
Brownlee
Scientist Killed in Balloon Accident in Breslau
In Breslau Germany on April 4 Professor Abegg a noted German scientist died in a balloon accident, authorities reported. The incident occurred today and details are limited.
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Breslau
Germany
Abegg
Campaign Bill Reported to House
The McCall bill requiring publicity of campaign contributions was reported to the house today in Washington.
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Washington
House
Resignation Announcement At Central Christian Church
In Connersville Rev. J. C. Burkhart, pastor of the Central Christian church, announced his resignation on Sunday to accept a call in Frankfort Indiana once a successor is chosen. In Lowell a runaway horse injured Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Robinson near the opera house. In Newcastle Olivet chapel was dedicated as a mission church with Rev I M Houser in charge and Rev Thomas Maguire named pastor.
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Indiana State Conference of Charities and Corrections
State House
Marion
Ind
Connersville
J. C. Burkhart
Central Christian Church
Frankfort
Lowell
Melvin Robinson
Chicago
Lowell Opera House
Robinson
Newcastle—Olivet Chapel
I. M. Houser
Thomas Maguire
Striking tobacco workers storm two Louisville plants
Over 1,000 striking stemmers forced entry at the Matthews tobacco factory in Louisville and compelled 500 workers to quit. They then attacked Nall Williams plant before barricades and a riot call brought police to halt further demonstrations.
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Louisville
Matthews Tobacco
SOO Stemmers
Nall & Williams
Firemen Save Two Men From Hotel Fire
Patrick Owen and Russell Madden were dragged unconscious from a smoke filled room at Fred Warner's hotel on 132 West Market Street. The fire department responded after witnesses near Terminal Station saw smoke. Dense smoke forced firefighters to feel their way to the bed where the men lay. a cigarette dropped on the mattress started the blaze.
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Fred Warner
W. Market Street
Terminal Station
Arrested for Theft. Boy Seeks Judgment in Case
Glen Dearinger through his next friend Nancy J. Dearinger seeks 5000 against Frank Kaup sky and Louisa Kaup sky for having the Dearinger boy arrested with other youths over alleged chicken thefts. He says the boy was jailed eight days and later acquitted in this second suit involving the Kaup sky defendants.
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Glen Dearinger
Nancy J. Dearinger
Frank
Louisa Kaupsky
Deariinger
Kaupskys
Forger Carter Returned to Reformatory After Escape
James A. Carter alias Frank Brown is back at the Indiana state reformatory to finish an unfinished sentence. He was brought from Sacramento California where he allegedly fled leaving forged checks behind him.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
James A. Carter
Frank Brown
State Reformatory
Carter
Sacramento
Cal
Gamb gamblers punished at Crawfordsville police court
Four gamblers arrested at Daddy Miles place were fined 15 dollars each in police court. Miles himself faced a 60 dollar fine. Those fined were William Miller Earl Airhart George Graham and Tade Sullivan.
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Crawforpsville
Ind
Daddy Miles
Miles
William Miller
Earl Airhart
George Graham
Tade Sullivan
Mrs Kelliher Freed In Poison Murder Trial
In Boston on April 4 a jury found Mrs Mary W Kelliher not guilty of murdering six relatives by poison. The trial ended after a short session that began this morning.
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Boston
Mary Wkelliher
Bedford Fire Chief Killed by Live Wire
Fire Chief HB M Sharp died when he touched a live wire while directing efforts against a department store fire in Bedford Indiana. The blaze at W F Woods store caused an estimated 5000 log is amount and investigators suspect arson but could not determine the cause. Bloodhounds were brought in but could not locate a scent at the burned site.
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Bedford
Massive Grain Elevator and Mill Fire At Omaha
Fire destroyed Nye, Schneider, Fowler and Co. one million bushel grain elevator and Manly Mills company mill in Omaha. The Independent Elevator Co. 1,000 barrel flour capacity mill fled flames. Three sided burning engulfed the Chicago Great Western railroad elevator with 1,000,000 bushel capacity. Union Pacific railroad lost fifty freight cars nearby. Total loss exceeds 1,000,000.
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Omaha
Neb
Nye, Schneider, Fowler & Co
Manly Mills Company
Independent Elevator Company
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Winne Must Pay Death Penalty in Honolulu Murder
The U S Supreme Court reversed a lower ruling and held John Winne must be executed for the 1907 murder of A F McKinnon aboard the Rosecrans in Honolulu harbor.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
John Winne
A. F. McKinnon
Rosecrans
Honolulu
Sketch is stunner in Y. M. I minstrel show
A vaudeville sketch Foolishness, That's All, was the hit of the Young Men's Institute minstrel show at St. Joseph's hall last night. Miss Margaret Ransom and her brother Byrnee Khansom drew applause, with James Pierce, David Lawlor, Elmer Flick, Michael Mullikin, John Clifford, Horace Biddle, John T. Sullivan and John Lauck Jr. also entertaining with songs.
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Young Men's Institute
St. Joseph's Hall
Margaret
James Pierce
David Lawlor
Elmer Flick
Michael Mullikin
John Clifford
Horace Biddle
John T. Sullivan
John Lauck Jr
Pair Hunting for Night Jobs
Raymond Klein and Ed Noell, both 21 from Reading, were found in a box car near Senate Avenue on the union tracks at noon. They told Bicyclemen Wilson and Dillane they came for work and preferred night jobs. They are charged with wiltering.
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Raymond Klein
Ed Noell
Reading
Wilson and
Dillane
Senate Avenue
Union Tracks
Salvation Army Leader William Booth Stricken With Illness
Gen William Booth head of the Salvation Army in London is seriously ill at his home after a fainting spell. The attack forced the cancellation of all engagements for the day.
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William Booth
London
Salvation Army
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