Stocks Edge Lower On Dividend Fears In New York Trading
In dull early trading in New York, stocks fell with little Saturday activity. Traders worried about a possible adverse development from the Illinois Central dispute, and talk of a large New York Central securities issue. Reduced dividends by New York Central and peers dampened investor sentiment, though overall stocks remained cheap. Sugar stayed heavy, mining firm but quiet, cotton slightly down, wheat nudging higher.
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Hog Prices Dip as Heavy Hog Movement Marks Close
Indianapolis market reports an unusually heavy hog movement on closing day with bearish tone from other markets. Prices open lower than yesterday. top hog brought around 4.10, while cattle display dull, steady to lower trends as supplies vary. Sheep stay steady with mixed cattle and calf values across grades and weights.
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The Wagon Market Price Report Summary
Market notes show corn at 45 48e per unit and oats shelled at 52G 41c. Sereal prices listed with dividing figures. Net earnings cited as 5008 dollars for the line item.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Prices Reported
At Union Stock Yards Chicago on December 14 receipts totaled 50 000 hogs 1b 2c lower with light and mixed lots priced around 4 15 to 4 65 per cwt and pigs 3 60 to 4 40 cattle receipts 500 steady beeves 3 18 to 6 15 cows and heifers 1 04 to 5 0 calves 4 75 to 6 75 western stockers 2 20 to 4 15. sheep receipts 2000 steady natives 2 00 to 4 85 westerns 2 00 to 4 80 yearlings 4 50 to 5 90 lambs 3 75 to 6 half western lambs 3 15 to 6 75.
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Chicago Grain Opens Higher with Mixed May Prices
Chicago grain markets opened with wheat up on improved cables. May futures showed wheat at 1.00 to 1.01 dollars, corn 0.56 to 0.57, oats 0.634 to 0.60, pork 12.85 to 12.90, lard 7.76, ribs 6.90. Close readings: wheat 1.01, corn 0.50 to 0.57, oats 0.60, lard 7.95, ribs 7.07.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Tonic Emphasized For Quick Recovery
Convalescence after pneumonia typhoid and the grip is often feigned. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended as the real rapid tonic, with thousands testifying to its effectiveness. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla for restoration and strength.
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Endorsement of the Indianapolis Sun on local papers
A long featured endorsement argues that reliable local news, society items, fashions, and clean reporting attract advertisers and readers. Businessmen including H P Wasson and Frank H Ludbrook stress truthfulness, home circulation, and lack of sensationalism as keys for newspapers that reach households and sustain advertising value.
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Toys Made Glad By Theater Visit and Kellar's Magic
The Indianapolis Sun sponsors a Park theater event where 350 orphans from the Indianapolis Orphans Home, guided by Miss Carrie Thrall, enjoy a Christmas matinee by Kellar and Thurston. Santa arrives in a cabinet, distributing dolls, toy horses, and candy as crowds cheer while Mrs. Thrall notes the children’s joy.
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Mayer & Co Advocates Valuable Family Newspaper
Mayer & Co states that a paper must appeal to the entire family, valued by a mix of features rather than a single attribute. They argue newspapers sold on streets are hurriedly discarded and offer little value to advertisers.
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Eagles Escape Indictment in Richmond Case
The grand jury in Richmond Indiana declined to indict the Eagles club for alleged blind tiger law violations. The case will be carried to the circuit and supreme court for a ruling on the law’s validity.
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Alleged Thief Seized After Pocketbook Grab At Washington Street Store
Mrs. R Pearl Roach of 1411 Whit St with Mrs. N Stewart of 122 Fulton St chased a man who shoved against them at the Washington Street store Saturday afternoon. They followed and assisted Patrolman Rucker in arresting Rus sel Dixon. At the police station Roach identified items from the pocketbook. the purse was not recovered.
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Real Estate and Insurance Listing at No 46 N Pennsylvania St
A brief classified notice for dwellings and rooms at 46 North Pennsylvania Street listing rent figures and terms. The fragmented OCR shows real estate, loaning, and insurance references with scattered monthly rent values and rates, indicating a local property rental listing.
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Curtain Confusion and Mercy at Morning Exercises
During a school performance two front-row boys debated if the curtain was real or painted. Earlier, two misbehaving youngsters were to be punished by missing a treat, but Kellar and Sun publisher Sun Misa Thrall intervened. Morning exercises led to a relieved, happy outcome as the punishment was dropped.
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Northeast W C T U Meets at South St Baptist Church
The Northeast W C T U held its regular meeting in the South St Baptist church Friday afternoon. Dr Martha E Kellar read a paper and Rev Crom well P Kirby, pastor of the church, spoke.
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Salesmen Wanted in Indiana Across Multiple Trades
Classified ad. Indiana firms seek salesmen in drugs patent medicines and jewelry with varying salary and expenses. Positions include real estate advertising calls and territory coverage. Inexperienced accepted for some. Contact addresses in Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Evansville.
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