Indiana live stock market reports from Feb 11
Indianapolis live stock receipts show 4800 hogs 1800 cattle and 200 sheep up from last week but down from a year ago. Hog prices mostly 8.75 to 9.00 with heavies around 8.80 8.90. cattle and sheep demand firm with top cattle in the 65 to 70 range and sheep at 7.50 to 8.75 for lambs. Buffalo and Pittsburgh markets similarly note mixed gains and steady or higher hogs and cows with varied feeding steers and calves conclusions.
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Indianapolis
Buffalo
N. Y
Peer Eeag Oe Sr
Paige
Bull
Beves
Texa Bae Ae i
Strong
Pittsburg
Averaga
Wewerene Reese
Chicago
Feh Il
A . Thomson
Wall Street Opens Strong as Leading Shares Gain
Stock market movement shows gains after an unsettled opening. Amalgamated and Smelting slip slightly, rails steady. readings rise with Reading advancing from 153 to 162 as banking interests drive buying for calls and large blocks. Pacific, Atchison, Rock Island and Wabash preferred post gains. London purchases add support while bonds hold firm.
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New York
Amalgamated
Aittle
Reading
Tinian Pacific
Atchison
Rock Island
Wabash
London
New York curb market opens steady on mixed listings
The curb market opened steady with mixed quotes across many issues. Prices show notable activity in Standard Oil, Am. Tobacco, Butte Coal, Miami, Nevada, and several mining and copper stocks as traders watch early trading.
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New York
Standard Oil
Tobreco
Butte Coalition
Miami
Nevada
Kansas City
Orient
Cobalt Central
Boston Cors
Seabee Rawhide
Chino
Nipissing
Giroux
Greene Cananea
Gila Copper
Goldfield
British Columbia
United Copper
Braden Copper
la Rose
Ohio Copper
Tramp
Iago Subway
PE Ee
Union Mines
Ely
Central
Pacific Smelters
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Strong Corn
Wheat holds steady with No 2 red at 1 20 track and February at 31 20 first half while corn remains strong with multiple White and Yellow grades showing 60s. Oats weaken as hay holds steady with Timothy pricing ranging from 15 50 to 16 25 per ton and inspections report varied car totals.
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Sample
Hay
Timothy
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Recorded for Feb 10
Cash grain quotes from Chicago show wheat prices across grades ranging from No 3 red at 1.17 to No 2 red winter around 1.14, with spring and white varieties between 1.10 and 1.14. Corn and oats follow with mixed perbushel figures across multiple grades and whiten/yellow distinctions.
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Chicago
Boston Stocks and Market Snippets
A terse clipping notes stock moves and commodity mentions including Borton and dei Mer, with references to Cove r North Lake 230 percent, Nevada Cons, and Indianapolis Produce. The brief quotes J. R. Budd as the contributor.
Veterans in police court reveal aged suspects with long criminal records
Two elderly men identified as John Allen and Joseph Thompson were brought to Indianapolis police headquarters and placed in a court lineup. Allen, with a tattooed memory of his mother, claimed to be on the level now, while Thompson denied prior arrests here. They were held for ten days as detectives continue the case.
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Jackson & Jackson
Wens Chambers- Ferland Oe
City of
Cobalt
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Lake
Kerr Lake
Little Nipissing
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Peterson Lake
Rochester
Keeley
South
Lorraine
Tome
Capt
Manning
Lieut. Kinney
Indianapolis
Ouse
John Allen
Kinney
Marion
Joseph Thompson
Joe
Bertillon
Allen
Harrison Street
Chicago
Martin
Thompson
Union Station
Morgan
Lebanon
Ind
Alen
Columbus
Seneca
Brazil
Kinnell
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
American Humane Ass'n
Central New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Chicago Humane Society
Chicago Mounted Police
Burglars Hit Stores on Washington Street and Massachusetts Ave
Burglars broke in through a rear window of George Bras's store at 67 W. Washington St Thursday night and took 6 dollars from the register. They later damaged the Louis Weisruur saloon at 866 Massachusetts Ave by smashing the front window and taking several bottles of whisky.
Boys Sentenced for Telegraph Fraud at Indiana School for Boys
Ralph Shipley and John McGuire two messenger boys were sentenced to the Indiana School for Boys Friday by Judge Stubbs in juvenile court. They had made duplicates to collect money owed to the telegraph company and kept it.
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Ralph Shipley
John McGuire
Indiana School For Boys
Stubbs
Telegraph Company
Market quotes for grain and hay from Rouse bros
Wheat No 2 red sold at 1.18 per bushel with sample milling at 1.06 to 1.16. Corn 2.65 a bushel. Shelled oats 45 to 48 cents. Straw 5.00 to 6.00. Hay mixed 13.00 to 15.00, timothy 14.00 to 15.50, baled 14.50 to 15.50.
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Rouse Bros
Cotton Market Opens Steady as Futures Move Mixed
In New York on February 11 cotton prices opened steady with November futures down one point while other futures rose three to seven points, signaling a mixed start to trading day.
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New York
Ton Anthracite and coal terms from Pocahontas and Ohio pits
Fragmentary list notes Pocahontas shoveling lump coal and mine runs, plus items from Blossburg Jackson Pittsburg and Linton areas. Mentions Hocking Valley Brasil blocks Gashouse lump coke and crushed gas coke with pricing for bags, ground floor, and cellar storage. chute charges listed.
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Pocahontas
Blossburg
Ohio
Jackson Pittsburg
Winifrede
Hocking Valley
Brasil
Ham and bacon prices from 19th century market
A list of various hams and bacon prices is presented with items such as sugar cured hams English style hams boiled hams sugar cured bacon and streaked bacon with prices per unit. The figures include fractions and cents typical of historical market listings.
Editors oppose Cannon as speaker and tariff plan
A Chicago Tribune poll shows Republican and Independent editors across Ohio and western and border states overwhelmingly oppose Joseph G. Cannon as next House speaker and oppose the Aldrich Cannon tariff bill. Responses from editors of many papers exclude Democrats.
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Chicago
Middle West
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Chicago Tribune
Ohio
West
Kentucky
Tennessee
Illinois
Congress
Aldrich-Cannon
Senate
House
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Utah
Wyoming
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Missouri
Strife Reignites Between Former Marion Firemen
In Marion Indiana on February 11 Trilby Phillips and Oscar Boyd who clashed during a streetcar strike three years ago met on Washington Street and fought. Patrolman John Miller separated them and they were released on bail. Boyd formerly led the fire department and Phillips was a department member.
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Marion
Ind
Trilby Phillips
Oscar Boyd
Washington Street
Boyd
John Miller
Phillips
City Offices Open but Saloons Will Close
Mayor Shank stated that no city holiday will affect city employees as law excludes city offices. Saloons will be required to close on the holiday.
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Shank
Snowstorm Hits Huntsville Area With Sleet
A general sleet and snow storm swept across the region centered near Huntsville Alabama on February 11 causing travel disruptions and winter weather alerts as residents brace for continued wintry conditions.
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Alabama
Huntsville
Ala
Bribery Inquiry in Albany Tangles Names of Suspects
In New York state Senate proceedings on the Allds bribery case, witnesses test in Albany reveal limited knowledge of Conger associates and concealment of possible bribery names. John W. Jones corroborates Hiram Moe story while Canton Bridge Co manager John Newell cannot identify officials or confirm funds. The hearing debates hearsay and publication of names.
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Jotham P. Altds
James W. Osborne
Benn Conger
John W. Jones
Jones
Groton
Hiram G. Moe
Allds
Frank Conger
Conger
Moe
Davis
Crandall
Albany
Grady
Brackett
John Newell
Ellsmore
Canton Bridge Company
Bridge Trust
Black Horse Cavalry
Fettleton
Newell
New York
New Jersey
New England
Senator Benn Conger Testifies In Ongoing Inquiry
The transcript shows a witness recalling Moe from ten years ago and uncertain details of appearance. The exchange notes uncertainty about Moe’s traits and a brief office greeting. Senator Benn Conger then takes the stand to testify in the inquiry.
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Conger
Moe
Littleton
Mr. Moe
Benn Conger
Oklahoma Farmer Weds Berne Woman in Indiana
William A. Spangler of Davidson Oklahoma and Laura Clauser daughter of Mr and Mrs John Clauser Berne Indiana obtained a marriage license and wed at the Evangelical parsonage in Decatur Indiana. They will make their home in Oklahoma.
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Decatur, Ind
William A. Spangler
Davidson
Okla
Laura Clauser
John Clauser
Berne
Parsonage
D. ©. Wise
Oklahoma
Direct Nominations Bill Moves In New York Legislature
Albany February 11 The direct nominations bill a principal Hughes administration measure today moved to the New York Legislature. Senator Thurman and Assemblyman Green introduced the bill in the senate and assembly respectively and it is reported to have Hughes approval.
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N.Y
Albany
WN. Y
Senate
Senator Thuman
Assembly
Assemblyman Green
Gov. Hughes
Democrats urge Rankin to enter Marion County legislature race
Friends of Edwin L. Rankin of Carter Rankin urge him to run as a Democrat for the Marion County legislature. Rankin likely will decide whether to enter the campaign.
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Edwin L. Rankin
Carter & Rankin
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Cannon
Marion McCrea
Hood Ney Country
East
Phobing
Cer
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Riage
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Sisting
Marion County
East Washington
The
Vonnegut Hardware CO
E. Washington Street
H. P. Wasson & CO
Cluett
Fancy Moe Muffiers
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