Wall Street Stocks Open Irregularly With Narrow Moves
New York stock market opened irregularly with narrow price swings. Great Northern preferred led gains, while U P and Erie moved lower. Early hours saw profit taking in higher priced issues with Hill stocks strong and talk of Pennsylvania and Colorado Fuel aiding the session. Just before noon prices improved and weaker stocks recovered notably.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Jan
Great Northern
Paul
Reading
Canadian Pacific
U. P
Erie
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Live Stock Prices and Receipts in Indianapolis
Indianapolis cattle and hog receipts show hogs steady with active demand and top at 36.55. Cattle bids eased 10 to 15 cents on large supplies, with first grade stock selling near unchanged while bulk declined. Sheep stayed steady with good demand for top stock, weaker for thin grades. sales completed with quiet, unchanged tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Grain and feed prices from market listings
Market report lists bids and inspects grain and hay: No. 2 red and white corn, oats, rye, timothy and clover with prices per unit and notes on through billing and rejected lots. Inspections show totals by grade and car counts across wheat, corn, oats, hay, and prairie hay.
Wagon Market Prices for Grains and Fodder
Market list shows corn at 46 to 50 cents, oats priced at 12 to 14 dollars per sheaf, shelled oats at 3 40, millet at 312 13, hay Timothy 18 21, clover 17 18, mixed hay 17 19, and straw at 7.50 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Clover
Company by law amendment to board term and powers
Announcement to hear auditor and treasurer reports and act on amendments to article 2 Power of the Company. Proposes a board of twelve to fifteen directors with three-year terms, with four to five elected annually. Vacancies filled by ballot at the first meeting after annual meeting. Additional officers may be elected. Other business to come before meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freon
Fna
Hird
Tal
New York Pronce Secippia McRae Prices (Jan 5)
New York market roundup shows Pork Mess at 17.50 to 18.50 per unit, lard spot 9.40 to 9.50, dressed poultry including turkeys 19 to 17c, chickens 8 to 3c, fowls 13 to 14c, ducks 8 to 1c, butter creamery extra 32 to 38c, cheese full cream 14 to 14c, nearby white eggs 30c and 26c, with state dairy rules 27 2c.
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The
Sun
Cincinnati
Askemerican Can
cKinley Darragh
Columbia
Hicago Subway
Anhattan Transit
Anhattan Transit We Deere
Oeitchel
Peter Ete
Ear
York Transit
Royal Baking Power
Elec
Nevada Waves
New York
Pronce
Secippia-McRae Press Association
Pork—Mess
Western Steam
Western
Cattle and hogs mixed receipts in St. Louis market
Cattle receipts reached 4,500 with beef steers trading around 8.75 to 6.50 and cows and heifers from 2.50 to 63.0. Hog receipts hit 10,000 with pigs and lights from 5.76 to 6.30 and heavy packer and butcher stock 6.35 to 6.55. Sheep receipts totaled 8,500 with natives 3.50 to 5.50 and lambs 4.25 to 7.10.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices from January Market
Pittsburg market reports show cattle receipts steady with choice to prime at 5.80 to 6.10 and 8.50 to 8.75 respectively. Sheep supply steady with prime wethers 5.60 to 5.75 and lambs 5.00 to 5.80. Hogs receipts around 15 carloads up 10 cents. prime heavy hogs 4.85 to 5.68, mediums 6.70, light workers and pigs 6.55 to 6.85.
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Pittsburg
Scrippa-MeoHase Press Association
Ught
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 6500 steady with prime beeves 6.10 to 7.50. Hog receipts 29000 up 5c with light 6.0 to 6.45 and heavy 6.40 to 6.52. Sheep receipts 11000 up 10c with native sheep 6.25 to 5.65 and native lambs 4.60 to 7.76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Semone-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices on Jan 8
Cincinnati livestock market report shows cattle receipts at 300 with steady to strong demand. Butcher steers priced from 4.65 to 5.25, extras up to 5.50. Hogs receipts around 4,000 with lower prices. packers bids from 5.00 to 7.0 and butchers at 6.60 to 6.65, mixed at 6.50 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 100 steady with extra lambs at 7.75 to 7.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Scripps-McRae Press Association
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 4500 and hog receipts 7500 with price changes and ranges. Beef steers around 3.76 to 6.75, stockers 2.00 to 4.50, cows 2.50 to 5.00, Texas steers 2.50 to 6.50. Pigs 5.75 to 6.40, packers 6.20 to 6.45, best heavy 6.30 to 6.45. Sheep receipts 3500 steady with natives 3.50 to 6.50 and lambs 4.50 to 7.25.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Steady
Opposition to Emmett Branch as house speaker grows
Gathering of the general assembly reveals restive Republican members dissatisfied with Emmett F. Branch of Martinsville for speaker. Northern lawmakers who opposed him may back another candidate as John H. Edwards of Mitchell organizes support. a meeting of dissidents is planned Tuesday night to decide on backing Edwards to challenge Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Emmett F. Branch
Martinsville
Republcan
Branch
John H. Edwards
Mitchell
Hanly
Edwards
Seeking Settlers Immigration Agent in Indianapolis
W. C. Barnes, titled Seeking Settlers Immigration Agent for western railroads, visited Indianapolis on Tuesday to inspire railroad men and local residents about opportunities in southwest states served by Missouri Pacific and related lines.
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Indianapolis
Chicago grain prices rise while trading volume stays light
In Chicago, early grain prices improved though activity remained thin. May wheat at 7164c, July 7164c. May corn 43% to 44%c, July 43 5c. Oats firmer with May 35% to 36c, July 33%4c. Hog products softer with May pork 16.60, lard 39.40. Local receipts: wheat 61, corn 614, oats 39 cars. May wheat closed Tic, corn 44%c, oats 36c. No. 2 red winter sc, May corn 44%c, July 48%c, No. 3 yellow 39%¢. May oats 36c, July 33%4c, No. 2 white 35%4 36c.
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Chicago
Local Securities Traders Note Mixed Prices and Ex-Dividends
Traction common advances on an ex-dividend call while Indianapolis and Northwestern bonds appeared on the exchange with bids near 93 44 and offerings at 96. A broad list of banks, trusts, rail and utility stocks trades and bond quotes are shown with final sales for the day totaling 32 450 000.
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Unicon Traction Common
Exchange
Indianapolis & Northwestern
American
Central Ie Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Brown-Ketcha Fron Wks
Capital National Bank
Law Building
Laycock Mfg. Co
Marion Trust Company
Merchants’ H. & L
Merchants’ National Bank
Security Trust Company Indiana Hotel Co
Ind. Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana, Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indpls. & Martinsville R. T. Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Indianapolis Gas Co
New Telephone Co
People’s Deposit Bank
People’s Light
Reeves & Co
Ventral Trusté Co
Citizens’ Savings
SO Union Trust Company
van Camp Hardware Co
Eas Vandalia Coal Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Creeee
Citiains’ Street Railroad
W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Ween
Indiana Unio Traction
Aes
Col. & Southern .&S
Indianapolis & Hastern
Indianapolis Gas
Indplis. & Greenfield Railroad
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Indianapolis Water Co
K., M. & W. Traction
Vee Bug Wasson, Pfd
Resccsveesee
Union Traction of
Indiana
Mammoth Club Forms For 20000 Acres Near Chattanooga
Special to The Sun. The Interstate club, led by President Blackburn and Vice Presidents Root Shaw Cannon Taft Belmont Morgan, pledges 20000 acres on Walden's ridge near Chattanooga for a Mammoth game and fish preserve with a grand clubhouse and an auto road. Promoters promise a utopian gathering for statesmen and business leaders unbound by creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. C. S. Blackburn
Elihu Root
Leslie M. Shaw
Joseph G. Cannon
W. H. Taft
Perry Belmont
Senator Morgan
Walden's Ridge
America
Chicago Doctor Arrested in Murder Case
Dr H W Foxon was arrested on a murder charge in the death of Emily Muller a state street shop girl. Coroner Hoffman faced delayed investigation charges raised by Mrs W A Goodall sister of the deceased. Foxon testified two operations were performed at Park avenue hospital one for appendicitis and one for abscess in the presence of witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Foxon
Emily Muller
Hoffman
W. A
City Record Births and Deaths and Building Permits Listed
Births include boys and girls at numerous addresses such as 13 N Ful ton and 422 Massachusetts. Deaths feature Stobaugh Briggs Williams Folley White Marar Gillyard Hochter Walton Rosz and several couples listed among affiliations. Building permits show remodels and repairs with values from 175 to 5400 dollars across multiple streets and the Miller Brewing company project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirkland Stobaugh
la Salle St
Eliza Briggs
English Ave
William C. Williams
Linden St
Margaret Folley
City Hospital
Lora White
N'netenth-st
Herman Marar
Toledo-st
Peter Gill
Value debate over Marion club stock in estate settlement
During the settlement of Isle Alpha H Harcourt’s estate two Marion club stock shares were valued by appraisers W S Johnson and John Harcourt at ten dollars each after dispute. A Marion club member claimed shares were worth 235 a share and that the club habitually repurchases deceased members’ stock at that price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Club
The
Isle
Alpha H. Harcourt
County Poor
W. 3. Johnson
John Harcourt
Emsley Johnson
W. S. Johnson
Marion
Interstate Commission probes Harriman railroad competition
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago resumed its probe into Harriman railroad practices to test whether he stifled western competition. Key witnesses from Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe testified about rate cuts, sleepers, and wage increases as Texas regulators pressed for service improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Stubbs
Trainc
Union Pacific-Southern Pacific
Julius Krutschmitt
Pacific-Southern Pacific
E. O. McCormick
J. A. Munroe
Union Pacific
Omaha
E. L. Lomax
Benjamin Campbe
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Harriman
Jule M. Hannaford
Northern Pacific
J. G. Woodworth
E. P. Ripley
Atchison
J. W. Kendrick
Santa Fe
Railway Commission of Texas
Kendrick
Avery Turner
Pecos Valley
Texas Railway Commission
Missouri mule proposal to replace bears on state seal
Jefferson City Missouri lawmaker Representative Staple of Atchison county introduced a resolution in the house seeking replacement of the state coat of arms bears with Missouri mules. He argued the mule emblem is famous abroad but the measure was ruled out of order and he plans to renew the push later.
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Jefferson City
General Assembly
Representative Staple
Atchison County
Staple
Had Young Bride Put Under Arrest
Walter B. Neal, newly married to Miss Irene Keck who fled a Marion Indiana convent, had his bride arrested for elopement with W F Bradburn a pharmacist. Bradburn also detained. Detectives traced Mrs Neal to Mrs Hutchinsons home where she posed as Mrs Bradburn and arranged lodging for herself and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Neal
W. F. Bradburn
Bradburn
Neal
Miss Keck
Marion
Ind
Henry Jennings
Dinna President Elected At State Medical Board Meeting
The State Board of Medical Registration and Examination held its semiannual meeting at the statehouse Tuesday. J. M. Dinnen of Fort Wayne was elected president with E. P. Holland Bloomington as vice president, M. S. Canfield Frankfort treasurer, and W. S. Gott Crawfordsville secretary. W. A. Spurgeon was absent. The afternoon session covered the trial of Louisa Wessel of Fort Wayne for criminal practice. The night session planned to discuss minimum medical college requirements and possible legislative remedies for the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dinnen
Fort Wayne
E. P. Holland
Bloomington
M.S. Canfield
Frankfort
W.S. Gott
Crawfordsville
W. A. Spurgeon
Louisa Wessel
Indiana to hear rail safety bills at session
Public safety measures aim to cut railroad accidents in Indiana. Fred L. Feick of Garrett pushes bills on automatic block systems and safer operations, including bans on double headers and single truck cabooses. Senator McCain proposes paint label requirements and chemical disclosures. Feick also seeks state exams for telegraph operators handling train orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Feick
Garrett
Assembly
McCain
Jasper
Newton
White
Starke
Feick
Indiana
Typhoid cases pass thousand mark in Scranton
Scranton figures reach 1,003 typhoid cases since December 1 with 90 new infections reported today. Dunmore, a nearby town, adds 48 cases not included in Scranton totals. The city continues to experience a rising outbreak as authorities track the spread.
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Scrippe-McRa- Press Association
Scranton
Dunmore
Coming Legislature Plans and House Affairs
The piece notes Representative Dick Elliott of Connersville may chair the insurance committee and Walter S. Ratliff of Richmond could lead the agricultural committee. Ratliff to assist with public depositories bills, a metropolitan police law, and the ditch law, though no bills of his own yet. The State Board of Agriculture seeks a $100,000 appropriation for a brick and steel building at the state fair grounds for the livestock show. Gov. Hanly works on his message for Thursday opening session. James McKinney of Red Key, a first time legislator, is among Democrats who won a tight county race and mingles with Republicans in the lobby. John W. Harrison of Frankfort eyeing assistant door keeper post. a 31-year-old veteran with prior service in the house, he remains confident for several sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Elliott
Connersville
Walter S. Ratliff
Richmond
Ratliff
State Board of Agriculture
James McKinney
Red Key
Claypool
John W. Harrison
Frankfort
Florists In Session Hold Indiana Association Meeting
At 2 30 Tuesday afternoon the twentieth annual meeting of the Indiana State Florists association was held at the Commercial club. An exhibit of new flowers was planned and officers were elected while a dinner was to be served in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Florists’ Association
Commercial Club
Clinics Lost Room For Juvenile Court Clinic
The juvenile court clinic loses its space as the superior court requires the adjacent rooms for juries. Miss Eleanor Ketcham and several physicians fear halted exams for inspected wards. Mayor Bookwalter discussed basement office space with the city engineer but no decision. city hall completion awaited.
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Eleanor Ketcham
Superior Court
Whith
George W. Stubbs
Charles A. Bookwalter
Silaine Miller
Bookwalter
Artery Was Gashed In Elevator Accident
Wilfred Pherson suffered amputation of his leg after being crushed between a sidewalk and a freight elevator at the Star office last Saturday. The injury caused a rupture of the main artery in the right leg, cutting off blood flow. He is said to be doing fairly well at City hospital and is believed to recover.
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Star Office
Trip to the South by Wa bash freight agent North
T. S. North, freight agent of the Wa bash at Indianapolis, will take a long trip through the south with his son Ray North. They plan to visit Texarkana, Dallas and San Antonio as Ray is in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. North
The
Wabash
Indianapolis
Ray North
Texarkana
Dallas
San Antonio
Mr. North
Levy Fix Meeting Discusses Indiana Tax Appraisal
The Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners and county assessors met at the statehouse to reexamine real estate appraisal methods for 1907 taxation. Freda A. Sims opened sessions, with John C. Billheimer, Charles Bryner, and William T. Murray among speakers. Wednesday’s program covered Personal Property, Corporations, Real Estate, and a question box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
Freda A. Sims
John C. Billheimer
Charles Bryner
Elkhart County
William T. Murray
Fayette County
John C. Wingate
Parks M. Martin
Edward E. Lawrence
Vigo County
John French
Wells County
Old Ones Rechosen by Indiana Delegate Board of Agriculture
The Indiana Delegate State Board of Agriculture met at the statehouse Tuesday morning with addresses by Mayor Bookwalter and President H. L. Nowlin. Districts one, two, three, four, seven, fourteen, fifteen and sixteen re elected. F A Nave of Attica won nine district seat to replace C D Duffin of Terre Haute. The board re elected officers except president Nowlin, replaced by Sid Conger of Shelbyville. Officers named: Charles Lowning secretary, J W LaGrange treasurer, E H Peed superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Board of Agriculture
Statehouse
Bookwalter
H. L. Nowlin
F. A. Nave
Attica
C. D. Duffin
Terre Haute
Teusday
Lawrenceburg
Sid Conger
Shelbyville
Charles Lowning
Indianapolis
J. W. LaGrange
Franklin
E. H. Peed
New Castle
Keeping Them Warm County awards coal contracts
County commissioners awarded coal supply contracts for the coming year to multiple firms. A. B. Meyer company to supply Brazil coal at 2.62 per ton for the Poor asylum. Morgan Coal & Lime company to supply Green county nut at 2 and West Virginia nut at 2.96 for the Heat Light and Water plant. Indiana Fuel Supply company to supply Green county lump at 1.30 for the Board of Children's Guardians Home and the workhouse. Indianapolis Coal company to supply Green county lump at 1.98 for juvenile court and Detention Home. Eccles Coal company to supply Green county lump at 2.04 for the Insane hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Meyer Company
Brazil
Morgan Coal & Lime Company
Green County Nut
West Virginia Nut
Indiana Fuel Supply Company
Green County Lump
Board of Children's Guardians’ Home
Indianaptolis Coal Company
Green County
Eclise Coal Company
Lady Knights Entertain Club at Ellen Laporte Home
The Lady Knights' club will be entertained at the home of Ellen Laporte at 1602 E Ohjost on Wednesday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Knights’ Club
Ellen Laporte
E. Ohjost
Postmaster Nomination for Monon Indiana
The president today nominated Stanley S Tull to be postmaster at Monon Indiana Washington January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Sun
Washington
Stanley S Tull
Ind
Wedding bells spark Cambridge mission to marry off bachelors
Rev. P. L. Crayton urged Cambridge and Watertown bachelors to propose and marry within a year at a Cambridge meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He told maids to take action if suitors did not propose, prompting laughter and blushes among 300 in attendance. Some women praised the plan while many men remained unmoved, though sextons consider hiring help to ring wedding bells.
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Father Crayton
Bernard Doris
Division 49
Order of Hibernians
Malta Hall
Cambridge
Frank Horgan
The
Eastern Drug Company
Frank
John Powers
John
Wardwell
Watertown
Knights of Columbus
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Loosa
Issouri Pacific
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Ates
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Eee
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Tmer
Wagon Market
Lumber Mutual Fire Insurance CO
Boston
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Grocers’ Exchange
India Place
Chamber of Commerce
H. E. 5Tone
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Scripps-McHae Press Association
Southwestern
LINFS
Tlers
W. C. Barnes
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Chicago Grain
Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Local Securities
Mammoth Club
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Chattanooga
Game and Fish Preserve
Chattanooga, Tenn
Interstate Club
State of
Alabama
Tennessee River
Scripps-McRae Presse Association
J. A
Cornelia Bogue
N. Fulton St
Charles and
Catherine Antrobus
Regent St
Elizabeth Bloom
Ally
Farris
Nora Cook
Massachusetts Ave
George and
Grace Henn
N. Senate Ave
Alver
Nellis Shinn
Chadwickst
Lela Matlock
S. Kenwood
Harry G
Daisy Summers
New Jersey-st
Henry
Agnes Schwartze
Belmont-ave
George M
Clara Morgan
W. South-st
G. Robert
Anna Wolfred
Hm- Side-Ave
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Ollie Sanders
Legrandave
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Annie Cook
Madison Ave
William and
Irene Summers
Alice Christy
Dormanst
Gaure and
Ethel Coble
Paul and
Carry Ayres
John M. Smith
Hazelle BE. Mercer
Thomas Venable, Jr
Sadie B. Davis
Florea Gligor
Marie Supsean
Frank O. DeLong
Christina F. Rhodes
Harvey F. Darby
Emma M. Simons
Chester A. Prescott
Maud Tucker
Henry Leger
Florence M. Beeler
Martin Redfuss
Jackson and McCreasts
Wm. L. Elder
Illinois St
Blanche M. Brubaker
Central Ave
Miss Anna Topp
Graceland Ave
Thirty-first-st
Miller Brewing Company
E. Washington At
Sarah Keener
Indiana Ave
M. Browder
Twenty-ninth St
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secripps-MacRae Press Association
Merce Commission
Commission
Missouri
State Assembly
Scripps-NcRae Press Association
Indiana Girl
Georgia
Man
Atlanta, Ga
Irene Keck
Board OF Medical
State Board of Medical Resistration and Examination
Gov. Hanly
Senate
House
Pherson
Wilfred Pherson
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Board OF Agriculture
Institutions
Married
P. L. Crayton
St. Patrick's Church, Water
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