Wall Street Opens Irregularly as Stocks Slip Through First Hour
The New York market opened with scattered gains and losses. General Electric rose 1 percent while Southern Pacific and Steel preferred advanced, and Amalgamated Union Pacific and Colorado Fuel gained. Reading opened lower. Early trading showed liquidating pressure on Steel and Colorado Fuel as prices drifted lower and overall sentiment weakened.
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Canadian Pacific
Car Foundry
Pennsylvania
General Electric
Southern Pacific and
Steel
Atchison
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Colorado
Reading
Wheat and corn futures mixed with steady oats and quiet hay
Grain market report shows Wheat No. 2 red steady with various bids and cts changes. Corn mostly dull with several white and mixed grades quoted through billing. Oats firm with multiple white and mixed grades listed. Hay offerings include choice Timothy and clover, with rye No. 2 priced at 65 cents. Inspections list multiple car counts by grade.
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Timothy
Cattle and sheep receipts at Chicago market mix
Cattle receipts around 500 head with steady prices. Prime beef $6.10 to $7.00. cows and heifers $1.50 to $2.69. Texans up to $4.60. Sheep and lambs receipts about 7,000 with bids $4.75 to $7.80. Pigs at $5.75 to $6.40. Grades and figures show varied demand.
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Scrippse-McHinereas Association
Chicago
Cattle Hog and Lamb Prices in St Louis Market
Cattle receipts 2300 steady with beef steers 3.75 to 4.75, stockers 2.00 to 4.50, cows 2.59 to 4.00. Texas steers 3.50 to 4.50. Hog receipts 8000 steady, pigs 6.10 to 6.50, best heavy 6.15 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 500 steady natives 3.00 to 5.50, lambs 6.00 to 7.25.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Commodity Prices in New York Market Report
Pork Mess at 17 50 to 18 60, Lard Western spot 29 50 to 9 60, Tallow City 64 6c, country 64 vi c. Dressed poultry Turkeys 10 1 Tc, chickens 21 25 c, fowls 4 13 c, ducks 4 15 c. Butter Creamery extra 28 29 c. Eggs Nearby white fancy 35 36 c, western 30 c. Cheese Full cream 14 44 c.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Western Steam
Walsh Indicted on 182 Counts in Bank Case
Federal grand jury charges John R. Walsh, former president of Chicago National Bank, with 182 counts of fraudulent wage fund use totaling over 2 million dollars. Indictment alleges funds were moved to Walsh's personal account and railroad investments, with the Chicago Chronicle also named in 60 thousand dollars of alleged illicit receipts.
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Chicago National Bank
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Walsh
Southern Insana
Wisconsin & Michigan
Quiet Session at Local Exchange with Narrowing Bid Ask Gaps
The morning session at the local stock exchange saw muted trading after a president’s lecture. The bid and ask spreads narrowed on many issues with no major shifts overall. only one sale occurred, 22 shares of Vandalia Coal preferred, at the offered price.
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Eat Atlas Engine Works
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Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron
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Ake Central Trust Co
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Val. Trac. Co
Howe Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Common
Ind. Hotel Co
Indiana National Rae Eee
Ind. Tithe Guard and Loan Co
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indnas, & Martinsville R. T. Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indpis. & S.eastern Trac
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac. & Terminal
Ki Me
W. Teesseen
Vee Law
Laycock Mfg. Co
Marion Trust Co
Merchants’ H. & L
Merchants’ National Bank
Ahing New Telephone Co
New Telephone Co
People’s Deposit Bank
Necunies Light and Heat
Ak Ranh Fertilizer
Reeves & Co
Security Trust Co
Terre Haute Traction & Light
Union National Bank
Union Traction Com
Union Traction
Union Trust Co
Wovsede
van Camp Hardware Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson
Coweiqee
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Broad Ripple
Ft. W. & W. Val T. Cof
Indiana Union Traction
Colum., & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapoli Gas
Indpis. & Greenfield Railroad
Chicago grain prices move on Board of Trade
Corn led the session with May at 454 45¢gc and July at 4544 453 c. Wheat firm for May at 71 77iec while July eased to 7634 7654. Oats stayed well sustained with May 8 MSc and July 35%c. Provisions were 2% lower to unchanged with May pork 16.624 16,.5714, lara 9.55, Tibs 9.20 9.1714.
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Board of Trade
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Oats Straw Millet and Hay Prices Listed with a Sale
The recipe lists corn fodder and shelled oats with prices for oats straw millet and hay in multiple varieties. One load of mowed oats sold at 18 dollars and one ton.
Lafayette group elects officers and backs farm measures
The Indiana Farmers Association in Lafayette elected D. F. Marsh of Frankfort as president with L. A. Coleman of Rushville as vice president and G. I. Christie of Purdue as secretary treasurer. It endorsed the Nelson bill for more agricultural college funding and urged increased state support for farmers institutes, $10,000 to exterminate the San Jose scale, $100,000 for a livestock pavilion at the Indianapolis state fairgrounds, and funding for a new experiment station and a practical school of mechanics at Purdue University.
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Lafayette
Ind
Ana Corn Growers
D. F. Marsh
Frankfort
L. A. Coleman
Rushville
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
Nelson
Indiana
Farmers’ Institute
San Jose
Indianapolis
Hunt for Dr. Baker as body of Lenna Baker vanishes
Dr J J Baker traveling between St Petersburg Florida and Indianapolis Indiana with the body of his daughter Lenna is missing with no trace by noon. Telegraphs have been sent along the route and lodges assist searches as relatives fear foul play or tragedy amid recent bereavement. Funeral plans remain pending with no word from the physician or others by midday.
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J. J. Baker
St. Petersburg
Via
Indianapolis
Lenna Baker
Dr. Baker
Dramatic Price Cuts For Coats And Suits Across Store
Advertised sale highlights lower prices on overcoats and suits with several discount levels. The tag line lists multiple reduced prices such as coats from 1.90 to 9.75 and suits from 2.98 to 8.50, indicating a storewide clearance event.
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America
Hog market firm as receipts rise in Indianapolis
Hog receipts reach 10 000 with trading active and prices peaking at 36.75. Cattle supply near normal with better grades steady, common cattle dull and prices disappointing. Sheep light and sold promptly at steady prices. Market closes quiet after a good clearance and little interest in sheep alleys.
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Indianapolis
Jan
Indiana Soldiers Honored With Andersonville Monument Bill
A bill to raise a monument at Andersonville Georgia for Indiana soldiers buried there advances in the Indiana lower house. Col Schreeder of Evansville championed the measure, noting about 800 Indiana dead with 730 identified and around 50 unnamed, audiences touched due to relatives among lawmakers. The proposal follows earlier efforts stalled by Morton monument funding.
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Andersonville
Indiana
General Assembly
Col. Schreeder
Evansville
Schreeder
Col. Schroeder
Morton
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices From Jan 18 Report
Cincinnati cattle receipts total 750 with steady prices. Butcher steers bring 5.25 to 5.40 for extra to good, 4.60 to 5.15 for others. Hog receipts 2,700 up 5 cents, good to choice 6.80 to 6.85, mixed packers 6.75 to 6.80. Sheep receipts 50 strong, extra 5.10 to 5.33, lambs extra 8.00.
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Cincinnati
Scrippx-Mcline Press Association
Market Prices in Chicago Report
Chicago on January 18 lists Butter Extra at 8c and Fresh Eggs at 22 to 24c. Twin cheeses at 184c. Poultry prices show turkeys at 11c and 13c, ducks and geese around 5.00 per dozen in today’s market report.
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Ile
Springs
Sige
Ducks, LLC
River Flood Blocks Riverfront Businesses
Flood waters inundate the riverfront crowding merchants to move stock to safety. Tracks of the Big Four and C L A traction line are underwater between here and Lawrenceburg, leaving the B and S W railroad as the only line remaining high and dry.
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Big Four Railroad
Lawrenceburg
Koffel Appointed to Board of Control at Prison
Republican R. Koffel has been named by the governor to the board of control at the prison, succeeding Charles Rion on the body.
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R. Koffel
Board of Control B
Charles Rion
Ohio River Near Cincinnati to Reach 60 Feet Likely
Rain across the valley from Cincinnati to Wheeling has caused rapid river rise. The Ohio River at Cincinnati may reach about 60 feet today with waters up and thousands of families rendered homeless in Cincinnati and nearby areas.
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Scripps-Molise Press Association
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Wheeling
Heavy rains halt California rail service
In Los Angeles on January 18 heavy rains shut down outbound trains north and east as washouts flooded tracks. Santa Barbara is isolated and officials suspend departures until all accident risks are cleared.
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California
Los Angels
Cal
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
Wheat destroyed as White River rises again in Bedford
Special to The Sun reports a second 15 foot rise of the White River in Bedford Indiana, threatening all wheat in the bottoms as rains persist since last Saturday, signaling widespread crop ruin and continued high water.
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Bedford
Ind
White River
Courageous Confinement by Ill Father Ends Teen Burglary Ring
CAUGHT BOY RAIDERS M. H. Withers, confined by illness, held three burglars at gunpoint Thursday and turned them over to bicycle officers. The leader, 14 year old Morris Chrisholm, carried a revolver. others were Everett Gosnesy, 3, James Owens, 32. The youths admitted links to multiple robberies at Ashland and College avenues.
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M. H. Withers
Mr. Withers
Morris Chrisholm
Everett Gosnesy
Assassin Put To Death In Tver Russia
The assassin of Governor Leptzoff was executed today in Tver Russia. Officials kept the killer's identity secret after years of confinement since April 19.
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Tver
Russia
Gov. Leptzoff
Miles Concert Program at Caleb Mills Hall
Welsh baritone Gwilym Miles performs a Friday recital under Roberts Park Choral Society at Caleb Mills hall. It is the third concert in the series featuring works by Leoncavallo, Tschaikowsky, Schumann, Handel, Korbay, Day, Parker, and Foote among others, including traditional Irish pieces.
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Gwilym Miles
Caleb Mills Hall
Roberts Park Choral Society
Miles
Tschaikowsky
Hans Herman
Schumann
Techhaikowasky
Tchaikowsky
Handel
Lschaikowsky
Whiting
Danny Deever
Aneenes Damrosch
Tisa
Horatio Parker
Kew
Foote
Molly Malone
Municipal Control of Public Utilities by an Indianapolis Attorney
Oscar L. Pond’s PhD thesis for Columbia University examines how courts view municipal ownership and operation of public utilities. It argues for liberal construction of municipal powers, public service motives, and state regulation to curb private utility profits.
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Ical
Columbia University
Indianapolis
Oscar L. Pond
Mr. Pond
Pond
Boy responsible for Smolensk murder killed by officer
In Smolensk Russia on January 18 M Krol lau head of rural administration was fatally shot by a schoolboy named Boore koff as he left a concert hall. The boy fired five rounds and was killed immediately by an officer at the scene.
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Smolensk
Russia
M. Krollau
Boorekoff
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