Stock market opens weak with fractional declines noted
New York March 1 The stock market opened weak with fractional declines across the list Amalgamated Copper and Colorado Fuel showed brief gains that were soon erased London traders offered Missouri Kansas Texas Reading and Union Pacific while government bonds held steady and overall activity remained very weak through the forenoon as large room traders dumped shares causing most losses.
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New York
Amalgamated
Colorado
London
Missouri
Kansas &Texas
Reading
Union Pacific
Livestock Market Report from Indianapolis
Indianapolis March 1 hogs receipts 7 000 cattle 17 9 sheep 10 hogs down 1 to 10 1 2 cents top at 7 07 12 most around 7 00 close quiet and steady cattle unchanged buyers complain of many common and medium stock but prices similar to recent days outlet for first grade stock fat cows and heifers satisfactory business slow on bulk. sheep steady demand strong for prime stock.
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Indianapolis
Market Prices for Grains and Forage Products
Corn 5 cwt shelled oats as di dic. Sheaf oats 12.00016.90 straw 6.50 8.00 Miller 12.0014.00 hay Timothy 18.00719 09 clover 15.04 17. mixed 17.00 18.00.
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Hay
Timothy
Claver
Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Steady Tones
Wheat steady No 2 red at 72 cents and No 4 red at 9 cents. corn varied with No 2 white 47 1/2 cents and No 4 white 45 cents through billing. oats steady with No white at 35 3 cents and No 4 white at 42 4 cents. hay steady with prices for choice timothy at 18 dollars and No 1 timothy at 17 dollars 10 cents. inspections list daily car totals across grain categories and mixed lots, totaling 66 cars headed for markets.
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Timothy
Whea
Hay
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago market wire reports March 1 cattle receipts 1800 steady with prime beef quoted 5.65 to 6.90, cows and heifers 2.99 to 6.25, hogs 26000 steady with typical ranges 6.80 to 7.05, pigs 5.15 to 6.80, sheep 6000 steady with native and western lambs and sheep trading between 3.50 and 7.58, prices varied by class and grade across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Ight
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts around 1000 with steady prices. Beef steers 3.75 to 6.73, stockers 3.75 to 4.75, cows and heifers 2.65 to 5.25, Texas steers 2.50 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 7000 down 3 cents, pigs 6.30 to 6.90, butcher hogs 6.95 to 7.06. Sheep receipts 3000 strong, natives 3.25 to 5.10, lambs 4.00 to 7.25.
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St. Louis
Secripps-McRae Press Association
Ucattle
Texas
Miller's Will Open Baseball Season Schedule Revealed
Minneapolis will open the American association baseball season at Indianapolis on April 17. A Chicago meeting of the schedule committee led by W H Watkins announced the opening dates and matchups with Milwaukee at Columbus St Paul at Toledo Kansas City at Louisville and the season closing on Sept 14. Holiday dates to be set this afternoon and the full schedule to be released Sunday. Committee members include Tebeau Bryce and Cantillion.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Chicago
W. H. Watkins
the Sun
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
WW. H. Watkins
Chairman Tebeau
Thomas J.bryce
Mike Cantil Jon
Pacific Coast Steamer Corona Reported Wrecked
San Francisco reports the Pacific Coast steamer Corona departed with passengers and freight for Eureka and was wrecked at Humboldt bar off Eureka. No further details on casualties or salvage are provided.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
San Francisco
Corona
Eureka
Humboldt Bar
Eureeka
Local gas bill dampens bids on Indianapolis securities
Following a 60 cent gas bill, Indianapolis financial brokers held back bids for Indianapolis Gas Company securities. No trades occurred on the exchange with many quotations drifting lower. Notable movements included Capital National up two points while Indiana Union Traction stock rose marginally. several issues showed declines or inactivity.
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Indianapolis
Exchange
Best Preferred
Home Brewing
Street Railway
Union Traction
New York Produce Market Report Highlights Prices
New York on March 1 shows Pork Mess at 18.50 to 19.2 per unit, lard Western steam spot at 9.80 to 9.9, City Tallow at 6 cents and country at 6Wg. Butter creamery extra around 33 to 34 cents, Eggs white fancy 2 to 12 cents, Cheese full cream at 1 to 1 1/2 dollars per pound.
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New York
Western Steam
Western
Cincinnati cattle and hogs market report highlights progress
Cincinnati market notes show cattle receipts slow with butcher steers at 5.55 and good to choice 4.50 to 5.15, calves 7.75. Hogs receipts 1,397, price range for good to choice 7.05 to 7.12, mixed packers 4.95 to 5.10. Sheep receipts 2, steady with extra 5.15 to 6.25 and lambs extra 7.90.
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Cincinnati
East Buffalo live stock market report summary
East Buffalo N Y March 1 cattle receipts 73 steady calves to 9.50 sheep receipts 14 800 lower lambs 6 47 75 cull to fair 5.10 7.49 yearlings 6.00 6.65 wethers 5.50 11.00 hog receipts 5 100 10 15c lower Yorkers 7.49 7.45 pigs 7.10 7.50 heavy and mixed 7.40 roughs 6.60 6.85
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East Buffalo
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
N. Y
Theft hunt as teller assaults reporter at federal building
Scripps McRae dispatch from Chicago reports Subtreasury teller George W Fitzgerald attacked a newspaper man after questioning over the disappearance of 173000 from his cage. Secret Service Chief Wilkie supervised a three hour interrogation before more detective questioning and bank bill number checks abroad to trace stolen notes.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Secret Service
George W. Fitzgerald
Federal Building
Wilkie
Fitzgerald
Moses Gunter Seeks Legal Name Change to Mike
Moses Gunter petitions the court to change his name to Mike Gunter claiming common use. He owns a saloon and restaurant at 89 West Washington Street and asserts the legal name Moses fails to reflect his true identity.
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Moses Gunter
Mike’ Gunter
Moses
Mike
Grain market report from Chicago
CHICAGO GRAIN March 1 prices firm morning trades May corn 4754 to 47% July 464 to 465. May oats 4234 to 4214. July 37% to 38. wheat down 0.4 cent. May pork 16.50 lard 6.70 ribs 9.07. Local receipts wheat 21 cars corn 314 oats 15. No. 2 red winter 75 to 76 cents. May corn 47 3/4. oats 42 1/4. No. 2 white 49 1/2.
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Seripprx-McRae Presan Association
Chicago
Toyc
Egg and poultry prices in Chicago market report
Chicago market roundup records eggs atFixtra Butter-Creamery and related dairy items. Poultry prices show turkeys and chickens at cents per pound with ducks and geese listed. figures reflect local wholesale trading in a brief, rough OCR listing.
Senate Stood by Its Old Action
The Senate stood by its previous action by a 27 to 16 vote to advance the motion. Those voting against the motion included Cavins Cox Crumpacker Farber Forkner Garnard Hawkins Hugg McCallum Mattingly Mock Moore of Lafayette Parks of Marshall Pearson. those for the motion included Tent Bingham Bland Bowser Durre Gov… Hanna Kimbrough Hittinger Kling Lane McCain McDowell Moss Parks of Clark Pelzer Ranke Roemler Shafer Slack Springer Stephenson Stotsenburg Strange Tyndall Wickwire Wood of Jackson Wood of Tippecanoe. The remaining senators were absent. All Democrats present voted to defeat the SBabenck bill.
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Cavins
Cox
Crumpacker
Farber
Forkner
Garnard
Hawkins
Hugg
McCallum
Mattingly
Mock
Moore
Lafayette
Parks
Marshall
Pearson
Tent
Bingham
Bland
Bowser
Durre
Goodwine
Hanna
Kimbrough
Hittinger
Kling
Lane
McCain
McDowell
Moss
Clark
Pelzer
Ranke
Roemler
Shafer
Slack
Springer
Stephenson
Driver Crushed by Heavy Wagon at Capitol Lumber Yard
James M Baldwin, driver for James McGinnes brick yard, chased frightened wagon reins at Capitol Lumber yard near E Pratt Street and Big Four railroad. Crushed between wagon and building when team bolted after a passing train. He died at City Hospital shortly after admission.
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The
Capitol Lumber Company
E. Pratt St
Big Four Railroad
City
Baldwin
James McGinnes
S. Sherman Drive
City Record for a Day: Obits and Permits in the Patch
City obituaries list diverse residents with chronic illnesses including chronic bronchitis pneumonia and tuberculosis. Notables include Clements Patterson 78 215 E North Street and Isabelle Armstrong 89 2822 Kenwood Avenue. Building permit notices show various dwellings and additions with dollar amounts across several streets.
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Clements Patterson
E. North-sr
David Cloud
Cohen-st
Rachel Anderson
Booker-st
Ada Ward
Nordyke-ave
Catherine Butler
Isabelle Armstrong
Nellie Stewart
Minerva St
James Lauder Williams
Indiana Industrial School
Nellie Brommer
Frank Cronan
Scobie
Saloon Joker Found In Time Saloons Licenses Debate
A revived cities and towns bill was debated as it would strip mayoral power to revoke licenses in larger cities. A joker provision would force juries to hear license cases, preventing removal of undesirable saloonists. The measure, amended to save cities money, would reorganize boards and officials in several Indiana fourth and fifth class cities, reducing costs.
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Indianapolis
John W. Morgan
Uait
Oliver Garmichael
Munete
Marion County
R. N. Elliott
Huntington
Jeffersonville
Kokomo
Michigan City
Vincennes
Boards of Public Works
Ship subsidy bill slashed by House
The ship subsidy bill failed in the House by 154 to 161 after amendments were defeated. Committee actions cut subsidies for lines from San Francisco to Hawaii and the Orient, Puget Sound to the Orient, Pacific coast to Samoa and Australia, Gulf of Mexico to Panama, and a proposed reduction for the New York to Argentine line.
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Scripps-McRae Bulletin
Washington
Scripps-McRae Press Association
San Francisco
Hawaii
Japan
China
Philpinnies
Puget Sound
Orient
Pacific Coast
Samoa
Australia
Gulf of Mexico
Panama
New York
Trial of Miners Moyer Haywood Pettibone Ordered Delayed
Boise City reports that the Caldwell district court will not try Moyer Haywood and Pettibone on March 5 due to lack of supreme court mandate. The case may be sent to Boise on a change of venue, with the first Boise term set for April 1 if moved.
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District Court
Caldwell
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Steunenberg
Supreme Court
Boise City
TINNER A Emmerick Roofing and Furnace Repairs
Tinner A Emmerick of 220 E Twenty fifth street offers roofing guttering spouting and repair work plus furnace repairs. Phones North 1001 for business and residence at 1246 North.
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A. Emmerick
Twenty-fifth-st
North
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American Central Life Ins. Co
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Canital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
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Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Ind. Hotel Co
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People's Deposit Bank
People's Light and Heat
Rank Fertilizer
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T. Haute Trac. and Light
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Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Indiana Hotel Company
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Water Co
M. & W. Traction
Merchants’ H & L. Co
Union Traction of Indiana
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Custom
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Senate
James M. Baldwin
Lora Winlock
Alvordstir Cone
Perkins
Reachey. St
B. F
Mayme Hollingsworth
W. Thirtieth St
Jesse and
Lyda. Cooper
E. Mec-Carty Sr
Earl and
Ida Baker
Elmer and
Mary Mclaughlin
Martindale Ave
Frank and
Rose Piercy
Chadwickst
Joseph O. Wiseman
Eva Herrin
Charles W. Harrison
Catherine T. Frick
Joseph M. Hoover
Bertha E. Putterp
Rere Sebastian
Emma V. Hilon
Harry L. Buchanan
Selena P. Buchanan
James G. B. Walden
Laura O. Burkert
Age D. Carrol
Edith B. Blaisell
Hl. A. Leonard
Ashland-ave
J. F. Shiner
Sturm Ave
E. Yaryen
Rene-st
Mrs. Wyckoff
Winwood Ave
W. TH. Ballard
Alabama-st
Schlitz. Brewing Co
Michigan-st
Richard Legge
Applegate
Beecher
R. K. Smith
N. Alabama-st
D. Talbott
Cc. Deckwiler
Jungen
Coe and
Lockealy
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Norfolk
Choice
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York
Argentina
Idaho
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
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Joe Pants
Star
Bates Street
Haultless
Saks Banister Spring Shoes
Washington Street
Saks & Company
Saks Karlton
Saks Special
Stetson
Pennsylvania
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