Hogs and cattle firm as hogs set record high at 10.50
At Minneapolis and Union Stock Yards marks show hogs rising to a record top of 10.50 with most sales 10.20 to 10.35, while cattle sold strong on steady demand and sheep and lambs priced high. Receipts totaled about 4,000 hogs, 1,050 cattle, and 250 sheep in Minneapolis, with hogs and cattle softer year over year but hogs up month over month.
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Ptanapolis
Rentescaaye Sales No. Kind
Apoee
Aueibe
Reese
Fevenfeld
Alves
E- East
Indianapolis Clearings Balance Report May 1910
Financial brief notes Indianapolis clearings for May 1910 show total clearings of 6 308 772 with balances of 224 043 on hand. Data reflects medh and meh classifications and compares to prior periods. Financial indicators emphasize cash flow and regional banking activity at the time.
Grain Prices Report From Toledo March 7
Closing prices list cash wheat at 1.16 and 1.175 for May and July respectively. Oats quoted May at 46% and July at 40% cents. Cloverseed cash at 7.45 dollars. Market notes show futures for Horn and related wheat options with small increments.
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Toledo
Metal quotations show steadier tone in New York market
In New York on March 7, metals traders noted a softer tone. Copper movement was slow for all June deliveries, while spelter fell about ten points. Tin traded around 2.40 to 2.50 per unit amid overall cautious demand.
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New York
Dividend Talk Lifts New York Stocks To Fresh Highs
New York trading opened with decided strength as trunk line shares led gains. New York Central rose toward its yearly high amid talk of a 6 percent dividend, while Reading and Pacific Mail advanced, and many low priced issues saw brisk demand before profit taking pressed but did not erase the gains. Government bonds held steady as other bonds showed strength.
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New York
New York Central
Reading
Pacific Mail
English banker dies director of Bank of England
London March 8 Hugh Colvia Smith director of the Bank of England died today at the age of TA.
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London
Hugh Colvia Smith
Bank of England
New York curb market steadies amid rail and coal shares
The New York curb market shows strength with Standard Oil at 680 ETK, American Tobacco near 8 450, Nevada Cons around 245, and several miners and industrials trading in uneven fractions. Prices span Butte Coal, Ray Cons, Rawhide, Chino Copper, and British Columbia listings as traders note mixed demand and shifting premiums.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Chino
Greene Cananea
Kiy Central
Siggbie
Ely Cons
Cotton Opens Steady in New York Market
New York March 8 The cotton market opened steady with prices 2 to 7 points higher as traders responded to preliminary buying. Market heat showed modest gains across futures while options and nearby deliveries attracted attention from local lenders and brokers.
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New York
Franklin and Canmnea Lead Patchy Boston Meet
Boston results show Franklin 214 percent, North 48, Greene Canmnea 1056, Aresdian 544, Giroux 101g, Mast Butte 1014, Shoe Machine 65 percent, with Butte and others in scattered standings as races and times remain unclear in this OCR fragment.
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Boston
March
Franklin
North
Butte
Greene Canmnea
Aresdian
Giroux
Mast Butte
Shoe Machine
Bar Silver Market In New York March Trade
Commercial bar silver in New York steady at 50 1/2 cents per ounce. Mexican dollars unchanged as market holds firm on the March quote.
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New York
March S
Meat Prices Advance Across Markets
New York reports meat prices jumped yesterday by a small amount per pound, marking a Monday pattern with occasional moves on Thursday or Friday. The quotations have shown similar increases over the last two to three weeks.
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New York
Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices Vintage Listing
A dense price list for wholesale fruits and vegetables with multiple varieties and units. Includes Apples Grimes Golden Greenings Jonathan and more with prices per bushel box crate or pound. Also lists bananas, coconuts, cranberries, figs grapes lemons oranges strawberries sprouts beets carrots celery cauliflower cabbage beans onions lettuce and other produce with assorted pricing. Specific items include Del Monte like California Florida Messina varieties and regional offers.
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Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Belleflower
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Smyrna
Malaga
California
Messina
Florida
Cauliffower
Valencia
Local Buyers Prices For Hides And Skins
Market notes list per pound prices for green hides salted hides green calves and horse hides. Entries appear as brief figures with values and units though some words are garbled. The fragment shows price indicators and expected buyers terms.
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Alamele AM
Sseevess
Liesebee
Meats and Lards Price List Summary
A historical price list shows sugar cured hams, English style and boiled hams, breakfast bacon and smoked bacon, shoulders, sliced bacon, lard, sausage, fresh pork loins, beef, veal, and mutton carcasses with listed percentages and cents per pound. Prices range from around 15 to 27 cents in various categories.
Retains Coal Prices From Various Anthracite Grades
Coal price list shows anthracite types including grate egg stove nut Pocahontas lump shoveled lump mine run and slack, plus Blossburg ves, Ohio Raymond Kanawha lump Tittsburg lump Winifred Falling Rock cannel Linton lump and Hocking Valley Brazil block and Gashoure lump. Ground coal and bagged charges apply. bags extra per ton and cellar delivery fees. Additional fees for bury sea coke bags and cellar handling.
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Pocahontas
Blossburg
CofGasebeuee
Ohio
Jackson
Raymond
Kanawha
Tittsburg
Winifred
Linton
Hocking Valley
Brazil
U S District Attorney to Probe Oleo Margarine Trade
Testimony reveals a Chicago operation where agents met delivery wagons to seize oleo products. An arrangement with Moxleys included keeping extra stock at Moxley’s for bluff use. Dodie, Moxley’s son in law, was involved in one delivery scheme.
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U. S
Chicago
Moxley
Dodie
William Boadwell
The Wagon Market Report March 3 Prices
Wheat No 2 red quoted at 1.18 for milling sample 1.05 to 1.16. Corn 65 cents. Shelled oats 47 to 50 cents. Straw 5.00 to 6.50. Hay mixed 13.50 to 19.50. Timothy 15.00 to 18.60. BalEd 14.50 to 16.00.
Local Market Prices For Poultry and Dairy
Market brief lists Peters fowls at 24 cents, young hens 2 cents, ducks 6 cents, geese 10 cents, toosters six cents. Country butter 118 cents, butterine 12 22 cents. Domestic Swiss cheese 22 cents, limburger 1 cent, brick 18 cents.
Grain prices slip as market opens in Chicago
Chicago March 8 grain prices slide under selling pressure with early losses across wheat corn and oats. Provisions rise in sympathy with corn and wheat with May and July futures quoted. corn May at 68 to 63.5 cents, oats May around 41 to 44 cents, wheat May near 1.10 to 1.11, pork May at 24.77, lard May 3.30, ribs May 12.32.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Grain Wheat and Corn Market Report
The Indianapolis grain listing shows Wheat as weak with prices for No 2 red track 1.16 and Extra 3 red 1.12 while Corn remains strong with bids for No 2 white 84 to 86 cents and No 4 white around 71 to 75 cents. Oats and Rye show modest activity with varied bids and extensive through billing and inspection totals listed for shipment and car counts.
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ATIC
Toledo Market Quotes for March Wheat and Corn
Toledo market notes show March and May wheat at 147 and 1185 cents, July at 107 cents. Corn values listed for March and July around 64 and 66 cents, with May and July oats at 45 percent.
New York Metal Exchange Reports Copper Gains and steady Spelter
At the New York metal exchange copper firmed about 1 percent while spelt er held steady. Quoted spot copper at 13.15 to 13.43, March 13.15 to 13.18, April and May 13.20 to 13.45. Spelter ranged 5.60 to 5.80, lead 4.50 to 4.60, and in 32.40 to 32.67.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Young cub seeks injunction over daughter’s attentions
A local scuffle over romance sparks a courtroom moment as a man obtains an injunction to stop another suitor from interfering with his daughter’s affections. The exchange hints at heated disputes and social expectations in a tight-knit community.
Gambling at French Lick casino discussed in testimony
Testimony from Robert Machan and other witnesses links casino activity to the French Lick hotel. Details describe gambling on hotel premises including fare roulette and bookmaking with winnings routed to the hotel office. Defense notes casino reputation since 1906 while asserting routine exposure to such claims.
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Lick
Robert D. Machan
Indianapolis
Edward M. White
Machan
Hanly
French Wreck
Norman Ballard
French Lick Springs Hotel
French Lick
Pauli
al Brown
Ed Ballard
William Harrison the Palmist Cleared of Charges
William Harrison, the palmist, was completely exonerated after a young farmer accused him of trying to extort money for a fortune telling. The farmer later contradicted the charges, Harrison refunded the fee, and supporters noted his reputation in Kansas via letters.
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Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Kansas
Elgin Butter Sales Reach 422,900 Pounds in Week
Elgin Ul March 8 Butter firm reports weekly sales totaling 422,900 pounds.
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Elgin
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Money Back
An old advertorial promises a one day cure for a cold using a laxative bromine quinine tablet with a money back guarantee. The label shows Druggists refund money if it fails to cure and is signed by BE. W. GROVES.
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BE. W. Groves
Indictments Sought in Chicago Packets Case Probe
Chicago District Attorney Sims and Special Assistant Wilkerson returned from Washington to plan indictments against Chicago packers under federal grand jury investigation. They conferred with Assistant District Attorney Robert Childs on the oleomargarine inquiry as testimony from William Brodwell surfaced about illicit butterine makers.
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Chicago
United States
Sims
James Wilkerson
Washington
Federal
Assisant
Robert Childs
William Brodwell
Ilicit
Engagement Of American Woman Stirring Lords Suit
The article details a high profile engagement between RS. John Alexander Stirling and Lord George Hugo Cholmondeley. It notes a prior divorce, alleged pressure from Cholmondeley relatives offering money for notice before marriage, and various courtroom testimonies about bank tampering linked to Paul Gall and associates. District Attorney Miller presented 160 checks and a pass book as evidence, while Harry Prinzler’s name emerged in connection with an anonymous postal card.
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John Alexander Stirling
George Hugo Cholmondeley
Miller
LaFollette
Anderson
Andrew Smith
Harry Prinzler
Gwynn F. Patterson
Gall
Pat
Paul Gall
Mr. Smith
Pinkerton
Webster
Smith
Emmerich Trial Details Overdraft Scheme Narrative
Bank witnesses describe a complex overdraft manipulation tied to Max Emmerich and Paul Gall. Emmerich confessed to account changes while Gall, defending, disputes charges of abstraction, noting the payments via overdrafts and inconsistencies in ledger balances from 1904 to 1908.
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J. C. Johnson
National Bank Examiner
Andrew Smith
Capital National Bank
Indianapolis
United States District Court
Paul ©. Gall
Max P. Emmerich
United States
Charles W. Miller
Gall
Emmerich
Jesse J. LaFollette
W. N. Harding
LaFollette
Anderson
J. C.johnson
Citizens’ National Bank
Evansville
Max Emmerich
National Bank
Patten to Stay Out of Market Says Holiday Plan
James A Patten the American wheat speculator arrived in Liverpool aboard the Mauretania claiming he will not engage in business in wheat or cotton. He joked about wrestling with bears rather than Father Neptune and noted English speculators watch his moves as rumors of cotton market involvement circulate.
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Liverpool
James A. Patten
Mauretania
Neptune
Cudahy Wife Denounces Him in Emotional Statement
In Kansas City, Mrs. Cudahy denounces her husband Jack after a violent incident with Lillis, saying she will never live with him again. Lillis, brother of Bishop Lillis, rests at St Marys Hospital and is expected to recover. police may not prosecute. She vows to raise her children and pursue day work if needed.
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Kansas City
Lillis
Leavenworth
St. Mary's Hospital
Jack” Cudahy
Nevermore
Bareback Rider Henry Cox Trains 50 Mile Iowa Run
Henry Cox of Ft. Dodge set a bareback riding record by riding 50 miles from Alden to Ft. Dodge, stopping only for dinner at Blairsburg. The journey took eleven and a half hours.
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FT. Dodge
Henry Cox
Alden
Blairsburg
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