Hogs Hit New Chicago Highs In Market Surge
Chicago markets show hog prices rising to a record 10.65 per hundred pounds with top heavies and good to choice lights moving strongly. Cattle and sheep follow with gains, while regional reports from Pittsburg and East Buffalo note active demand and higher quotes for beef and lambs amid brisk receipts.
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UNION
East Buffalo
Chicago
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Amd
O&s
Sharp Stock Gains After Initial Slump In Late Trading
New York March 9 Prices opened lower with London’s influence. Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda fell about 1.14, railroads slipped fractionally before a late surge. Local traction shares led the rebound with large gains in the first hour, Reading driving the railroad rally. Government bonds unchanged.
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New York
London
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Igul
Reading
New York curb market report with mixed commodity quotes
Irregular curb market readings show varying quotes for Standard Oil American Tobacco and numerous mining and industrial shares. Prices listed include United 8 9 Kerry Lake 5 percent, Ohio Copper 4 4 percent, and Union Mine 1 15 16, among others, with scattered fractions and misprint corrections evident throughout the page.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
New York City
The
Butte Coalition
New
Ray Cons
Boston
Rawhide
China
Greene
Nananea
STAD
Chicago cash grain prices and closes March market notes
The report lists cash closes for Wheat with No 2 red at 1.1010 1.2b No 3 red 1.16 18 and other hard winter values and Norhtern spring at 1.1415 2. Corn prices show No 3 yellow No 4 white and white varieties with various bid figures. Toledo prices follow with cash wheat at 1.79 and corn at 6 1/8 cents and April and October futures bids 6.40 and 6.475 respectively.
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Indianapolis
Oyne
Chicago
Toledo
Cobalt Stocks Rally Amid Broad Market Activity
Temiskaming was again the feature in today's market. Opened at 6234 to 88, sold as high as 6414, closing 6455 bid with 65 asked. Beaver remains firm around A4ty to 44a. Lower priced stocks rose fractionally while higher priced issues held steady as the market broadens and buyers grow more numerous.
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iBy Jackson & Jackson
Boavey
Ferrand
Cobalt
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Lake
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Sky Peterson
Rochester
Yemiskaming
Temiskaming
Beaver
New York Metal Prices Ease at Exchange
New York metal exchange reports copper easing in spot and later months with tin dull and easy. Lead and spelter unchanged. Quotations show copper spot 13.15 to 13.40, March 13.13 to 13.35, April and May 13.15 to 13.35, spelter 5.00 to 5.50, lead 4.50 to 4.00, time 32.35 to 32.6.
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A. W. Thomson
WB AG
Bsmay
jAsk
New York
Metal Exchange
Produce Market Prices From March Segment
The listing shows eggs at 21 cents per dozen and assorted poultry prices: fowls 14 cents, young hens 2 cents, ducks 15 cents, geese 10 cents, roosters 5 cents. Dairy items include country butter 18 cents, butterine 12 to 22 cents, and domestic cheeses Swiss 22 cents, Limburgers 18 cents, brick 18 cents.
Mintag baseball notes from North Take game
A fragment notes a North Take matchup with the Indians scoring two against Mintag in a 4. The remaining text is unclear but mentions a 2p inning and team actions.
Gambling Case at Paoli Ends in Favor of Hotel Company
The Paoli trial over the French Lick Springs Hotel gambling dispute concluded its state case, with Thomas Taggart testifying that the hotel ousted gambling operators since 1905. Defense aims to halt gambling, while awaiting a jury decision on whether the charter should be annulled or the hotel restrained from future violations.
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Gov. Hanly
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
French Lick
French Lick Springs
al Brown
Brown
Ballard
Robert Colglater
Colslater
Colglazer
B. & C. Railroad Company
Monte Carlo
French Lick Springs Hotel Company
Brown, Ballard and
Calginzer
I'ueadey
Europe
George A. Charles
Orange County
Orville Stout
Paoli
Earlham College
Ensley Denies Criminal Intent in Embezzlement Trial
Oliver P. Ensley testified in his Marion county treasurer case, admitting more than $19,000 was taken as collection fees over four years while contending he followed long standing county practice. He argued the state must prove felonious intent and that he believed he was entitled to the fees.
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Oliver P. Bnsley
Marion County
Ensley
George F. Miller
Lowes
Miller
Oliver P. Ensley
Husley
John S. Duncan
Mr. Duncan
Duncan
Robinson
Three Held After Frankford Massacre Shooting
Philadelphia March 9. The Frankford district erupts as strikebreakers pistol down crowds injuring seven, including a girl. Police arrest three men as unrest grows. city braces for broader strike action and a possible mayoral impeachment attempt.
Sport Briefs Roundup of Boxing Wrestling Skating and More
Jim Fan defeated Morris Harris in eight rounds at the Armory A. C. Boston. Honey Melody beat Unk Russell. Taft consents. The transatlantic yacht race will be for The Presidents Cup. Knockout Brown and Boyo Deiseoll battled to a ten round draw in New York. Dr. B F Roller to wrestle Zbyzsko to a finish. Fireworks for Ad Wolgast at Cadillac. Roy Mann beat Joe Alton in the first state championship skating race at Washington rink. Two mile event set for tomorrow night. Hoppe won the second block of a 2400 point billiard match beating Morningstar 436 to 207 in Chicago. Speer and Savidge released by Detroit. Dick Egan joined the Reds. Notre Dame projects top two in Milwaukee AAU track meet. Milwaukee lands pitcher Hammond of Central league fame. Northern Indiana baseball league not held this year.
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Jim Fan
Morris Harris
Armory A. C
Roy Mann
Joe Alton
Washington
London Bar Silver Steady Amid Decline of 1 16d
London market notes bar silver prices holding steady after a small slip of 1s 16d as traders weigh supply and demand signals. Market observers cite cautious sentiment and limited immediate movement in London bullion trading.
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London
BAE
McKernan enters race for Marion County recorder
J H McKernan a 39 year old Indianapolis gents' furnishing dealer and longtime Democratic activist announces his candidacy for the recorder post. He vows to copy records with his staff at no taxpayer cost, attack graft in pay for extra duties, seek lands held and interest for taxpayers, and place the office closer to the people with deputies. He seeks the Democratic nomination and election.
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J. H. McKernan
Indianapolis
Marion County
Mr. McKernan
Gauss
McKernan
Recorder
Recorder’s Office
Mary A Burkett Sues Indianapolis Brewery for 2000 Damages
Mary A Burkett sues the Indianapolis Brewing Company and George Universal for $2000 alleging its saloon at 520 Warren Avenue and noisy drunken conduct nearby made her home unwholesome. The case is before the circuit court jury.
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Mary A. Burkett
Indianapolis Brewing Company
George Universal
Warren Avenue
Mine Operators Refuse Increase in Wage Talks
Charlen Maurer, acting as spokesman for mine owners at a joint wage scale conference in Cincinnati, says operators cannot grant further concessions to union miners in Ohio Indiana or Pennsylvania. They will not compete with non union Kentucky mines if any wage advance is made.
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Cincinnati
Charlen Maurer
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
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William H. Talbott
Hanly
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Philadelphia
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John Maloney
Michael Osborne
Frank Bromley
Bromley
Philadelphia Rapid A T Transit Company
Frankford Barn
Kensington
Frankford Avenue
John F. Reyburo
Taft
Boyo Deiseoll
Dr. B. F. Roller
Zbyzsko
Ad Wolgast
Cadillac
Hoppe
Morningstar
Speer and
Savidge
Detroit
Dick” Egan
Reds
Notre Dame
Milwaukee
Hammond
M’kernon
City Recorder
Sixth Ward
American Printing Co
LE Bres
Young Fritz
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