No wild sales of hogs just Si as topper
Indianapolis market notes hog receipts at 4,500 with 1,800 cattle and 350 sheep, showing gains across cattle and sheep but a hog decline from last year. Hog prices mostly steady to slightly stronger with top bids near 11.00. Cattle demand steady. steers strong, calves weak. Sheep and lambs active with lambs topping at 9.50. Pittsburgh and other markets show mixed cattle and sheep trends with varied pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Serre Er
Jamba
ST Buffalo
XN. Y
Feelin
Bute
Stocks Firm After Early Hammering
New York traders saw an initial sharp decline with copper issues and railroads selling heavily. Reading recovered losses and major rails rose, Stahl steel and Amalgamated Copper fluctuated, Utah Copper gained on dividend news, Southern Pacific climbed, and by hour end most active stocks held firm with little net change from the prior day. Government bonds steadied, other bonds remained strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
J. 8. Bache & Co
Eugene Meyer
Utah Copper
Amalgamated Copper
New York Curb Data Mixed With Mines and Places
A navigational jumble lists New York curb references and scattered entities including names like Nevada Conk, Ray Cons., and Coalitions, along with mentions of cities such as New York City Chicago and Miami. It reads like an OCR fragment of stock or map notes, with stray percentages and numbers interspersed among place names and company-like terms, offering little coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wioeday
Obla
Lobacco
New York City
the Coalition
Nevada
Ray
Jowmoio C
Fore Goldfield Cinea
Tambia
Ohio
Miami
Chicago
Central
Ariz
Union Mine
Ely_ Central
New York Metal Market Report March 11
At the Metal Exchange copper rose slightly while tin fell. Spelter dropped five points in asking price. lead held steady. Copper spot around 13.44 per unit, with March and April bids near 13.00 to 13.05. Tin priced at 32.12 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
Spealer
Boston Stocks Report Brief March 11
Boston stocks list shows Adventure 9 North Butte 41 percent Calumet Ariz 75 14 Butte Coalition 26 North Lake v2 Ariz Comm 39 Indiana 41 14. Market names and numbers appear as quoted from the March 11 bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Adventure
North Butte
Calumet _& Ariz
Butte Coalition
North Lake
Ariz. Comm
Indiana
Wheat and hogs drive Chicago grain prices lower
Chicago wheat prices eased amid selling pressure on the grain market this morning with May corn steady and July and other oats firmer on hog price advances. Closing quotes show May wheat at about 1.15 dollars, corn near 63 to 64 cents, oats around 44 to 45 cents, with pork lard and ribs trading higher for May and July as traders priced ongoing supply and demand shifts.
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Jackson & Jackson
Aire
Beaver Area
Chambers- Beriond
Cobalt Central
City of
Cobalt
Cobalt Lake
Kerr
Temiskamin
Yester
McKinleyay
Darragh
da Wettlenfer
Montioné
Chicago
Mars
A. W. Thomson
fAsk
Cash grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago cash grain prices list several varieties with bid ranges. Wheat values for No 2 hard winter around 1.127 to 1.1314, No 3 hard winter about 1.10 to 1.12, No 3 spring 1.05 to 1.1314. Corn shows No 2 yellow 62c, No 3 corn NGG, No 3 white 60 or 60 6c, No 3 yellow 50 44c to 0c, No 4 corn 4c to 5c, No 4 white 55c to 58c, No 4 yellow 54c to 56 1/4c. Oats No 2 white 46 1/4c, No 3 white 44c to 45 1/4c. No 4 oats 1c, No 4 white 43 1/4c to 44 1/4c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Carload Inspections
Grain market notes show Wheat and Corn prices for No 2 red and various white and yellow corn grades with through billing, sample, and bidding terms. Oats hay rye and timothy pricing listed with steady calls and specific grade quotes. Inspections report inbound and outbound car counts by grade with totals across No 2 white No 4 mixed and sample shipments.
Special Easter Suit Sale by S J Singer & Sons
Toledo market notes show refined grain prices with wheat and corn quotes for March trading. Special Easter offering promotes all wool blue serge outfits and two piece suits at 12.75, with measurements and perfect fit guaranteed from S J Singer & Sons, 43 W Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
S. J. Singer & Sons
W. Washington &T
Produce Market Illusory Prices Listing Varied Goods
Market notes list eggs at 7 cents per dozen and poultry prices including fowls at 14 cents, young hens at 0 cents, ducks at 1 cent, geese at 10 cents, roosters at 5 cents, and country butter at 19 cents. Butterine priced 12 to 22 cents. domestic Swiss cheese 22 cents, domestic Emberger 18 to 19 cents, brick cheese 18 to 19 cents.
The Wagon Market Prices Reported For March
Market note lists wheat No 2 red at 1 16 milling sample 1 05 to 1 14 corn price not shown oats at 47 straw 5 to 6 hay mixed 13 timothy 15 baled 14 50 with flex on quantities and formatting.
Clevelanders Rise in Bowling Contests Doubles Finish
Irving Reader and A L Lequesne of Cleveland placed ninth on the fourth squad in Detroit during the A B C bowling contests. Their total score reached 1120 in the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Irving Reader
A. L. Lequesne
Cleveland
Board Takes Evidence in School Case (Continued From Page One)
The board reviewed bids and notices from firms including Balke & Krauss and Morris Meyer & Co. while naming hardware and sand companies not invited to bid. An unsolicited high sum for Shortridge High’s sewer and closet work drew scrutiny, as the project was paid to an architect’s bills, with questions over supervision and contract legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balke & Krauss
Morris Meyer & Co
Capitol Lumber Company
Dynes Company
Broad Ripple Company
the Home Company
Harmony Hall
Rhodes & Son
Harrignton Bros
G. M. Scherer
Builders” Supply Company
Miller Company
Carter Company
Brown River Sand and Supply Company
Indians Gravel Company
E. Elgie
Shortridge High School
J. P. Johnson
Public School Board Funds Heated Debate Over Lunchrooms
The board faced scrutiny over $400 paid to Cook Gros for heat at School No. 11 and $490 for the same year. Purchases of lunchrooms at Shortridge and Manual Training High schools were examined, with Mr. Wright asserting profits of $2,514.60 and $4,772.89 over three years, while furniture values were estimated lower by experts. Cleland defended cost plus 10 percent contracts on sewer work and roof repairs, stating bids were unnecessary due to urgent conditions. boiler changes at No. 28 saved money, and subordinates handled routine tasks.
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Morrison
Shortridge High School
Rickes
Julius M. Kaminaky
Board of Directors
Wrigit
Shortridge
Wright
Manual
Whallon
Board of Health
School Board
G. E. Feeney
J. P. Johnson
Cleland
School No
Taylor
Board weighs lunchroom privileges in five year deal
Mr Morrison offered to buy access to the lunchroom at a fair price if granted five year privileges. He did not submit several affidavits or use much of his correspondence. The board, in private session, failed to reach a verdict and ruled that Ma Emmerich, absent during the proceedings, would not participate. A special meeting will be called by President Morrison. Albert Baker and M. O. A. Newman act as legal counsel for the board and Mr Wright respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Ma Emmerich
Albert Baker
M. O. A. Newman
Wright
Notice for Shelby County highway bids 1910
Auditor G. B. Huntington announces sealed proposals by the Shelby County Board of Commissioners for highway improvement in Noble Washington and Shelby townships. Bids due April 6 at 10 a.m. at the Auditor's office Shelbyville, with bond double the bid and sureties, bid must include completion time, and bids may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Shelby
Shelbyville
Noble
Washington
Shelby Townships
Auditor's
Said
William Lemasters
Seasonal fashion sale items and accessories on display
Ribbon ranges in twelve shades with 50 yard spools at 2 cents. Beltings, ribbons, moire and plain taffeta for hat trimmings and bows. Girdles sashes hair ornaments and bows shown with new styles. Hatpins in select colors with pendant sets. Petticoats in gingham and colored sateens with varied widths. spreads at discounted prices. men’s shirts and allovers for evening wear. 3rd floor listings and main/front floor displays.
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Stees
New York Stock Exchange
CURB
Blossbur
Jackson
Ease
Raymond
Gerleowokeincabe
Linton Hunp
Opie Hs Cate
Linton Eaz
Hocking Valley
Post
Postum
Chicago Cash Grain
Asie
Hay
Timothy
Sample
Toledo
London
Knox
Archibald
Gerritt A. Archibald & Co
K. Washington Street
Cook
Ames Iron Works
G. B. Huntington
Marseilles
S. H. Square
S. H
King Piano CO
Indianapolis, Ind
F. L. Sanderson
Mgr
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