Hogs at 11.05 and receipts show a loss
Indianapolis market reports 3,000 hogs 600 cattle 100 sheep with hogs and sheep rising while cattle slip versus last week. Under 2,000 hogs on offer with modest competition and a 10 cent overall price advance. Top hogs at 11.05 with many under 250 pounds at 10.65. cattle and calves steady to higher in places. lambs and sheep mixed with some price declines.
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Indianapolis
T&t
Buffalo
N. Y
Fittsburg
UNION
Indianapolis Grain Market Report March 12
Wheat prices steady to firm with No 2 red through billing at 1.20 and corn firm with No 2 white through billing at 62c. Various No. white mixed and yellow bids show mixed through billing, while Timothy hay commands 16.50 for No 1 and 16.00 for No 1 timothy. Inspections list multiple car lots for wheat corn hay with totals across in and out shipments.
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Petow
S&s
Hay
Timothy
Clover
N S Bank Statement From New York On March 12
New York reports a bank statement with a cash reserve of 25 83 800 075 dollars. U S decreases by 4 813 175 and a single increase of 33 755 200 is noted. Legal tenders fall by 1 788 000, deposits drop 2 783 700, circulation rises, and the actual cash reserve stands at 25.04.
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N. S
New York
U. S
The Wagon Market March 11 Prices Snapshot
Wheat No 2 red priced at 1.16 per bushel in milling sample. Anomalous figures show 84 06014 and 5.50 with time and by 25.00. Listings include other commodity markers and inconsistent annotations likely from OCR misreadings.
Eleven Dollar Hog at Chicago Yards
Chicago March 12. The $11 hog led the Chicago market as receipts fell to 5,000 with two carloads reaching the top price. Demand remained strong and unmet, with even poorer hogs selling at 10.50. Shippers paid nearly any price for pork and traders foresee further supply decline and a rise to 12.50 by week’s end.
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Chicago
Enat
Retail coal prices and varieties listed in old market ad
A historical price list shows anthracite grades such as grate egg and stove at 38.00, nut at 3.00, and Pocahontas lump and run varieties ranging from 3.00 to 6.00. Several regional names appear like Falling Rock and Hocking Valley with miscellaneous figures for bags, tonnage, and handling charges.
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Syifrlaha
Beeen Heen
Byossburg
Obie Tako
Raymond
Niave
Bretas
Local Market Meat and Dairy Prices Fragment
Readable items show prices for eggs at 20 cents a dozen and poultry rates for fowls 14 cents, young hens 2 cents, ducks 15 cents, geese 10 cents, roosters 0.6 cents, country butter 19 cents, butterine 12 to 22 cents, domestic Swiss cheese 7 cents, Emmentaler 18 to 19 cents, brick cheese 18 1/8 cents.
New York Metal Market Mixed Action After Trading Day
At the New York Metal Exchange on March 11 the market showed irregular movement with copper slightly firmer and tin down. Spelter declined about five points, lead held steady, and prices for copper spanned from spot to May contracts with values around 12.87 to 14.07 dollars, while Spelter traded near 5.65 to 5.70 and lead around 4.55 to 4.65.
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New York
E. S&spelter
Boston Stocks Advancing Mixed Govt Rally
Boston stock report dated March 11 lists Adventure at 9 and North Butte at 14 with Calumet & Ariz at 75 4% and Butte Coalition at 26. North Lake 22 Ariz Commercial 39 Indiana 41 14.
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Boston
Adventure
North Butte
Calumet _& Ariz
Butte Coalition
North Lake
Ariz. Comm'l
Indiana
Salvation Army Aids Aged Woman And Daughter In Hardship
The Salvation Army intervened in a pitiful case of a 75 year old woman ill for some time and her daughter, a widow with a young grandson. The daughter earns tiny sums from aprons and struggles to pay $1 weekly for a sewing machine and medicine. Landlord threatened eviction unless funds were raised by Sunday, prompting Salvation Army relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Barnard's Office Flooded With Beer Raids
H. E. Barnard the state commissioner says numerous near-beer samples from raids on blind tigers are submitted to the state drug and food commission to determine pure food law violations. The department analyzes liquor in the chemical lab and testifies at trials, risking backlog on other duties.
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State Drug and Food Commission
H. E. Barnard
Sommers Honored With A Loving Cup At Murat Theater
Charlies B. Sommers author of The Winding Way was presented a loving cup by Columbia club friends after the Murat theater opening. Edward Payser, once Sommers’ Cincinnati boyfriend, spoke for him, assisted by three New York friends.
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Charlies B. Sommers
Murat Theater
William Faversham
Columbia Club
Edward Payser
Mr. Sommers
Bothg
Cincinnati
New York
Blind women hold market sale at market house
Stand No. 22 at the market house features a sale by blind women selling items they manufacture. Proceeds go toward a fund to build a home for aged women in Indianapolis, offering curious barter and community support within the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Steadier Tone After Lagging in First Deals New York
New York March 12. Although some fractional losses occurred at the opening, the market quickly steadied. Prices were generally established at moderate gains after the first minutes. Steel common held around steady, with the closing tone steadier overall.
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New York
Stegdr
Wounded man files warrant against Shelly
Andrew Shelly is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill in the shooting of Louis Smith a Meridian Street rear yard incident. Smith, proprietor of a lunch wagon, was wounded at 5 in the morning and has since recovered enough to leave Deaconess hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Shelly
Louis Smith
Smith
Shelly
Meridian Street
Emerson
Deaconess Hospital
Asche
Simon
Haley
Stewart
New York March 12 Market and Mining Ticker Brief
Daily market roundup from New York covers curb openings and fractional quotes across tobacco and mining sectors. Notable items include Standard Oil, American Tobacco, Butte Coalitions, Miami ventures, Nipissing and Trion Mine quotes, plus several regional concordances and exchange figures.
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New York
American Tobacco
New York City
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Miami
I Gay
Rawhide Coalition
Boston
Chine
Giroux
Goldfield Ans
Sas
Bete
Connie
Balose
Age Braden
Chicago
Big Bay Central
Arizona
Trion Mine
Eby Central
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report
Chicago cash grain prices for March 11 show No 2 hard winter wheat at 1.12 to 1.13, No 3 hard winter 1.10 to 1.12, No 3 spring 1.05 to 1.14. Corn ranges include No 2 yellow 62c, No 3 59.5c to 61.5c, No 3 white 60c to 61.5c, No 3 yellow 39c to 40c, No 4 white 55c to 58c, No 4 yellow 56c to 56.5c. Oats list No 2 white 46c to 47c, No 3 white 44c to 45c, No 4 oats 41c, No 4 white 43c to 44c.
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Chicago
Cobalt Stocks Market Quiet Yet Firm on Valley Shares
The market today was quiet with a firm undertone and notable rises in some low priced issues. Cobalt Lake and Little Nip traded heavily as buyers showed strong interest, Temiskaming stayed firm around 6 to 6.5, closing at 64 bid 65 asked, and Mc Kinley-Darraugh hit another high closing at 95 bid to 1.00 asked.
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Jackson & Jackson’s Ware
Beaver
Sorcerers Aby
Chambers-Ferland
City of Cobalt
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Lake
Kerr Lake
S.ceers
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Seceerersee Boy ST Ouisse
Peterson Lake
Rochester
Temiskaming
T Bow Oy
Little Nip
Temisk
McKinley-Darraugh
Ensley Case Delayed Amid Embezzlement Charge
The state case against Oliver P. Ensley for embezzling £20,000 lingers as prosecutors and defense argue. Judge adjourned to Monday to hear further speeches before jury instructions. The indictment hinges on officials handling public funds with penalties up to five years and a £1,000 fine.
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Oliver P. Ensley
Baker
Huge
Smith
Hooton
Publc
Sunday Church Services Hit Roberts Park and Area
A slate of morning and evening sermons fills Roberts Park M E and nearby churches. Albert Earlstone preaches tomorrow on The Habit of Faultfinding, with A Full-Orbed Christian Life in the morning. Adventist church hosts Why Not Found Out Before at 7:30 pm. Central Christian and other churches schedule varied topics and special music with choir and organ recitals.
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Roberts Park
M. E
Albert Earlstone
Roberts Park Church
Choral Society
Twenty-third Street
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Central and
Park Avenues
Central Christian
Allen B. Philputt
Central Christian Church
First Baptist
F. E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
William H. Donley
Home Presbyterian
George D. Adamson
Home Presbyterian Church
South Africa
New York Money Posted Rates in Bankers Bills Market
NEW YORK MONEY. NEW YORK March 12 Nothing doing in money today Posted rates Sterling exchange papa with actual business in bankers bill at 486.75 486.85 for sixty day bills.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Papa
Real estate transfers listed for Indianapolis area
Transfers cover numerous lots and tracts in Indianapolis over parcels in Forest Park, Brookville Road, Brookside, Woodlawn, Hazelhurst, and other additions. Names include Sims Bramblett Koch Giuffre Cline Easterday Risner Donker Swails Pollard Garvin Weathers Stoehr Noone Kiley Hough Jeffries Mendenhall Hudson Woollen and others. Totals: transfers 34 with consideration 44804.50 and weekly 289720.14.
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Carrie D. Sims
Barton W. Bramblett
Martins New York
New York Street
Cumberland
Gen. Koch
Frisa Giuffre
Coffman
Stevens Streets
Chas
F. Cline
Fred Cline
Cline Et al
Easterbrooke
Brookville Road
Elm Avenue
Albert E. Chil
Nettie M. Easterday
Forest Park
Grace Street
Clayton Avenue
Chas. F. Risner
Andrew N. McCray
Risner
4Th West
Indianapolis
Kappes Street
Lambert Street
Kuwih G. Myers
Jacob Donker
N. Indianapolis
Ryder Street
Eee
Donker
Jar
Massey
Jeremiah A. Swails
Samuel ¥. Pollard
Swails
Acton
Norman A. Moslander
Jas. L. Garvin
Hardesty’s Sub
Jones
Reno Street
Schurman Avenue
John Wrouer
Woodlawn
Ene Nelson Street
Hoyt Avenue
Marion County Key Company
Chas. Ginsberg, Jr
Hazelhurst
Hazel Street
West Street
McCarty Street
Chas. Buchanan
Benj. Fishbein
Morrison's
Meridian
Nineteenth Streets
Marion County Realty Co
Stella Bailey
St. Andrew's
Forty-second Street
Arthington Boulevard
John Weathers
Bessie Weathers
McCord
S. EB
Sourh
Shelby Street
Has. N. Goode
Wm. T. Camden
Culver Et al
Haughey
Conser
Depauw University
Frederick A. Stoehr
Brightwood
Hope Street
Twenty-eighth Street
Iva V. Buckley
Harry M. Johnson
Johnson Brothers
Washington Boulevard
North Side
Fifty-sixth Street
Pennsylvania Street
Samuel D. Pierson
Philip Kiley
Boulevard Square
Thirtieth
Buckle Streets
Christina Hough
Charles F. Jeffries
N. EB
Wayne
John M. Mendenhall
Charity Hudson
S. W
Sohont
Twenty-third Street
Theodore Stein
Sherman L. Donelson
Kuhn
Reisner
Frederick A Wilkening
Edmund HH. Folkening
Spann & Co
Front Avenue
Spruce Street
Newtonse Elliott
Minta M. Myers
Olney
Twenty-Fifth Street
David A. Myers
George W. Heiney
Brangon’s
Brookside
Massachusetts Avenue
Marten
Cross
Vigo Street
Katherine Set Brown
William ‘Lhurman
North Park
Tilmore Street
Thirtieth Street
Union Trust Co
Jas, Vahey
Woodcroft
Wankeep Avenue
Forty Fourth Street
May Hillis
Jet
College Avenue
Forty -Fourth Street
Suburban Homes Co
Jos. G. Brannum
Harrison Heights
Emerson Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
Fred Spade
Peter J. Rechiing
Jefferson Park
Miley Avenue
Michigan Street
Jos. R. Adams
Evans Woollen
Talbott
Pennsylvania
Evang Woollen
Burdsai Co
Carey M. Kuhns
Benjamin F. Campbell
Rosemont
Addison Street
Victoria Street
Northwestern Brass Company Incorporates in Indianapolis
The Northwestern Brass Company of Indianapolis is incorporated with capital stock of 10000 dollars. Directors named are George W. Shelby Stewart H. Kurt Herman Hess James Monroe and Otto H. Proseck.
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Northwestern Brass Company
Indianapolis
George W. Shelby
Stewart H. Kurt
Herman Hess
James Monroe
Otto H. Proseck
Bogus Checks Bring Man From St. Charles Behind Bars
Norman Bardall of St. Charles Missouri signed the name James E Lilly on several checks. Bicycle policemen Riedy and Hunter nabbed him at Talbott avenue and Sixteenth street after a grocery clerk followed him and Bardall cashed a $20 check. He returned another small amount when seeing the police. Bardall claimed relation to Lilly who denied knowledge of him.
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Norman Bardall
St. Charles
James E. Lilly
Riedy and
Hunter
Talbott Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Bardall
Mr. Lilly
Carnegie on wealth and burdens of huge fortunes
In San Francisco on March 12 Andrew Carnegie said he could have made vast sums during the New York money panic but refused. He stressed that great wealth imposes heavy responsibilities and that he desires no more money than he already has.
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San Francisco
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Marines Barred From Theater In Uniform at Chase’s
Washington reports Marines in uniform were barred from Chase’s theater. Mr. Chase stated even President Taft would be excluded if he applied for admission, noting patrons dressed in sweaters and riding clothes are unwelcome.
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Washington
Chase
Tatt
Labor dispute sparks shooting in Chicago street confrontation
In Chicago on March 12 Patrick Downey engaged in a labor union dispute with John Galvin and his brother Thomas at Twelfth and Spaulding streets. Thomas Galvin was shot in the neck and likely fatally wounded. Downey was charged with the shooting.
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Chicago
Patrick Downey
John Galvin
Thomas Galvin
Twelfth and Spaulding
Downey
Strikers Hopeful Over Latest Move In Philadelphia Strike
Philadelphia March 12 The Philadelphia Rapid Transit board splits over Mayor Reyburns plan to extend return time and advance wages for returning workers. The concession allows married men to be paid 10 dollars early and single men 5 dollars with deductions up to 2 dollars weekly. Taft watches with concern and federal intervention looms as Labor Niell is sent to assess. Strikers are buoyed by Trenton workers victory and business leaders push to settle amid wider fatigue with the feud.
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John E. Reyburn
The
Traction Company
P. A. B. Widener
John S. Phipps
August B. Loeb
John B. Parsons
George D. Widener
J. J. Sullivan
William J. Schleimerdine
Reyburn
William H. Carpenter
Clarence Wolf
Taft
Washington
Neil
Neill
Business Men’s Association
Business Men's Association
Trenton
Two Wives Probe Bigamy Case Sentencing in Plymouth
A jury in Plymouth sentenced Wm. Waymire of Three Rivers Michigan to two to five years for bigamy. Two of his wives testified revealing a dual life spanning about twenty years.
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Laporte
Ind
Plymouth
Wm. Waymire
Three Rivers
Mich
Real Estate Foreclosures in Marion County Indiana
Public notices announce two real estate sales by Marion Trust Company and John W. Claypool administrator. The first sale, March 19 1910, offers Lot 852 in Stouts Tenth Street Addition, cash at no less than appraised value, court approval required. The second sale, March 26 1910, lists multiple parcels in Indianapolis including Lot 85 in Marletts Park and several others with terms of one third cash and rest in installments secured by mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Claypool
Katheryn M. Quinn
Marion Probate Court
Postal Telegraph
South Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Marlett’s Park
Recorder
Morton, Coffin & Wright
Recorder's
Jacob McChesney
Weat Park
Mation County
Purcbhaser
Jon W. Claypool
Oc Dé Bodus
Katheryn
Decuaeed
Roosevelt to Be Called 10 Pacify Party Fight in New York
Washington and Albany report a bitter Republican power clash over ousting Tim Woodruff as New York state chairman. National leaders back Gov. Hughes and Theodore Roosevelt as a rallying point while factions argue over party control, patronage, and reforms. Albany battles continue as Woodruff faces removal amid a broader split.
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Washington
William Barnes, Jr
Bors
Albany
Woodruff
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
State Committee
Brannard
Upstate
John W. Dwight
House of Representatives
N. Y
Gov. Hughes
George H. Cobb
Hughes
Marion County Sheriff Sale of Lot 85 in Morrison Addn
By virtue of a decree from the Superior Court of Marion County Indiana case 77937 plaintiff Francis M Springer Trustee and defendants Catherine G Williams et al the sheriff will offer at public sale on Saturday March 20 1910 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Marion County Court House door rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of Lot 85 in William H W Morrisons Second addition to Indianapolis recorded Plat Book 3 Page 124. If rents fail to satisfy the decree the fee simple of the property may be exposed for sale as needed. TACOB WOESSAER Sheriff March 5 1910 Bamberger Fribleman Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Marion County
Indiana
William HW. Morrison
Indianapolis
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