Hog Market in Indianapolis shows calmer tone and steady demand
Indianapolis hog market reports receipts of 3500 hogs 500 cattle and 100 sheep with declines from week and year prior. Hogs sold 10 cents lower on average with top at 11.00 while cattle and calves rose 25 to 50 cents and feeders bulls and calves strengthened. Sheep and lambs seen smaller receipts and little price change with potential for higher bids.
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Haas
Erie
Stocks Show Gains as Market Recovers Early Trading
New York stocks opened irregularly but firmed, with copper issues mixed and Amalgamated Copper up while American Smelting and Utah rose modestly. Railroads mostly held, New York Central up briefly, then pared gains. later broad strength emerged as room selling nearly exhausted and buying demand sparked a sharp upturn. Southern Pacific scarce. London buying supported copper stocks. arbitrage around 5,000 shares. Government bonds unchanged.
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Amalgamated Copper
American
Utah
New York Central
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
London
New York Curb Market Opened Easy For Many Stocks
New York curb market opened with light activity and broad gains. Listed securities include Standard Oil at 64, Ely Cons. 4 13-165, American Tolscen at 4385 4155, and United Copper showing 63,07 with mixed quotes across multiple issues such as Cananea and British Columbia.
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Ely
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Butte Coalition
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Miami
Ray
Boston
Chino Copper
Greene Cananea
Nipissing
Lou
Irony Jons
Sony Cake
Chicago Subway
Tone Artz
Ohio Copper
Braden
AWG
la Rose
Ray Central
Boston Stocks Market Notes March 17
Nasdaq Northameey and North Lake stock listings show 24 percent for North Lake and 8 percent for Kerr. Arizona Comm. is also noted with a shoe machine trade at 298. Market activity in Boston reflects modest gains and mixed bids across small cap sectors.
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North Lake
Arizona
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Grain market opens uncertain then rises in Chicago bids
Chicago grain starts uncertain with May option gaining, July at 1.0744 and slipping to 1.07. Wheat May opens around 1.18, corn May 64 cents, oats May about 46 to 45 cents. Provisions steady as bids show mixed strength amid unsettled weather and wheat strength.
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Chicago Cash Grain price quotes and grades
Chicago markets report cash grain values for March 17 with bid prices for No 2 red No 3 red and various hard winter grades. Corn and oats listings show Chicago area bid ranges for No 3 white No 3 yellow No 4 and No 4 white categories with standard quotes.
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Indianapolis Grain Market Report Snapshot
Grain and hay bids at Indianapolis show No. 2 red wheat steady at sample price 1.17, corn steady with multiple white and yellow grades listed, oats weak with mixed grades around 46 cents, and hay prices mostly steady to weak with timothy and clover. rye and straw prices noted. Inspections list several car counts by grade, totaling 20 cars, with additional outbound and inbound car totals.
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Cloverseed and Rae Sigs Sie Ae July
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Taft in Chicago as Irish parade marks visit
Taft arrives in Chicago amid a large Irish celebration led by the Fighting Seventh and Col Daniel Moriarity. Police control traffic, the president visits the Red Cross, speaks on conservation, and attends a Chicago Newspaper Club gathering before the Hamilton Club event and Irish fellowship banquet. Emma Goldman remains under heavy guard as authorities watch her hotel room.
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National Conservation Association
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Lake Front
Bernard J. Cigrand
Taafe
Emma Goldman
Secret Service
Shirk Study Uncovers Marker Dealings and Loans
Testimony shows Shirk, now bank manager and cashier, contesting a $14 000 Beeler note while Marker allegedly increased it. Noah Marker drew drafts for 4 000 14 000 and 24 000 in July, with bank examiner Miller Wier cited. Witnesses include Shirk family and Tipton bank officers as investigators seek missing government bonds and mismatched Chicago records.
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EK. W. Shirk
Noah R. Marker
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Sarah Partridge
Miller
United States
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Nicholas 8. Reifer
Lafayette
Nannie R. Shirk
First National Bank of
Tipton
Fletcher National Bank
E. W. Shirk
John K
Joseph H. Shirk
Jacob Baur
Thomas W. Brown
Atlanta
Ind
W. H. Marker
A. J
H. N. Spaan
Tipton Bank
Roosevelt in Khartoum Shows Natives Shamrock Welcome
Col Roosevelt departs for Cairo after a day in Khartoum marked by a shamrock gift from the American mission and praise from English officials for his calls for peace. Native messengers from the Sultan Dare nur traveled 93 days by camel to honor the “king of America.”
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Jesse Overstreet Improving Today
The condition of former congressman Jesse Overstreet at his home on 2015 N Meridian Street was improved this morning. Family members are encouraged by the change and hopeful for recovery after several days of confinement due to a nervous breakdown and heart arterial issues.
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Will of ex convict Tucker leaves $10000 to Genevieve Mott
John Tucker, who served ten years for railway mail robbery and later worked for Genevieve Mott’s family, died at 77 in Michigan City. He left about $3000 to $10000 in cash and property to Miss Genevieve Mott, the daughter of his benefactor, with no living relatives. Genevieve recalled Tucker’s loyalty and said he was like family. Mr. Mott, president of Winterbothwain & Sons, was long connected to Tucker’s life.
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Chicago
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Senator Daniels at Deaths Door
Daytona Fla March 17 all hope for the recovery of United States Senator Daniels of Virginia was abandoned today the end was expected momentarily family members remained at the bedside Bliss Native Herbs 255 W Washington Street
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Daniels
Virginia
Irish Spirit at Tomlinson Hall Grand Celebration
Crowded Tomlinson hall filled with Irish color as Mayor Shank presided. Speaker Charles A. Korvly praised Irish history amid songs, music by Montani brothers, and readings from Irish literature. A program of ballads, jigs, and dances followed with notable performances by Miss Sten Haugh and Miss Margaret Walsh of Mayo. Separate real estate transfers and local dealings appear in the latter notes.
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Macke
Montani
O'Donnell
Alice
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Sten Haugh
Stella O'Reilly
Nelle Conley
Anna Leary
Frances Meginnis
Marie Bender
Julia E. Foley
Bernice Vaughan
Lenora Thompson
Dublin Daisies
Charles Fraim
Elizabeth Searles
Uniform Bank
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Moving Pictures
Real Estate Transfers Detail Multiple Parcel Actions
Wm H Robinson by sheriff to Henry B Fenner lot 90 Brown s 2nd S Meridian Street addition 321134 feet vacant SE corner Kelly and Union streets 307.44 Edgar M Hoss et al to Edward White side part sections 3 and 10 township 16 range 4 Lawrence township 5500 Amos H Hoss guardian et al to same same S92 Walter F Hoss et al to same Amos Hoss et al to same 1 Albert J Beveridge to Julius Rothbart lot 58 Columbia Place addition 300x629 feet vacant north side Fifty third street east of Haughey avenue 3500 Geo E Scanlin to Fred T Moore et ax lot 134 and part 125 Fletcher s Second addition to Brightwood 60x160 feet vacant west side Adams street south of Twenty third street 1 Fred T Moore to Geo E Scanlin et ax same 1 Crown Hill cemetery to Margaret Diet richs part lot 49 section 3 Crown Hill 1 Geo W Apple to Samuel P Bolander et al lots 14 and 15 and adjoining strip Comb s First addition Oaklandon 1500 Jas R Fry to Eva B Cooper lot 4 Cooper et al University Avenue subdivi
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Amos W. Pedigo
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Sixteenth Street
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Oliver J. Frazee
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John P. Apple
Edward Whiteside
Rance
Lawrence Township
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Elmer E. Eyster
Mansur Park
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Harry W. Denny
Frank L. Fur
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George W. Maelby
Indianagone
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Elmira Streets
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William C Bagden
Irvington
Jopan Avenue
Bolton Avenue
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Clarke’s
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Julian Avenue
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Brouse Avenue
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Parker Avenue
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Kealing Avenue
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Harry Kirby
Mullaney
Indianapolis
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Mary E. Eymann
Fountain Square
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Hunter Street
Charles H. Swift
Mildred la Follette
Bryan Heirs
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Congress Avenue
Bryan Street
Mildred la Fouette
Richard Pierce
George Bircheff
Morris Oak
Mura
Twenty-first Street
Sarah FE. Miles
George H. Massey
Perry Township
Elizabeth Nurre
William Ante
McCarty
Church Street
Wilkins
Sermon Trust Co
James C. Powers
Holliday
Edwin Milburn
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James M. Culbertson
L. E
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Edward J. Pierman
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Well Avenue
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Henry B. Fenner
Brown
Amos H. Hoss
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Julius Rothbart
Columbia Place
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Geo. E. Scanlin
Fred T. Moore
Fletcher
Brightwood
Adams Street
Twentythird Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Margaret Dietrichs
Crown Hill
Geo. W. Apple
Samuel P. Bolander
Comb
Oaklandon
Jas. R. Fry
Eva B. Cooper
Cooper
University Avenue
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