Packers Force Price Of Hogs Down To 10.50
Indianapolis March 21 Receipts today 2000 hogs 600 cattle 200 sheep with gains over week ago and year ago Local packers faced little opposition and pushed hog prices down about 10 cents top at 10.90 with most hogs 10.75 to 10.85 Cattle receipts similar to usual for the week with steady sales and ample clearing Feeder and bull markets steady and calf trade active despite lighter snap overall.
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Indianapolis
Becca Seteeee
Chicago
Thomson
Eee
Chicago Grain and Livestock Market Roundup
Cattle receipts 21 000 strong with beef cattle firm to higher and cows, heifers, and calves showing varied gains. Sheep receipts 14 000 and lambs moving higher with steady ewe prices. hogs active but uneven with mixed quotes. Additional notes from East Buffalo and Pittsburgh markets show similar strength in cattle and mixed movement in hogs and sheep across regions.
Professional traders push prices higher in early stock market
In New York on March 21 the opening showed irregular price moves but the tone turned strong with gains in many issues after the first 15 minutes. Western shares opened with losses and large price concessions, while professionals concentrated on floor operations amid anticipation of a city bond sale. Government bonds held steady as other bonds fluctuated and room traders kept activity modest.
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New York
New York Curb Market Report March 21
The curb market opened steady with mixed quotes across commodities and equities. Listings include American Tobacco, New York Copper, Cananea, British Columbia, and several regional stocks with varied figures such as 6355 645 and 448 55, reflecting a cautious steady start.
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New York
American Tobacco
Butte Coalition
Miami
Ce St. Rawhide
Boston
Chino
Sig
Greene Cananea
Nipissing
Union
Ely Central
Ely
Cobalt Stocks End Week with Mixed Gains
Markets closed with a narrow range and heavy trading as Bailey led gains selling at 32 4 1249 while Beaver stayed firm around 35. Little Nipissing slipped to 27 1 2 as Timiskaming fluctuated near 65 68 with several notable advances including Tettle Nip, McKinley Darragh, and Ophir. The week ended satisfactorily.
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Jackson & Jackson Wire
Pit Askerl Bailey
Beaver
Petersen Lake Qthy
Temiskaming
Bailey
Tettle Nip
McKinley Darragh
Ophir
Timisk
Boston Stocks Report Clipped By Hazy Opening Listing
A fragmented stock listing shows opening prices for Smelt Franklin 19 Mohawk 62 Superior and Boston 15343 North Butte. Names and figures are incomplete, leaving the retail and market context unclear.
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Boston
Smelt- Franklin
Mohawk
Superior Eens
Greene
Cananea
Fou
Superior
North Bute Te
New York Bar Silver Breached in March Market
New York markets report a sharp bar silver breach as trading prices fluctuate amid March activity. Mexican dollars show muted demand with limited liquidity as investors reassess bullion financing and spot quotes in the early session.
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New York
York
Brey
Grain prices and inspections in Indianapolis market report
The ledger lists wheat as No. 2 red through bill LV at Le Fed Wagon with prices around 1.16 sample 1.20. Corn and oats show through billing quotes for several grades with dozens of cars inspected including white and mixed variants. The report itemizes yard totals for wheat corn oats rye and timothy hay, noting through billing and car counts.
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Indianapolis
le Fed
Timothy
Toledo Grain Prices Report March 21
Toledo market notes show Wheat cash at 1.1714, May at 1.18%, July at 1.085, and seed cash at 7.35 with March 7.35 and October 6.60. Oats and other prices appear as listed.
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Toledo
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Clipped Prices
Chicago March close shows Wheat No 2 red at 1.18 1.19, No 3 red 1.14 1.17, No 2 hard winter 1.08 1.11 amid mixed bids for southern spring and northern winter grades. The fragmentary notes mention various No 3 and No 2 varieties and white wheats with limited clarity on exact figures.
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Chicago
March
Porthern
Fourteen Men Guilty in Major Swindle Case at Bluffs
In Bluffs Iowa on March 21 John C. Mabray and 18 associates were found guilty in U S district court after a 10 day trial for illegal use of the mails in a widespread swindle. Fifteenth defendant Robert Goddard was discharged on a hung jury. Convicted defendants face up to two years’ imprisonment and a 10,000 dollar fine. The government cites a decade of oper ations yielding over 3 million dollars as proof of a monumental con.
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Council Blufys
John C. Mabray
United States District Court
Robert &. J. Goddard
San Antonio
Sonia R. Stowe
Minneapolis
Makray
Iand
Local Produce Prices List Roundup
A scanned price list shows fruit vegetables and miscellaneous items with multiple brands and weights. Apples include Grimes Golden and Winesap, box and barrel pricing. cranberries, grapes, citrus, berries, and tropicals with varied per box or per crate figures. Vegetables cover roots greens peppers lettuce kale beans and potatoes, with per bushel, per crate, or per hamper pricing.
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Grimes
Jonathans
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Jerseys
Malaga
California
Messina
Florida
S.l. Navy
Valencia
Whitea
Ohio
Red River
Southern Queens
Cash grain prices list for Chicago market
Cash grain prices show wheat and corn bids with multiple grades and quality terms. No. 2 red wheat trades near 1.19 to 1.20, No. 3 around 1.18, hard winter varieties around 1.11 to 1.14, while corn bids range with No. 2 yellow and No. 2 white near 0.61 to 0.66 per bushel and other white grades around 0.50 to 0.54.
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Chicago
Potthern Mcrae
Porte
Ste
Charley Carr Ill Amid Grip and Malaria Fears
San Antonio March 21 Manager C C Carr of the Indianapolis base ball team is ill with a grippe or malaria after fainting today. Physicians are kept informed of Carrs condition.
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San Antonio
Tex
C. C. Carr
Indianapolis
Carr
Krauss Divorce Trial Set To Instruct Jury On Three Points
Marion Ind March 21 Judge Elliott will guide the jury in three issues in the Krauss case. Whether there was condonement Rae Krauss as accessory and William R Krauss as principal in Crystal Krauss death and whether the Blackford court judgment was fraudulently obtained. A negative ruling on any point could deny a decree. The Hartford City delegation arrived late delaying opening. Ed Jones testified Rae Krauss appeared unconcerned as Crystal lay dead.
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Marion
Ind
Patrick Elliott
Superior Court
Krauss
Rae Krauss
William R. Krauss
Crystal
Blackford Circuit Court
W. R. Krauss
Hartford City
Ed Jones
Crystal Krauss
Shot while in buggy in Bedford
Bedford Indiana March 21 night watchman P A Smith and a friend started a buggy drive when Smith's revolver discharged accidentally a .44 bullet pierced his right lung. Doctors at the city hospital say he may not recover. Smith had come from Chicago two weeks ago.
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Bedford
Ind
P. A. Smith
Smith
Chicago
Munselle Returns from Indiana Inspection Tour
Ensign Munselle of the Salvation Army returned Sunday evening from an inspection trip through northern Indiana visiting Anderson Muncie Marion and Kokomo. He also held special meetings and with the help of his workers brought 15 people to the Army's altars.
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Ensign Munselle
Salvation Army
Indiana
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Kokomo
Meats and Lards by Kingan and Co
Sugar cured hams and bacon prices listed by Kingan and Co include Easter hams English style hams boiled hams sliced breakfast bacon and smoked bacon. Lard sausage fresh pork loins and beef carcasses priced per standard units with cents indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
Market Prices for Meats and Sausages
Listed prices for Kingan and Sugar cured hams Enater hama Tou nome Rolled hams Breakfast bacon Sugar-cured English style Smoked bacon Shoulders Sliced breakfast bacon Lard Sausage Freehee loins Fresh beef carcasses Veal carcasses with various per pound costs including 19c to 2814c ranges and bulk quantities.
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Kingan
Retail coal prices listed with ton rates and bag charges
The notice catalogs coal prices by type and origin including Pocahontas and Kanawha lump and nut grades with per ton costs. It notes additional charges for ground floor or cellar dumping and chute fees, plus coke bag prices, and mentions real estate bargains on page 8.
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Winifred
Pocahontas
Brazil
Escape from Elyria Jail Involving Banker's Accomplice
Robert Green a former Waynetown Ind banker and Fred Rolfe a youth escaped from the Lorain County jail this morning after Green attacked the turnkey with an iron bar fracturing his skull. The pair were held on horse stealing charges and a posse chased them.
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Elyria, O
Robert Green
Waynetown
Ind
Fred Rolfe
Green
Green the Waynetown Banker Turned Horse Thief and Escaped Convict
A once respected Waynetown and Crawfordsville banker led a double life as a horse thief across Indiana and Ohio. He confessed to stealing about 70 horses, an automobile in Indianapolis, and a $4,500 car sold in Buffalo after escaping from Michigan City prison in 1909. He was recaptured two weeks ago and faces added charges.
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Green
Waynetown
Crawfordsville
Ind
Montgomery County
Indianapolis
Chicago
Ohio
Michigan City
Lorain
Oberlin
Rootstown Center
Milwaukee
Buffalo
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Edward K. Morris
Clarence Orbes
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Ed McCoy
Winford S. Harris
Gert R. Shores
William Marsh
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Commission Row
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Charley Carr
Mr. Krauss
Munselle
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Limbregr
Neufchatel
Elgin
Philadelphia
Limburger
Wes
Robert H. Green
Gunter & Comb, Inc
Panamas
Gunter & Domb, Inc
Monument Place
English Block
Illinois St
Rost’s
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Apollo
Union Square
Jane
Chickering
Wegman
Cameron
Stewart Piano
Waulschner-Stewart Music Co
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