Wheat and grain futures rise on favorable demand signals
Chicago March 22 Wheat climbs early with shorts covering and heat in winter belt. May at 76 1/4 cents, July 77 3/4, a gain amid unsettled hog products with July pork at 15.81 to 13.75. Oats improve, May 42 1/4 to 42 1/2 cents, July 31 4 3 4 cents. Local receipts show wheat 11 cars, corn 374, oats 22 var. No. 2 red winter May 74 5/8, July 74 1/4. No. 3 yellow May corn 48 3/4, July 45 1/2, No. 2 white May oats 41 3/4, July 37 1/4.
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Chicago
Pork and dairy price listings from New York market
New York market news reports pork values at 17.50 to 38.25 per quantity, lard at 8.90 to 9.0, tallow at 6.3 to 7.0, butter at 29.5 to 29.8 cents, eggs at 21 to 24 cents, cheese at 14.3 to 14.4 cents. Prices reflect standard market quotes for regional buyers.
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Scrippe-MacRae Preas Association
New York
Western
Chicago Live Stock Prices Amid Mixed Trade
Chicago March 22 cattle receipts 1500 weak with prime cattle 5.70 to 6.89. Hogs receipts 22000 lower with prices 6.0 to 6.5 and rough and mixed grades 4.20 to 6.29. Sheep receipts 7000 steady with native lambs 5.25 to 8.00 and western lambs 5.75 to 8.00.
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Chicago
Local Securities Move Amid Slim Market Activity
Stocks show slight gains for Capital National Bank to 173 and Belt Railroad issues up 1 point. Bond market weak with few fractional changes. only notable trade is six Indianapolis Street Railway shares. Closing bid for Indianapolis Street Railway at 110 and 114, with ex-dividend flags noted for several issues.
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Local Stock Exchange
Mdi
Capital National Bank
Belt Railroad
Ask
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Ac Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad Common
Brown-keetcham Iron
Tps Central Trust Co
eWens Savings Deposit Co
Ene
Columbia National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Ind. Title Guard & Loan Co
Imanarust Co
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
Indpls
Southeastern T
Indianapolis
Marion Trust Co
Pfd
Merchants’ National Bank
New, Telephone Co
New Telephone Co
Péople
Ranh Fertilizer
Reeves & Co
Security Trust Company
T. Haute Trac
T. Haute Waterwors
Union National Bank
Any
Union Traction
Fid
Waspon
Pla
Cvee-Eeee
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street Railroad
W. & Wale
Val. T. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Union Triection
Northwestern
Indiannapolis
Indianapolis Trac
Ter
Indianapolis Water Co
Ny Merchants
Sy Union Traction of
Indiana
Public Works Notice of Capitol Avenue Assessment 1907
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces on March 15 1907 approval of an assessment roll for Capitol Avenue improvements from Indiana Avenue to Tenths Street including intersections and wings. The remonstrance hearing is scheduled for Friday March 25 1907. The roll lists owners and assessed amounts and is available at the Board office for review.
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Department OF Public Works
Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Capitol Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Tenth Street
Board of Public Arks
Board of Public Forks
Joseph T. Elliott
Ton C. Trusler
ED J. Mack
Livestock market report from Indianapolis finds prices easing
March 2 market notes hogs at 5.55 top and 6.50 and under bulk as prices fall 10 to 15 cents from yesterday, weekly drop 40 cents. Cattle steady on top grade, lower on others with weak demand. sheep steady with few offerings. Bulls and calves mixed, steers and hogs dominate today’s quotes from major buyers and local sales.
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Indianapolis
Cattle and hog prices hold steady as receipts rise in St Louis
ST LOUIS Mo March 22 Cattle receipts 1500 steady beef steers 406.50 stockers and feeders 3506 25 cows and heifers 26975 Texas steers 2655 80 Hog receipts 70019 cents lower pigs 60076 40 packers 5206 40 butchers and best heavy 6351422 Sheep receipts 0 steady natives 32515 35 lambs 3790 00
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St, Louis
Texas
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Reported by Scripps-McRae
Cincinnati market results show cattle receipts at 585 with steady tone. Butcher steers bring 4.60 to 5.15, calves 5.00, hog receipts 1,500 steady with good to choice 6.76 to 6.35, sheep 565 with strong demand and lambs at 8.15 to 8.20.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Prices Reported by Press Association
Chicago market note lists eggs Butter Creamery extra at two cents, cheese Twins 14 to 15 cents, poultry with turkeys at 12 cents, chickens 18 to 14 cents, ducks 18 cents and geese at 20 cents. Includes sourcing from Scripps-MoRse Press Association.
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Chicago
Scripps-MoRse Press Association
Farm Commodity Prices and Car Lot Inspections Report
The report lists grain prices for Wheat Corn and Oats with multiple grades and billing terms including No 2 red through No 4 red and through billing figures. Hav and Timothy prices are given with specific bids. Inspections cover car counts for Corn White Yellow Mixed and No 1 Timothy Hay with totals for each category.
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Timothy
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa March 2 Cattle supply light steady prime prices range 5 50 to 5 65, choice to 6 00. Sheep supply light steady prime wethers 4 00 to 4 65 good mixed 5 60 to 5 90 lambs 6 00 to 8 25. Hogs receipts 10 ds 10c lower heavy hogs 6 95 mids 6 85 light workers 6 70 to 6 75 pigs 6 40 to 6 75 roughs 6 00 to 6 40.
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Scripps-LeHac Presse Annotation
Pittsburg
Iight
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Buffalo cattle receipts 15 head lower with veals and calves selling from 6.00 to 10.50. Sheep receipts 6000, 25 cents stronger. choice lambs 8.25 to 6.55? cull to fair 5.75 to 5.15. yearlings 5.75 to 7.50. wethens 6.00. ewes 5.50 to 6.00. mixed sheep 5.25 to 5.90. Hogs receipts 6100, 19 cents lower. Yorkers pigs heavy and mixed grades 6.85 to 6.90.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Buffalo
N. Y
No Fire Escapes Prompt Indictments for Collony Managers
Coroner's jury in Englewood New Jersey requests grand jury indictments for criminal negligence against Helicon Hall owners over the March 16 blaze. Prosecution cites lack of fire escapes in the three story frame building housing 62 residents and accuses managers of running a private house as a hotel without hotel law compliance.
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New York
Lester Briggs
Upton Sinclair
Englewood
N. J
Wall Street Stocks Fall Following London Cues
New York opening shows weak tone as London quotes slip. St Paul and Union Pacific drop a full point, Northwestern rises, Amalgamated gains. Trading remains unsettled with persistent declines across rail and industrial shares after noon. Brokers heavy on Erie, Union Pacific, Atchison.
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Scrippse-McRae Preas Association
New York
London
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Amalgamated
Gov. Hughes
Bank of France
Erie
Atchison
City Record Births and Deaths Notice
City births list Edward and Sadie Kenny a son at 2106 N Delaware Street and several other births including William Kolling and Bertha Simpson. The death notices include James Ryan with cerebral hemorrhage, Elizabeth Holloway with valvular heart disease, and Rebeccah Barnes with breast cancer, among numerous property and dwelling records and financial figures for local buildings and repairs. The compilation blends birth announcements, obituaries, and property transactions from multiple addresses and individuals.
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Edward
Sadie Kenny
N. Dela Ware
William A
Martha Kolling
State-ave
Charles F
Bertha Simpson
Evason
Oscar
Belle Hartman
Indiana-ave
Theodore
Amelia Milon
John
Flossie Browhard
Yankdes-st
John and
Cora Ballard
Maryland St
E. Clifford
Fiora Barrett
E. Fifteenth-st
James and
Georgia Finn
Douglassst
Susie Watts
W. Twelfth- St
Andrew and
Anna Reed
James R. Ryan
New Jersey St
John R. Budd
Walnut St
Elizabeth Holloway
New York
Edwin Mitchell
Pinkie Gordon
W. Wabash
Rebeccah Ann Barnes
N. Holmes Ave
Crawford denies fraud in land title charge
Gov. Coe Crawford, in a statement to The Sun, rejects allegations by Congressmen and Secretary Garfield that he sought government land through fraud. He says he filed a homestead entry in Walworth county years ago in good faith, abandoned it later as settlememt costs rose, and accuses political enemies of exploiting the charge for their humiliation.
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Sun
Huron
S. D
Coe L. Crawford
Matin
Garfield
Night of music and devotion in Georgetown Ky
Last Friday evening devotees of the terphiscorean Godness gathered in Georgetown to hear sweeping harmonies. The event drew worshippers and locals who spoke of breathless music and a sense of wonder that lingered long after the performances.
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Georgetown
Fire devastates Ironton plant. millions in losses feared
A noon blaze in Ironton caused extensive damage with early estimates at 100000 dollars. By mid afternoon the fire raged in several city sections and the entire plant of the Ironton Sumver company was destroyed.
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Tronton
Ironton Sumver Company
New School Head Miss Julia Landers Takes Knickerbocker Hall Role
Miss Julia E. Landers will lead Knickerbocker Hall next season after her work with the May Wright Sewall Girls' Classical school. Her guarantors include Bishop J. M. Francis and numerous Indianapolis families. Social patrons feature Mrs. Benjamin Harrison and Mrs. S. E. Morss among others.
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Landers
May Wright Sewall Girls’ Classical School
Indianapolis
Lan
Hoosier governor visits Juneau on Alaska tour
Wil lam B. Hoggatt, governor of Alaska and former Boonville resident, is stopping at the Claypool hotel for a short visit after detailing conditions and praise of his far northwestern domain. His headquarters are in Juneau.
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Alaska
Willam B. Hoggatt
Boonville
Ind
Washington, D. C
Claypool Hotel
Gov. Hoggatt
Juneau
Cheap Sunday Run Likely End In Indiana Meeting
The Central Passenger Association calls a March 26 meeting in Indianapolis signaling possible action to curb Sunday excursions. Indianapolis railroad men note interurban influence and speculate a move to abolish Sunday trips or switch to a straight three cent fare after a recent law.
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Indiana
Central
Indianapolis
The Social Lobby Moves Into Washington Society
A powerful society lobby forms in Washington as prominent financiers and railroad fortunes buy homes and entertain lavishly. Noted figures such as Vanderbilts Pullmans Field Andrews and others join the millionaires in shaping influence over legislators through dinners and social reach.
King to Seek Mercy for Greek Condemned in Indiana
Governor J Frank Hanly will return Friday night from the east and will hear a clemency request Saturday for Constantine Strathocoulous a Greek sentenced to hang March 29 at the state prison for the murder of a fellow Greek workman near Hammond Ind The appeal for commutation is said to be backed by the king of Greece and Greek consuls in the United States
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J. Frank Hanly
Constantine Strathocoupoulus
Hammord
Ind
Greece
United States
Aided Saloon Man In Indianapolis License Hearing
Police testifying at the county commissioners court supported John W Crabb to run a saloon at Blackford and New York streets near Military Park. Most could not recall a Sunday back room bar though some saw back yard activity Sundays. Remonstrators via the Anti Saloon league appeal citing intoxication gambling and a Nicholson law violation.
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Indianapolis
County Commissioners’ Court
John W. Crabb
Anti-Saloon League
Bhen
High power lamp touted by Columbia professor inventors
Professor H. A. Parker of Columbia University and W. G. Clark announce a new electric light called helion with a carbon filament. They claim efficiency 45 times that of standard carbon filament lamps due to the filament's unique spectrum similar to helium.
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H. A. Parker
Columbia University
W. G. Clark
The Difference In Daily City Travel
In a brief dialogue a traveler notes not riding the 18 hour trains but takes a nightly 12 hour streetcar journey, highlighting contrasting travel rhythms between long intercity trains and local streetcars. The exchange underscores urban commuting patterns and public transit habits.
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Chicago Grain
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Local Securities
Indianapolis Street Railway
St. Louis
Scripps-McRae Prees Association
Cincinnati Live
Scripps-McHae Press Association
City Grain
East Buffalo
Sinclair
New Jersey
Scrippsa-McRae Press Association
Wall-St
Elmer S. Enders
Emma Augusta Newmen
Lewis W. Johnson
Winnie E. Gambril
P. H. Yunt
Ps Yunt
D. M. Hawker
N. Caplioiave
G. Seisel
de Quincey
Frank L. Thomas
Charles-ave
R. F. Hiatt
Thirtieth
Laura Alexander
Lexington-ave
W. E. Worland
Naomi St
W. L. Elder
Cliffton
Thirty-second-st
E. . Evers
Twentysixth-st
Thirtieth-sts
Spruce Filis
Raymond
New-sts
Mt Meier Meuser Package Company
Incd
Vinton
Wastrst
Harry Ingram
Harn
Mabb-st
Caroline Mapper
Chestnut
Towa-sts
C. H. Smith
Wilcox-st
C._M. Ryder
Thirtieth-st
John W. Clark
Central Ave
J. W. Connaty
Richwine
Maryland-st
J. H. Head
Addison-st
Victoria-st
Crawford
Ironton
Washington Street
Saks & Company
Pennsylvania Street
Saks
Olga Nethersole AS
Sapho
Julia E. Landers
Hoosier
Railroads
Secessany
Social Lobby
Washington
ING
Capi
Tal City
U. S
Secripps-McRae Press Association
Washinton
National Capital
Secoty
George W. Vanderbilt
George M. Pullman
Marshall Field
John Hgyes Hammond
Garaner Wiliams
Hennen Jennings
Thomas F. Ryan
Leiters
Aires
Sion
Dupont Circle
Clark
Montana
Stuart Castle
Townsends
Westinghouses
John R. McLain
Futtersons
Thomas ¥. Walsh
Colorado
Andersons
Cin
Cinnati
Perry Belmont
New Hampshire Ave
Vanderbilt
State Department
Hanly
Acter
Crabb
Blackford and
New York Sts
Mili
Tary Park
Ward Helm
Frank Alderson
Serg James D. Hagerty
George Stewart
Samuel Gillispie
Wiliam
Mellin and
Patrick Doherty
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