Scarce Hogs Prompt Cattle and Sheep Price Movement
Indianapolis dispatch reports a scant hog supply with prices 5 cents higher on some loads, while cattle and sheep see gains. Receipts total about 2,500 hogs, 1,450 cattle, 200 sheep, with sales mainly 10.80 to 11.10 for hogs, and strong butchers cattle and rising calf values amid active trading.
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Indianapolis
Aire Adel
Eee
Bern
Togo
Union Stockyards
AMD
Susano
Western
Haan Buffalo
Sana Neuly
Pittsburg
Brisk Demand Lifts Stocks On Market Opening
New York shares rose at the open as brisk demand and labor unrest easing supported a broad advance. Local traction stocks led, Interborough Metropolitan and Brooklyn Rapid Transit up about a point, with Union Pacific Reading and St Paul rising. Bonds, especially New York City issues, showed strength while Wabash and Southern Pacific gained.
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New York
Interborough
Brooklyn
Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Steel Common
Amalgamated Copper
New York City
Wabash Baebes Red
Southern Pacific
The Wagon Market Prices Listing
Market notice shows prices for oats straw and hay by the load or bale. Items include shelled oats at 45 cents, timothy hay at 16.50 per unit, mixed hay at 14.50 to 16.50, and other feed staples with cents per unit.
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Some Bros
Timothy
Stock market wrap from Cobalt mining stocks
The week shows light trend and narrow price ranges with heavy trading. Bailey returns to lead activity with 120 percent bids, Beaver steady near 35 cents, Little Nipissing slipping to 2 7/8, and Ophir the standout fetches around 68 cents before retreat. Multiple gains noted for Little Nip, McKinley Warragh, and Ophir as the week closes satisfactorily.
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Jackson & Tegkeny
Ralley
Chambers-Ferland
City of Cobalt
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Lake
E.a
Nova Scotia
Peterson Lake
Temiskaming
Bailey
Eaver
McKinley Warragh
Ophir
Minisk
Grain market declines with mixed futures in Chicago
Chicago grain trend posted a downward tilt led by wheat and corn while oats eased. July wheat traded near 1.06 to 1.07 dollars, July corn about 0.63 to 0.64, and oats around 0.41. Opening and closing quotes span May and July contracts with hog products also lower in step with losses.
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Chicago
Shorts
Wheart
Riba
A. W. Thomson
Ates Orel
B&f
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago prices for cash grain list wheat and corn bids by grade including No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard winter No 3 hard winter No 1 northern spring with various dollar values and cents per bushel for No 2 white No 3 white No 4 yellow oats and white oats, showing bid ranges and fractions across wheat corn and oats categories. The figures present a snapshot of commodity pricing activity in Chicago trade for grain buyers and sellers.
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Chicago
Ogata
Indianapolis Grain Prices in Exchange Notes and Inspections
Grain and hay prices listed for Indianapolis market show No. 2 red and white grades, corn and oats varying by grade with notes on samples and through billing. Inspections record car counts for different grades, with totals across categories for outturns and data cars, including timothy and straw types and unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Billin Ueagon
Hay
Timothy
New York Metal Prices Quiet at Exchange
New York metal market on March 22 showed quiet trading with copper bids higher by a fraction. Copper for May climbed to 12.00 to 13.12, while spelter moved 5.55 to 5.65 and lead held around 4.40. Tin hovered near 8.38 to 8.50 as dealers watched the day’s activity.
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NEW York Metal
New York
Ee Exchange
Umd
New Bank Examiners Named by Treasury
Washington March 22 the treasury department announced appointments of national bank examiners Henry N Norris for the district of San Francisco and Oakland and Wm H White for the district of Minnesota
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Washington, D. C
National Bank
Treasury Department
Henry N. Norris
San Francisco
Oakland
Wm. H. White
District of Nlinots
Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices at commission row
A listing of wholesale prices for fruits and vegetables including Grimes Golden apples at 2.50 per box and 3.25 to 4.50 for other varieties, oranges at 2.50 to 3 per box, beans and onions by the bushel, potatoes by the bushel, and assorted produce terms with per crate, per box, or per basket rates, along with miscellaneous items such as nuts and mushrooms.
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Grimes Golden
Jonathans
Belleflower
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Jerseys
Malaga
California
Messina
Florida
Perth
Valencia
Ohio
Red River
Southern Queens
Meats and Lard Listings From Kingan Co
Kingan and Co presents a range of meats including sugar cured hams at 12 4d Easter hams English style hams boiled hams breakfast bacon and sugar cured clears sliced breakfast bacon smoked bacon shoulders and sausages with prices shown for fresh beef carcasses veal carcasses lambs and other cuts noting varied old currency and weights.
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Kingan & Co
Retail Coal Prices and Varied Grades Listed
A compressed price list shows coal types such as Low Anthracite, 5.75 per crate or ton in Ohio and Pittsburgh areas. Details include Kanawha Jump, Pocahontas, Falling Rock, Linton lump and mine rap prices around 3.75 to 8.00, plus coke and bag charges.
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Ohio Jackson
Stove
Raymond
Pitteburg
Heexing Valley
Pocahontas
Brazil
Blossburg
Market News Butter and Cheese Prices Cited
Produce market updates list Elgin butter tubs at 33 cents and State tube 32 cents, with New York full cream and cheddars, Swiss imports and 5-pound loaves cited. Fresh eggs and poultry figures appear, noting hens and young turkeys and toms.
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N.Y
Limbregr
Neufchatel
Sure Signs in a Street Car Exchange
In a street car dialogue the First Lady notes a poet Ian beside them while the Second Lady observes his short hair and amusing remarks. The exchange reveals a playful scene where the man is called a perfect poem and attentively scans the ladies' feet.
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Ian
Native Herbs Bligs at 25 West Wash
Local classifieds advertise native herbs available at 25 West Wash storefront Bligs. Buyers can inquire about varieties, pricing, and quantities.
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Washa
Taft face criticism over party pledges in Capitol clash
Washington March 22 Speaker Cannon smiles as Burke presents the conference report on the homesteaders relief bill. Himes denies quoted critic on the speaker. Vreeland seeks treasury data on emergency currency notes and banks. Voss reports the naval appropriation bill at 129,037,607, below estimates. Palmer accuses Taft of failing to redeem Republican pledges, saying party leaders are bound to their own traditions amid recent events.
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Burke
South Dakota
Himes
Tennessee
Vreeland
Secretary of the Treasury
Voss
Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Taft
Republican Party
Congress
Nine confessions from councilmen in Pittsb urgent graft case
In Pittsburg on March 22 Judge Fraser mentions nine more current and former council members admitting guilt in municipal graft inquiries. Sentences are postponed, indefinite under local rules. Names listed include Dr C Lang, W G Frederick, Thomas J Stack, Richard Armstrong, and others.
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Pittsburg
Psa
Robert S. Fraser
Fraser
Counceils
Dr. C. &. Lang
W. G. Frederick
Thomas J. Stack
Richard Armstrong
W. H. Harvey
C. E. Woods
Fred Herring
L. FP. Hedrick
Harry Kalson
Diamonds Belong to Woman in Ohio
Diamonds found on Simon Holli after police arrested him while trying to sell them at a jewelry store on N Meridian Street belong to Mrs Ida Rolakoff of 47 W Twelfth Street Cincinnati. Holli awaits transfer to Cincinnati to face charges of stealing the purse containing the diamonds. Detectives think he acted for the real thief who supplied the stolen goods.
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Simon Hall
N. Meridian Street
Ida Rolakoff
W. Twelfth Street
Cincinnati
Holli
W. Washington Street
Sixty Men Strike Over Closed Shop Demand on Washington Street
Sixty workers on a ten story Washington Street office building walked off in sympathy with electricians demanding a closed shop. About 25 city employees at the Kentucky avenue public comfort station were also called out. A union committee tried to see Mayor Shank, but he was absent. The electrical contractor is Stillwell & Co. of Lafayette.
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Washington Street
Kentucky Avenue
Shank
Stillwell & Co
Lafayette
Sanbera-Masth Coubp
Body recovered from canal near Polar Ice plant
A body believed to be Charles Merritt, 50, missing from 1660 Mills Street, was found in the canal at Broadcut near the Polar Ice and Fuel Company. He had been last seen Feb 12 returning home. Police detained four suspects but released them for lack of evidence.
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Charles Merritt
Mills Street
Merritt
Hett
Irick
West St. Clair Street
Respected man is burglar by night in Schenectady
Leymond Wyckham head electrician of the American Locomotive company, noted for his good reputation, confessed in Schenectady on March 22 to entering S R Hertzberg pawnshop on March 7 and stealing jewels valued at 700 dollars. Police expect more crimes to be linked to him and he was held to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Leymond Wyckham
American Locomotive Company
S. R. Hertzberg
Wyckham
Debaters chosen by Notre Dame finalize debating team
Notre Dame South Bend March 22 final contest selects Paul J Donovan of Woodstock Illinois James B Toole of Altoona Pennsylvania and Michael A Mathis of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania as members of the university debating squad to meet top college teams over the next two months.
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South Bend, Inc
Notre Dame University
Paul J. Donovan
Woodstock
James BR. Toole
Altoona Pa
Michael A. Mathis
Pittsburg
License for Prison Goods Knocked Out by Court
Washington March 22 The court of appeals affirmed the appellate division first department holding unconstitutional the law requiring a license for the sale of prison goods made in other states. The action was by the people ex rel Louis P Phillips and against Edward Rayne a New York City peace officer in a habeas corpus proceeding. The decision of the highest authority based on the petition of the court below and action of the judges of the court of appeals was unanimous.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
Appellate Division
First Department
Louis P. Phillips
Edward Rayne
New York City
Alee Same
Admiral Hichborn recalls Chow the Chinese servant who asked to attend a funeral. The exchange turns on cultural notions of funerary food and timing, with Chow replying that death and offerings occur at the same time for both cultures. The tale appears in Cosmopolitan Magazine as a witty anecdote.
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Hichborn
Chow
China
Cosmopolitan Magazine
New York Curb Market Opens Steady Amid Oil and Can Stock
New York curb market opened steady with listings featuring Standard Oil and Gas, American Can Company at 445 460, Nevada Consolidated 23, Miami 3, Ray Consolidated behind Rawhide at 24 25, Boston Consolidated 19, 15% and other named issues such as Kerr Lake and Goldfield Consolidated.
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New York
Butte Condition
Kevada
Ze Miami
Ray Cong
Ai Rawhide
Boston
Hind
Greene Cananea
Giroux
Kerr Lake
Bets i Goldfield
Indiana firm warns of Canada tariff war impact
Richmond Indiana March 22 Gaar Scott Threshing Machine company, second largest in the world, opposes maximum US tariffs on Canada. Officials say a 33 1 3 percent retaliatory duty could add about 175 dollars to the price of a 40 horsepower engine and threaten hundreds of thousands in Canadian business. Canadian parliament sits in Ottawa watching.
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Richmond
Ind
Gaar- Scott Threshing Machine Company
Canada
United States
Letter to a girl leads to arrest in Indianapolis
Effie Lock, 17, colored, of Henderson Kentucky, arrested in Indianapolis after a registered letter to relatives in Henderson revealed her location. She is wanted there for assault with a knife, injuring another girl. Detective Kurtz traced the letter to Mrs. Viola Pope, who denied knowledge but was pressured. Bicycle policemen located the girl in the northwestern city area following a bluff.
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Effie& Lock
Henderson
Indianapolis
Jacob Kurtz
Viola Pope
Torbet Street
Wall Collapse Injures Workman at State and Southeastern
A frame wall fell during tearing down of an old building at State and Southeastern avenues this afternoon. Homer Stevenson of Connersville was carried down in the wreckage but escaped with only a few bruises.
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State
Southeastern Avenues
Homer Stevenson
Connersville
Bigamist for twenty third time jailed in Brooklyn
Arthur Zim merman alias Baron von Lich, a self confessed bigamist and perjurer, was sentenced in county court to not less than four years six months and up to eight years at hard labor in Sing Sing. Two of his wives, Mrs Mary Grohman and Mrs Louisa Hahl, led to his capture. Judge Zimmerman denounced him while imposing the sentence.
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New York
Arthur Zimmerman
Baron” von Lich
Brooklyn
Sing Sing
Dika Zimmerman
Mray Fiuily Grohman
Evergreen Avenue
Louisa Hahl
E. Thirty-second Street
Hoch
Chicago
Immerman
Zimmersman
Zimmerman
Couple Hide Their St. Dennis Hotel Nuptials
A 36 year old man claiming Carl Harstadt and a 21 year old woman Elsie Reage married yesterday in Columbus Indiana at the St. Dennis hotel by Justice J P Kinney. The groom headed toward Indianapolis on a interurban car after the ceremony. The man is connected as secretary treasurer of Marstadt dye works per the Indianapolis directory and had been away for health. The dye works office said he was out of town for health reasons and expected to return.
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Columbus
Ind
Carl Harstadt
Indianapolis
Elsie Reage
Bartholomew County
St. Dennis
Justice of the Peace
J. P. Kinney
Carl Karstadt
Marstadt Dye Works
Karstadt
Jones Case Continued In Grand Larceny Charge
The case of Richart Jones, a British subject, charged with grand larceny and embezzlement totaling $35, was continued indefinitely before Special Judge Brown. Jones applied to the British consul for aid as the indictment accuses him of taking $65 from Edward Gelser, a clerk at the Orpheum hotel, during construction work on the Muratten ure, with strong letters of recommendation from English firms.
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Jones
Richart Jones
Brown
Criminal Court
Edward Gelser Whhe
Orpheum
Architectus
Protests Filed Over Road Work Quality on Grace and Christian
Two property owners on South Grace and South Christian streets filed protests with the Board of Works challenging the quality of travel by contractors. The board was asked to withhold acceptance of the work as City Engineer Klansmann was instructed to inspect the site and report findings.
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Irving
South Grace Street
South Christian Street
Board of Works
Klansmann
Soldier James Dugger Sentenced for Burglary
James Dugger a Fort Benjamin Harrison soldier was sentenced yesterday to one to fourteen years in state prison after burglary conviction. He broke into Strong jewelry on Massachusetts avenue and stole a large quantity of goods. He was dishonorably discharged from the army after arrest.
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James Dugger
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Massachusetts Avenue
Salvation Army Aids Destitute Family of Six on Everett Street
The Salvation Army reports a six member family in destitute condition on Everett Street. Their home is quarantined due to whooping cough and the father is unemployed. The Army provided groceries and medicines to the family today.
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Salvation Army Today
Everett Street
Army
Pritchard Out. Brown Leads Court in His Absence
Judge James A. Pritchard remains unable to attend court duties. Judge Brown presides trials in his absence. The Ensley juror misconduct settlement claim against Bailiff Hardin by Foreman Hartman waits for Pritchard's return.
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James A. Pritchard
Criminal Court
Brown
Ensley
Hardin
Hartman
Pritchard
Fletcher Bank Named Reserve Agent Assignment
Washington service reports Fletcher National Bank of Indianapolis named reserve agent for First National Bank of Goodland. Appointment announced from Hibbs Building in Washington D C dated March 22.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs
Washington, D. C
Fletcher National Bank of Indianapolis
National Bank of Goodland
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Theater Des Cha Millionaires
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