Hogs Decline and Cattle Prices Slip in Market Report
Receipts total about 4 000 hogs 1 700 cattle and 400 sheep with overall gains versus a week ago but hogs and cattle down from a year ago Demand dull prices for hogs 10 25c lower than yesterday most sales down 15 20c. top at 11.00. Cattle receipts rise and demand weaker with declines up to 25c from early week. feeder market dull. calves bulls and cows show further drops. Sheep receipts up but trade steady at quoted levels. Continuous market activity includes varied per-head prices and a broad range for hogs cattle and sheep across multiple lots and grades.
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Nors Oo
SAO
Wittsburg
Stocks Drag In Wall Street Market Opens Weak
New York March 30 A steady tone at the market open faded as railroad shares fell with Atchison down percent after early losses. Leading rails slipped from initial prices with lack of demand while Canadian Pacific rose over 2 points and Westinghouse fell about 1. Trading showed quick shifts by specialists and outside interests as government and other bonds held steady.
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New York
Atchison
C.g
Canadian Pacific
Westinghouse
New York Curb Market Opening Reports Dull Trade
Curb market opens with dull and easy trading. Quotes include Standard Oil 625 to 640, American Tobacco 420 to 450, Elyont 16, Apple commodities and various mines such as Goldfield Gene 87 16, Braden Copper 4, Nipissing 10, Ohio Copper 41e, Union Line 1 1 4, Ely Central 13 16 to 15 16.
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New York
American Tobacco
Elyont
Miami
Nevada
Boston
Nipissing
Pisaio
Greene Ananea
Giroux Cons
Kerr Lake
Goldfield Gene
Tnited
British Columbia
Braden Copper
la Rose
Ohio Copper
Gilenge Se Babay Central
Union Line
Opening stocks report from Boston market session
Boston market notes show Lake Copper at 68 percent Ariz Commercial at 23 percent Franklin Lasalle at 15 percent Shannon at 133 North Lake at 17 percent.
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Boston
Lake Copper
Ariz. Comm’l
Franklin
Ae Lasalle
Shannon
North Lake
Metal Exchange Prices Steady With Small May Sale
At the New York Metal Exchange this morning trading was firmer with prices steady. Copper held at $12.75 to $13.00 per unit as a May sale of ten tons went at $33.25. Lead remained firm in the bid and tin ranged around $33.00 to $32.25 with spot to May quotations.
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NEW York Metal
New York
Metal Exchange
Grain and hay price list for Indianapolis market
A detailed Indianapolis grain and hay catalog lists bids and receipts for wheat, corn, oats, and hay. Prices shown include No. 2 and No. 3 red wheat, various corn white yellow and mixed grades, oats white and mixed, and hay grades including Choice Timothy and No 1 Light Clover mixed with totals by car and through billing.
Chicago Grain Cash Close Details March 30
Cash close Wheat prices show No. 2 red 1.168% to 1.20 nominal No. 3 Hg 1.14 to 1.18 nominal No. 2 hard winter 1.44 to 1.15 No. 4 white 5A 5ic No. 3 yellow 16C No. 2 white 46 47c No. 3 white 5 46c No. 4 white 41 44c standard 46 46 Gc Corn values list No. 2 62c No. 2 white 63 64c No. 2 yellow 62% No. 3 white 62% No. 3 yellow 16 1 c No. 4 5A 5ic No. 4 white AQc No. 4 yellow 62c.
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Chicago
Owe Hgle
Wheat and corn futures mixed with light rainfall reports
Chicago market notes show May wheat around 1.11 to 1.14 on forward bids with July at about 1.08. corn steady to higher, July near 0.66. oats firmer around 0.41 to 0.44. Hog and pork quotes varied with May pork near 13.50 while other cuts quoted higher or lower in response to demand and weather.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Toledo Grain Prices Open with Mixed Corn and Wheat
Toledo March 36 closing prices show cash wheat at 1.17 and May at 1.18 with July at 1.18. May corn at 65 cents and July at 67. Gate May Hesseh notes April at 86.55 and October at 6.50 for overseed classes.
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Toledo
Beth
New York Cotton Opens Higher Then Falls
New York cotton opened at a slight gain of three to five points before turning lower as trading began.
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New York
Cotton
Atenty
Dekoerite dance disaster leaves hundreds dead in Hungary
In Budapest on March 30 details reveal more than 500 killed in the Dekoerite barn fire at a gypsy fundraiser. The Hungarian government opens a relief fund, with $20,000 from authorities. Among the dead are Nagyetched residents and public figures heroically aiding others per reports.
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Budapest
Austria
Hungary
Nagyetched
Kovacs
Kalmar
Coal Price Listings in Ohio and Nearby Mines
A fragmented listing details various coal prices by type and mine across Ohio and surrounding regions. It includes anthracite grate and stove coal ranges from several producers and locations, with per-ton pricing and additional bag fees or handling charges noted as extras.
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Ohio
Jackson
Egg & Stove
Pittsburg
Herring Waller
Pocahontas
Brazil
Blossburg
Meats and Lards Price List From Kingan & Co
Sugar cured hams and boiled hams listed with English style hams and breakfast bacon. Smoked bacon and shoulders priced per pound with lard and fresh pork loins. Beef carcasses and veal carcasses noted, with lambs priced around 18 cents.
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Kingan
Real estate transfers listed for Indianapolis area parcels
A long list of property transfers shows numerous lots and additions exchanged between private parties and executors within Marion County. Notable entries include Hackedorn to Fisher on Holbrook's Prospect Street addition and Regan to Lightsinger on East Washington Street additions with varying sizes and payments, totaling 60,445.80 across 35 transfers.
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Marion A. M. Hackedorn
Frederick Fisher
Holbrook
Prospect Street
Madeira Street
Patrick F. Regan
Mary A. Lightsinger
Picken Et al
E. Washington Street
Beville Avenue
New York Street
Mary A. Urban
Rachel F. Funkhouser
Malvern
Berwick Avenue
Michigan Street
Isaiah (. Crane
Frank Cones
Strong & Co
Johnson Heirs
College Avenue
Dissette
King Avenue
Tenth Street
Christian Warweg
Egon T. Wood
Vawter
la Salle Street
Wilhelmina Warweg
Same
Len Campbell
Margaret Caupnell
Purser
Broad Ripple
Washington Township
Elmer E. Roland
Julia T. George
Osgood
Washington Boulevard
New Jersey Street
Thirty-third Street
Mary E. Bell
William Albers
Kaufman
Blake
Washington Street
Oriental Street
Trent
Philip Tasch
Fletcher
Senate Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
William M. St. Clair
James L. Hayden
Armstrong Park
Thirty-second Street
Clifton Street
Zoe T. Hartley
Rose E. Hartley
Brightwood
la Belle Street
Twenty-Third Street
Esther K. Brennan
Edward J. Brennan
Langley Avenue
Hazel Street
Robert Hall
Elva
Chamberlain
Collett’s
Irvington
Butler Avenue
University Avenue
Alvin B
Privett
Thomas W. Boyden
Berison
Wilcox Street
Bank Avenue
Frank E. Brown
George E. Brewer
Robson Et Als
Brookville Avenue
John E. Hendricks
Jane J. Hendricks
St. Clair
Chester Avenue
Clark Et al
Indianapolis
Division Street
Henry Street
Mark H. Miller
Clarence Fuller
McCarty
West Side
Carrollton Avenue
Thirtr-elghth Street
Albert FE
Uhl
William Barnes
Forest Park
Enat
Grace Street
Clayton Avenue
Willoughby G. Walling
Martin O'Cannor
English Avenue
Leota Street
The Wagon Market Prices From Rouse Bros
Wheat No 2 red 1.16 milling sample 1.05 1.1.14. Corn 18 70c. Shelled oats 45 0c. Wheat straw 5.00 7.00. Oats straw 5 0 08.90. Hay mixed 14.06 16.60 timothy 16.00 17.00 baler 17.50.
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Rouse Bros
London Bar Silver Steady After Small Advance
London market reports bar silver at 24440 with a gain of 1-16d as of March 30 in a steady session. The move reflects shallow demand and firm prices in the London bullion market.
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London
Vegetable Market Prices and Variety Listings
The list shows multiple market prices for fruits and vegetables including apples such as Grimes Golden at $2.50 a box and Oranges from Florida at $2.50 to $2.75 per box, plus crates and bushels for items like Pineapples, Lemons, Grapefruit, and diverse produce. Also includes per dozen and per crate rates for berries, melons, and root vegetables with assorted regional varieties and vendors.
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Grimes
Grernings
Jonathans
Kelleflower
Winesap
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Runanaw
Smyrna
Graves
Malaga
California
Mesaina
Florida
Etna Eruption Send Catania Into Terror and Flight
Mt Etna continues erupting near Catania as ashes six inches deep blanket streets. Thirty craters vent lava and falling stones threaten the city as troops are asked for and lava rivers advance toward the town. Explorer Frank Perret and Prof Ricco observe the activity amid fear among 150,000 residents and visitors depart.
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Mt. Etna
Etna
Pompeii
Ricco
Frank Perret
Brooklyn
Mt Vesuvius
Cold Weather Expected Tomorrow In Indianapolis
Weather man W H Church predicts a sharp morning drop of 12 to 15 degrees as a westward storm moves in from Minnesota. He says residents should build fires but warns the cold will not be terribly severe and that duration after tonight’s showers is uncertain.
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Indianapolis
W. H. Church
Minnesota
Saint Agnes Bazaar Promises Student Driven Fun
Saint Agnes academy on N Meridian street hosts a two day bazaar run entirely by students. Classes compete for display quality with help from L S Ayres Wasson Co Marott Co and Marie Rink. Candy booth decor by Ayres. wonder wells and art booths by Wasson Co. Sophomores oversee refreshments with luncheon served 5 to 7 pm each evening.
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Saint Agnes Academy
N. Meridian Street
Academy
L. S. Ayres
Wonder Wells
Wasson & Co
Marie Rink
Marott & Co
State Printing Board Reports Six Month Expenditures
The State Printing board shows $19,877 spent of a $75,000 appropriation for the first half of the fiscal year. Secretary Fred Sims, Auditor John Billheimer, and A. E. Butler refused several printing requests yesterday. The state geologist delay concerns including beetle coverage in his report.
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State Printing Board
Marshall
Fred Sims
John Billheimer
A. E. Butler
Printing Board
W. S. Blatchley
Bureau of Statistics
Free Employment Bureau
Suspected 1898 Hope Bank Robber Tied to New York Arrest
Hope Indiana March 30 authorities believe the New York arrestee suspected to be Eddie Fay may be one of the men who robbed the Hope National Bank in 1898. The bandits reportedly blew the safe and stole about $10,000, with $288 in stamps and $100 in stamps seized from the post office.
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Hope, Ind
New York
Eddie Fay
Hope National Bank
Hope Péost
Trapped In A Tramp's Tale And An Old Penitentiary Confession
A clever man dismisses a tramp's repeated sob story as worn. The tramp admits he had forgotten they met and claims he was in the penitentiary last week, revealing a jail past amid their exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Magazine
Indiana Democrats eye Marshall slate against Taggart plans
Anti-Taggart Democrats push for a strong, balanced state ticket with names like Ellingham Miers Adams Foster Nolan Cravens and O'Brien as possible officials. Marshall faction hopes to place a slate aligned with Governor Marshall while Taggart backers push their own lineup with Vollmer as treasurer and Menzies seeking attorney general.
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Taggart
Indiana
Lew Ellingham
Ellingham
Gov
Marshall
Gov. Marshall
Mr. Ellingham
R. W. Miers
Bloomington
Andrew A. Adams
Columbia City
Samuel C. Foster
Fort Wayne
Jack Nolan
Evansville
Joseph Cravens
Madison
W. H. O’brien
Lawrenceburg
O’brien
Mr. O'Brien
W. H. Vollmer
Vincennes
Vollmer
Knox
Knox County
Jail Break Killings Shocks Portsmouth Barbershop
John Parker and William Smith, murderers awaiting transfer for electrocution, escaped from Norgalt county jail in Portsmouth by cutting bars. A third prisoner fled. barber James Smith was later found stabbed to death. Bloodhounds track the fugitives.
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Portsmouth
John Parker
William Smith
Richmond
Norgalt County
James Smith
Moody death inquiries push forward in Chicago
Peter Peterson, shadowed for wealth, to tell his story of bakery owner Alexander J. Moody’s death to Assistant Chief Schnettler. Coroner and police delay warrants until after the inquest as discrepancies emerge in Peterson’s account of Moody’s last hours after arsenic in hamburger steak. Mrs. Moody and Peterson subpoenaed. she remains silent per counsel.
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Chicago
Alexander J. Moody
Schnettler
State Attorney's Office
Peterson
Moody
Schuettier
Paterson
Hero for Second Time Rescues Girl in Runaway
In Brookline Massachusetts William Walkner saved Winnie F Twombly a Wellesley College student from a runaway horse. He grabbed the brid le and was dragged several yards receiving severe kicks before the horse stopped. Miss Twombly fainted into his arms and Walkner had previously won a Carnegie Medal for a drowning rescue.
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William Walker
Wellesley
Iam Walkner
Winnie FF
Twombly
Lege
Miss Twombly
Passaic
N. J
Wenway
Walkner
Miss Twombley
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American Central Life
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US Capital National
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Lela
Madison County
Farmers Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Wayne & Wab
Trac
German American Trust Co
Home Brewer
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Tithe Company
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapola Abattoir Pfd
Indianapolis Gas
Td. Steee Indpis
Northwestern P Indpis
Southeastern Ptd
Indianapolis Street Railway
Kokomo, Marion & W. Trac
Indianapolis Trac
Cane Law Building
Pce
Laycock Mfg
Marion Trust Company
Ili Marott
Iti OF Marott Dept
Merchants’ Heat & L
Merchants’ National Bank
New Telephone
Atene
Eae
People's State Bank
Ees Raub Fertilizer
Nee Reeves & Co
Eee
Ewes
Non Security Trust
T. Haute Trac. & Light
Union National Bank
Union Traction Common
Union Traction
Aee Union Trust Eee
van Camp Hardware
van Camp Packing
Vandalia Coal Common
Vandalia Coal
Ug Wasson
Pfa
Asex
Citizens
Delaware
Tee
Ft. Wayne & Wah
Val
Indiana Union Traction
Indpis
Col. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gas Co
Greenfield
Wey
Martinsville
Indianapolis Northern
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Jndianapolis
Kekomo
Marion & W
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Union Traction Ss
Valencia
Red River
Hebron
Southent
Queens
Wisconsin
Catania
Sicily
ST. Agnes
Hope Bank
SIMMS
Senate
Menzies
G. V. Menzies
Mt. Vernon
Virginia
Peter Peterson
Bess
Girl
Brookline, Mass
Sun
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