Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher in Opening Trading
The Unitec Press reports New York stocks opened with gains up to 3 percent in Canadian Pacific and several others. Early leaders included St Paul Atchison Steel Smelting and New York Central with notable rises. By ten minutes in the market remained strong though later gains softened as buying power declined and Union Pacific slipped to 111 4 and St Paul to front.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison, Steel Common
New York Central
S00
Great Northern
General Electric
Southern Pacific
Steel
Reading
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Northern Pacfic
Union Pacfic
Livestock Prices and Receipts at Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis livestock market receipts show hogs 3,000 head cattle 450 head sheep and lambs 50. Hogs opened with decline to 5.50 top, cattle sheep and lambs steady. Steers and heifers listed with varied weight ranges and prices across categories, including prime and common stockers, cows, bulls, calves, and sheep lambs with multiple price points.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Livestock Prices Report From United Press
Pittsburg Pa Nov 18 cattle supplies 130 loads down 0.5 percent with choice 5.80 to 6.00 prime 5.50 to 5.75 sheep receipts 28 loads down 2 cents on lambs prime wethers 5.15 to 5.25 good mixed 4.10 to 5.10 lambs 4.50 to 6.50 hogs receipts 35 loads down with prime heavy 5.65 to 5.70 mediums and heavy yorkers 5.50 to 5.00 light yorkers 5.00 to 5.10 roughs 4.59 to 5.10.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Live Stock Prices Amid Mixed Midwest Demand
United Press reports Chicago receipts for cattle at 29,000 with gains of 10 cents. Prime beeves fetches range 5.19 to 6.50, cows and heifers 2.40 to 4.90, stockers 2.25 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 33,000 with 10 to 20 cent declines, ligh ts 4.90 to 6.40, heavy 5.10 to 5.45. Sheep receipts 25,000 with declines, native sheep 2.00 to 5.10, western 2.00 to 6.00, native lambs 4.00 to 7.50, western lambs 3.75 to 6.49.
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Chicago
Cincinnati cattle and hog receipts report declines
Cincinnati Ohio November 18 cattle receipts 2800 10 to 15 cents lower scow buyers range 4.60 to 5.10 calves extra 8.25 hogs receipts 5300 five cents lower good to choice 5.50 to 5.60 sheep receipts 400 steady extra 4.65 to 4.95 lambs extra 6.75
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United Press
Cincinnati. O
Market Prices Report from New York Breaks Down Commodities
New York market prices list pork product amounts and lard figures for Western steam, dressed poultry including turkeys chickens fowls ducks butter creamery cheese and Beggs White fancy grades with various price ranges and quality indicators. The note reflects early 20th century commodity trading and regional price setting.
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New York
Western Steam
Chicago Produce Prices from United Presse
Chicago market report lists eggs extras at 26c, fires 22c, prime firsts 2c. Butter creamery extra 7c, firsts 244c 2c, packing stock 18 19c. Cheese Twins 12 percent, Young Americas 13 4c. Poultry includes turkeys 14c, chickens hens 8c, spring chickens 9 1 2c, ducks 11c, geese per dozen 6.00 68.59.
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Chicago
United Presse
Young Americas
The Wagon Market Historical Grain and Feed Bales
Market notes list corn at 65 to 70 cents per bushel for new crop, Rheaf oats 12 to 13 dollars, shelled oats 0.53 dollars per bushel, straw 7 to 8 dollars, hay prices by type with clover 13 to 14.60 dollars, mixed 15 to 16 dollars, timothy 15.50 to 17 dollars per unit.
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Timothy
Louis Live Stock Market Report from St Louis
Cattle receipts 5000 steady with beef steers 8.00 to 6.00, stockers and feeders 2.00 to 4.00, cows and heifers 3.40 to 5.00, Texas steers 2.50 to 5.25. Hogs receipts 8500 down 10c, pigs 5.00 to 5.40, packers 4.75 to 6.40, best heavy 5.20 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 2000 steady natives 4.5 to 5.20, lambs 3.50 to 7.00.
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Mix as Receipts Decline
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts of 5 065 head, down 10 to 15 cents, with prime steers 5 60 to 6 60, cows 2 50 to 4 25, feeders around 4 00, milch cows and springers about 2 00 to 2 65, and mixed items. Receipts total 20 400, steady, with sheep and hogs also summarized and hogs at 6 40 to 6 50 per hundredweight.
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East Buffalo
United Pres
N. Y
Chicago grain markets show broad buying in wheat pit
In Chicago trading November 18 there was a general rush of buying orders. December wheat sold at 5 95?4?c and May at 1.04 1.04 1?4c. Corn edged up with December at 5?g 0513c and May around 6%4c. Oats slightly higher with December 40 5 30 and May 50 4% 5 0 qc. Hog products rose: pork 14.10, lard 9.70, ribs 7.10. December oats closed 4 74c and May 6 16c.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Carload Inspections Report
The document lists wheat corn and oats firmer and hay steady with prices for various grades and through billing terms. It records through billing figures for No 2 red No 3 red No 4 red No 2 white No 3 white No 4 white No 2 mixed No 3 mixed No 4 mixed and notes hay timothy oats straw and prairie. Inspections show car counts by grade with totals for wheat corn hay and miscellaneous cars.
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Lsc
Ste
Timothy
Prairie
Gats Straw
Indianapolis Produce and Dairy Prices Mixed in Early Listings
Price sketch shows Butter from Elgin and state cream at 0c with 16c country, cheese from New York and Wisconsin at 17 1744c, eggs candled at 24c, poultry live turkeys 14c ducks 9c Reese and hews listed with 81 cent roasters 5c, spring chickens 8c.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Reese
Wall Street Firms Assess New Government Relief Certificates
In New York investors react to Washington relief plans totaling 150 million dollars. Some authorities doubt 3 percent treasury certificates will succeed, yet many buyers rush to the subtreasury. A nominal market forms at 101 bid with sparse offers while a Panama canal bonds issue of 50 million dollars is expected to succeed.
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United Press
New York
Wall St
Washington
Treasury
Boileau Bride Delirious Amid Typhoid Illness
New York artist Philip Boileau is heart-broken as his bride, who married him on October 9, lies delirious from typhoid fever. The illness was reported November 18.
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United Press
New York
Philip Boileau
Boileau
Cuticura Remedies Prove Perfect Cure for Eczema
Walter W. Paglusch of Chicago reports using Cuticura Remedies including Soap and Readvent Pills to treat year long eczema. He cites relief after trying various treatments and offers to share his curing method with others. Dated October 1906.
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Walter W. Paglusch
N. Robey St
Chicago
Retiring Rabbi Messing Honored as New Rabbi Feuerlicht Installed
The Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation celebrated 46 years of service by Rabbi Mayer Messing who became Rabbi Emeritus as Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht was installed at the Temple on North Delaware Street. The ceremony featured a testimonial gift of a gold watch and chain and remarks by Moses Selig Isiaore Feibelman Sol S. Kiser Rev Allan B. Philputt and Rev David Philipson.
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Morris M. Feuerlicht
Indianapolis
Temple
N. Delaware St
Monial
Rabbi Mayer Messing
Messing
Olis
Sol S. Kiser
Allan B. Philputt
David Philipson
Central Conference of American Rabbits
Bryan to Headline Indiana Democrats Banquet Tonight
William Jennings Bryan spoke at the State Soldiers Home and Purdue University then met Democratic editors and county chairmen in Lafayette. The Jackson club banquet at the Coliseum will draw about 9,000 guests with 639 at tables, as Bryan outlines 1908 platform and hints at a presidential bid. prior religious talk at the YMCA urged peace through Christianity and criticized wealth supporting crime.
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Lafayette
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Purdue University
Lahr House
Bryan
Jackson Club
Indiana
James K. Risk
Millard F. Dunlap
Democratic National Committee
Coliseum
Burglars’ Busy Day Across Multiple Local Shops
Burglars struck several NBC area businesses and homes, entering John Koch’s furniture store at 826 Virginia Ave and E D Drake’s millinery at 830 Virginia Ave, failing to crack Koch’s safe but taking items at Drake’s. Other targets included M J Aboure’s grocery at 901 N Belmont Ave, Howard Jaynes’ grocery at 1340 S Belmont Ave, 644 W Vermont St basement theft of gas meter, 733 Locke St second hand clothing, and Novelty works 315 W Court St where a negro was frightened away.
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E. D. Drake
Virginzave
M. J. Aboure
N. Belmont-ave
Howard
W. Court St
Government wins key win in Walsh bank wreck case
Federal Judge Anderson denied Walsh counsel's bid to bar access to books of railway and mining concerns Walsh financed with bank funds. The ruling limits the defense and tightens the prosecution's access to financial records. The judge chastised counsel for interruptions and questioned Auditor Williams's evasive testimony.
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Anderson
Indianapolis
Walsh
Torney
Sion
Wines
Auditor Williams
Southern Indiana Railway
Hines
Cuticura Ointment and Remedies Advertised for Skin Ills
A vintage advertisement extols Cuticura Ointment as a premier cure for skin and scalp troubles, claiming a single ointment application after a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and possibly a follow up with Cuticura Resolvent provides rapid relief. It markets external and internal treatments for skin diseases and urges purity of blood with associated products.
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Ter Drug & Chem
Arrest Watchman in Fire Blaze Case
ENID Oklahoma November 18 Police arrested Clyde Canifax a night watchman after a box car blaze in a mill yard. The watchman fired three shots to sound the alarm as four hundred men gathered on the public square fearing lynching after the tenth incendiary attempt in three days.
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Resn
Enid
Okla
Clyde Canifax
Califax
Io Dangee
Bryan Favored to Win Nomination Says Taggart
Thomas Taggart of Indiana, Democratic national chairman, predicts Bryan can win the party’s nomination next year. Taggart, meeting with William Connors, says the main platform issues will be regulation of trusts and tariffs, with railroad regulation preferred to ownership.
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New York
Bryan
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
William J. Connors
Buffalo
Taggart
Mrs. Earle denies patching feud with husband
Paris reports no truth that Mrs. Ferdinand P. Earle and her husband the American artist have reconciled their differences. The item notes a separate station closure at Station No. 10 on Virginia Avenue due to proximity to Fountain Square station.
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United Press
Paris
Ferdinand P. Earle
Earle
Kut Tner
New Sub Stations Planned in Indianapolis
Two new postal sub stations will be set up in Indianapolis at an early date. One will be at Pantzer's drug store 160 S East street and the other at John M Ward's drug store 901 Indi.
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Indianapolis
Pantzer
S. East St
John M. Ward
Purdue Professors Plan Dairy Special Train Tour
Prof. H. A. Kopper and H. J. Fidler of Purdue University visited Indianapolis on Monday to arrange a dairy special train over the Monon from December 9 to 14. The journey will stop at nearly all stations with lectures and demonstrations, and two dairy cows will travel aboard.
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H. A. Kopper
H. J. Fidler
Purdue University
Indianapolis
Monon
Open House Exhibitions At Local Florist Venues
Henry W. Aleman, florist at 8 East and Morrissts, held open house with visitors touring his conservatory and greenhouses. Labels on each flower helped visitors learn varieties. Following a successful midweek display by Mr. Rieman, another open house was scheduled for Sunday.
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Henry W. Aleman
East and Morrissts
Rieman
Prisoner Van Tassel Recaptured After Escape Attempt
Nov 18. Guy Van Tassel, jailed in the county penitentiary, tried to escape by sewing through bars. He was discovered and overpowered, later recaptured. he had a prior prison record in Indiana.
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United Press
Cyncagiu
Guy van Tassel
Indiana
Sensational Speech by Milwaukee Leader Urges Boycott
The Milwaukee Sec leader of Milwaukees Americana Federation of Labor delivered a sensational speech calling for a boycott of the American militia. He framed the issue as internal warfare against plutocratic oppression and warned the military could bring monarchy to the United States with aid from the big stick.
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Victor Forgery
Sec
Milwaukee
Americana Federation
Leber
United States
Morfole
Horseman Hurt at New York Show
Nicholas Dunt, a horseman, was injured at a New York horse show when his hunter Charles Char stumbled and fell, then kicked him in the side, breaking several ribs. Doctors said the injuries are not considered dangerous.
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United Press
New York
Nicholas Dunt
Charles Char
Jane P. Prendry McKendry Dies at 86
Jane P. Prendry McKendry widow of John E. McKendry died Monday morning at 8 30 at 631 Division Street aged 86. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Unitec Press
Occa Ga
Reilee
Ly United Press
Cincinnati
Chicago Grain
City Grain
Rabbi Long
Feuerlicht
Moses Selig
Isiaore Feibelman
Feibelman
The
John Koch
Virginia Ave
Starr
Upizmann
Chase
Baldwin
Chickering
Knabe
Fisher
Miller
Decker Bros
Heller & Co
Kingsbury
Ester
Mason & Hamlin
Packard
Wulschner
Sterling
the Starr Piano CO
Pennsylvania Street
John M. Walsh
Hy United
Majestic Ranges
J. H. Hedges
Majestic
Vonnegut
Vonnegut Hardware Co
East Washington St
van Tassel
Vreas
Mrs. Democracy
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