Wall Street Stocks Open Higher In Busy Session
The stock market opened higher with BRT up 1?, New York Central up a point, Reading and Smelting each 4, and Amalgamated St Paul Union Pacific and Pennsylvania about 4. Erie up percent. After 15 minutes trading activity quieted but strong, with many gains of 1 to over 2 points and Union Pacific rising to 111.54. Traders eyed a favorable bank statement as a possible driver of further gains. Government bonds unchanged, others steady. market closed with gains.
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New York
New York Central
Reading
Amalgamated
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Erie
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Nov 21 Cattle Hogs Sheep
United Press reports Cincinnati cattle receipts 150 calves 8.00 hogs 3,000 good to choice 4.70 to 4.80 sheep 100 steady extra 4.00 lambs 5.46.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Grain Prices and Inspections Report November 23 1907
Milling prices listed for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay with firm figures and through-billing terms. Inspections show car counts by grade including No 3 red No 2 white and mixed corn with totals. flour output and weekly stock in store tallies provide inventory context.
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Timothy
Bend
Chicago Grain Market Report November 23
Wheat rose on covering but sellers held the market. December at 94 4. May 1.00. Corn eased on selling pressure with December at 52 6. May at 53 4. No. 3 yellow 60c. Oats moved lower with December 45 1. May 49 4c. No. 3 white 47c. Provisions declined with May pork 12.50, lard 7.40, ribs 6.52. December wheat closed 91 4c, May 1.00 percent.
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Chicago
The Wagon Market Prices Reported for Grains and Hay
Listings show corn at 68 70 cents old crop, oats at 12.0 to 13.0 per sheaf, shelled oats at 5 cents, straw 6.00 to 8.06, and various hay types with Clover 13.00 to 14.00, mixed 15.00 to 16.00, timothy 15.50 to 17.00 per unit.
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Timothy
McKim
Modern
St. Joe
Modern - Tees
Vermont
E. St. Clair
Central-ave
Delaware
Marion
Sylvania
the Central Trust CO
E. Market
Chicago Livestock Receipts Stand Steady Across Markets
Chicago cattle receipts reach 500 with no change while hogs total 15 000 and fall 2 cents. Prices range light 3.95 to 4.30 and heavy 4.05 to 4.35 with pigs at 0.50 to 4.05. Sheep receipts number 2 000 and unchanged.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Cattle Market Prices and Hog Receipts Report
Pittsburg dairy district shows light steady cattle supply with price ranges for choice to prime, and steady sheep demand with prime wethers and lambs listed. Hog receipts total three crowded lots with all grades around 1.85 and roughs between 4.00 and 4.40, reflecting market activity.
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Pittsburg
Prices for meats and dairy in New York markets
Market notes from New York on November 2 reflect pork mess at 15.25 to 15.75, lard Western steam spot 8.00 to 8.25, tallow City 5 9/16 to 5 5/8, butter Creamery extra 28c, fancy eyes 4 50c, western firsts, cheese full cream 12 to 15 1/8c.
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New York
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Section
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts at 600 with steady prices and veals down 50 cents. Sheep receipts totaling 8,000 are lower with lambs 5.00 to 6.65, yearlings 5.25 to 5.50, wethers 5.35 to 5.50, ewes 5.2 to 6.00, mixed sheep 2.75 to 5.25. Hog receipts 11,050 down 20 to 30 cents with Yorkers 4.60 to 4.1, pigs 4.65 to 4.75, mixed and crate grades 4.60 to 4.75, roughs 4.00 to 4.2.
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Indianapolis Produce Prices Reported in Local Trade
A condensed price list from Indianapolis shows KUTTER-Elgin prints 3c and 30c for Elgin tubs, 30c for state cream, and 1714¢ for New York full cream cheese along with 16 16%4c Wisconsin full cream. Eggs list candied at 26c and 24c at mark. Poultry includes live terkg eggs at 14c, live ducks 9c, geese Tc, hens 5c, spring chickens 84c, and roosters bc.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Hogs Lead Slump as Indianapolis Livestock Opens
Indianapolis market reports 7 500 hogs 500 cattle 150 sheep and lambs. Hogs drop 5 6 cents with top at 4 55. Cattle sheep and lambs mostly steady. Prices for cattle 1300 lbs plus show mixed range from 39 to 57 with various feeder, calf, and bull values listed for open market.
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Indianapolis
Vegetables and Fruit Price List From Local Market
A detailed price list for produce including onions, cucumbers, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, radishes, sweet potatoes, potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, lima beans, greens, red kidney beans, carrots, popcorn, lettuce, navy beans, oranges, coconuts, apples, figs, Turkish items, bananas, pears, and lemons. Prices feature per unit, per crate, per bushel, per dozen, and per box with regional varieties such as Michigan celery, Florida oranges, Anjou pears, and Messina lemons.
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Michigan
Florida
California
Open Shop Fight Drives Union 1 Percent Assessment in Norfolk
The convention of the American Federation of Labor orders a 1 percent monthly assessment on all members under jurisdiction to fund opposition to the open shop in Los Angeles notably against the Los Angeles Times. President Gompers is directed to call a general strike to compel unionization of all workers in the city.
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United Press
Norfolk
The
American Federation, of Labor Today
Los Angeles
Morgan Sees the President in Currency Relief Talks
Special to The Sun reports a high level White House conference on currency relief. J Pierpont Morgan and George F Baker, with Robert Bacon, met with President and Secretary Cortelyou to discuss 3 per cent certificates of indebtedness and government money distribution.
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Sun
Washington
White House
J. Pierpont Morgan
George F. Baker
First National Bank of New York
Cortelyou
Robert Bacon
Morgan
Women in riot sweep British courts for suffrage
United Press report from London says suffragists stormed police courts across England and Scotland. Magistrates ordered arrests and jail terms as officers cleared courtrooms, with two men dragged into the street and twenty women arrested slated for Monday arraignment for disturbance of the peace and contempt of court.
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London
England
Scotland
Statue plan proposed for Indianapolis surveyor Ralston
The Board of Park Commissioners discussed erecting a life size bronze statue of Alexander Ralston the surveyor who laid out the original mile square in Indianapolis. Dr Henry Jameson and J Clyde Power were appointed to study the project funding and management alongside a model by Rudolph Schwartz. President Charles E Coffin called a special meeting for Tuesday to plan future park management.
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Alexander Ralston
Mile Square
Indianapolis
Board of Park Commissioners
Henry Jameson
J. Clyde Power
E. B. Martindale
Judge Martindale
Rudolph Schwartz
Ralston
Maj. L’enfant
Washington, D. C
Charles E. Coffin
Man Found In Wrong Home At Kensington Court
Mrs. Paul White heard a man enter 5 Kensington Court Friday night. She investigated, found a stranger lounging in a chair, and frightened neighbors gathered. Bicycle Officers Hall and Simon arrested Joseph Dugan, a furniture dealer, intoxicated and in the wrong residence.
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Paul White
Kensington Court
Hall
Simon
Joseph Dugan
N. Ilinoisst
Burglary arrests in Chicago tied to Belmont Ave thefts
William Goekey of 1416 N Belmont Ave and Ed Prashun of 1306 Hyatt St were arrested in Chicago on charges of entering a grocery at 1240 Belmont Ave belonging to Al Jones. One bicycle officer will travel to Chicago Saturday night to bring the men back.
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William Goekey
N. Belmontave
Ed Prashun
Hyatt St
Chicago
Belmontave
al Jones
Man Crushed by Train At Work Near Indianapolis
George Brebric, a Sunnyside employee west of Indianapolis, was struck by a Big Four train while on duty. He suffered a severe head wound, two broken leg places, and a crushed foot. He was taken to City hospital Friday night with doubtful chances of recovery.
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George Brebric
Sunnyside
Indianapolis
Big Four Railroad
City
Watch Stolen From Home on Seventeenth Street
Arthur Fosdike reported a burglary at 904 East Seventeenth Street Friday night. A gold watch was taken after entry through the front door.
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Arthur Fosdike
E. Seventeenth St
Money Brokers Are Checkmated Lines In Chicago Relief Plan
Bank President James R. Wylie of National City Bank Grand Rapids explains a regional money stringency. He describes cause of hoarding and New York panic, and details Chicago style clearing house certificates to circulate currency, easing shortages and aiding trade while banks redeem later.
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James R. Wylie
National City Bank of
Grand Rapids, Mich
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Middle West
Wylie
Wyle
Europe
New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
City Record births and deaths in the region list
A daily City Record lists numerous births at homes and hospitals including Lewis P DeVelling and Bertha M DeVelling at 1499 Ashland Ave with a girl and Ardra and Rose King at 1306 Reno St with a girl. It notes deaths from cerebral hemorrhage rheumatism tuberculosis and suicides including Hannah Ward and Maximilian Schultz along with cancer and enteritis cases. Building permits are shown for Fred W Portman greenhouse and other structures with values.
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Bertha M. DeVelling
Ashland-ave
Ardra and
Rose King
Reno-st
Frank C
Blanche O. Jones
E. Twenty-eighth-st
Harrison C
Lucetta Aldarichy
E. New York-st
Edmund and
Sophia Kresse
E. Seventeenth-st
Michael and
Anna Markovitz
S. Capritol-ave
William and
Gertrude Heather
S. Rural
Daniel and
Annie Burgan
Arrowave
John and
Clay Duncan
Charlotte Whitmore
N. Meridian
William M
Mary Martin
Oscar and
Frankie Kaelin
City Hospital
David Newton Reid
State College Hospital
Simon Straley
Roosevelt Ave
Lawrence Garrett
S. Alabama St
Hannah Ward
Milburn St
Maximilian Schultz
S. Illinois St
James Linus
Mae Winningham
Lee A. Printz
William Snyder
Minerva St
Herbert O. Starks
Northwestern Ave
Margaret Kugelman
S. Fast St
Hearing on paste case over misbranding charges
Evidence was taken by C V Mce Adams of the Railroad Commission on Saturday in the Indianapolis Paste Company versus National Insulating Manufacturing Company, both of Indianapolis. The case alleges misbranding and misbilling paste preparation as cement or flour to lower rates and win customers. The commission took the matter under advisement.
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C. V. MceAdams
Railroad Commission
Indianapolis Paste Company
National Insulating Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Rehearing Sought in Hartje Troubles by Ferguson
Philadelphia on November 23 J Scott Ferguson filed in superior court a petition for a rehearing of Augustus Hartje's troubles. He said no new misconduct allegations by Mrs Hartje were specified and that the courts misapprehended the facts generally.
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Philadelphia
J. Scott Ferguson
Superior Court
Augustus Hartje
Ferguson
Doctor grafts skin to save burned child in Evansville
Evansville November 23 Special to The Sup reports Dr. R. A. Cushman mayor of Princeton conducted a skin graft on Mary Salm a badly burned girl to try to save her life.
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Evansville
Ind
Mary Salm
R. A. Cushman
Princeton
Tremor Shakes Savay Island Reported from Samoa
A severe quake in Claibach Austria records a two hour seismic shock believed to have rocked Savay island in the Samoan group, with experts noting a prolonged earthquake measured on the observatory seismograph.
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United Press
Claibach
Austria
Savay Island
Utah to Use Indiana Health Board Reports as Guide
The Utah State Board of Health informs Dr J N Hurty that after reviewing numerous statistical reports it will adopt the Indiana Board of Health report as the guiding framework for Utah health reports. The decision follows comprehensive comparison of state data and seeks alignment with Indiana benchmarks.
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State Board of Health of
Utah
J. N. Hurty
Indiana Board
Seven Men Trail Football Player Kidnap Plot Surfaces
John R. King reported a plan to kidnap his son Har old King, a Manual left halfback, to delay him for a Shortridge Manual game. W. E. Clark hired to shadow the player. seven men were said to trail him until he confronted them at police headquarters.
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John R. King
N. Delaware St
Harold
Young King
King
W. E. Clark
Commercial Detective Agency
Hyland
Bargain Modern Home Park Avenue For Sale
Real estate ad listing seven room modern home on Park Avenue with East front lot priced at 4200 dollars, 1000 cash and balance long time at 6 percent interest. Also multiple rentals and properties for sale by Jos W Selvage & Co and Foster & Co including six more houses, rentals, and lots with various prices and terms.
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JOS. W. Selvage & CO
E. Market-St
Graceful Feet First, Royal Dancers Learn Moves
London report quotes Miss Aline Vincent, head of the Court School of Dancing, urging balance between beauty and movement. She says grace depends on footwork and posture, not only attire or hair, and stresses daily practice over face massage or coiffure.
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London
Aline Vincent
Court School of Dancing and Department
Great Britain
Civil Service Exam For Draftsman Under Isthmian Canal
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination to be held in the Federal Building on December 11 and 12 to select a mechanical draftsman for a position under the Isthmian Canal Commission with a salary of 135 dollars per month.
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Federal
Isthmian Canal Commission
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