All-St. Stocks Down as Market Opens in Decline
United Press reports York stocks opened lower on October 2 with declines across rail and industrial issues. Pacific Coast favorites fell percent, B and Q lost, New York Central and Union Pacific under pressure, and Pennsylvania heavily down as margin selling intensified. By midday Canadian Pacific slid further while active railroad stocks bore the bulk of losses amid a demoralized market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Nmnisylvania
Canadian Pacific
Ve Stock Napolis Market Receipts and Prices Reported
Receipts 500 cattle 1300 sheep and lambs as local live market opens hogs priced up to 6.20 fob steers show a wide range with many at 900 to 1200 pounds and various grades noted for bulls cows calves and stockers. detailed figures for Hogs and cattle establish turning prices across categories amid mixed demand. regional market activity shown with several price points and grade descriptions.
City Grain Wheat Prices and Bid Totals
Wheat bids show No 1 timothy and No 2 red for several cars with mixed conditions. Totals indicate 12 cars in and 3 cars in for No 1 timothy plus 1 car in for other grades. several cars rejected or out.
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City Grain
Mar
Liv Choice
Timothy
Cattle and hog price report from Iowa October 29
The Iowa market notes receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and lambs. Prime hogs bring around 6.45 to 6.50 per unit with mediums near 6.40 to 6.45. Lambs and wethers show light demand and varied bids amid mixed supplies.
Market Prices Reported From New York Trade
New York city price listings show pork mess at 17.00 with various classifications noted. Poultry products include turkeys at 18 to 20 cents per pound, chicks 9 to 24 cents, fowls 10 to 24 cents, ducks 10 to 17 cents, and creamery butter 28 cents. White cheese full cream 16 to 16 and a half cents, fancy 38 to 42 cents.
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York
Cincinnati Market Report Cattle and Sheep Receipts
Cincinnati Ohio October 29 cattle receipts 700 steady and slow calves 2300 total demand 5 to 10 cents higher good 36.40 feeder demand 2 300 sheep receipts 6 steady lambs 7 10 ex grade readied market notes indicate price ranges for cattle calves and sheep with modest gains and steady demand.
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Cinnati, O
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary
Chicago Oct 2 United Press reports cattle receipts around 7 000 with dull activity. Prime beeves quoted near 4 90 to 4 26. stockers and feeders 2 50 to 4 35. cows and heifers 2 16 to 4 70. canners 1 15 to 2 30. Hog receipts 24 000 steady with prices 5 00 to 6 25 and pigs 4 90 to 6 65. Sheep receipts 12 000 dull with native sheep 2 60 to 3 20 and western lambs 4 5 to 6 76.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Move Higher Across Commodities
Wheat and corn futures rise with December and May contracts up, oats advance, and pork and lard ease. Regional vegetable and fruit prices show wide variety from onions and cabbage to citrus and bananas, with multiple per unit and per crate figures listed.
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Chicago
Local Dairy and Poultry Prices Listed in Daily Ad
Butter Elgin prints 34c Elgin tubs 2c cream 32c country 2c Cheese New York full cream 17c Wisconsin full cream 17c Eggs Candled 25c at mark 22c Poultry Turkeys live 12c ducks live 4c geese 5c hens 10c spring chickens 10c roosters 6c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York October 29 United Press livestock receipts show cattle 300 market steady prime steers 1.25 to 6.50 heifers 3.00 to 5.00 cows 2.50 to 4.40 bulls 2.75 to 4.50 veals and calves 3.50 to 9.00 sheep and lambs 3,400 declined about 10 cents with choice lambs 6.50 to 6.65 yearlings 5.50 to 5.73 wethers 5.50 to 5.75 ewes 5.25 to 5.10 mixed sheep 2.75 to 5.30 hogs 5 10 cents lower receipts 5,100 yorkers 6.00 to 6.35 pigs 6.00 to 6.15 mixed and heavies 6.45 to 6.55 roughs 5.30 to 5.05.
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York
Iow Pa
East Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Produce Prices Report
United Press data from Chicago shows Butter Creamery extra at 4c, firsts at 2a cic. Cheese Twins at 15 36¢. Eggs Prime firsts at 24c. Live Poultry Spring chickens 10, turkeys 9c, ducks old 9c, young turkeys 1c, geese young per dozen 5.00 to 7.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
City Record births deaths and marriages listing many entries
City Record lists births with parent names and addresses including several stillbirths and live births. It then details deaths with ages and causes such as pulmonary tuberculosis heart disease scarlet fever and meningitis. Marriages and building permits follow with multiple couples and project details. Also included are local advertisements and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
New Jersey St
William K. Sproul
Central Hospital
Christena A. Hall
W. Sixteenthst
Carl D. Ross
Vermont St
Paul Loucseik
City Hospital
Edward Saladin
N. Haughst
David James Hunt
Calhoun-st
Sophia Quack
Prospect-st
Maria Keys
Cincinnati-st
Harry G. Pleilschifer
Sheffield Ave
George Violet
Rovusvelt Ave
James Duthie
New Jersey
John Lyle Keene
E. St. Clair St
Mariah Blessing
U Harris Ave
Fontain Royston
Mildred McMickens
George J. Rhoda
Rosaly G. Dood
Arch Pillet
Geraldine K. Wentzel
Homer Bybee
Bessie Young
Robert Boles
Laura Crowdus
Fred K. Kleinsmith
Leana Niehaus
Frederick C. Koehler
Bertha Sponsel
William O. Burns
Mary E. Feipen
Wiliam QO. Kingen
Mabel Potter
Charles T. Adams
Mary E. Lamb
Robert Soule
Josephine Stout
Elwin L. Steinmetz
Gertrude Kaiser
Women Come For Clubs Convention In Indiana
The first annual convention of the Indiana State Federation of clubs opened with 200 delegates from eight clubs. Key events include executive board session at Denison hotel, Home Economics exhibits with labor saving devices, garden school photos, and a program featuring Emiliano Renaud and Gov. Hanly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana State Federation of Clubs
Oo. P. Kinsey
Denison Hotel
Kinsey
Valparaiso
Katherine McKvaine
Vincennes
W. 8S. Major
The
State Federation
Denison
Olaf N. Guidlin
Fort Wayne
Board of Managers
Emiliano Renaud
Propylaeum
Gov
Hanly
Elections in 12 states next week
Next week's voting will see governors chosen in Massachusetts Rhode Island Maryland Mississippi and Kentucky while New Jersey selects a governor and New York two appellate justices. Pennsylvania state treasurer Nebraska railroad commissioner and two university regents are on ballots with Ohio Utah California municipal posts and New York county judges and a sheriff also up for vote.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maryland
Mississippi
Kentucky
New Jersey
New York
Court of Appeals
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
State University
Ohio
Utah
California
New York County
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Socialist Labor Party
Union Labor
Ballot Law Commission
Henry M. Whitney
House of Delegates
Senate
United States
Arthur P. Gorman
Rayner
Independence League
Hearst
M. Linn Bruce
the Supreme Court
Maximilian F. Shmson
William R. Hearst
People's Lobby Highlights Its Work and Aims
A meeting in the Board of Trade building promotes the People’s Lobby, an organization to influence national legislation. It seeks to inform the public, gain support, and publish a biweekly bulletin on Congress. Members from Indianapolis Pella Bedford Wheeling and Chicago praise the effort and its nonmuckraking approach.
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National Congress
Congress
Washington
James B. Reynolds
People’s Lobby
Board of Trade
People's Lobby
Albert J. Beveridge
Henry Beech Needham
Mr. Needham
People
Indianapolis
Pella
Bedford
Mich
Wheeling
West Virginia
United States
Chicago
Relief In Money Circles Of State Indiana Banks Fortunate
Indiana banking circles expressed confidence that the financial flurry is past with no bank closings. Banks limited check payments to small amounts while using paper for other business and expect normal operation to resume within days. State bankers, including secretary Fred Sims, foresee rapid recovery and general business not harmed.
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Auditor of State
Indiana
Billheimer
Oglesbee
Indianapolis
New York
Fred Sims
Graft Inquiry Over Indianapolis Asphalt Contracts Expanded
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Frank Baker examined city records on asphalt contracts as part of the grand jury investigation into graft charges. Prosecutor Elliott R. Hooton is also pursuing new leads while the grand jury weighs continuing scrutiny of street patching records, councilmen tied to Irvington Land, and possible franchise actions for street switches.
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Frank Baker
Indianapolis
Elliott R. Hooton
Hooton
Grand
Irvington Land Company
Grand Jury
Bedford teachers fate prompts hidden investigation
Bedford Indiana October 29 involved anonymous letters with indecent language sent to women teachers in the district. Superintendent Fagin and the school board referred the matter to authorities. Inspectors Fletcher and Suzing conducted the covert inquiry and arrests are anticipated as progress is believed to be made.
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United Press
Bedford
Ind
Fagin
Fletcher
Suzing
Meat Prices in Local Market Listing Various Cuts
The list shows sugar cured hams at 20 to 22 cents, bacon around 19 to 25 cents, breakfast bacon at 17 to 24 cents, fried beef at 16 to 19 cents, shoulders at about 12 to 16 cents, fresh pork loins and dressed hogs near 10 to 15 cents, beef by regional cattle prices from 7 to 9 cents, veal carcasses at 8 to 11 cents, mutton and lambs priced around 4 to 12 cents, fresh pork sausage near 9 to 11 cents, wiener frankfurter and knacker sausage around 7 to 9 cents, lard about 11 cents.
Market Prices for Farm Commodities The Wagon Market
Corn prices range from 47 to 50 cents per bushel for new and old stock. Oats quoted at 52 to 54 cents for shelled oats with sheaf oats at 13 to 14 dollars per load. Straw priced from 7 to 8 dollars per ton. Hay demands include Clover 13.60 to 14.00, mixed 15.0 to 16.0, and Timothy 25.00 to 17.08 per unit.
Great Gold Find Near Placerville Claims Boom
A major gold strike was reported today at travel diggings 18 miles east of Placerville on the American river. Prospectors rushed to stake claims as exposed river bed yielded coarse nuggets from one to sixteen ounces, sparking plans to mine around the clock.
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United Press
Placerville
Cal
California
American River
Proprieter Cleared as Gambling Charge Kept Ongoing
Patrick McNelis of the New Occidental hotel appeared in police court on 8 Illinois street. The gambling house charge was continued indefinitely as evidence failed to prove knowledge of the game or McNelis’s proximity to the room when police arrested three men.
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Occidental Hotel
Ilinois Sr
Child Killed By Big Four Freight Train
Special to The Sun Knightstown Ind Oct 2 Charles six son of John Polk of this city was instantly killed by a Big Four freight train here today.
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Knightstown
Ind
Charles
John Polk
Banks To Reopen In New York After Turmoil
New York banks suspended during last week’s disturbances plan to reopen soon as the general banking situation returns to normal. Stock prices fell to lower levels due to limited cash trading while brokers handled only cash business. European gold imports, totaling about 25 million dollars, buoyed market confidence.
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United Press
New York
Europe
No Uneasiness at Chicago Bank Fears Subside
Chicago reports little anxiety over banks after clearing house certificate plan adoption. A line of about 530 people formed at the Hi bernian bank mainly for information, while other banks had usual crowds.
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United Press
Chicago
Hibernian Bank
Holiday Rest of Week Declared in Portland Banks
At the request of the Portland clearing house Gov Chamberlain declares the next five days legal holidays to prevent money drainage from banks. All banks are sound.
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Bs United Press
Portland
Orc
Portland Clearing House
Chamberlain
Stocks Rise in London on American Shares
United Press reports London trading shows general gains of about 1 percent in New York Central, St. Paul, and Reading stocks versus their New York closing prices.
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United Press
London
New York Central
St. Paul
Reading
New York
Anti-Option Legislation Gains in Wake of Panic
New York reports link the financial panic to margin gambling on the Stock Exchange. Critics urge anti-option laws to make futures trading illegal as banks in the city reportedly held vast borrowed stock margins to cover exchanges.
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United Press
New York
Wheat Prices Slump As Market Drops Broadly
Chicago traders faced a renewed downturn as December wheat slid from 98 cents to 9 cents and May futures slipped from 1.0614 dollars to 1.98. Corn and oats also declined, with livestock suffering further losses. overall farmer losses from the declines likely run into the millions.
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Chicago
Flower Mission Calls for Eleanor Hospital Aid
The Flower Mission women appeal for Thursday contributions to help Eleanor Hospital for Children crippled by fire. Representatives will be at 40 N Pennsylvania St all day to receive clothing bedding shoes fruit canned goods and other household needs. Gifts may also be left with Mrs William Elder Mrs Harry Murphy Mrs Henry Knippenburg Mrs D P Winings Mrs Carroll Swain or Mrs A D Thomas at listed addresses.
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Flower Mission
Eleanor Hospital For
Pennsylvania-st
William Elder
Delaware St
Harry Murphy
Alabama
King and Queen in Train Wreck Near Cherbourg
The King and Queen of Spain escaped serious harm after a train derailment near Cherbourg on the way to England. They reassured their suite, checked on a severely injured railway worker, and proceeded to Cherbourg arsenal awaiting a formal investigation into the switchman error that caused the mishap.
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Cherbourg
France
Spain
England
Paris
Cherbroug
Edward
Queen Victoria
Suite
Arsenal
Votes on Amendments at ITU Convention
Referendum votes on proposed ITU constitution amendments, tallied by Indiana secretary Charles E. McKee after the Hot Springs convention last August, close November 1. Results show support for relinquishing jurisdiction over newspaper writers, bonds for officers, salary hikes for president and secretary-treasurer, burial fund increase, and a weekly pension for aged members.
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International Typographical Union
Hot Springs
Charles E. McKee
Indianapolis Union
International
Soldiers in Reunion of Seventh Indiana Mounted Infantry
Eighteenth annual reunion held at statehouse room 12. Regiment recruited across Indiana, mustered in 1861 under Wilder's brigade. About 60 survivors attend with W. H. Fisher president John E. Gabriel secretary and F. M. Van Pelt historian. A campfire and memorial service slated for Tuesday night in room 12.
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Seventh
Indiana Mounted Infantry
Statehouse
Wilder
W. H. Fisher
Franklin
John E. Gabriel
Marion
F. M. van Pelt
Anderson
Meyer Wins Coal Contract For State House
Sam Shutt chief engineer at the state house let the annual coal contract to A B Meyer company, holder of the present deal, at 3.78 dollars per ton for 1200 tons. The building uses about 1000 tons yearly and keeps 40 tons on hand for emergencies. Yanger Coal company bid 33.98 percent per ton.
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Sam Shutt
Statehouse
A. B. Meyer Company
Mr. Shutt
Yanger Coal Company
Conference to discuss new wage scale at Claypool hotel
About 80 United Mine Workers of America operators and district presidents met with the executive board at the Claypool hotel on Tuesday to decide on a conference in January. Most delegates are from the central competitive field covering Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Claypool Hotel
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
City Councilman Harry Royse Injured in Fall
City councilman Harry Royse slipped off a curb near the Grand Hotel at Illinois and Maryland streets Monday evening. His knee struck the curb, and doctors expect a possible broken bone. He was taken home for treatment and is likely to stay about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Royse
Ilinois
Maryland Srs
Grand Hotel
Moses Thorner
Memorial Services For Morton Held At Fletcher Place Church
Public invited to Mor ton memorial services at Fletcher Place Church Sunday morning. Seats reserved for old soldiers. Union B Hunt of the Indiana Railroad commission will deliver the address with a musical program.
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Morton
Wletcher-place Church
Union B. Hunt
Indiana Railroad Commission
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