Wheat and hog markets slide amid southwest weather delay
Chicago trading faces a weak finish as wheat, corn, and oats retreat on weather concerns in the southwest. May wheat opens 94 to 95 cents, closes near 66 1/4 cents. live hogs surge with May at 13.50 and pork products firm. Cattle and sheep receipts and price gaps noted as week totals run higher.
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Chicago
Argentina
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Bradstreet’s
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Wheat and cattle market report with steady prices
No. 2 spring wheat quoted at 1.05 to 1.07. No. 2 red cattle receipts heavy but scarce top quality steers. prices steady with less desirable stock. Heifers and cows unchanged though sales harder. Cheaper cattle under thresholds 6, 5, and 4.25 sold 10 to 25 cents lower. Feeding cattle strong. bulls steady. Calves up 25 cents.
Indianapolis Livestock Prices Rise on Strong Hog Demand
Indianapolis market reports 5,000 hogs 2,200 cattle 150 sheep receipts up from last week. Hog prices jump 10 to 12 cents, most sales 15 cents higher than yesterday and 50 cents since Monday, with sales $5.50 to $5.75 and bulk $5.60 to $5.65 as buyers outside and local packers push demand.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Live Stock Prices for Steers and Cattle
Market listings show price ranges for steers and cattle in Indianapolis. Good to choice steers 1 300 lbs and up at 6 65 to 6 75, with various weight bands and grades for commission and feedings. Cows, bulls, calves and heifers are priced from about 2 25 to 7 00 per unit, reflecting quality and weight classes.
Local markets report prices from Loganport and Royal Centre
Daily market notes show grain prices from Bishop Elevator Co and livestock bids from W. C. Routh & Co and Logansport Union Stock Yards. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye hay butter eggs lard potatoes poultry and live stock for multiple markets including Galveston Galveston Grain Co and Royal Centre with several weight ranges and factions.
Agricultural market prices from multiple regions listed
Daily market notes show updated prices for livestock including hogs at 5.35 per 100 pounds, steers 3.00 to 4.25, heifers 4.00 to 3.50, cows 2.?0 to 3.50, calves 4.00 to 5.00. plus grain quotes wheat 91c, white corn 78c, yellow corn 80c, white oats 46c. Regional corrections by Bishop Elevator Rich Bros Miller and Walker W. C. Richard and Co. and Flora Markets.
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Bishop Elevator Co
Galveston Grain Co
Galveston—Poultry
L. E. Miller
Royal Centre
W. G. Sweet
Bishop Elevator
Rich Bros
W. C. Richard and Co
Miller and Walker
Buffalo Market Headlines March 27 Cattle and Hogs
Buffalo reports cattle receipts of 2 cars with a strong market and hog receipts of 30 cars showing strength with pigs at 5.50 and other hogs 5.95 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 30 cars show a slow market with top lambs around 8.75 to 8.85.
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Buffalo
Binder twine supply from six prisons eyed for farmers
Farm Machinery reports six state penitentiaries will provide between one sixth and one fifth of the year's total binder twine usage for U S farmers. Total output is estimated at 125 to 150 million pounds, with prison prices ranging from 7.50 to 8.25 cents per pound in various states. Minnesota and Missouri contribute large shares, while others like Kansas and Indiana show varied costs.
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United States
Kansas
Missouri
International Harvester Company
Plymouth Cordage Company
Minnesota
North Dakota
Michigan
Ie Se
Local Visitors and Busy Friday in Logansport
Royal Centre Eva Anderson visited Logansport on Friday. Mrs. Charles Dukes of Centre street is seriously ill. Mrs. Dr. Burton and Mrs. Wm. Burton of Lucerne spent Friday with Chas. Beckley and family. Col. E. H. Mow of Rochester was here yesterday between trains, selling $37 worth of goods five miles west. Harry Shuck of Bloomington, formerly in the hardware trade here, was in town visiting old friends.
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Eva Anderson
Logansport
Charles Dukes
Centre Street
Dr. Burton
Wm. Burton
Lucerne
Chas. Beckley
Col
E. H. Mow
Rochester
Harry Shuck
Bloomington
Inr
Tower to resign as American ambassador in Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Charlemagne Tower will resign as the American ambassador within months and return to the United States. Tower says relations with David Jayne Hill are friendly, and he invited Hill and his wife to Berlin as he planned retirement. They recently dined together and discussed the situation.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Charlemagne Tower
Tower
United States
Ambassador Tower
David Jayne Hill
Hill
Hill Denies German Move on Ambassador amid Silence
Paris reports no official confirmation from Washington or Berlin on a claim that Germany refused to receive the American ambassador. David Jayne Hill cites a private Berlin telegram denying any official action. Hill is unsettled by the unclear situation after Prince Henry's Washington visit and the Hague conference.
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Washington
Berlin
David Jayne Hill
Prince Henry
Hill
Raps Courts Decision in Issue of AF of L Executive
Washington report notes the April issue of the American Federationist will discuss an injunction case connected with the federation and its executive leadership.
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American Federationist Executive
Labor federation faces court ruling on union disapproval lists
The American Federation of Labor prints an article by President Gompers after Supreme Court decisions curbing labor groups. Chief Justice Claybaugh of the DC supreme court issued a perpetual injunction barring listing Buck Stove and Range in disapproval lists or interfering with the company. The editorial reiterates there is no law or court order compelling unionists or friends to buy items on union lists. Further developments are awaited with interest.
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Ist
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Supreme Court
Claybaugh
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Buck Stove and Ranger Company
Murder mystery to remain unsolved in Chicago case
Alfred Miller of Cleveland died in Englewood hospital from a bullet wound claimed to be accidental. Police link Miller, Ed Fuller, and a third man to a Chrisman bank safe robbery on March 25. Miller allegedly traveled 150 miles with a head wound before seeking care.
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Chrisman
Danville
Ill
M. H. Flanagan
Gren Street
Miller
Ben
Ed Fuller
Chicago
Englewood
Logansport to Join Interurban Baseball League
Logansport will join the Interurban baseball league for the season with three weekly games in the city including a Sunday match. J. R. Baird of Van Wert will own the Logansport team and lease the local ball park. The league is expected to start April 26 with Piqua, Van Wert, Muncie, Huntington and Logansport among the berths.
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Logansport
Ryder
Traction Line
J. R. Baird
van Wert
Piqua
Ohio
Muncie
Huntington
Baird
Paderewski in Indianapolis on a U.S. tour stay
Ignace Jan Paderewski and Madame Paderewski are staying in Indianapolis as he prepares for tonight's concert at Caleb Mills hall. They arrived from Louisville aboard his private car India and explore cities between the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Indianapolis
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Aladame Paderewski
Paderewski
Caleb Mills Hall
Louisville
India
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Madame Paderewski
Kansas City
Europe
London
Switzerland
South
United States
Nashville
Los Angeles
New Zealand
China
Japan
Orient
Escape from Longcliff alters Henry Stevens’ status
Henry Stevens an inmate at Longcliff for eighteen years escaped Wednesday afternoon and was found near Delphi yesterday morning after wandering all night.
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Henry Stevens
Longcliff
Delphi
Go Duck Hunting Loyd Hines Proprietor Dunn
Loyd Hines proprietor of the Dunn invites readers to join a duck hunting outing. Details on location and schedule are referenced but not fully provided in the fragment.
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Loyd Hines
The
Dunn
Hotel and Harry Hines Duck Punting at English Lake
The hotel and his brother Harry Hines were at English Lake yesterday enjoying a duck punting excursion.
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Harry Hines
English Lake
Will Worship At Library During Church Reconstruction
The old English Lutheran church on Market Street is being torn down for a new building. Starting Sunday the congregation will worship in the library basement hall with Sunday school at 10 45 and evening services at 7 45 led by Rev J O Simon.
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Old English Lutheran Church
Market Street
J. O. Simon
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