Market Report shows wheat grain slide amid crop outlook
Chicago markets end week with wheat down as favorable fall crop prospects in the southwest and rain in the belt weigh on prices. May wheat sold from 93 to 94 cents, corn and oats mixed, provisions firm on hog demand. Chicago live stock steady with beef and sheep traders bidding higher on light receipts. Corporates and shippers push prices up in Indianapolis with hogs rising to around 6.00.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Shorts
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Duluth
Indianapolis
Cattle and hog markets show gains despite mixed demand
Hog prices rose about 90 cents from last week as outside demand supported sales. Cattle arrivals were steady with prices barely steady amid lighter outside demand, though liberal receipts kept buyers selective. Sheep and lambs sold strong to higher as supply remained light and feed costs rose.
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Av. Pr
Wheat and grain prices pass through Chicago markets
Chicago grain prices show No 2 spring wheat at 21.05 to 1.07, No 2 red at 35 to 96, No 2 corn at 62 to 44, No 2 yellow at 64 to 65 cents, No 2 oats around 52 to 53 cents, No 2 white at 58 cents. Flour prices steady with winter patents 4.30 to 4.85, spring patents 5.25 to 5.40, straights 4.25 to 4.60, bakers 3.30 to 4.30.
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Chicago
Live stock market prices for steers heifers cows and bulls
Market quotes show price ranges for steer categories from good to extra choice with weights from 700 to 1 300 pounds. Heifers range from fair to good and cows from fair to good with prices noted for canners and cutters and bulls.
Market prices for livestock and hogs from unspecified fair
The listing shows bulk sale prices for cattle hogs lambs and sheep with categories such as best heavies medium and light and ranges per 100 pounds. Notable figures include hogs best heavies 210 pounds and up at 6 50 to 6 05, lambs 7 25 to 8 00 for good to choice, and bucks per 100 pounds 3 00 to 4 00.
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Acer En Ae Serene Wat
Buffalo Live Stock Market Summary
Buffalo cotten? Cattle receipts light with a strong market. Hogs receipts 3,000 and market strong with pigs at 5.60 to 5.70 and all other hogs 6.10 to 6.20. Sheep and lambs receipts 3,000 with a slow market and top lambs reaching 8.75.
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Buffalo
Wool Market Highlights and Price Ranges
In St. Louis on March 28 the wool market shows steady territory and western medium at 20 to 22 cents, fine mediums at 18 to 19 cents, and fine at 15 to 17 cents.
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St. Louis
Local Markets and Grain Prices in Logansport Area
Daily market report lists Loganport grain prices for wheat at 90c a bushel and corn at 80c, with oats and rye also noted. Local stock quotes include hogs, steers, heifers, cows, calves, and sheep from multiple buyers and yards, alongside country produce and poultry prices from several firms.
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Bishop Elevator Co
Logansport
W. C. Routh & Co
Logansport Union
W. G. Sweet
Bishop Elevator
Alleged Wrestling Promoter Arrested in Chicago
George Harris of Memphis, claimed wrestling match promoter, was arrested in Chicago on charges he swindled Davenport lumber dealer J. E. Cavanaugh out of 37000 in a fixed New Orleans bout. Cavanaugh reported the plan after Harris questioned him about arrests. Harris made no statement.
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Chicago
Ill
George Harris
Memphis
Cavanaugh
Harris
Strapped Insane Man Brought to Asylum
James Mishawaukee, strapped to prevent movement, was transported from South Bend to the St. Joseph County insane asylum by the deputy sheriff yesterday. He resisted bonds during the trip. Authorities say his insanity stemmed from excessive religious zeal after setting fire to bedding in the South Bend jail Thursday night, risking a total jail blaze if not discovered in time.
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James Mishawaukee
Insane Asylum
St. Joseph County
South Bend
Judge halts sheriff sale of Loganport Ice & Cold Storage
Judge J S Larry of the circuit court ordered the sheriff not to sell the Loganport Ice and Cold Storage property. The sale, set for yesterday morning, was blocked after William H Haas receiver argued a receiver's sale would yield a higher price with a clear title, unlike a sheriff's sale which leaves title unclear for a year.
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J. S. Larry
Circuit Court
Logansport Ice & Cold Storage Company
William H. Haas
Men Held After Preliminary Hearing In Chicken Theft Case
Tony Fick and Polo Rosa appeared before Justice Graves and were held awaiting grand jury action after a preliminary hearing. They remained jailed on a $350 bond as suspects in a chicken theft from William Burley.
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Tony Fick
Polo Rosa
Mizpah Lodge and Related Masonic Meetings Scheduled
Mizpah Lodge No 26 L A to B R T will hold its regular meeting Monday afternoon in Ben Hur hall with initiation of candidates and other business. Apollo Lodge K of P will meet Monday evening at 7 30 before new member reception. Mizpah to B of L T meets Monday 2 30 in Ben Hur hall with candidate initiations. Mae Chorus will meet at Mrs EB McConnell’s home 2114 Broadway instead of Library hall next Tuesday.
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Mizpath Lodge
No. 26
L. A
B. R.T
Apollo Lodge K. of P
Mizpah Lodge
B. of L. T
Ben Hur Hall
MAE
EB. B. McConnell
Broadway
Library Hall
Camden Commencement Opens With Junior Program and Orchestra
A Camden Tribune report notes a Friday school closeout with the juniors in charge of a soft play and orchestra music. The evening commencement drew a crowded opera house filled with the class colors and flowers as the Camden orchestra provided music for the event.
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Camden Orchestra
Local News Briefs from the Township
John Wharton remains home sick. Miss Helen McFarland returns from school for summer vacation. Miss Etta Shedron visits her aunt east of Bringhurst. James Exttual reports the death of a horse after a day’s work. Mart Seward dies Friday evening and is to be buried Sunday. Mrs Alma Mable of Logansport visits her parents in town. Mrs Levi Lenon and her son John visit Ft Wayne to see Mrs Frank Arbbet.
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John Wharton
Helen McFarland
Etta Shedron
Bringhurst
James Exttual
Mart Seward
Here
Alma Mable
Logansport
Jessie Leslie
Levi Lenon
John
Frank Arbbet
Mary Lewis and Hebe Ammerman wed in town
Flora Ammerman Lewis reports Mary Lewis and Hebe Ammerman united Friday evening then departed by train for Peru to visit Mr Ammerman’s brother and family. George Wagoner and wife return from a winter health trip in California. Dr Schunnerhborn hosts Utica neighbors this week. Will Bowser visits his mother over Sunday. Geo Lane undergoes appendicitis surgery in Delphi. Voorhees family group attends the Voorhees anniversary in Logansport with others. Dr A J Cook and family visit friends in Logansport. Emery Fitzgerald of Frankfort visits grandfather Jacob Franks over Sunday. The Miller and Sons invoice ends the note.
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Mary Lewis
Hebe Ammerman
Peru
Mr. Ammerman
Dr. Schunnerhborn
Utica
Ind
Will Bowser
Geo. Lane
Delphi
R. D
Voorheese
Chas. Voorheese
Guntha’ Voorhees
Sam Voorhees
Logansport
A. J. Cook
Emery Fitzgerald
Frankfort
Jacob Franks
Miller & Son
Copeland Considers Selling Out in Possible Non Opening
J. H. Copeland holds possession and may sell out, with no plans to reopen. This terse update notes a potential end to ongoing operations and possible exit from the venture.
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J. H. Copeland
Last Day of School Celebrations at Cheyenne School
Friday marked the last day of the five month term at Cheyenne school house with a large dinner speeches by Rev Amos of Walton and others recitations dialogues ciphering and spelling matches enjoyed by about one hundred patrons and pupils. Essie Mc Clelland praised for excellent teaching with wishes she returns next year. The five month old child of Alvin Gibson and wife died Thursday after a seven week illness of spinal meningitis funeral at U B church Walton burial in Walton cemetery. Eleven meningitis cases this winter in Galveston area with only two recoveries one leaving deaf.
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Cheyenne School House
Amos
Walton
Essie McClelland
Alvin Gibson
U. B
Sickafoose
Walton Cemetery
Galveston
Young Married Ladies Needle Club Meets at Mrs Otto Fenn
The Young Married Ladies' Needle club gathered Thursday afternoon with all members present. Candies and crackerjack were served.
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Otto Fenn
Spelling Contest Draws Crowd At High School
Friday night a ciphering and spelling match at the high school drew a jolly crowd. Eva Dunkin of the eighth grade led spelling while J W Bevington excelled in ciphering. Prizes were poetry books and about ten dollars was taken at the door.
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Eva Dunkin
J. W. Bevington
Jubilee Service Race Program At BE Church Morning
Jubilee program lists Doxology Lord's Prayer hymn 331 solos by Bessie Logan Kate McClain Laura Groves Ethel Thomas Mrs Boase Mabel Zehring Forest Rose Andrey Thomas Carmin Davis and several solos and a mortgage burning ceremony followed by a hymn and benediction. Evening program noted as continued on page 9 column 4.
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Bessie Logan
Kate McClain
Laura Groves
Ethel Thomas
Mrs. Boase
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Angus Cattle
Fitzer Bros
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Burrows
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Street Market
Timothy Hay
McCaffrey & Co
J. H. Foley Co
Stuart and Nehr
F. W. Kinney
Galveston Grain Co
Pzzltry
L. E. Miller
Royal Centre
New Waverly
Rich Bros
Flora Markets
W. C. Richard and Co
Miller
Walker
Tafians
Grand Jury
Tribune
Camden
Ammerman-Lewis
George Wagoner
California
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Schmidt &Carpenter
Phione
Zoek Bros
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