Stock market summaries from KEW New York trading session
The market page lists numerous railroads and major firms with percent gains and bids. Names include Chicago and Northwestern, Colorado Southern, Denver and Rio Grande, Erie, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Reading, Rock Island, Southern Pacific, Wabash, Wisconsin Central, and United States Steel among others. The report notes varying percentage movements and multiple preferred stocks, reflecting mixed activity across transportation and manufacturing companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearern Pacific
Chicago & Nordswestern
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Tilingis Central
Boutsrilte & Asafie
Bitesourt Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
St Pent
Southern Pacific
Preferea
Wabash Wisconsin Central
Aoe People's Gas
Eople
Pullman Palace Car
H& Bid
Suantersee
Gaited Suites Steel
United States
Chicago and Midwest Market Summary Highlights Slow Trading
Market notes show depressed tone with prices easing across commodities and livestock. Receipts in Minneapolis and Chicago ranged in the dozens with mixed daily moves in futures and cash markets. Live hogs, wheat, corn, and barley traded unevenly while buyers remained cautious amid unsettled weather and elevator selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaoly
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Shorts
Ag Ic
Msc
Emec
Onis
May
Wheat and livestock market report with prices and futures
Milwaukee Wis March 6 Wheat prices firm for No 2 red western winter grain with March delivery and futures noted. Livestock markets show hogs higher and cattle steady with steers and heifers priced in the 3.5 to 4.5 range. calves and sheep also listed with firm to steady trends.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Ste Scesdy
Aim
Milwaukee
Wis
City Markets prices paid to farmers and local dealers
Quotations from City Market show farm prices for creamery products and dressed meats, including eggs at 4.75 yard price, soft coal delivered, and various farm goods. Chickens and meats are listed with regional dealer quotes and farm-to-market rates.
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Beatie
Yarmmers
Deatera
Boss & Welsm
Bessetes
Bess
Manitowoc Flood Drenches Homes After Severe Storm
Manitowoc Wis homes in the south city district along Seventh Street face three block widespread cellar flooding. Water accumulations reach three to seven inches as the main sewer struggles to cope. City officials plan a special session to discuss enlarging the sewer system to prevent future floods.
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Miwackee
Wis
March
Manitowo
Sys
Seventh Street
Weanan on Trial for Murder in New York
Theresa Stein a 37 year old mother is on trial in the supreme court for first degree murder in the August 1907 case. Husband Louis Stein and their 16 year old daughter are key witnesses. Prosecutors allege she shot Frank Gerlinger who boarded with the family, then attempted suicide by jumping from a window.
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New York
Theresa Stein
Blanchard
Supreme Court
Turnbell
Stein
Louis Stein
Jacksons aid accused bribe in Harlem bank case
In New York on March 6 charges allege Vidaver offered to influence Attorney General Jackson to halt attacks on the Hamilton Bank of Harlem and its former president William R. Montgomery. Montgomery says paying 1500 would secure ceasefire, then Jackson wrote a letter to District Attorney Jerome. Montgomery indicted on overdraft claims after refusing to pay. The affidavit also cites five 160 dollar bills given to Vidaver. Attorney General Jackson denies Vidaver involvement.
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New York
Hamilton Bank
William R. Montgomery
Hamilton Bank of Harlem
Montgomery
Vidaver
Jackson
Harmilton Bank
Jackson J
Ni TV
Justice O'Gorman
Altpreme Cour
Aurel Patonrti
Burke-Roche
Aurel Batonyl
Batonyl
Frank H. Sturgis
The
Jockey Club
Sturgis
Edward Alexander
Newport
Not Government Secrets Reported in New York
A cryptic New York report discusses alleged government secrecy surrounding German wartime secrets and armor development. The article mentions industry firms and tests related to torpedoes and protective equipment, suggesting ongoing experiments with classified military technology.
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New York
Yomerday
Rovernment Cub
Bliss Company
Peer Wes
Prohibitionist Doctor Swellows Improves After Illness
In Herbstorg Pennsylvania on March 6 Associated Press reports Rev. Dr Silza Swellow, a known prohibition advocate, shows signs of improvement after a serious illness. He remains under care but is described as notably better today.
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Associated Press
Herbstorg
Silza
Swellow
McReynolds Divorce Suit Involves Felon Husband In Ill
Mrs. GS McReynolds sues for divorce from George Shipman McReynolds once a Joliet broker whose firm collapsed with $600,000 in liabilities. He was convicted of a felony and imprisoned. McReynolds faced lavish living and a costly violet farm venture amid financial ruin. the divorce action cites his criminal conviction and long separation as grounds.
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Mra
GS. Monergoode
Chicagoyil
March
Hattihell
Cook
McReynolds
George
Board of ‘Trade
Joliet Neniten
Baeia
Mre
Supreme Court
McReynolds & Co
McReynoldses
North Shore
North Site
Hishland Park
Cass
Hightant Park
McReynolises
Highland Park
Glencoe
Meira
Violet Fanper
Gieno
George Shipman McReige
Nites
MecReynn7s
No changes in operation of Western Maryland Railway
Baltimore March X. No changes anticipated in the operation of the Western Maryland railway, placed in the hands of B. F. Bush, president of the opening receiver, after creditors demanded payment. He will continue to manage the company under court direction.
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Baltimore
Maryland
B. F. Bush
Conta
Obituary and local notices from Menasha Wisconsin
Special to The Northwestern. Tony Haba longtime Menasha resident dies aged about fifty five. Home at Thand street. Survived by wife and several children. Local residents and relatives noted. hospital updates show Frank Sulp critical at St Elizabeth Appleton. George Parker and many others visit Menasha relatives while others receive illness updates.
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Mepesha
Wis
Tony Haba
Menasha
Thand Street
Tarsar
Amd
Frank
Indiana
Henry Liab
John Mulwis
Neon
Jom
de Pere
Sourkare Muller
Ar Peed
Gmiitence
Jedwubroes
Berg
Robert
Milwaukee
Jacob J. Mohr
Frank Sulp
Bright
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Appleton
Andrew Boehmslein
Second Street
George Parker
Paul Stumpf
Apple Ton
Menashe
David Steinhauer
Fond du Lac
Harry Gunderson
Green Bay
Edna Graff
Milwaukee Street
Wisconsin colleges adopt liberal arts only athletic rule
Athletics in Wisconsin conclude that college teams will compete only with liberal arts departments from other institutions. The Be loit conference endorses restricting intercollegiate play to liberal arts teams, excluding professional schools and big universities like Wisconsin and Marquette. A second meeting is planned in March to discuss schedules and implications.
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Ripon
Wis
Wisconsin Conference
R. C. Hughes
Ri College
Colleges of Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts
Wisconsin
Shre
Fugen
White Plague Sanitarium Erection Planned in Albuquerque
Transcripts show a $1,000,000 project by the Presbyterian Church of the United States to build a large sanitarium in Albuquerque for the treatment of tuberculosis. The plan outlines the authorization and scope of the facility as part of a broader sanitary effort.
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Builetin Praag
Presbyterian Church of the United States
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