Market News Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Cities
Chicago and East St. Louis report mixed hog and cattle receipts with moderate gains. Prices show highs around 16.75 for hogs and 14.75 to 15.50 for beef cattle, with regional variations in quality and weight. Kansas City and Peoria list similar trends with lighter supplies and steadier to higher bids.
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Chicago
Fender Peers
East St. Louis
Ight
Handy
Sven Seao
Kansas City
Butter and poultry price notes from New York and Chicago
New York reports unsettled butter with creamery and extras values and strong packed stock figures. Fresh gathering and firsts prices appear mixed for cheese and milk products. Chicago notes unsettled butter, live poultry prices rising for fowls and springs while potatoes show strong carload movement with packed price ranges.
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New York
Chicago
Ark
Hay and straw prices on Timothy No. 1 baled hay
April 2 price quotes from St Louis list Timothy hay grades and straw at varied rates per ton across No 1 and No 2 classifications with brea stabled notes. New York markets show sterling and foreign currencies with bid prices and cable quotes as of April 6.
New York Retail Trade Sees Spring Upturn in Early April
New York dispatch reports sensational retail distribution growth as spring advances. Price increases have slowed, consumption rises, and business and agriculture show continued profitable returns. First quarter insolvencies are at four-decade lows, signaling strength in trade and finance as bank clearings reach 8.07 million dollars.
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New York
Inforetsa Exchange
Gia
Hides Higher as Market Recovers Some Strength
Farmers in the area receive higher prices for hides and pelts as markets firm up after a prolonged slide. New quotations issued Friday show gains while Good Friday closures left the local ham market unchanged. City market offers were light with corn at 1.50 per bushel, timothy hay 28 per ton, and baled straw 3 per ton.
Farm Products Price List from Kaollenberg Milling Co
Prices paid for hay grain and related farm goods. New wheat No 1 tested 60 lb or better $2.40 bushel No 2 new wheat $2.25 Rye $1.50 per bushel Yellow corn $1.50 Baled straw 39 10 Baled hay timothy $2 etc. Includes oats clover hay prairie alfalfa shredded fodder and many cattle and hog prices. Also milling products and various animal hides and byproducts quotations.
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Kaollenberg Milling Company
Timothy
Anck Brothers
J. BE. Hoad & Co
Voultry
C. F. Bisnop Co
Ameo
Blatchford
Bolles & Hogers
Horses and oils market notes from St Louis dates
At St Louis market reports on March 30 show horse prices for draft and saddle stock with ranges from 140 to 400 dollars, including mares and mules, plus 14 to 17 hands. On April 8 the market lists linseed and cotton seed oil quotations by barrel and pound, with values for winter white, summer, yellow and soybean oil.
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St, Louis
lSear
Sloan
Plumber Flixes Leak In Roof And Cellar
New York April 3 George Hopkins a plumber of 174 West 107th Street began repairing a roof leak at Jacob B Theiss 39 West 27th Street Theiss president of Eagle Tire Company accused Hopkins of not fixing the roof but causing a leak in his wine stock Hopkins claimed the roof job took four days and Theiss alleges thirteen bottles were emptied detectives were stationed in the cellar and Hopkins was arrested
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New York
George Hopkins
West 107Th Street
Jacob B. Theiss
West 27Th Street
Theiss
Eagle Tire Company
Hopkins
Middle Temple Murder A Detective Story by J S Fletcher
London journalist Spargo investigates a murder linked to a rare stamp set. A dead man carries a card for Nicholas Catherstone of Middle Temple and a leather box of age worn stamps. Spargo traces clues through Mr Chedir and Philatelic dealer activity as the case unfolds toward a larger conspiracy.
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Middle Temple Murder
J. S. Fletcher
Spargo
St Clement Danes
Mr Criedir
Mr. Chedir
Tle
Australia
London
Nicholas Catherstone
Pilcox
Middle Temple Lane
Cardlestone
Europe
Marbury
Six Hour Clue in Marbury Murder Case Emerges
Spargo questions Chedir about Marbury and Cardlestone after a street meeting. Marbury reportedly called on Cardlestone, but Cardlestone denies knowledge of him until the murder was known. Six hours are highlighted as critical in the watchman’s city edition.
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Sfiargo
Rathbury
Spargo
Watchman Office
Marbury
James Chedir
Strand
James Creidir
Fleet Street
Cricdir
Mr. Chiedir
Mr. Spargo
Mr. Chedir
Weir
Mr. Chvdir
Mr. Criedir
Cardlestone
Walters
Chedir
Myerst
William Webster
London
Universal Safe Deposit
Webster
House of Commons
Mr. Fiskie
Fron
Fiskie’s
Westminster
Ronald Breton
Mr. Elphick
Bixir
Nao
John Marbury
Osler
Quincy
Moonshine Stills Seized In Kentucky Raid
Federal agents raided Kentucky counties along Pine Mountain and the Cumberland River, destroying five moonshine stills with a total capacity of 220 gallons daily. No moonshiners were captured. authorities also confiscated 1000 gallons of beer 70 sacks of bolted meal 5 bushels of malted meal 15 bushels of mash and two horses used for transport.
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Lexington
Qmether
Pine Mountain
Cumberland River
Prohibition Agents Run Series of Expeditions from Lexington
Prohibition agents, based in Lexington, are conducting a series of expeditions. The operations target illegal alcohol activity and are part of ongoing federal enforcement efforts.
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Lexington
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Hags
Hursday
Alfalfa Hay
Prairie Has
Duns
Long Commission CO
Grain Commission Merchants
Chicago Board Trade
Liberty Bonds
Chase
Warewayland CO
Weat
Sida Square
Gata
Lee
McVay & Rodman
Oitker Farm
Barry
Wright
Fred A. Knop
Cocear Company
Frank &Margo
King's Bench Walk
Temple
Aylmore
Jessie
Breton
Elphick
Scotland Yards
A. P. Myerst
Safe Deposit Company
The
James E. Bennett
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Hampshire Street
Ricker National Bank
Member
Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky
South 4Th ST
A. E. Prince
Newcomb Hotel
Cushman
Vermont Street
Vermont St
Endgate
Thomas and
Emerson Crain
Emerson
Geo. Keller & Son
Ninth and
Maine
III
Sterns
Castor
Quincy Railway Company
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