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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1901

Page

11

Burlington Stock Market Surge Shifts Prices Higher

In a session marked by a strong Burlington run and broad market strength, prices rose while St Louis San Francisco and other rail shares wavered. News of control chatter, dividend talk, and potential coal and steel movements fueled buying, with investors eyeing railroad consolidations and taxs.

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Market Report From Boston Area Prices and Activity

Prices in vegetable markets show a slow move with weak tones while some items at firm levels hold steady. Flour gains are noted with a stronger tone and provisions stay active with steady figures. Cereals remain in high demand despite a dull week due to Nahht receipts, with track bids closing as reported by the Board of Trade secretary.

Secrtary Board of Trade

The Commercial Side of the Newspaper Address

Melville E. Stone of the Associated Press urged journalists to view newspapers as business ventures with truth as the core. He warned against owner influence and sensationalism, urged fixed advertising rates, and argued honesty and editorial integrity must lead to long term public trust.

New York Times Newspaper Publishers’ Association Melville E. Stone Associated Press Andi Warburton Heaven Gould The World Cyra Mail and Express Hines

Siberian tiger at Central Park zoo endures cold

A New York Mail and Express piece notes the Siberian tiger stays in an exterior cage during winter, thriving in frigid conditions while other cats seek shelter. The animal reportedly grows animated as cold weather bites, eyes glowing, head erect, a striking contrast to his sheltered peers.

New York Mail and Express Central Park

Wheat and grain prices rise amid mixed market signals

Chicago reports a volatile session with wheat up and corn and oats closing higher. May futures rose as St Louis demand and favorable cash markets supported gains while Liverpool cables and weather weighed on sentiment. hog market showed mixed strength with May pork near 15.70 and live hogs around 7.45 to 7.47.

Chicago Liverpool Northwestern St. Louis Longs Seaboard Minneapolis Duluth Shorts May

Flour and Wheat Prices Hold Steady in New York Markets

Market firmer with mixed results across flour types and grains. Wheat receipts at 90,100 bushels, exports 168,417 bushels. spot No 2 red firmer, oats and corn market movements steady to firmer. rye and buckwheat show varied demand while barley dull but steady. Prices quoted for Minnesota and New York flour products, with notable figures for winter patents, Minnesota bakers, and bartering terms in freight markets.

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Trade in General Markets Report from St Louis to Liverpool

A mixed commodity update shows flour, wheat, and pork markets with firm or higher prices in St Louis and Liverpool. Quotes include No 2 red wheat cash and July at steady to higher levels, lard and bacon up, timothy seed steady, and whisky steady. Receipts and shipments for flour, wheat, corn, and oats listed. Liverpool notes No 1 California wheat at 24d and American corn firm.

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Market Wrap on Butter Eggs and Oils Across Cities

New York reports butter receipts 2 898 packages with unsettled market. Philadelphia notes firm butter and rising prints, eggs steady. Chicago sees dull butter and cheese. Kansas City eggs weak. St Louis butter steady. oil markets trend with minor shifts, crude petroleum and rosin details noted. London wool sales show robust demand, various regions listed with prices. metal markets soften and poultry activity varies by city. overall, mixed movements across commodities with currency and regional differences.

New York Western Southern Philadelphia Chicago Produce Exchange Kansas City Missouri Kansas ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati Ohio

Market report notes irregular prices for brown sheetings and drills

New York reports no change in brown sheetings and drills with very irregular prices. Bleached cottons steady, coarse colored cottons dull and irregular. Fall River agreement to shut down will cut four weeks of eight. Prints, ginghams quiet. American yarns weak but with some demand. New Orleans reports cotton quiet with sales of 3351 bales and receipts 5743 bales, stock 523603. New York spot quiet with middling uplands at 0 and middling gulf at 0. Sales 100 bales.

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Making News and the Prince of Wales Boxing Snub

Allen Sangree narrates how Arthur Brisbane secretly arranged John L. Sullivan to box before the Prince of Wales in London. When an untitled newspaper man was discovered, Brisbane was expelled from the club. Sullivan and Brisbane negotiated a written account for the American press, while the anecdote becomes a famed Royal beat.

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Live Stock Quotations Hogs and Cattle Mixed Markets

Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports cattle receipts light with steady demand and strong to a shade higher hogs amid small supplies and fair competition. prices reach 6.70 to 6.95 for hogs and best cattle remain firm though high quality stockers and killers are harder to sell. Interstate Stockyards in Indianapolis show steady cattle and hog markets with limited sheep arrivals. Chicago and St Louis markets reflect general strength in cattle and hogs with mixed demand and notable highs for top lots.

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Our Dainty Grandmothers and the Change in Eating

A Philadelphia Inquirer piece surveys shifting attitudes to female eating habits from restrictive, dainty dining to hearty, modern meals. It contrasts past ideals with today’s brisk, nourishing regimens, praising healthier, fuller appetites and better health as natural progress.

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Pensions for Veterans Honor Indianians Named

Certificates issued to listed Indiana veterans and heirs including Henry H Price at Mineral Springs John W Fowler deceased Holling Prairie Frank A Buck National Military Home Marion Henry M Jenking Pilot Knob John Rodgers National Mollary Home Marion Edmund Hostetter Milltown Benjamin F Bowman Hageretena William H B Sherry Dunkirk Harrison Turer Muncie Samuel Nichols Wabash Lane Reid James M Spencer Wickliffe Denton Zenas Oelach Milhousen William Taylor Charles D ert Stone Was Peter Melsberger W H Steller Benton James Oak tional Military Home Marion Michael L Essick Whilows Kinsey Feb 21 Dee Fea the clasnied adverde amemta to any's Soumal

Henry H. Price Mineral Springs John W. Fowler Holling Prairie Frank A. Buck National Miliary Home Marion Henry M. Jenking Pilot Knob John Rodgers National Mollary Edmund Hostetter Milltown Benjamin F. Bowman Hageretena William HB. Sherry Dunkirk Harrison Turener Muncie Samuel Nichols Wabash Henry Lane Reid James M. Spencer Wickliffe Denton Zenas Oelach Milhousen William Taylor Charles Dert Btone Peter Melsberger W. H. Steller Benton

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