Fragmented OCR price list items
A list of scattered commodity prices and unit codes appears, including fractions and cents per unit such as 4.04c No 9, 3.90¢ No 11, 3.800 No 13, 4.86 mold A, 5.30c crushed, and granulated 4.80c cubes, with several unclear tokens and formatting. The readable entries hint at confectionery or food product pricing across multiple line items.
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Rome
Quotations at St Louis and Other Cities Markets
Market notes from St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other centers show dull wheat and corn with mixed futures. Prices for flour commodities and fats stay firm or higher. receipts and shipments listed for wheat corn oats and flour across several hubs. Kansas City Toledo Cincinnati and Duluth markets report varied activity and price levels.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Like Jeryl and Hyde: Hank Robber at Night in Chicago
Report on Joseph Hopkins linked to last summer’s Chicago post office robbery. Hopkins shot by Dan Ripley in a flat with Lillie Arlington. Hopkins, a reputed robber, held as a charitable figure in Palos Park. explosives found at his home. Police pursue evidence of a safes drilling method and ties to the post office crime. A separate Jersey City shooting mortally wounds a burglar identified as James Wilson, found with an emerald pin from International Correspondence School.
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Chicago
Joseph Hopkins
Dan” Ripley
Ripley
Lillie Arlington
Diamond Lil
St. Louis
Hopkins
Palos Park
Blonde Marie
New York
Jeremiah Vanderbeck
Jersey City
James Wilson
International Correspondence School
Leipep Pa
Peseta
Grains Slump After Bearish Western Rains Prospect
Chicago grain prices fluctuated as rains in the Southwest weighed on wheat while strong export demand supported cash wheat. May wheat fell to 78?4c, corn and oats followed, and May hogs and pork edged higher as provisions rose. Receipts for wheat, corn, oats, and hogs were reported, with Argentine shipments and export sales noted amid the day’s volatility.
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Chicago
New York
Shorts
St. Louis
May
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Argentina
Baries
New York Commodity Market Report March 21 A Dull Trade
Wheat and corn futures showed little movement amid export rumors and higher cables. Weather in the Southwest weighed on sentiment while unloading by traders triggered a late price drop. spot grain eased with mixed receipts and varying bids. lard and coffee markets remained steady to soft with refined sugars firm.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Sec F. O. B
Recm
Hic
S. A
Rio
Cordova
Feverish Stock Market Surges Amid Broad Trading Activity
New York March 21 stock activity remained feverish with unusual gains in rarely traded issues. Leaders like St Paul Louisville & Nashville Illinois Central and St Louis & San Francisco posted notable advances, while Rock Island climbed to 180. Banks built liquidity from week operations, with anticipation of a favorable bank statement tomorrow and market closing near steady highs.
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New York
St. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
Illinois Central
St. Louis
San Francisco
Rock Island
Amalgamated Copper
Colorado
Tennessee Coal
Hocking Coal
United States Steel
Minnesota
Pesereay
United States
Bales
Atchison
G. W
North Weste
Thuy C
Trana
C. C
Colorado Southern C. S
Delaware & Hu, del
Lack. & Wes
Denver & Rio Cire
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Locking Valley
We Town Central
Iowa Central
Shire Ae L. & Nes
Manhattan
Ste
Wisconsin Central
Wis
Central
Wells-Fargo
Hans
Car & Fountry
Loco
Am. Smelt
Anaconda Mining Co
Col. Fuel Iron
Consolidated Gas
General Electra
Inter. Paper
Inter
Lacrede Gas
National Biscuit National
Wy Tt. &L
Wu Int Ae Uv
Western Union
Ping Ce
Market roundups of dairy and wool prices from multiple cities
New York reports butter receipts 2,491 packages with steady market and creamery prices around 23 to 30 cents, cheese receipts 4,026 packages with varied full cream and fancy grades, eggs and eyes steady, feature notes on Philadelphia Boston and other markets. Wool prices steady to quiet with activity in London sales and domestic fleece values, mixed reports from New York Savannah and Charleston regions.
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New York
Setate Creamery
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Mark
Southern
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Egan
Lée
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kansas City
ST. Louis
WM. Hees
Boston
Commercial Bulletin
United States
Olneyville
California
Utah
London
New South Wales
Aes
Queensland
Victoria
West Australia
Tasmania
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Louis
Log Ile
Will of Leonard Lewisohn Filed in New York Probate
New York March 21 The will of Leonard Lewisohn president of the United Metals Selling Company says he died March 5 in London and leaves all property to relatives. He explains the lack of charitable bequests by noting he gave largely to deserving charity during his life.
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New York
Leonard Lewisohn
United Metals Selling Company
London
Carnegie Offers 200000 for Denver Library Fund
Denver March 21 Andrew Carnegie has offered to furnish 200000 dollars for the rag tion of a free public library system. The offer aims to provide support for the library and ensure not less than a specified amount is raised locally to secure the funding.
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Denver
Andrew Carnegie
Merchants' National Bank and Local Tractions Bonds Report
A compact listing shows Merchants' National Bank, Dalon Trust, Marion Trust, and Local Tractions with Indianapolis street railway bonds. Indpls Street-ry, Belt Railway, and related pref stock issues noted along with T. B. Laycock Mfg Co and J. T. Polk Co holdings. Indiana Hotel Co. pref stock also referenced.
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Merchants’ National Bank
Dalon Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Indianapolis Street-railway
Street-ry
Bonds Fours Clusens
Belt Railway
Traction Bom Wold
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Co
P. c
J. T. Polk Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances
Indianapolis and New York money rates listed for commercial paper, time loans, and call money. Clearing figures for major cities, balances and exchange quotes. Treasury balances report shows total cash and reserve figures.
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Indianapolis
New York
Time Mercantile
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New
London
Paris
Exchange
Berlin
Market Opens Tepid Then Rises on Rail and Industrial Shares
New York March 21 The market opened tame but then rose as R I gained eight points and lifted St Paul Illinois Central and other Southwestern railways. Traders shifted from bear to bull with no selling pressure as favorable bank data looms. Industrials also rose with American Sugar up four points amid tariff relief hopes and refined sugar prices up five. United States Rubber climbed on leadership changes and rubber goods followed suit while steel shares lagged.
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Meyer & Kiser
Telegram
New York
R. I
St. Paul
Mlinois Central
United States
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records
Instruments recorded for 24 hours ending March 21 1902 list transfers in Marion County Indiana. Names include George C Pratt Eleanor Stilwell John F McLeary David B Schofield Rosina Catalano Ottmar k James A Wilson Carl Morris Mary Harrah Robert Myers Frederick W Brandt Benjamin Pierce William Wells Zula Vanseyoc Sylvester Johnson Ida B Kileet Anna Hafner Columbus Wright Mary Hessong John Gomez Edward Schmidt Wm Hauelsen Nellie Jaffe Samuel Wil Harry Neal Plaza 0 H Irvington Add Samuel Clark Benjamin Grant Macde J Hogue and others with total transfers 20 and total consideration noted.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
George C. Pratt
Eleanor Stilwell
Bhard & Thornton
Fletchers
Penne
New York
John F. McLeary
Jackson Park Fasta St
David B. Schofield
Heham Et Ax
Harrison Mary & Harrah
la Et Ax
Cox
Newton Popler St
Ma Rosina Catalano
Ottmarrk
Vajen
Rural St
Pope Ay
James A. Wilson
Carl
T. A. Morris
Central
Jamesham
Irvington
Arlington
Robert H. Myers
Harry W
Frederick W. Brandt
Benjamin Pierce
Bell
Johnson
Bellefontaine
19Th Ste
William EK. Wells
Zula Vanseyoc
Smith & Purcell
Sodal
Sackville
Sylvester Johnson
Ida B. Kileet
Washington Town
Bui
Cvan
Eentwoahsi
John E. Hafner
Anna
Hafner
Ogle
Fletcher
New York St
Aeredendh
Columbus Wright
Mary Hessong
McCarty
12Th West Side
Arbor Av
Kay St
Barret
John G. Gomez
Routh
College Av
Ith St
Edward Schmidt
Wm. Hauelsen
Russell
Meridian
Merrill St
Nellie Jaffe
Meridian St
Samuel J. Wil
West Park Add
Addition St
Ohio St
Harry W. Neal
Plaza
Julian Et al
Beechwood Av
Bay
Adams
Samuel Clark
Light
Jackson
N. Mainsta
Grant
Macde J
Hogue
E. Cowell
T Son
Oakes
Davidson
Building Permits and a Martyr’s Reflection
A list records permits for a stable and frame structures at several addresses including 725 Minnesota Street 816 Villa Ave rt ae Fox and 1833 Shelby Street with additional entries for 202 West Bay Street and 40 Temple Street. The piece ends with Ernest Croaby’s tribute praising fidelity and endurance in faith.
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James W. Kenrick
Villa Avert
Live Stock Markets Open With Higher Hogs and Active Sheep
At Union Stockyards Indianapolis on March 21 cattle receipts moderate and prices rise with fat steers up to 6.15 and heifers to 5.50 while cows bring 4.35. Hogs light to moderate demand lifts prices, many sales above 6.25 with top around 6.50. Sheep and lambs show steady firm demand. spring lambs reach 10 dollars, other sheep trades quoted around 3 to 6.60 for various grades. Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis reports similar gains across cattle and hogs with strong local inquiry and firm to higher quotes.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Interstate
Goa
Texas
Kansas City
Sia
New York
Reeves
Tin Cows Co
ST. Louis
East Buffalo
Lambe
Sren
Wethers
Kes
South Omaha
Cincinnati
Denounced as a forgery by the Chinese Six Companies
San Francisco March 21 Consul General Ho Yow said in an interview that the Six Companies notified Wu their name was used on a document sent to Peking that he regards as a forgery. He notes no record of charges and suggests political enemies orchestrated an attack linked to opposition to the exclusion bill. He defends his status as an ex officio Six Companies member and claims the matter will end with Chinese government confirmation.
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San Francisco
Ho Yow
Peking
Pensions for Veterans Granted Certificates in Indiana List
Certificates issued to numerous Indiana veterans and dependents for pensions from National Military Home and Soldiers' Home locations. Names include Nelson G. Lagrange, Spain. Lawson Jeworth. Lats Lane Brazy J. Guinn. Kelley. Alexander Tollanapois. George de Tadwell. Adam F. Lowder. Charles Manch. William C. Grits. Levi Mason. Albert Purvis. George W. Hughes. Rebecca Smith. Elizabeth Miller. Anne Harbaugh. Cella Jackson. Amounts range from 1 to 19 dollars, with several entries noting original, increase, restoration, or reissue statuses.
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Nelson G. Lagrange
Spain
Lawson ‘Ieworth
Lats Lane
Brazy J. Guinn
Heath
Kelley
Soldiers’ Home
Lafayette
Alexander
Tollanapois
George de Tadwell
Laporte
Adam F. Lowder
National Military
Ho “Marrion
Charles Manch
Terre Haute
Wiliam C. Grits
Unter
Jacob H. Burg
Samuel Stanfield
Fowler
A. Davidson
India
Marcus Gall
Leavenworth
Rebecca Smith
Eizabeth Miller
Elkhart
Simeone Maser
National Military Home
Marton
Anne Harbaugh
Gas- Srewad
Cella Jackson
Indianapolis
Postoffice Robber Captured in Pittsburg
Harry J Anderson, alleged as a top postoffice robber and wave cracker, was arrested in Johnstown and brought to Allegheny county. He faced officers with two revolvers but offered no resistance. A force series is sought at multiple towns, including Asheville and Centerburg.
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Pittsburg
Harry J. Anderson
United States
Allegheny County
Johnstown
Oldfield
Anderson
Ason
Asheville
Ve City
Westerville
Canal City
Junction City
Pherson
Commercial Point
Station A
Columbia
Centerburg
St Louis Trusts Merge Under One Management
Three of the largest trust companies in St Louis have consolidated under one management with a working capital of seven million dollars Catomias Germania and Colensal Trust Co merge Clark H Sampson serves as president of the new company
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ST. Louis
Catomias. Ailnnone
Germania. Ie
Consol
Colensal Trust Pee
Clark H. Sampson
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the American National Bank
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Broadway
New York Stock Exchange
Gold Hill Mines
Grand Forks, Yukon Territory
Law Building
Indianapolis, Ind
Ss. A. Fletcher & CO
Safe Deposit Vault
East Washington Street
John S.tarrington
HOM 3S Insurance Com'y KH
F. Sayles & CO
E. Market St
Geo
Board of Trade
Crseccs
Farmean
W. B. Holton
Stevenson BuiLdIne
Ind
Jeryl and
Hyde
Hank
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
St Company
Columbia Bank
Ertees
Pat Fase
Ween
Wool
Vannah
Rosin Firm
Cates A
Wilmington
Rosiniyet
Oil City
Montpelier
Geenz
Chiens
Orleans
Metals
Carnegie
Granger Farwell & Co
Ings
Treasury Statement
Washington
Treasury
Nina Nat
Joseph Kircher
Minnesota Street
Jones
Temple Street
Mary E. Lail
Kenwood Street
Ora Eemvade
Pasal
Ernest Croaby
Journal
Pensions For Veterans