Chicago and Omaha Livestock Receipts and Prices Report
Cattle and hog receipts outlined for Chicago and Omaha with bid ranges. Hog top at 15.25 in Omaha, 15.80 in Chicago. cattle varied by grade with primes up to 15.50 and canners down to 4.75. Sheep market steady with lambs at 17.65 and ewes to 14.50. Estimated tomorrow receipts: hogs 000, cattle 1,000, sheep 2,000.
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Chicago Market Report: Butter Egg Prices Rise. Potatoes Steady
Butter unchanged while eggs rise with receipts of 11 104 cases. Firsts 43 cents, ordinary firsts 35 42 cents at mark. Poultry alive down with springs 39 cents and fowls 38. Potatoes steady with receipts of 22 cars. Northern white bulk 5.40 to 5.50, sacked 5.20 to 5.35, Red River Ohios 5.50, Western Russets sacked 5.75.
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Chicago market slips on heavy selling and shipping fears
Heavy commission house activity, partly for Liverpool, unsettles corn and spreads to oats and provisions. Prices finish lower on corn while oats weaken on re-exports and cheaper Canadian oats. May lard buys aid packers, while sterling dips and ocean freight rises draw attention. Wheat and rye steady to mixed in Chicago and Minneapolis trade.
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Polish army repels Bolshevik attack near Mozir
Warsaw march 11 The Associated Press reports a Polish army staff communication saying Bolsheviks concentrated large forces and attacked Wednesday in the area between Lake Osweja and the Dvina. After a sharp struggle and use of reserves the Poles repelled the attacks north of Mozir with Polish forces surrounding and...
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Defeats Reds Seize Guns and Prisoners
The report notes a complete defeat of the Reds, capturing eight guns, an artillery park, and a large number of prisoners, highlighting a decisive military success and substantial material losses for the enemy.
Ireland Attacked Police and Civilians in Night of Outrages
An Associated Press report from Walblin dated March 11 details numerous Irish outrages. Police Sergeant Nazer was killed and Constable Doyle wounded near Rathkeale. Inspector McDonough was badly wounded in Cork as gunfire erupted amid crowds. Constable Murphy was shot and gravely wounded in Limerick. In Kilbegan County Westmeath 100 armed men raided Durro Castle while the family was away, two servants present, entrance forced by a sledge.
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High Grading Evidence Found at Oxford Colliery
Mining engineers hired by Scranton report unmistakable evidence of mining in restricted territory at the Oxford colliery of the Peoples Coal company. They found coal mined from private ownership, not held for property protection. City possession prompts further inquiry across all seven veins underlying West Scranton.
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ePoples Coal Company
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Schleswig Question Hinges on Danish Attitude Says Mueller
Foreign Minister Mueller told the national assembly that any attempt to seize Miensburg or other towns in the second plebiscite zone would be met with all means to ward off a breach of the treaty. He said the resolution now depends on Denmark whether the Schleswig issue is settled justly or leaves lasting embitterment.
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West Virginia Senate Ratifies Suffrage Amendment
Washington dispatch reports the West Virginia senate in ratifying the suffrage amendment after unseating Senator Montgomery simply made a procedural step. The brief item notes the action will be matters for the courts.
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Ratification Debate Cited as Court Issue by Opposed
The National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage said the alleged ratification is a matter for the courts to decide. The association blamed a refusal to send Senator Montgomery on a Down Violation, citing the constitutional rule requiring a two thirds vote to expel a member.
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