Market Basket Prices for Fresh Produce and Meats
A listing of daily market prices for home grown beets and assorted vegetables, fruits, dairy, and meats. Items include cucumbers, lettuce, potatoes, cantaloupes, apples, grapes, bananas, pineapples, butter, and various hams and bacon cuts with per unit or per peck prices.
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California
The Wagon Market in 19th Century Trade
Market items listed by Rouse Brow include shelled oats, timothy, clover, hay, and oats prices with ranges. Pairs with Indianapolis Produce exchange show egg and butter rates and poultry prices such as Parkeys and ducks.
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Rouse Brow
Kentuc Corn—Wa
Stic
Ristas
Quiet Stocks Eyed After Saturday Market Action
In New York trading, stocks remained quiet as the exchange investigates last Saturday’s heavy activity. Theories point to Daniel G. Reid as a possible organizer of short sales with Rock Island, while Standard Oil reportedly supplied stock to cover Reid’s positions. By noon, delayed deliveries pushed some broker orders, lifting Smelters by 3 points and sending Southern Pacific to a new high and Union Pacific to 138.
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Rock Island
Standard Oil
Reid
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wholesale buying figures for seeds and grasses
Pima NEA prices list shows wholesale and Indianapolis retail seed costs. Cloverseed and red clover range from 1.50 to 6.00 per unit, alfalfa clover 8.00 12.00, orchard grass 1.75 to 2.25, rape 7 8c per pound. Retail seed per bushel includes timothy 2.25 2.50, red clover choice 36.50 7.50, alsike 10.00 12.00, alfalfa 11.00 12.00, Kentucky pine grass 2.25 2.50, blue grass 2.25, seed wheat 1.00 1.25, seed rye 1.00 1.5.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Live Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Pittsburg prices show light cattle receipts with a range from 4.75 to 6.25 for heifers and 5.50 to 6.00 for fresh cows. Hog entries total eight loads with heavy quoted at 6.95 to 7.06, pigs at 5.29 to 5.50, and workers around 6.90. Sheep receipts fall, prime wethers 4.25 to 4.40, lambs 3.00 to 6.00.
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Pittsburg
Live cattle and hogs market report from East Buffalo
East Buffalo reports cattle receipts around 100 head with steady demand. Feeder lambs and yearlings bring 4.75 to 6.60, sheep 4.00 to 4.75, hogs 5.10 to 7.10 with Yorkers and heavies showing strong prices. Meat figures reflect active trading and mixed quality across livestock categories.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Wheat and grain markets report from Toledo C Ohio
Toledo Ohio August market notes show cash wheat at 40 and September 9c, December 96c, May 1.005. Corn quotes: September 9c, December BC, May 64 1/2c. Oats cash 50c, September 49 1/2c, May 58 1/2c. Rye No 2 7 6 cents stock.
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Toledo
Union Stockyards Market Report Aug 25
Hogs receipts 9,000 steady to a shade lower with various weights and prices ranging from 3.70 to 6.85. cattle receipts 7,000 steady including western steers stockers and feeders. calves and sheep also listed with prices, highlights inconsistent.
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Union
Mil
Western
Lambs
Hog and cattle receipts reflect varied steer market at Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on August receipts showed 10,500 hogs 1,000 cattle and 1,050 sheep with a wide spread in steer prices from good to prime. Deals covered steers by weight from 900 to 1,600 pounds with classifications across good to extra choice and common to medium stockers. Heifers cows bulls and calves prices ranged from fair to good, with calves selling 400 to 700 and bulls 233 to 360.
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Indianapolis
Crives
Wade Bolejateie
Wheat and Corn Prices Rise in Chicago Opening Trade
Wheat opens higher in Chicago with scarce offerings and strong buying. September wheat climbs to 93 4 93 3 4 cents, corn to 76 14 76 34, oats to 48 14 cents, pork to 14 27, lard to 39 17, ribs not quoted. Closing shows September wheat at 94 14 93 0 8, corn near 76 10, oats 48 0, pork 14 35, lard 9 27 2, ribs 38 70.
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Chicago
Maxwell-Briscoe to Erect $45,000 Auto Plant in New Castle
The Maxwell-Briscoe Automobile company plans a new building in New Castle costing 45000 dollars. The plant will measure 120 by 360 feet. The site is noted with address 355 Ow Washington Street.
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BLISS
Wrehington Street
Bryan Kern notification day opens with large crowds
The Kern notification day at the Indiana state fairgrounds drew thousands as Bryan and Kern arrived in Indianapolis. Bryan spoke on trusts amid demonstrations, while Kern and other Democratic leaders met with national and state figures. A long reception followed at the Denison house before the afternoon program at 1 30 p m with crowd seating for about 10 000.
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Hare
Kern
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana Democracy
Denver
Bryan
John W. Kern
Terminal
Union Stations
Chicago
Thomas Taggart
W. S. Jackson
Union Station
Capitol Avenue
Mr. Taggart
Flo
Denison House
Taggart
Jackson
Mr. Bryan
Norman [. Mack
New York
Urey E. Woodson
Kentucky
P. L. Hall
Nebraska
Roger Sullivan
Illinois
Myron D. King
Indiana
National Committee
Robert Hwing
Louisiana
Chas. Bullock
Iowa
J. T. Lloyd
Missouri
Congressional Committee
John S. Martini
Robert F. Rose
Indianapolis
Sheridan
Ninth
Martin Morrison
Charles Landis
Denison
National
Fair Grounds
Thirtieth Street
Notification Committee
Sig Kahn
Ligonier
Notifcation Committee
Democratic National Committee
Indiana Democratic Club
N. Meridian Street
John E. Hollett
Parks M. Martin
William Jennings Bryan
John Worth Kern
Theodore A. Bell
Norman E. Mack
U. S. Jackson
James T. Lloyd
Charles Bryan
James Morton
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report August 24 Cattle and hog prices
Cattle receipts for the day totaled seven loads with prices rising. Prime cattle 6.00 to 6.10, good 5.50 to 5.75, heifers 3.00 to 5.00, fresh cows and springers up to 16.00. Hog receipts numbered 450 loads with active buying. heavy and medium weights 6.90 to 6.95, workers around 6.00 to 6.90, pigs 5.00 to 5.50, rough to common down to 5.00 to 6.70.
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Pittsburg
Bahama Bill Faces Chinatown Rampage Aboard Ship
Bahama Bill the mate storms the Sea-Horse laundries in a brutal clash with Wah Lee and Celestials, seizing control of the shipboard fight. He defeats assailants, captures a Chinese girl, and flees toward Jacksonville with Captain Smart aboard a dockside cart and a plan to reach the steamer while Jule watches the kidnaped child.
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Bill
Jule
Wah Lee
Bahama Bill
Cap'n Smart
Wah Les
Lightnin
Capt. Smart
Yeu
Bahama Bil
Smart
Jacksonville
Sal
Key West
New York
Wahlee
Conchides
Agin
Cap
Sanders
Capt. Sanders
Wall Collapse in Chelsea Kills Several People
A brick building wall collapsed in Chelsea square this afternoon during repairs. Three people are dead and several others injured, removed from the ruins. The structure had formerly housed furniture dealer W. Burns.
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Chelsea
Mass
Chelsea Square
W.tt. Burns
Gov Hanly Unable to Attend Notification
The Kern notification committee was disappointed as Gov. Hanly could not attend the ceremonies at the fair grounds. He had a lecturing engagement at Lincoln Illinois, with choice seats reassigned. Secretary Col. Fred L. Gemmer represented the governor at the notification.
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Gov. Hanly
Kern
Hanly
Lincoln, Ill
Fred L. Gemmer
Jealous husband slashes wife in Johnstown attack
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on August 25 Frank J Hala day attacked his twenty one year old wife with a razor wounding her severely. Police reported the suspect acted out of jealousy and the victim was rushed to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. The case was being investigated as they awaited further medical updates.
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Johnstown
Frank J. Haladay
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