Hog Price Upswing Surprises Indianapolis Market
OHIOUP? Upturn in hog prices shocks salesmen as receipts reach 11 000 hogs, 1 800 cattle, 450 sheep. Hogs 10 15 cents higher for bulk of good hogs with some at 5 10 cents more. weights over 150 pounds largely at 7.30 to 7.65, small bunch at 7.80. Cattle receipts match usual levels but prices softer from May highs. spring lambs around 8.00 and yearlings about 7.00, with modest declines for other sheep.
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Jerage
Doak
Priea
Cseccey
City Record for a Day
City residents listed birth announcements and deaths. multiple couples shown with addresses and newborns. Obituaries note Charles N. Kramer and Mary Demerly among other local deaths. East Buffalo cattle market reports show receipts and price ranges for steers lambs hogs and related market activity.
Wall Street Opens With Broad Rally Across Railroads
New York June 4 prices surged as railroad shares led gains in early trading. Atchison rose to 6 000 shares bought at 1.12 to 1.13, Eries topped 36, Hill group firm, Northern Pacific and Great Northern preferred up more than a point, Southern Pacific quoted above 133. Industrials joined the advance with U S Rubber and American Smelting up a point, while U S Steel largely lagged. Overall market strength faded slightly as the list showed uneven gains and some declines.
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New York
Atchison
Eries
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Preferred
Southern Pacific
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 4 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Union Stockyards Illinois reports hog receipts of 15000 with prices 5.10 to 6.50 higher for various grades. Cattle receipts 1000 with steady market and ranges for beeves cows and calves. Sheep receipts 6000 with market steady and lambs priced 5.75 to 9.50.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Cattle and Hog Receipts Report From Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati market notes show hog receipts 4,217 with a strong close and packers paying 7.267.65. cattle receipts totaling 8&0 with dry good conditions, steady to weak prices for bulls and calves, late top around 6.75 to 7.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 3,061 with slow demand, lambs 60 cents lower at 95.50.
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Cincinnati
al Lambs
Notable Steel Issues Prompt Market Buzz
Noted market activity centers on steel stocks with bulls claiming Southern Pacific sold oil lands to Standard Oil for 66 million dollars. London investors moved over 50 thousand shares into Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Atchison, and St. Paul. Governments steady, bonds strong and active.
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Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Company
London
Union Pacific
Atchison and St. Paul
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Car Load Listings
Grain prices show wheat and corn movements with No 2 red and white varieties priced up to 1 63 on wheat and 77c on white corn, through billing terms noted. Oats and mixed lots follow with several through billing adjustments, while hay remains firm with Timothy and clover mixed grades listed. Grain car load details note totals by class and color for corn and oats, plus multiple car movements and totals.
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Indianapolis
Hay—Firm
Choice
Timothy
Chicago open prices for grains and livestock futures
Chicago spot and futures prices reported June 4 show July wheat at 1.19 and corn at 73 1 3 4 cents. Oats trade at 38 3 4 cents, lard at 11.25 and ribs at 10.65. Pork quotes not provided.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Imesh
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Archy W. Smith and Gertrude Bolen Benjamin H. Wright and Etta B. Cox Frank Krause and Margaret Jordan Karl Schultz and Caroline Scheiber Spencer Lilly and Nellie Fernon Omer E. Neehouse and Blanch M. Maxwell Edward Taylor and Nellie van Smith John Milburn and Myrtle H. Haugh John L. Peter and Margaret D. Claib erne
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Archie W. Smith
Gertrude Bolen
Benjamin H. Wright
Etta B. Cox
Frank Krause
Margaret Jordan
Karl Schultz
Caroline Scheiber
Spencer Lilly
Nellie Fernon
Omer E. Neehouse
Blanch M. Maxwell
Edward Taylor
Nellie van Smith
John Milburn
Myrtle H. Haugh
John L. Peter
Margaret D. Claiberne
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices
Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky avenue list grain and forage prices including shelled oats corn silage timothy clover mixed hay wheat straw and oats straw with per unit costs and fresh price notes in a concise local market update.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
United States Grand Lodge B r a Abraham Convention in NYC
The United States Grand Lodge frater nity of the Order B rith Abraham plans a June 13 to 18 convention in New York City. About 100000 members attend as the fiftieth anniversary jubilee unfolds with festivals for around 50000 members, most residents of New York area. Representatives from Indianapolis and Cincinnati lodges prepare to travel for the event.
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United States Grand Lodge
B'rith Abraham
New York
Emil Mantel
Indianapolis
Charles Medias
Adolf Marer
True Brother
H. Bloom
M. Messing
M. Horowicz
B. Fishbein
Cincinnati Lodge
Lodge officers plan next convention in Indianapolis
Epolis lodges will depart with the above named members. The grand lodge appreciates the return of a hand in leadership. Emil Mantel, a third grand deputy, seeks a higher post and delegates are instructed to back him. They are also urged to secure the next convention in two years in Indianapolis.
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Epolis
Grand Lodge
Emil Mantel
Irdianapolis
Lafollette Weeps in Senate Over Tariff Debate
Washington June 4 Senator Lafollette resumed tariff remarks and apologized to Senator Gallinger for yesterday. He grew dramatic and wept during his speech. He rebutted Penrose's claim of illness, saying Penrose should account for his actions, and warned that tracing the Pennsylvania senator’s whereabouts would transgress Senate rules.
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Washington
Lafollette
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senate
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