Hog market slips as buyers force price cuts in Indianapolis
Indianapolis market reports show receipts of 2500 hogs, 1560 cattle, and 209 sheep with higher overall arrivals than a week ago. Demand softened while buyers pushed a roughly five percent price reduction. hog top ranged around 36.75 with many hogs selling near 6.20 to 6.60. Cattle and sheep showed modest gains, with steers, heifers, cows, and calves posted at steady to firm levels. lambs reached about 7.50 and good sheep around 3.50.
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Indianapolis
Sey
London
Reading
Peck
Steel
Shearson, Hammil & Co
Union Stockyards Market Report March 5 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs receipts 35000 market about ten lower mixed butchers 6.10 to 6.60 good heavy 6.40 to 6.60 rough heavy 6.06 to 6.60 light 6.10 to 6.45 pits 5.30 to 8.00 bulk 6.50. Cattle receipts 2000 market strong beeves 4.50 cows and heifers 2.35 to 6.00 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 6.40 Texans 4.75 to 5.60 calves 5.75 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 8000 jackets strong sheep 3.40 to 5.05 lambs 5.40 to 6.00.
Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Receipts Steady Trade
Cincinnati market figures show hog receipts around 3,923 with steady demand. Cattle receipts 525 with strong trade, bulls steady, veals up to 9.00 with extras, calves 7.00 to 8.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 157 with steady demand.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg Pa March 5 cattle receipts light market steady. Prices listed for various cattle from common to prime, including fat cows and springers, with ranges for hogs, sheep, and heavy yorkers. Pigs and wethers show steady to mixed demand. figures indicate overall market stability with several price bands noted.
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Pittsburg
Aden
Market Lamb and Calf Prices Reported in Mixed Listings
Mixed quotations for sheep and cattle including ewes and wethers at 4.5 to 5.4 dollars, culls to common 2.5 to 4.0, lambs 6.0 to 7.85, yearlings good to choice around 36 dollars, real calves 8.0 to 10.25, with heavy and thin calves 4.0 to 6.0. Prices show varied grades and ranges across categories.
East Buffalo Live Stock market report summary
East Buffalo on March 5 reports cattle receipts 100 with firm market. Veals 125 receipts slow with lower prices. Sheep and lambs 30,000 head. lambs 5.75 to 7.19, yearlings 0.50 to 7.00, sheep 2.60 to 6.00. Hogs 5,100 receipts fairly active with pigs steady. yorkers 6.70 to 6.85, heavy 6.80 to 7.00.
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East Buffalo
Wall Street Opens Strong Then Fades on Mixed Trading
New York March stock market began with fractional gains led by Amalgamated Copper up 1 percent and Smelting climbing 1 percent Reading led railroad issues with Union Pacific Atchison and New York Central gaining early. Steel common dipped then recovered amid overall selling and a lack of demand after initial gains.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Union Pacific
Atchison and
New York Central
Chicago Markets Open With Mixed Commodities Prices
Opening prices show May wheat at 1.1714 to 1.181%4, May corn at 68, May oats at 56%c, May pork at 17.25, May lard at 10.00, and ribs at 9.15 to 17.00 in Chicago. Prices reflect early session trading as investors evaluate supply and demand signals.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
Fresh butter and poultry listed with various price notes. Live ducks and other produce appear in fragmentary form. The listing includes New Corn 0 74c Shelled Oats 13 56c and multiple hay and straw prices along with Timothy and Clover figures.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Grain and hay market report with mixed bids and inspections
The notice lists Wheat and Corn price bids for various grades and through-billing terms, with No 2 red and No 3 white and yellow colors cited. It includes Bay timothy hay bids, rye, and multiple inspection totals showing cars in and out across Wheat Corn and Hay divisions.
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Ohia
Timothy
Sample
Apple Prices and Fruit Commodities Listing
A dense price list shows Apples in varieties Baldwins and King, Jonathan and Grimes Golden with per box and per barrel rates. Other fruits include Cocoanuts per dozen, Strawberries per quart, Grapefruit per large unit, Malaga and Messina Lemons, California and Florida Oranges, Tangerines by strap, and Pineapples per crate with assorted bulk rates.
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Malaga
California
Florida
Social Notes Tie Local Moves And Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Kahn and daughter Miss Claribel Kahn have moved into their new home on North Pennsylvania street. Miss Marie Horstman, guest of Mr and Mrs J Weiland, Lexington avenue, returns to Germany. Mrs William Anheirer of Monticello visits Mrs John C Stewart for a few days. Mr and Mrs J J Bornschein called to Louisville Ky for the death of Mr Bornschein s sister Mrs Edward Cartwright of Chicago. Roscoe H Burns of Pittsburg Pa will visit his sister Mrs Rexford Ennis on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W J Holliday travel to South Carolina for a few weeks.
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Mrs. Henry Kahn
Miss Claribel Kahn
N. Pennsylvania Street
Marie Horstman
William Anheirer
Monticello
John C. Stewart
J. J. Bornschein
Louisville, Ky
Roscoe H. Burns
Pittsburg, Pa
Mrs
Rexford Ennis
Best Known Recipe for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Go to a druggist and obtain half ounce Bu chu fluid extract, half ounce Murax compound, six ounces pure gin. Shake well and take one to two teaspoonfuls after meals. Use promptly at first signs of backache, rheumatic pains, scanty or frequent urination or groin pains to prevent more serious trouble such as Bright's disease.
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Bright
Washer Woman, 77 Falls At Work With Salvation Aid
A 77 year old washer woman collapsed at work after years of hard daily washing. Salvation Army Maj. Escott arranged immediate groceries and medical aid, with the case marking her first request for assistance. The Army also aids unemployed women seeking work, placing some in homes and cleaning jobs.
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Maj. Escott
Salvation Army
Mas. Escott
Central Christian Church
Zella M. Johnson
Council Bill Urged to Bind Nine Members
Senator Cox moved to force a conference with the House to restore a nine member city council plan. The bill would have each party nominate six men from six districts and voters choose nine, ensuring a minority of three. The Senate sought a conference while the House had not yet acted.
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House
Indianapolis
Tnstead
Cox
Senate
Cox and Clark
Kealing Resigns as Attorney Amid Political Tensions
Joseph B. Kealing, attorney tied to the Fairbanks faction, resigns by March 16 1909 to avoid embarrassment and allow President Taft to name a successor. The move follows concerns about his loyalty to Roosevelt and ongoing speculation he might be asked to resign.
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Taft
Joseph B. Kealing
Joseph RB. Kealing
Republican
Fairbanks
Indianapolis News
Delavan Smith
Kealing
Roosevelt
Washington
Mr. Kealing
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report March 4
Chicago cash grain prices list cash wheat with multiple grades and prices including No 2 red at 1.24 1.25 No 3 red 1.1997.95 No 2 hard 1.17 1.20 No 3 hard 1.18 1.19 No 1 new spring 1.19 1.21 No 2 new spring 1.17 1.20 No 3 gris 1.14 1.19 Cash corn with No 3 at 65 66 No 3 yellow 66 4 15c No 4 at 62 68 14c Oats No 2 white 56 9c No 3 white 64 0 55c No 4 var 54 1 gc standard 66c
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Chicago
Park Bill Goes to Governor From Senators
The park and boulevard bill for Indianapolis passed the Senate. If enacted, the city may fund the project by a special tax over ten years, allocating about 200000 dollars yearly to develop a grand park and boulevard system advocated by Mayor Beckwalter and civic leaders. The plan envisions boulevards along Fair Creek and White River, new parks on the north and along Pleasant Run, and the beautification of city parks.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Beckwalter
Fair Creek
White River
Fall Creek
Pleasant Run
Storm paralyzes rail service between Washington and Philadelphia
Philadelphia March 5 The storm yesterday paralyzed rail traffic northward from Washington with delays of three to ten hours. A Boston to Washington through train was nine hours late, and wire outages left officials unable to locate trains. Eighty eight miles of telegraph wires between Philadelphia and Washington are down. Five hundred West Point cadets who attended President Taft's inauguration arrived here early today after leaving Washington at midnight.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
West Point
President Taft
Widow Anxious to Wed on Spot After Death Reveal
In Evansville Indiana Mrs Anna Jarboe a St Phillips widow rushed a marriage license with would be husband Fred Appman before proof of her late first husband. County Clerk Foster checked and learned Jarboe was dead. Justice Krancke married them. they will reside in Posey county. The bride wore normal attire.
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Evansville
Ind
Anna Jarboe
St. Phillips
Foster
Cannelton
Jarboe
Justice Krancke
Posey County
Pupils Piano Recital at Odd Fellows Hall
The pupils of Francis Trupmiller assisted by Miss Greene contralto will present a piano recital in Odd Fellows hall on Thursday March 11 at 8 pm. Participants include Helen Hohelstadt Grace Sonnefield Annaluke Rosa Beck Catarina Moriatt Irene Hoy Louise Alwatez Freeda Brummer Lillian Nieman Ethel Reesener Marie Haeley Ruth Reisener Maude Morrison Mary Linge.
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Francis Trupmiller
Greene
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Helen Hohelstadt
Grace Sonnefield
Annaluke
Rosa Beck
Catherina Moriatt
Irene Hoy
Louise Alwatez
Freeda Brummer
Lillian Nieman
Ethel Reesener
Marie Haeley
Ruth Reisener
Maude Morrison
Mary Linge
Meats and Lard and Brom Quinines Ad
Sugar cured hams English style hams boiled hams breakfast bacon sugar cured bacon English style bacon smoked bacon listed with prices There is Only One Brom Quinine Laxative Brom Quin ine signature of E W Grovs used worldwide to cure a cold in one day 25c
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E. W. Grovs
Denison Hotel Dining Recommends Sunday Dinners
The Denison Hotel announces American plan dining with Sunday dinners a specialty and live music to attract guests seeking a refined dining and entertainment experience.
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Denison Hotel
Taft Begins Grind As Nation's Chief In Washington
Washington March 5 The day after inauguration saw the capital largely isolated with rail traffic paralyzed. President Taft entered the executive office at 9 30. Secretary of War designate Dickenson will not qualify until March 1. Phi lander Knox arrived as secretary of state nominee alongside the cabinet slate. The president sent to the Senate nominations for Frederick Carpenter secretary to the president and William Loeb Jr. as New York port collector.
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Dickenson
Miners Confer About Terms Of New Contract
Leaders of the anthracite mine workers meet with union president T. L. Lewis in Wilkes Barre to outline demands. Talks aim to gain check-off dues, annual wage and condition reviews, and formal union recognition by operators.
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Wilkesbarre
Anthracite Mine Workers
T. L. Lewis
Mine-Workers Union
Lewis
Carriage Manufacturer Ends Life by Hanging
W A Walburn aged 52 of Walburn and Riker, a large pony carriage maker, hanged himself at St Paris Ohio this morning. No cause given. The Gem Laundry offers family washings rough dry.
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PIQUA
W. A. Walburn
Walburn and Riker
United States
St. Paris
GEM Laundry
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