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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1909
Page
4
New York stocks opened with moderate losses as leading railroads and industrials declined from 14 to about 4 percent amid steady selling. Car and Foundry rose slightly, Colorado Fuel advanced 14 percent, and Ice securities continued upward, gaining one point. Intermetropolitan issues were strong and active.
Marshall continues debate over a large appropriation bill with Governor’s message warning revenues would fall short by 643000, possibly over a million if revenue does not materialize. Kistler fights cuts to education, while charitable and benevolent costs gain protection. final budget readings proceed with last minute cuts and added items.
A racecard style summary listing selections at Tampa Oakland and Los Angeles with top pick. Kl— Katie Gleason Jeannette M Cloisteress Youthful Rexall Masks and Faces Sam Clay. Oakland shows Fireball Inflection Bell Weber Montgomery Peer Bubbling Water. Los Angeles presents Lawton Wiggins Jane Swift Far West High Private La Gloria Captain Burnett King of the Mist. Most probable winner Cloisteresa Bubblog Water king of the Mist.
Paris Cosmos summarizes Charcot led studies reducing memory to three types: Verbal Audition interior voice reading and hearing thoughts, Verba Visual Imagination seeing thought words written, and Verbal Articulation silent self-speech. Examples cite Rivarol Dharma and Montaigne.
Cincinnati market news reports Hogan receipts at 1469 with a strong close. Cattle receipts steady to strong with bulls steady. calves slow at Eppes prices. Veals at 4.08 with extra bids, range around 8 and 97, market overall buoyant.
March 6 hog receipts 2,500 cattle 400 sheep 50, all smaller than a week and year ago. Packers and shippers active. hog prices up about 5 cents from yesterday with top at 6.80 and many hogs sold 6.35 to 6.70. Cattle supplies large and trading quiet barely steady. fat stock up modestly for the week. Sheep arrivals sparse with steady prices. Detailed steer, heifer, cow and calf quotations listed for various weights and grades.
Chicago March 6 opening prices show May wheat at a set 16, May corn at 67% to 67i4 cents, May oats at 56 65 to 66 5 cents, May pork at 10.10 dollars, and May ribs at 9.20 dollars. The report reflects early trading levels across key grain and meat futures.
Receipts 18 000 hogs and 2 000 sheep with higher quotes. Hogs ranged from 6 35 to 6 10 for bulk hogs at 6 40. Beeves 4 50 to 7 25, cows and heifers 2 50 to 6 00, stockers and feeders 3 50, Texans 4 75 to 6 65, natives 6 00 to 9 00. Lambs 5 50 to 7 90, sheep 3 50 to 5 65.
Pittsburg March 6 cattle prices steady with prime cattle around 6.25 to 6.50 for fat cattle and 3.50 to 4.50 for bulls and cows. Hogs receipts steady with heavy yorkers about 6.80 to 6.90, pigs 5.90 to 6.00, sheep demand steady with prime wethers 6.00 to 6.60 and lambs 6.00 to 7.85. Fresh calves and yearlings priced near 4.00 to 7.00 depending on size and condition.
An OCR fragment from the Indianapolis Produce Exchange shows scattered lines about eggs orange butter and poultry with garbled text and numbers. The readable parts reference Fresh 180, Country lie and 400 La with unclear context.
William A. Day, vice president of Equitable Life Insurance, is said to be named under secretary of state if Congress establishes the new office. The report links Day’s appointment to the formation of the position and approval by lawmakers.
Readable text shows a market note from Indianapolis headed by Kentucky Avenue with prices for corn oats and wheat. Specific figures appear uncertain but indicate fluctuating grain prices and commodity listing for oats and wheat in the wagon market segment.
A fragmentary note mentions gugar cured hams and a garbled name Jean Bovied amid English style terms. The readable text hints at food at a bacon related event or setting with unclear provenance and no clear date or place.
New York March 6 It is expected that many Dodgers will begin practice at their Florida training camp in Jacksonville next Monday A portion of the team and others connected with the club left for the south aboard the Clydes liner Arapahoe yesterday Manager Harry Lumley and other players returning from Hot Springs Ark will depart tonight for the camp Tim O'Brien did not accompany the squad
Roy Hitt a pitcher from Columbus has been released to Vernon in the Pacific Coast League. He played last season here but did not establish himself and now returns to California where his home is.
Gansberg Shirk Lumber company advertises additions at 1927 Fletcher avenue for 300 dollars. A. McFadden builds a frame house on Harlan street for 2,225 dollars. Henry Amos handles additions on 0 W. Twenty eighth street for 300 dollars and 8 W. Twenty Gilbert Layman builds a frame house at Michigan and Ritter for 3,500 dollars. O. L. Miller remodels shed at 96 W. Sev enteenth street for 100 dollars. Ed Almond constructs a frame house at 3 W. Thirty third street for 1,600 dollars. Ferdinand Brunner reshingle at 1320 N. Senate avenue for 100 dollars. Mrs. Harting reshingle three houses at 626-628-690 Russell avenue for 16 dollars. Ida B. Senorae house at 2 Warman avenue, ge Pulten, dwelling at 3 Germania, J. H. Grim dwelling Christian for 1,200 dollars. A. M. Anderson veneered brick store room at Thirty-fourth and Clifton for 5,090 dollars. Woodburn Masson two story cement house at 9318 Washington boulevard for 96,000 dollars.
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