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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1908

Page

4

Hog Sales Decline Amid Mixed Midwest Markets

Indianapolis receipts show 8,500 hogs, 2,000 cattle, 10 sheep with hogs down 10c as ranges from 4.40 to 4.79 lead to a softer overall market while cattle demand stays fair from outside buyers. Lambs steady, calves strong, and steers vary by size with common stockers around 3.75 to 5.00 per hundredweight. Chicago market opened unchanged to higher on corn strength, with May prices for wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and ribs listed.

Indianapolis Chicago Northwest

Livestock Sale Prices From Warrants Market Report

The listing shows various lots of hogs, lambs, yearlings, and sheep with prices per unit or per hundred. Heavy hogs fetch 4 to 4.75 dollars per head, medium to mix 4 to 7, and best pigs around 4.50. Lambs range from 6.25 to 7.00, yearlings from 4.50 to 5.60, and sheep 4.00 to 4.50 with bucks per 100 pounds at 2.00 to 3.50.

Grain Prices and Inspections Reported in Market Summary

Wheat prices show values for various grades and months with Midwest market terms. Corn and oats quotes appear with through billing figures. hay steady with timothy prices listed. Inspections detail cars of different grades and lots, including total counts and rejected lots.

Hayv Timothy Hay Rye Otal

Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report

Pittsburg Pa bidding on cattle hogs and sheep shows light to heavy demand across categories. Prime and good ranges cited with prices for cows, springers, hogs, pigs, wethers, lambs and mixed lots, with noted receipts and price spreads.

Chicago Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards

March 11 report shows hogs receipts 95,000 with market steady. light to heavy classes priced from 4.30 to 4.70, pigs 3.79 to 4.40, yorkers 4.55 to 4.40. Cattle receipts 19,500, steady to strong. beeves 4.26 to 6.20, cows and heifers 2.90 to 5.50, Texans 4.00 to 4.86, calves 5.0 to 6.75, westerners 4.00 to 4.80, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 4.50. Sheep receipts 14,000, strong. natives 3.75 to 6.95, westerns 4.00 to 6.35, yearlings 5.50 to 6.59, lambs natives 5.60 to 7.10, westerns 5.90 to 7.15.

Jeter Parkas Eesee Pittsburg Union Western

Wrestler Olsen Returns to Indianapolis After Chicago Match

Charles Olsen, wrestler, arrives in Indianapolis Wednesday morning after defeating Leo Pardello in Chicago on Tuesday night. Olsen clinched the second and third falls in 15 and 17 minutes, while losing the first in 20 minutes. He plans to attend the Schober-Buttermore bout at Masonic hall Wednesday night and seeks a match with Prindle or Willoughby in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Leo Pardello Chicago Olsen Masonic Hall Olson Prindle Willoughby Indianapols

Profits Taken by Dealers in New York Market

Traders sold heavily as railroads and the Interstate Commerce Commission failed to agree on straight-rate advances and a wage scale. Union Pacific led declines, while Amalgamated, Smelters, and Steel issues fell. Reading stayed firm. London stocks fell amid exchange troubles. Wheat rose slightly. cotton unchanged.

New York Interstate Commerce Commission Union Pacific Amalgamated Reading London Stock Exchange

Vacant Lot Cultivation Aims To Expand Gardens In Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Charity Organization Society plans expanded vacant lot gardening for 1908. More than 130 plots are expected under supervision, possibly over 200 if land becomes available. Gardens will include vegetables and flowers for the aged, unemployed, and those seeking outdoor activity, with seeds provided. A proposal envisions families receiving ground and temporary shelter to form a summer garden community.

Charity Organization Society Commercial Club Indianapolis Jucianapolis Indianapolis Sun

Pawnbroker Identifies Waterford in Jewelry Theft Case

Detective Samuel Gerber returned from Louisville with Waterford’s photograph to positively identify him as the man who pawned articles stolen from Carl Rost’s window on North Illinois street. The pawnbroker identified Waterford, and two watches and a ring were recovered.

Samuel Gerber Louisville Burt Waterford Carl Rost N. Illinois St Waterford

Injuries Prove Fatal For Cleveland Man Bernard Erdman

Bernard Erdman of Cleveland Ohio died Tuesday at City hospital from injuries after trying to climb a moving freight train near Brightwood on the night of February 29.

Bernard Erdman Cleveland, O City Hospital Brightwood

High Class Mattresses and Prices Listed

One hundred high class mattresses and soon slightly soiled values range from to five dollars. Thursday, 7c, People's Out Tetlog Cou, 138-185 Washington Street.

Washington-st

Society Scenes Preview Springtime Social Gatherings

Indianapolis hostesses raid greenhouses for spring flowers as society preps for weddings and lectures. Miss Sophia Helstein of Indianapolis and Lee Levinson of New York marry with violets and lilies adorning the home ceremony. Fortnightly Club at Propylaeum showcases peach blossoms. Lectures at Union Gospel Mission feature Mme De Langlade on life in Constantinople. Fred Sims returns to Frankfort for a leap year party led by Evith Hall. Pre-nuptial parties fuel the social season as Mrs. Zumpfe plans a luncheon and matinee for Miss May Rutderheide’s upcoming wedding. Chauncey French and Roy Holiclaw issue trolley party invitations while Pearl Lee hosts P.O.G. evening, with playful curiosity about the initials.

Indianapolis Sophia Helstein Lee A. Levinson New York N. Floridian St Propylaeum P. H. Deery N. West St Happy Hour Club Union Gospel Mission Virginia Ave Mme. de Langlade M. de Langlade France Constantinople Fred Sims Indiana Frankfort Sims Evith Hall William A. Zumpfe May Rutderheide

Lunch Biscuits and Coffee Demonstration by Vonnegut Sill

Dinty tuned biscuits and amber coffee set before an audience during a morning cooking lecture at Vonnegut's stove. Miss Rose Stabacher led the demonstration with lessons on potatoes gratin German coffee cake and toast. A coffee cake recipe includes yeast milk flour sugar salt butter fruit and eggs with steps for sponge rising mixing moulding and a slow bake.

Mine Workers Set convention on wage scale

The United Mine Workers of America will hold its second convention in Tomlinton hall on Thursday morning to discuss a new wage scale effective April 1. Miners from Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania will attend after a recent meeting between operators and miners failed to reach an agreement, prompting President John Mitchell to call the session.

United Mine Workers of America Tomlinton Hall Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania John Mitchell

Slack to address Indiana Democratic club meeting

S Ert Slack of Franklin will speak Wednesday night at the Indiana Democratic club gathering. He is a candidate for the Democratic governor nomination and serves as first vice-president of the club.

S. Ert Slack Franklin Indiana Democratic Club Indiana

Mayor sends 1000 dollar check to charity group

Mayor Bookwalter sent a check for 1000 dollars to the president of the Charity Organization Society, a sum raised from seat sales at A Temperance Town staged Monday evening by local players, proceeds used for charity.

Bookwalter Charity Organization Society

Docket of Dwellings and Names From City Listings

A fragmented list shows multiple dwelling entries with owners and addresses. Names include Claude Vfenry Johnson Bessie M Winans Charles C Kemp Essie I Swinford Otto J Of Rosa M Unser J IX Marice Albrecht Francis Hicks Charles C Bandy Bertha Kershaw Harry Alfred Hamilton Laura Hendricks Harry McCartney Alice Montgomery A H A Schukal and various street addresses in New Jersey Paris Avenue Twenty Ninth Street Miley Avenue East New York Street Vermont Street and related property figures like 5100 5060 3200 and 4100 blocks.

Claude Vfenry Johnson Bessie M. Winans Charles C. Kemp Essie I. Swinford Otto J. of Rosa M. Unser J. IX Marice Albrecht Francis Hicks Charles C. Bandy Bertha Kershaw Harry Alfred Hamilton Laura Hendricks Harry McCartney Alice Montgomery A. HA. Schukal New Jersey Brandt Brothers Vermont St Hm. Oc. Geble Miley Ave Stm H. OW. Smith New York-st S. Ro Muir Thirty-second-st A. N. Carter Paris-ave Alfred Potts Twenty -Ninth- St Wenty

City Public Works Seeks Bids For Pennsylvania and Meridian Streets

The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis invites sealed bids at 10 a.m. March 2 for improvements on Pennsylvania Street from 32nd to 34th Streets and Meridian Street St Clair Sixteenth Street area. Projects include creosoted wooden block paving, parkway work, curb and gutter, drainage, water and gas service connections, and resurfacing to specified widths per plans.

Department OF Public Works Majestic Bldg Indianapolis Ind Board of Public Works City of Indiana Pennsylvania Street Thirty-Second Street Thirty-Fourth Street Parkway Meridian Street ST. Clair Street Sixteenth Street Vermont Street Joseph T. Elliott Preston C. Truslir Fred J. Mack

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