Local Market Prices Include Fruits Vegetables and Livestock
The list shows prices on fruits vegetables dairy and meats from several suppliers. Highlights include Bartlett pears at .92 per box, oranges and lemons per dozen or box, and various dairy items like creamery butter around .31 to .35 per pound. Also includes hog and lamb prices and local retail staples.
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Burns
Valencia
Dew
Balalas
Coty Gozem
Lecudious
Reggiobeb
Bartlett Pears
Pillus
Buroness
Filius
Levion Les
Fiums
Abuugabe
Catnrigme
Listman
Bayardo wins St Leger at Doncaster in strong showing
Bayardo the favorite captured the St Leger Stakes at Doncaster today worth $30,000. Valens trained by Lord Carnarvon finished second with Mirador of Waldorf Astor third. King Edward's Minora failed to impress in the Derby outcome. W J Ferris, president of La Crosse Water Power, departed for Chicago on a business trip.
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Tribune
King
The
la Crosse News Co
Main St
Moler Barber College
Chicago
Frank Gerke
la Crosse
Thomas & Phalon
Tribune Office
Doncaster
England
Bayardo
Lord Carnavon
Waldorf Astor
Mirador
W. J. Ferris
Daily markets livestock prices rise on local sale day
Cattle quotes show cows $1.50 to $3, heifers $2 to $3.25, steers $2.50 to $4. Lard gains a quarter cent in wholesale price. Creamery butter 25c and dairy 2c retail.
Livestock Prices and Receipts in Chicago Market
Cattle receipts 7,000 weak to 10 cents lower with various price ranges for beeves Texans western cows and heifers stockers feeders calves. Hogs receipts 9,000 strong to 8.40 with price tiers for heavy light mixed Yorkers pigs. Sheep receipts 28,000 weak with native western lambs and prices listed.
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Chicago
Western
Texas
Livestock Receipts and Prices at Chicago Market
Receipts at Chicago total 300 cattle with prices for beeves Texans western stockers and feeders cows and calves and calves largely steady to firm. Hogs receipts 6 000 with ranges for light mixed heavy Yorkers pigs and roughs. Sheep receipts 6 000 with natives western lambs and prices across categories.
Market rallies and reversals amid Harriman condition news
New York stocks opened strong with Union Pacific leading gains above 198 as readings on Harriman’s condition buoyed sentiment. Reading, Central, Erie, Pennsylvania rose modestly while Erie and Missouri Pacific showed weakness, and later prices fluctuated with rallies but mostly trended lower into midday and afternoon trading.
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New York
Harriman
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
Bulletin
Kansas City Livestock Prices Sep 8 Market Summary
Kansas City market reports cattle receipts about 13 000 with steady ranges for native and western steers from 4.75 to 7.75 and 3.75 to 6.50 respectively. Hogs receipts around 10 000 with prices from 7.90 to 8.25 for bulk and 8 to 8.25 for packers. Sheep receipts 7 000 with muttons 4.50 to 5.25 and lambs 6 to 7.25.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices In Early September Market
Chicago on September 8 reports cheese twins 14 ¾ to 15 cents per pound and Young Americans at 16 cents. New potatoes 62 to 65 cents, market steady. Butter creamery extras 39 ½ cents, firsts 26, seconds 25, dairy 28. Eggs firsts 20 ½, seconds 19. Live poultry turkeys 15 to 15 ½ cents, ducks 13 to 13 ½, geese 9 to 10, fowls 15 to 15 ½ cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Com. Co
A. B. Moll
DOO
Malaga
Chicago
Americas
Chicago Livestock Market Figures From Chicago
Chicago stockyards report cattle receipts at 18000 steady prices with beef steers 4.10 to 8.00 per cwt and calves 6.50 to 8.75, hogs 18000 slow with prices from 7.55 to 8.45, sheep 28000 steady with natives 2.75 to 4.90 and lambs 4.40 to 7.65 across categories.
Census May Not Show Big Gain In La Crosse
Congressman John J. Esch predicts the next census will show no material population increase in La Crosse. He attributes losses on the north side to homesteads in the west and elsewhere, with only a slight net rise expected from new arrivals.
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la Crosse
John J. Esch
Board of Trade
Esch
Grain price quotes for wheat corn and oats
Wheat prices range from 96 cents to 1.08 dollars for various grades. Corn prices run from 65 to 68 cents for multiple grades. Oats quotes show No 2 at 36 cents and higher grades up to 39.5 cents.
Wheat, corn and oats market moves at Chicago strike date
Chicago grain markets opened with wheat up 1 8 to 3 8, corn firmer, oats dull and provisions steady. Noon trading light with prices mostly unchanged, then a strong close for wheat up 1 2 to 3 4, corn higher except December, oats slightly higher.
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Chicago
Crop reports show varied condition across grains in Sept
Washington reports the agriculture department's Sept 1 crop estimates. Corn 74.6 current, 74.4 prior month. spring wheat harvest 88.6, oats 83.8. tobacco 80.2. Comparisons cover 1908 1907 and ten year averages.
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Washington
D. C
Department of Agriculture
August Health Report Totals: Borths and Marriages
Health Officer Murphy reports August figures: births 0, deaths 0, males and females listed. Marriages filed total 22. Accidents reported 12.
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Murphy
General Corbin Dies in Hospital in New York
General Henry C. Corbin, once adjutant general of the army and commander of the Philippines department, died at Roosevelt Hospital after an operation. President Taft sent condolences, noting the close Taft Corbin family ties. Mrs. Corbin had given ten thousand dollars to the Republican campaign fund last fall.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
H. C. Corbin
New York
General Corbin
Roosevelt Hospital
Corbin
Department of the Philippines
Washington
Prairie du Chien Social Notes Roundup of Travels
Prairie du Chien residents embark on trips to New York Milwaukee and Montana with visits to relatives in Carlisle and Chicago. Notables include Dr Frederick Lockhart and family from Michigan and Mrs Sophia Eddy visiting Chicago. Eastern Star opens season while local gatherings feature a Campbell Course picnic hosted by McGregor Germans.
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William Moore
New York
Connie Berthelet
Milwaukee
W. B. Tartt
Montana
McCann
la Crosse
Carlisle
Earls
Viroqua
C. S. Rogers
Chicago
Frederick Lockhart
Michigan
Lockhart
B. F. Fay
Wallace Martner
Bloomington
Will Schweiger
Mchigan
J. F. Pier
Eastman
M. R. Munson
Crawford County
Jack Smreina
Madison
University
Sophia Eddy
George Westervelt
George Rienen
Rapid City
South Dakota
J. M. Chambers
M. J. Cameron
Hillsboro
Wis
Jack Gilchrist
Hudson
Eastern Star
McGregor
Prairie du Chien
Campbell Course
Benson
Edward
Ruth Hall
St. Paul
Appointments in La Crosse District by West Wisconsin Methodist
Bishop William F McDowell announces charges for La Crosse district at Monroe annual conference. List includes W H Vance Alma Center Sechlerville, H A Sawyer Black River Falls, L E Hoisington De Soto, J B OConnor La Crosse Caledonia St, W E Smith Ironton, and others across towns such as Sparta Mondovi Tomah Viroqua Reedsburg Neenah Neillsville New Lisbon Tomah Stoddard Trempealeau Wilson Norwalk Wonewoc.
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la Crosse
West
W. R. Thompson
Humbird
W. E. Smith
Ironton
B. J. Braddock
Kendall
G. H. Marshall
Wonewoc
B. L. Bain
Dedicate Library Ceremony Likely This Month
The dedication of the new library is expected to occur this month though the exact date remains undecided. Secretary of the board of trustees John M. Holley is currently away in the west on business and will finalize permanen plans on his return. Some work still remains to be completed before the ceremonies.
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Permanen
John M. Holley
Holley
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Ferry
N. M. Scott
Nicholson-Scott Co
Agricultural Hotel
Tom Mosher
Onalaska
Thee Wilson House
South 6Th
Kontedig
North Fourth
la Crosse Hospital
Germania Hotel
South Eighth
la Crosse Steam Laundry
South Front St
King Street
Mers
H. U
Care Tribune
Ale—Aautombler
Frank Pierce
Franklin Iron Works
Mill St
Normal School
Pine St
Station
K. Little
Preston
Minn
Peters
State Street
4Th
Ninth and
Pine Streets
Front Street
5Th St
City Plow Works
Rose Street
South 7Th Street
A. Ruhoff
Vernon County
Missouri
Black Valley
G. R. Godfrey & Son
Nevada
Nebraska
Dixon
Cedar
Box Butte
Hughes and Sully
Truax Land Co., (Inc
Nebr
Alliance
Blunt
City
Cal
South 15Th Street
Jas
W. Fairbairn
Davenport
Badger Street
Cass Street
Mills Tourtellotte
la Crosse Pure Food Co
South Second Street
Vine Street
F. R
Main Street
South Sixth
South Tenth
South Fifth Street
N. Eighth St
S. Ninth St
State St
Alvoce
Miss. St
Miss. St. 8-28-Tf For Rent—7 Room Modern House, City Heat, 234 So. 6Th St
Arenz
West Salem
Morrow Sisters
Superinteruerts Schick & Roth — Batavian Bank
Telephone 390
Insurance
C. S. van Auken
Pear Street
Fessler & Dahl
South Third Street
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis,Minn
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
C. A. Waldon
Reuter & Mader’s
South Fourth St
5Th
6Th Street
Cass
D. Drummond
H. W. Barker
Sparta
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Court House
Said
Charlies M. Pfaff
G. Frederick Pfaff
State of Wisconsin
Nick Groff
John Blashasky
Emma Blashasky
State of
City of la Crosse
Office of Register of Deeds
County of la Crosse
William Duncan
John A. Daniels
Plaintiff
Ice Cream & Butter Co
Langdon & Boyd Packing Co
BROS
Anne
H. M. Sieger
Thos. Ellefson
la. L. McIntosh
Elliott - Loeffler Company
Philippines
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