Today's Markets From Chicago And St Louis
Open high low quotes for Wheat Corn and Pork along with St Louis and Peoria produce markets. Includes futures for May and July and today’s car receipts with tomorrow’s estimates. Also lists retail and live market prices for livestock dairy produce vegetables and fruits.
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Holzhauer & Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Kansas City
Donovan Commission Co
St. Louis
Chicago
Associated Press
C. May
Aitec
Chicago Live Stock Market Update
Chicago January 4. Cattle receipts 9500 with strong demand. Beeves 3.65 to 6.25, cows and heifers 1.50 to 4.75, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.25, Texans 3.50 to 4.25. Hogs 25,000 up to 10 cents higher. Mixed and butcher hogs 5.10 to 5.35, food hogs 5.20 to 5.35, rough 5.05 to 5.15, light 5.05 to 5.27, bulk 5.15 to 5.30. Sheep receipts 14,000 steady 1.00 to 5.85, lambs 4.75 to 7.85.
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Chicago
Mtta Ee
Oeneee Ec
Lambs Ser
Lambs
Associated Press
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary
Chicago market reports butter as firm with creameries at 17 25 cents and dairies at 17 22 cents. Eggs hold steady at 18 to 28 cents.
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Chicago
C. Dairies
Chicago Poultry Market Report and Prices
Chicago market notes show turkeys at 14c, chickens 11c, and other poultry items steady. New York markets report butter 16 to 24c, eggs steady, and alive poultry prices listing chickens 12c and fowls 14c.
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Chicago
New York
Yesterday's Markets in Brief Steers firm demand strong prices rise
Markets show steers firm with 10c advances and top beeves at 6.25 while bulk sales rise 1c. Cut in cattle estimate to 17 000 aids selling though butcher stock remains urgent and calves reach 8.75. Hog trade weak with prices dipping to 15c late as thousands arrive. sheep and lambs steady to lower with best native stock around 7.80 and Western 7.75.
John P. Trish Not Named to Interstate Commerce Board
John P. Trish will not be appointed as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission and will remain in his present position. The decision preserves current leadership at the commission and avoids a anticipated vacancy.
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Frank J. Stillman
John P. Irish
California
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fifer
San Francisco
Irish
Iowa City
Col. Llish
Lowa
William J. Bryan
Trish
Fish
Col. Lineh
William McKinley
Bryan
Northwest
Mr. Bryan
Pacific Coast
Mark Hanna
William, the Conqueror
Mr. Hanna
Hanna
Col. Irish
Colonel Irish
Platte
Iris
McKinley
Jonn P. Irish
Prairie Delays From Snow Storm Hamper Railroads
A heavy snow storm last night delayed Prairie rail lines causing widespread service disruption and cancellations. Officials report blocked routes and stalled trains as freight movements suffer and travelers face delays across the system.
New Railroad Expansion Targets 1906 Construction Boom
A Washington report details multi billion dollar railroad expansion across the United States for 1906. Major lines including Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Western Pacific and Santa Fe plan new tracks terminals and equipment with hundreds of miles of double tracking and large terminal projects in Detroit Buffalo and New York all to be financed by stock and outside builders.
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United States
Nandie
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Evaris
Theiutte
Montana
Butte
Idaho
Washington
Seattle
Northern Pacifice
St. Pauline
Gould
Western Pacific
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
SOO
Denver
Baltimore
Harriman
J. Krartschmitt
Agnart
Chicago
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Winchell
Great Northern
Billings
Mont
Calvert
Burlington
Santa Fe
Pecos Valley
Albuquerque
N. M
California
Southern Lines
W. A. Garrett
Queen and Crescent
Seaboard Air Line
Florida
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Terminal
Washington Terminal
Pittsburg
New York Central
New Yor
Michigan Central
Detroit
Lake Shore
Big Four
Buffalo
Union
Cleveland
New York Central Lines
Colorado
Salt Lake
Rocky Mountains
Illinois Central
Soo Line
Southern Railway
Rosany
Roosevelt’s office clash keeps Col. Irish in post
California senators and Congressman Woods clash with President Roosevelt over a naval officer appointment. Woods’ past attacks on tariff policy surface, but Irish resists challenge and retains office, while California lawmakers concede ongoing tenure for Irish despite the controversy.
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Woods
White House
California
Congressman Woods
Mr. Woods
Burlington aims to extend M. N. and 3S railroad
Citizens of Burlington push to secure the M. N. and 3S extension with committees near finishing fund raising. Louis Blau says subscriptions will be wrapped up in a week or so despite Christmas delays. Merchants gain time after holidays and a report plus banquet plans are scheduled for the late month commercial exchange meeting.
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Burlington
The
Burlington Gazette
Louis Blau
Commercial Exchange
Funeral for Jacob I I Houser Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Jacob I I Houser will be held tomorrow at 1 36 PM from the home of his sister in law Mrs Amelia C Houser. Rev J N Elliott of First Presbyterian Church will officiate. Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Jacob I I. Houser
Jacob I. Houser
Amelia C. Houser
J. N
First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Deeds Recorded In West Liberty Transfers Filed For Record
R. S. Hanks and others transfer Lots 1 2 and 3 in Block 1 Clark Brothers addition West Liberty to S B Osborn for 2509 dollars. S B Osborn and others transfer the west half of the southwest quarter of section 24 township 78 range 4 west including the fifth principal meridian to Robert Hanks for 6700 dollars.
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G. M. Titus
R. S. Hanks
S. B. Osborn
Clark Brothers
West Liberty
S. B. Osborn Et al
Robert Hanks
Edward Healey Funeral Plans Set After Sudden Death
Relatives seek word from a Boulder Colorado sister before arranging funeral for Edward Healey who died suddenly. Funeral likely Saturday or Monday from St Matthias church. He leaves four brothers and three sisters including Andrew James John William Clara Mrs Spellman and Sister Mary Cyril. Born Muscatine county in November 1867, he spent life on a Bloomington township farm.
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Edward
Boulder
Colorado
St. Matthias Church
Siward Healey
Andrew
James
Burlington Road
John
Bloomington Township
William
Lake Township
Clara
John Spellman
Adair County
Iowa
Mary Cyril
Muscatine County
Interurban Rail Line Wins Muscatine Franchi se
Officials of the Eastern Iowa Interurban Rail road express gratified reaction after Muscatine council grants entry to the city. The company has bought land from Mississippi Lumber and Box Co for a station and yards to connect with Rock Island, Milwaukee and Muscatine North and South lines. Work is expected to begin in spring.
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Muscatine
Milwaukee
Southwest Limited
Rock Island
el Paso
Oskaloosa
Washington
Iowa City Republican
Eastern Iowa Interurban Railroad
Iowa City Paper
Interurban
Mississippi Lumber and Box Company
Republican
Interurban Railway
Recem
Council of
Mississippi Box Co
River City
Closing-Out Sale of Farm Goods at Wilton
Auction notice for L. Packer near Wilton Jumelson listing 15 horses including half blood Shire and Percheron brood mares, 39 head of cattle, 50 stock hogs, wagons, gears, plows, seeders, and farming machinery. Sale on Saturday January 6 1906 at 1 am with free lunch and coffee. terms to be announced. Auctioneers: Col Griff Johnson. Clerk: H Wildasin.
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Wilton Jumelson
Lowe
Gaillard
Rock Island
L. Packer
Col. Griff Johnson
H. Wildasin
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