Hog Market Slips as Receipts Lag and Prices Retreat
UNION STOCKYARDS INDIANAPOLIS DEC 23 Hog market opened with about 7000 head as buyers faced limited urgent orders while packers pressed to hold prices. Early trading showed a general decline of about one half to three quarters of a cent, with later activity stabilizing into a uniform drop. Cattle and hogs moved to steady to lower levels amid mixed demand, with slight gains in some better lots and softer selling for other classes.
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Cattle and Hogs Markets Mixed Across Cities
Cattle receipts around 14 000 in Kansas City with prices down, while St Louis notes slow trading and weaker Texans. Omaha shows slow to steady cattle and lower hogs, with beef steers around 5.35 and range cows near 3.25. Cincinnati reports hogs high at 3.70 and cattle strong at 4.50, lambs rising.
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Stockyard notes show fluctuating hog and cattle receipts
Receipts at eleven markets last day were over 14 000 hogs fewer than week ago but nearly 20 000 more than a year ago. Two day totals up 3 500 hogs versus last week, and beef cattle remain ample with prices steady to uneven. Sheep and lambs decline versus last week and year. Holiday demand shifts to poultry and other meats, urging shippers to trim cattle marketing.
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Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments filed for record in the recorder's office for the 24 hours ending 5 pm December 15 1903 show numerous lot transfers in Indianapolis areas including McCray West Side J. Shoemaker Southeast additions and McKee sub as well as sales to and from the Central Trust Company and various individuals. Values noted include 2600 14000 1250 and 60 1 1 in addition to several listed parcels and repairs to dwellings and business properties across multiple streets such as Meridian Vermont Fletcher Avenue Garfiel d Avenue New York Washington Streets Alabama and McCarty Streets.
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Edna Richards
Thomas F. Hornaday
North Side
Theodore F. Harrison
Richard Tagee
Julian
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Anna C
Merit Leackeanook
D. Sanders
Frank T. Brown
Juliet Xoune
Gibson
Johnson
Henry J. Maner
Amelia Be Mansur
Elijah i S Martin
Dale
Indianapolis
Meridian
Vermont
James Ames
Mary C. Stegmaier
Byram
Norman
Henderson
the Central Turst Company
George I. Thompson
Bikane Brookside Park
Jonal Thompson
Cen‘Trust Company
North Brookside Park
Dieu M. Sheppet
Florence A. ‘Bromley
Charles Peet
Clark & Osgood
Lorence A
Huth J. Hott
Ist
Willard McIntire
Fletcher Avenue
Joe Rohard
Sherman Ave
Charles F. Moeller
Garfield Avenue
New York
Washington Streets
M. Buiser
Washington Street
Crilla Addison
Delaware Street
Frowtnut Company
Alabama
McCarty
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Twenteth
Alvord Streets
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Unruly Clover Leaf Rates Roil Western Rail Alliances
Interstate Commission seeks greater power to regulate freight prices as the Clover Leaf case prompts Western roads to threaten boycotts. Chairman McLeod of the Western Passenger Association claims Toledo, St. Louis & Western defrauds routes through improper rate practices. Commission faces limited enforcement while railroads evade regulations, prompting calls for action and stronger oversight.
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Cincinnati Southern ahead in per mile earnings and long lease
The Cincinnati Southern railway built by Cincinnati at 18000000 dollars will be owned by the city at the end of a sixty year lease on completion of a line to Chattanooga at no cost to the city. The line has earned high dividends and in the year ending June 30 1908 produced per mile earnings of 18319.81, surpassing major lines such as Baltimore & Ohio Norfolk & Western and Chicago & Alton.
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Stocks Are Reactionary Concluded From Page Eight
Markets show mixed commodity moves with stock and grain prices steady or firm across cities. Wool and textiles hold firm with limited selling, while notes of oil, rosin, and turpentine detail regional price activity and cargo figures. Cotton remains steady in New Orleans and New York spot markets with modest turnover.
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Local Grain Trade Shows Mixed Gains in Wheat as Corn Holds Steady
Local cash wheat rose led by No 2 red and December futures with quotes near six percent higher. corn and oats stayed steady amid varied bid levels across white and mixed grades. Inspections show steady activity in corn and hay deliveries, with wagon market prices for timothy and clover unchanged.
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Births and marriages listed in Vital Statistics
Vital Statistics for December 15 records births to John and Emma Chinn at 99 North Meridian Tete and Helen Davia at 265 Capitol avenue among others. Marriages shown include Statian F Hayden with Malinda Adeline Ing and Elwin Jones with Kate Gladden. Additional entries note deaths and illnesses with ages and causes such as diphtheria, grippe, pneumonia, and tuberculosis, including John Witlaush and Helen Jane Taylor and Mrs Kate Senaete.
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Emma Chinn
North Meridian Tete
Helen Davia
Capitol Avenue
Charles and
Anna Englehardt
Chestnut
Some
Julie Juss
la Grande Avenue
Win A
Lillian Hunt
Sixth
Frank and
Sima Lewis
William and
Emily Bower
Easteenth Street
Elizabeth Patton
Wright
Charles
Amelia Duggan
East
Statian F. Hayden
Malinda Adeline Ing"Elwin Jones
Kate Gladden
Henry Smith
Catherine White
Michael Welsh
Hannah Sullivan
John Witlaush
McCarty Street
Same Miller
Flackville
Helen Jane Taylor
Lowell Avenue
la Grippe
Kate Senaete
Senate Avenue
George C. Albertsmeyer
Prospect Street
Leonard Schmidt
Nebie Street
Roosevelt Defends Policy Against Misconduct Not Wealth
Roosevelt clarifies in a recent message that his policy targets misconduct, not wealth, acknowledging federation and combinate forces. He praises beneficial corporate and labor union work and asserts administration aims to curb illegal acts, not cripple legitimate enterprises or individuals.
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