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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
7
A fragment describes Professor Nowack of Denmark Hill originator of an observatory using leaf positions to forecast four days ahead. Leaves are turned to signal changes in weather with different alfections and data from the Weather Bureau.
At Union Stock Yards Urs., Jan. 15, cattle receipts 18 500 with 2 000 for tomorrow, market strong. Prime beef 5 20 6 30, with various grades. Hog receipts 39 000, tomorrow 90 000, prices mixed. Sheep receipts 18 000, tomorrow 15 000, market steady to 10 cents lower. Native and western sheep and lambs priced.
Mrs Andrew Simonds married Barker Gummere at the bride’s colonial Charleston home. Mr Gummere a Trenton ellison and brother of New Jersey Chief Justice Gummere. Maiden name Danny Breaux. Bride once a New Orleans belle. Honeymoon planned in England as guests of Lord and Lady Garoch.
Daily Market Report notes mixed wheat futures with May and July contracts fluctuating around open and close ranges. Prices show slight declines in some lots while others hold near previous levels, with export loads cited and market activity marked by bid offers and varying opening values.
Fragmentary notice from East Buffalo dated January 15 reports an oblique local matter involving individuals and a numeric code. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but names and figures suggest a civil or community notice in a local column.
The report shows active trade with lambs stronger and sheep firm. Quotations include lambs at 5.25 to 7.00, yearlings 5.75 to 6.25, wethers 5.50 to 6.00, and mixed sheep 3 to 5.50. Receipts around 11,100 with fairly active yorkers and mixed lots, heavy grades at 4.56 to 4.00.
Cleveland reports cattle receipts higher with hogs and receipts up while shipments rise. Yorkers mix heavies and best cuts with prices around 4 50. Calves receipts higher with good to extra at 8 75 to 9. Sheep and lambs steady with eight cars on hand.
Pittsburg stock market reports cattle supplies steady with ranges for quality tiers from common to prime, cows and bulls priced accordingly. Sheep and lambs show a steady market with prime and good weights, veal calves and calves at varied bids. Hogs receipts total around 50 with prices rising for prime heavy and medium hogs and lighter weights showing softer bids.
Toledo Ohio January 15 Wheat 1 01 1 2 May 1 04 1 2 July 1 00 1 2 September 97 corn cash 57 1 2 May 14 July 60 7 8 September 60 counts cash 5 May 54 g 8 July 40 September 41 Rye No 1 1 No 2 S80 No 3 76 Gloverseed Oneh and January W 57 1 2 March 10 05 Api 10 47 12 prime amathy 2 20 Egges strictly fresh 25 Mutter Creamery tubs gd 1 2 prints g1 1 2 dairy 26 cooking a
New York reports mixed produce receipts with butter and dairy items fluctuating. western firsts and extra creamery butter shown. Chicago prices list new extra creamery butter and various poultry. Local grain markets update wheat corn oats and seeds, with diverse grocery selling prices for butter, lard, cheese, and dried goods.
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