Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 100, 8 March 1920 — Page 9

. CATTLE, CORN, HOGS

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hll niuncn in iyluv; SHIPMENTS HELD UP By WILLIAM R. SANBORN. There was a little spurt of buying in the hog pens at Indianapolis, at the close on Saturday, and some choice

light hogs sold up to $16, this also

being the top on Saturday, February 28th. At the same time hogs -weigh

ing more than 300 pounds were going

at $15, with hogs ranging at from 250 to 200 pounds at around $15.25. Pigs were strong compared with Friday, being np 50 cents at $15.50 for best. The 3.000 hogs in the pens hardly supplied the city packing trade on Saturday. But 200 cattle arrived Saturday and the market was quiet. But regardless of this cattle showed a material gain

in price during the week; there being

an average advance of 75 cents on steers; 50 cents on cows and heifers . and 40 to 50 cents on feeders, in sympathy with the general trend in cattle values. Roads are Still Bad.

Medium veals sold at from $11 to $14, with best ranging at from $17 to

$18. The condition of country roads ! as affecting "trucking-in" reduced

live stock receipts at Indianapolis last week and Is still being felt at all receiving points, aside from the fact that fat hogs are getting scarcer from day

to day.

Chicago Cattle and Hogs. Chicago's general average price on hogs on Saturday at $14.95 and the average on the week at $14.80, showed a 50 cent advance compared with weekending Saturday, Feb. 28. The best hogs brought $15.55 last Satruday, ,, against a top of $15.25 on Monday. The Vonly two spots on the hog map showing a top of over $1C on Satruday were Pittsburg at $16.40. and Buffalo at $10.50. The top at Buffalo on March 5, last year, was $20, and at Pittsburg $19.50. The low day of this year at Chicago was Feb. 24, since which date hogs have advanced $1 per hundred weight in that market. Cattle closed the week at Chicago with a considerable show or strength, the bulk ot steers being 75 cents to $1 up on the week. Fancy veals topped the market at $17 and fancy lambs at $20. All Strings Off on Corn. Board of Trade regulations limiting open trot1" in corn to 200,000 bushels in any ori!on. were recently rescinded. The sky is now the limit and the effect of wide open speculation has been noted sincp that date. When May com st fuck $1.40 last Tuesday it was at the highest point reached since last August But May didn't stop at $1.40 but climbed to $1.45 last Saturday, from a ton of $1.42 on Friday. May corn is ranging at 12 to 14 cents over price ruling a year ago. with May oats from 20 to 22 cents higher. Number 3 corn is selling at from $1.56 to $1.60 at Chicago, making that market the highest, relatively, on the erain map. Cash oats brought 89 to 32 cents In Chicago last week.

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Indiana Brevities

PERU Claude Sommers, aged 12, ! son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Sommers, is dead as the result of injuries receiv-; ed when struck by an automobile while roller skating. i L.AFAYETTE Joseph Oskamp, in I charge of the horticultural experiment-' at work at Purdue for 8 years, and a well known horticulturist, will leave March 15, to take up a similar position with the Missouri Agricultural College. ENGLISH Crawford county is lined up for Leonard "Wood, according to Thomas S. Austin, newspaper editor, and the county manager of Wood's candidacy. All of the "old-line" Republicans and Progressives are backing the military candidate, according to Austin. GOSHEN Fire partially destroyed one of the largest business buildings here with an approximate loss of $15,000. Insurance covered a greater part of the loss. ivnTAVipnT is no v.nAr-A

thirty-five exhibitors were represented in the largest automobile display In local history, at the twentieth auto show of the Indianapolis Auto Trade Association which opened here Monday.

CORNELL RAISES SALARIES NEW YORK. March 8. A 25 per rnt Increase in salaries of Cornell Irriversitv instructors, effective imrnefl 'ately, was announced here Sunday. The new advance raisps the salary of the Instructors from $1,187 to $1,458 n year. No increase is provided for nrofessors. it was stated, but later it is proposed to nay them $4,500 or approximately $900 more than they are now getting. COUNTY AGENT UNCERTAIN CONNERSVILLE. Ind., March 8. Whether or not Fayette county is to have a county agricultural agent is the sulviect of discussion paramount here. Only one application to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of C. M. George, who has served as agent for the last fourteen months, has been received, but the salary demanded is $2,700, which the county commissioners say is too much.

SURGEON WARNS AGAINST IMPORTATION OF DISEASES NEW YORK, March 8. The United States health officers at foreign embarkation ports must exercise the greatest caution to prevent imml

grants importing typhus and bubonic plague from "infested Europe," Surg, j

uen. ii. b. summing oi xne unnea States Public Health Service, warned upon his arrival here Sunday on the steamship Baltic.

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