Wall Street Opens Dull After Mixed Opening Stocks
New York August 10 The market opened with higher London prices giving a lift to railway stocks but gains faded as professional selling resumed. Missouri Pacific spurted at the close to yesterday’s level while United States Steel stayed largely unchanged. Bond prices moved narrowly as the weekly crop report and steel strike fears weighed on sentiment, leaving a dull, irregular close amid ongoing crop uncertainty.
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New York
London
Missouri Pacific
United States Steel
United States
Metal market quiet in New York on Saturday
On August 10 in New York the metal market showed dull activity with little business. Tin held at 27.4287.2 cents, lead at 4.37 percent, spelter around 3.90413.95 cents, copper steady with Lake Superior at IWlealie and casting at ee lime, iron inactive. Pig iron warrants at 9.50 to 10, bar silver 58. percent. English markets closed.
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New York
Iwlealie
Lake Superior
London stock market shows thin activity and mild gains
New York reports a near idle London market with domestic shares neglected and American stocks near opening prices. There was slight inquiry for Atchison common and preferred while money rates eased a shade.
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New York
London
Atchison Common
Preferred
Grain futures rise on export demand and crop reports
Chicago August grain markets opened strong with higher September wheat and corn gains. Short covering and outside buying propelled prices before profit taking and limited late-session trading. Provisions firm as hogs and packers boosted pork and lard futures.
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Chicago
Tgc
Waite
Timat
Commodity and livestock prices and receipts
Grain and flour prices listed with quality grades and per unit costs. Cattle and hog receipts reported for Chicago market with price ranges for steers, cows, heifers, calves, and Texas steers. sheep and lamb figures given alongside current bids and averages.
Treasury balances shown for general fund in Washington report
Washington report gives today’s treasury balances with available cash at 178,988,964 dollars and gold at 102,679,538 dollars, excluding the 15 million dollar gold reserve in the division of redemption.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Omaha Livestock Market Summary August 10
Cattle receipts 300 with steady market. Native beef steers 4.25 to 5.85, western steers 3.70 to 4.70, Texas steers 5.50 to 6.40. Cows and heifers 2.70 to 4.40, canners 1.25 to 2.60, stockers and feeders 2.70 to 3.90, calves 0.05 to 0.50, bulls and stags 2.25 to 4.45. Hog receipts 7,700 with steady to slightly stronger tone. Heavy 5.75 to 6.25, mixed 5.70 to 5.75, light 5.65 to 5.75. bulk sold around 5.60 to 5.75. Sheep receipts none.
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Chicago
Texas
Omaha
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Hogs Mixed Results
Kansas City reports cattle receipts around 1400 with prices steady. Hog receipts near 4000 show markets strengthening with bulk sales around 6.05 to 6.12 per unit and varied packer bids. Sheep receipts near 0 and market unchanged.
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Kansas City
Fragmentary 19th century livestock regions list
Fragmented OCR item listing wool production areas includes San Francisco Aug, Spring wools Nevada and Oregon regions, Walle, Malic, Mountain lambs, San Joaquin plains, Humboldt and Mendocino. Likely a regional agricultural note or atlas index.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Walle
Oregon
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt and
Mendocino
Mining stock summaries mix in early August trading
In London and New York quotes, Anaconda and Atchison values edge down while Canadian Pacific rises. Copper and silver prices hold around steady levels with bar silver near 26 1/2 pence per ounce and money markets showing fractional gains.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York Port Trade Figures For The Week
New York imports of dry goods and merchandise posted a value of BOASST for the week. Imports of specie amounted to 67,19 in gold and 9760 in silver. Exports of gold and silver to all countries totaled 17,610 in silver bars and coin and 11,590 in gold.
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New York
Hospital reports internal injuries from football strains
A physician on the hospital staff says the injuries trace to football strains and to injuries Hale sustained in Yale Princeton and Yale Harvard games last year. A ruptured blood vessel in the stomach region and complications involving that organ have arisen, with other internal troubles noted.
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Hale
Stolen Gold Recovered in Blame-Free Deal
The dawn found two bricks of gold left on the shore after a robber’s boat landed. Promises of clemency were given to Winters in exchange for unearthing the gold, with a $25,000 payout reportedly promised by President Ralston of Selby Smelting works. Detectives say Winters cannot be prosecuted due to lack of evidence.
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Gibson
Ralston
Selby Smelting
Wiiters
Missing gold brick worth twenty thousand dollars
A telegram to Capt. James Carroll from Apollo Mining of San Francisco says a $20,000 gold brick sent from Unga Alaska aboard the steamer Newport around July 20 has not arrived in San Francisco and should have reached there days ago.
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Seattle
James Carroll
Apollo Mining Company of
San Francisco
Unga
Alaska
Newport
Navy board finds Columbia unfit for crew until cleaning
The board reports the cruiser Columbia is dirty and not ready to receive men after arrival in New York. Cleaning will take 12 days, with 18 days for overhauling pumping drainage and sanitation. Estimated costs total 9 680 dollars for sanitation work plus 11 200 dollars for boiler and other repairs over 69 days.
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Washington
Hackett
Board of Survey
Columbia
New York
Navy Department
Vermont
Noor
Missoula Notes
Missoula notes list residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Fred Morrell of Stevensville Otto Grenhood acting as city herder while Robert Reich is on vacation Sr Taylor ill at Parsons hospital for about ten days Frank T Burns of Hamilton returned from Spokane Superintendent R G Young of Butte schools visited from Victor Russell traveled west in his private car attached to No 3 Charles Williams Northern Pacific dispatcher left for two weeks in Salt Lake City John Andrew of Marysville attended the Methodist conference Samuel Walker reports cattle slaughtered for June and July J H Schwalen bought Joseph Hunter ranch Stevensville for 4000 Col W F Sanders elected president of Wesleyan university trustees board Officer George Kendall returned from Lake Como Joseph W Blankenship botanist at Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Bozeman left for Bitter Root valley.
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Fred Morrell
Stevensville
Otto Grenhood
Robert Reich
Samuel Walker
T. Hallack
Fort Dodgin
Iowa
E. Mulroney
Northern Paccific Railway Company
J. H. Schwalen
Joseph Hunter
W. F. Sanders
Wesleyan University
Helena
Board of Trustees
George Kendall
Lake Como
Joseph W. Blankenship
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
Bitter Root Valley
Dillon
Jean Bishop
Miss Hammer
Bessie Hammer
Hutte
Gracie Graeter
Argenta
Bishop
G. W. French
A. 8. Johnson
Robert Morton
Mark Poindexter
Ralph Sebree
Wilfred Vermilion
C. W. Robinson
E. Timer
Alice Chambers
Livingston
Stella Schwartz
New York City
Henry Schoenborn
Hannah Sullivan
Butte
Father van den Broeck
Maryenville
Cushing Block
Miss x
Frank Williams
Lincoln Williams
Eldridge Hammond
Putte
Leroy J. Williams
Baptist Sunday School
Selway Grove
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. FB
Craig Cornell
Will Jones
Jones
Emil Timer
Atlantic Street
J. L. Jones
Dillon Social Club
Dillon Theater
M. KE. Church
Tate Taylor Lawn
St. James Guild
P. KE. Poindexter
T. W. Poindexter
T. J. Farrell
Montana
Virginia City
R. B. Smith
District Court
Albert Stamm
Milwaukee
M. A. Miller
Grant P. Marsh
Boulder
Gunnison
Colo
Frank W. Williams
State Normal
Findlay
Ohio
E. A. Brooke
RK. P. Smith
M. B
Missoula
Baptist Church
Nordstrom Sanity Confirmed by Medical Experts
Seattle report states Charles W. Nordstrom, King County murderer set for Aug. 23 hanging, is sane after two medical examiners’ review. Friends and counsel plan to seek a second committee of experts to reexamine the case.
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Seattle
Fulton
Charles W. Nordstrom
King County
Nordstrom
Emory
Superior Court
Hale Dies in Hartford Hospital Shocking Yale Fullback
New Haven Aug 10 Perry T W Hale Yale fullback of last year is seriously ill at Hartford Hospital after a sudden illness. Hale rose to prominence as a key back for Yale football. Doctors report the condition is serious but hopes for recovery remain.
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New Haven
Conn
Perry T. W. Hale
Yale
Hartford
Admiral Evans Rep Remanded for His Attacks on Chandler
The article recalls how Admiral Evans faced removal and reduced pay after opposing political influence in the Fifth district. He describes seeking leave, then having it revoked, and notes no inquiry followed as Senator Chandler prepared to defend himself against attacks. The navy department has acted.
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Fifth
Navy
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Senator Chandler
Lane
Chandler
Navy Department
Dillon Social Life Highlights Enigma Party And Local Weddings
Dillon society notes detail an enigma party hosted by Miss Jean Bishop honoring Miss Hammer of Hutte and Miss Gracie Graeter of Ar genta. The items cover weddings, social clubs, kindergarten events, picnics, dancing at the Dillon theater, and visits by residents from Butte and Butte guests.
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St. Ry
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Besten Abegeccesesecce
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Anaconda Mining
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Canadan Pacific
PERE
Anada Southern Bees
Dvesu
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Coenen
East
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Comstock Tunnel
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Leadville
Pete
Ontario
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Savage
Sierra Nevada
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West Side
Park
Broadway
Granite
Hall Bros
Export Oil & Pipe Line Co
Beaumont
Walter G. Hudson & CO
Stock Exchange
Boston
Mass
Shell
Chas. A Towne
Stephen M. Scott
Beaumont, Texas
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Sharpe
Tex
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Chas. W. Draper
Butte, Montana
Metal Market
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Treasury Statement
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Mbar Oss Os Cse
Cness Ees Bingham Mining Co
Atlantic
Tyne Calumet & Hecla
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Sorano A. An
Anta Fe Copper
Tamarack
Utah Mining
Winona
A, Wolverines
Notes
Lil
Evans
Wants
Montana Homes
P. A. Breen
Talbott Ave
Breen
A.eik Purknr
Wyoming St
Birthright
Deck Smith
N. Main St
B. J. Keenan
Park St
DR. Calder
Owsley Bik
H. M. Patterson
The
Owsley, Butte
Mont
Charles Bessette
Arizona St
Troy Laundry
Main
George KB
Shale
Porphyry
American Loan Office
E. Park
Ladies’ Tailor
Colton
World Mesager Office
Simington & Grifiths
E. Broadway
G. W. Vineyard
Butte Business Directory
McClure Bros
Bucie
Sean
Toma
M. E. Mayer
BE. B. Corlett
East Park Street
Butte, Mont
Newman
W. Broadway
Montana Fixture and
Taylor
I Quartz St
Quartz
Minnie Bornholdt
ME. T. J. Murphy
W. Park St
Montana St
Mr. Murphy
Trail Creek
Rock Springs
James A Bennett
John R. Bapty
Hamilton St
Lad Wn
Galena
M. Paumie
G. Pichon
Wyoming
T. A. Grigg
Ulist Ocu
Weinberg Bros. & Epstein
Owsley Block
Park, Butte
Ee A Terre Wife Farmers’ Exchange
Wielsech
Massachusetts
F. Prescott
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