Stock Market Surges With Broad Gains In Early Session
New York Aug 11 The stock market opened with brisk activity and widespread gains led by United States Steel on heavy buying seen as from influential buyers. Canadian Pacific St Paul and Grangers recorded advances as dividend news and raing in the west influenced sentiment. Southern Pacific lagged, while London Paris and Berlin markets showed a cautious tone. Bond activity was irregular but trended up toward the close on the strength of stocks.
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York
United States Steel
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Grangers
Je West
Conle
Igs
Southern Pacific
Inpme
London
Merfor
Paris
Berlin
Trafic
Ok “Amalgamated Copper
Great Northern
Miinois Central
Diamondfel Interborova
Metropolitan
Florence
Goldfield Consolidated International Harvester
Kewanas Inter-Marine
Lone Star
International Paper Merger Mines International Pump
Consolidated Kansas City Southern Vernal Laclede
Uehien Valles
Big Four
Louisville & Nashville
Dexter Union Minn
St. Paul & Sault, St.Marie
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Manhattan Consolidated National Biscuit
Manhattan
Dexter ‘National
Nat'l Railways’ of Mexico
Consolidated Virginia
New York Central
New York
Ontario & Western
Om Hale & Norcross
Forfolk & Western Ophir It
American
Savage
Sierra
Nevada
Bern Pacific
Union Ib Pacific
Maine
Boston Cash Boy
E'S Gas
Ittabuik
St Louis
Jim
Rth
St. Louis
San Francisco
Rescue
Bula
Seaboant Air Line
Roy
Market Notes Mention Bonds and Currencies
A brief market snapshot notes government and railroad bonds with irregular activity and mentions Mexican dollars alongside values like commercial ville 48 and land at 485 for demand.
Chicago Markets Mixed As Rain Fails To Aid Corn
Chicago markets report a nervous close with corn down and wheat steady to higher after rain relief missed Kansas and Missouri. Bears controlled early corn losses while late rallying bulls pushed oats and wheat, with drought in the Dakotas and Minnesota weighing on crops. Hog and cattle receipts showed strength in mixed markets as packers influence kept meat directions down.
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Chicago
Kansas
Missouri
Dakotas
Minnesota
Orn
Tye
Tigelah
Cattle and Hog Market Reports From Portland Port
Portland reports show a large week of cattle with mostly ordinary quality and some choice steers selling 825 to 86, dehorn cows 4 to 9, bulls 4 to 4.50, and light veal calves up to 9. Nearby hogs weaken with top at 9.80 and most sales near 9.10 to 9.80. Sheep and lambs steady with lambs 5.70 to 6.0, prices varied for month of Aug 1. Fortland and New York and London prices listed for metals and cables.
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Portland
Sard and wheat price snapshot from Minneapolis markets
Market brief from Minneapolis lists grain bids with No 1 southern and northern wheat, No 3 wheat, flax and barley prices. Mentions September December and May futures alongside season notes. Reading reflects historical commodity quoting style with multiple grade categories.
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Minneapolis
Sard
Hnorthers
Sis
Ste
Horse Vacation Idea Spreads From Cincinnati To Cities
The piece argues horses need rest in the country as a humane and practical plan. Miss M. C. Dow of the Ohio Humane Society champions horse vacations to prevent heat stress and overwork, noting street deaths from heat and wear. The concept, first tried in Cincinnati, appeals for wider adoption to protect working animals.
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New York Evening Tn
Cincinnati
M. C. Dow
Oho Human Society
Inter-Mountain Milling unit to rise at Townsend
Revised plans for the first unit of the Inter-Mountain Milling company mill at Townsend have been received. W L Crowl advertises for bids, with construction to begin soon. The project includes a mill, elevator, and warehouse, plus an enlarged grain storage capacity and an upcoming large alfalfa mill with a six to eight ton per hour capacity. The flour mill will run 200 barrels daily and total six to eight cars per day in shipments. F B Kipp to manage the company with offices at the site. future expansion includes an oatmeal mill and full electric power operation.
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Ite
F. B. Kipp
National Oat Company
Interstauntain Milling Company
Successful motor boat voyage to New Orleans
Delbert Smith, a cowboy from the M-Bar ranch on the Big Horn, finished an ambitious inland water trip with Claude St. John. They sailed from May 21, covering 4700 miles in 6 days via the Big Horn, Yellowstone, Missouri and Mississippi rivers to New Orleans where St. John fell ill. The 18-foot boat with an eight-horsepower motor survived rapids and a sandbar mishap, though a cat drowned at Glen Dive and a puppy was stolen in New Orleans.
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M-Bar
Big Horn
Billings
Claude St. John
Smith
New Orleans
Yellowstone
Missouri
Mississippi
St. John
Big Horn Canyon
Glendive
Pierre
McBar
Buffalo
Miles City
Yellowstone River
Livingston leaders honor Howard Elliott at banquet in St Paul
General Superintendent J M Rapelje and other officials attended a Saturday banquet in St Paul honoring Howard Elliott who recently resigned as president of the Northern Pacific. G W Fox of Hampton Iowa has staged a deal on a section of Shields.
Simple chiffon dinner gown description in fashion note
A delicate chiffon dinner gown is described with hand embroidery and a 16 inch size. It features a high back neck and a V shaped front, suited for warm weather dinners. The piece highlights its practicality for the average woman seeking moderate, attractive attire.
Yellowstone trail routes and local notices in Montana paper
Local items report road prospects via Olivia to Livingston and Yellowstone trail, a marriage license for Edgar Fowler White and Florence Ellen Tadgell, a cocaine sale warrant against James Vicars, a gaming complaint against W. H. Donahoe, a federal survey staff arrival, a divorce action dismissed between Jennie Bishop and Arthur J. Bishop, and two Livingston baseball wins over Big Timber with scores 11 to 5 and 5 to 5.
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Gates Fox
Tamaly
H. B. Blair
M. J. Dowling
Oilvia
Minn
Livingston
Yellowstone Trail
Yellowstone National Park
Salem
Mass
James Vicars
Views Bros
Ole Gunderson
W. IH
Donahoe
Ward Smith
Maverick
George H. Girty
Washington, D. C
Park County
Jennie Bishop
Arthur J. Bishop
Big. Timber
Pennsylvania cities to adopt business manager plan under Clark bill
Twenty eight Pennsylvania cities will appoint commissioners by January first after the Clark bill passed the legislature. The measure restricts council salaries, allowing ordinances to set pay. in third class cities a mayor earns 300 dollars and each councilman 250, while larger cities pay council members 2000 to 2500 dollars. The bill signals adoption of a business manager system, a four year campaign led by A M Fuller of Meadville with support from the League of Third Class Cities.
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Pennsylvania
Cil
Philadelphia
A. M. Fuller
Meadville
Your Signature Makes It Money Your Signature Makes It Money
Advertises checking accounts and the benefits of keeping records with signatures and bank services. Mentions four percent on savings and encourages reading a booklet for more details.
Gas lamp control by wine waves and commission cities noted
A fragment discusses State Savings Bank in Butte Montana and a 624 in Pennsylvania with populations 500 to 10 000. It mentions Mr Fu er extending commission government and that if Pennsylvania cities adopt it the number nationwide would rise to over 100. A German invention uses wine waves to ignite and extinguish gas lamps.
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Pennsylvania
Fuer
Commission
United States
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