Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis
LIVE STOCK INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 8 Receipts to day 2,000 hogs 850 cattle and 150 sheep. Hogs gain about 5c with good mixed hogs up to 10c. Emigrant grades as high as $9.03 and low near $8.35. Cattle about 700 head on sale with steady prices and dull demand from range stock. Sheep and lambs not enough to set prices, market steady with last week.
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Indianapolis
Monay
Cattle and Livestock Prices Across Markets Reported
Pittsburg and East Buffalo stockyards show varied cattle prices with prime steers around 7.35 to 7.60 and shipping steers 6.25 to 6.70. Cows range 3.00 to 5.50, bulls 4.75 to 5.50, calves 6.00 to 9.50, and hogs from 7.30 to 9.65 with receipts of thousands. Sheep and lambs are steady to lower on lambs, with prices for wethers near 4.30 to 4.50 and yearlings around 4.50 to 5.00.
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Eddie
Pittsburg
Aug
East Buffalo
N. Y
Aug. S
IU. Ang
Enaee
Qeevescees
Bulis— Liscenree
Calveer Zoasesans
F Ae Pevnenae
Crowds Line Up To See Dr H H Crippen
Crowds of men women and children gathered at the Heights of Abraham in Quebec hoping to see Dr H H Crippen and Ethel Clare Le Neve. Despite assurances Crippen would not be taken to court the street dammed the routes around the park and Union Street.
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DR. H. H. Crippen
Quebec
Abraham
H. H. ‘Crippen
Ethel Clare Leneve
Xippen
Liverpool Grain Prices Start Lower on World Shipments
The Liverpool opening cables show wheat down 1d and corn down at the session start, with later weakness tied to heavy world shipments. Wheat and corn supplies, weather, and foreign offers influenced the market as U S and European reports pointed to mixed cues ahead of government data.
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Liverpool
Broomhall
France
Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Indianaapolis Grain: Wheat and Feed Market Report
Indianapolis grain desk notes steady wheat prices with No 2 red around 9 1/4 to 9 1/2 cents and August September 9 3/4 to 9 8/10. Inspections show varied car counts for wheat No 2 hard No 2 red extra and No 3 red. corn and oats mixed with numerous car totals across grades. Hay and feed quotes quiet with limited movement and totals recorded for several categories.
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Sample
Ars
Onut
Gars—In--Ah
Timothy
Wheat and grain price report from Toledo market
Wheat cash and futures mixed with quotes for September and December contracts. Corn and oats show varied bids with December and September terms. Rye and cloverseed notes given with February to October ranges. Dairy items butter eggs and hay unchanged.
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Toledo
Timothy -Prime
Wheat and grain prices from Buffalo market report
The Buffalo market lists Spring wheat No 1 northern at 1.25 dollars and Winter wheat prices across No 2 red No 2 white at 1.00 and 1.03 dollars. Corn No 2 yellow 6 1 0? No 3 yellow 60 14c No 4 yellow 6 4c. Oats No 2 white 39 1c No 3 white 38 14c. Barley 6 6 Tue Rye No 1 82c No 2 Sie.
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Buffalo
Chicago cash grain prices show modest gains and mix
Chicago cash market reports show No 2 red wheat at roughly 1.00 to 1.02 dollars, No 2 corn around 64 cents, and oats about 34 cents. The data reflects typical bid figures for cash grain in August trading.
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Chicago
Government crop report shows U S grain yields and stocks
The Agriculture Department reports August conditions for spring wheat at 61.0 percent, corn 79.3, oats 81.5, and winter wheat 92.6. Preliminary winter wheat yield 15.8 bushels per acre. Estimated production: winter wheat 458,204,000 bu. spring wheat 205,316,000 bu. corn 3,023,100,000 bu. oats 1,031,400,000 bu.
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Washington
Aug. S
Department of Agriculture
Sean
Outside Markets Reported Wheat Prices Across Cities
In Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City York Toledo and more Wheat prices for September December and cash terms are listed with small percentage and dollar values reflecting a broad regional market snapshot across August. Prices show Sep values ranging near 1.07 to 1.14 and December around 1.02 to 1.12 in various outlets.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Hamas
ST. Louis
Kansas Ciy
York
Toledo
Grain Gossip Shows U.S. Wheat and Corn Supply
United States visible supply lists wheat at 15 002 000 bu versus 8 104 000 last year, corn 3 308 000 bu vs 2 365 000, oats 2 645 000 vs 903 000. Toledo reports wheat receipts 134 and corn receipts Monday as season peak, consignments free and acceptances fair. primary wheat 2334.00 bs.
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United States
Toledo
Markets Open Higher On Union Pacific and Copper Strength
New York traders showed a firmer tone with Union Pacific and Reading rising over four points. Copper stocks led gains with Amalgamated jumping nearly two points while cotton rose on hot southwest weather amid a generally steady bond and government outlook.
New York Money Rates on August Markets
New York money figures show call money at 115 per cent, time money at 4 to 5 for six months, bar silver in London at 24 411, new penny 53e, and demand sterling around 485.65. The report records prevailing rates across money markets and precious metals with emphasis on currency values.
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New York
London
Metals Market Update From New York Aug Market
Metals closed firm with Shoe copper at 12.10 to 12.30, lead trading from 4.40 to 4.90, reflecting steady demand in the New York market.
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New York
Metal Exchange
New York Bar Silver Update
New York bar silver quoted at 53 cents with mention of Mexican dollars. Aug. 8 report notes market activity and small trade movements in precious metals in New York.
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New York
Financial notes and market roundup from early 20th century sources
London conpser Spot 55 lbs ts 3d de cine 18 3d from Friday. London stock exchange fortnightly settlement begins Wednesday. Report of Beano American Railroad syndicate in Turkey revived. Spain improved. Western railroads to press for higher rates before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Chicago & Northwestern earned 8.5% on both stock classes last year. Imports of manufacturing materials exceed prior records since Payne law. Western business slow pending crop movement. Twelve industrial stocks up .61 and twenty railroads up .50. The New York Sun notes cheap stocks and investor appeal amid healthy liquidation. New York Times observes cheerfulness returning in Wall Street despite unsettled factors. Copper, gold engagements, and steel trade discussed. market dull but not devoid of potential. Copper production July 1910 119,370,000 lbs. June 127,218,185. July 1909 118,278,000. July stock 170,641,000 lbs vs June 168,380,000 and July 1909 122,596,000. Three million five hundred thousand dollars South African gold engaged for smart London days by American bankers.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Armour
Chapin
A. W. Thomson Co
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The
Copper Producers’ Association
Suspected bottle thrower identified as Walsh Hogan
William Walsh, alias Hogan, 548 South West Street, jailed after a chase from Illinois and Washington streets. A bottle thrown at Patrolman Golnisch pinned him as the suspect. Walsh admitted his identity, saying he used the Hogan name to shield his family. He previously faced fines totaling 15 dollars.
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William J. Hogan
St. Louis
Charles Golnisch
William Walsh
South West Street
Walsh
Norwood
Weat
Hogan
English
Waughtenl
Askin
Illinois
Washington Streets
Askins
J. S. Adolph
Iowa Street
Adolph
Market Street
Pope
Waughtell
Butter and cheese products advertised in Elgin print
An advertisement lists butter and cheese items with prices, including Swiss imported and Neufchatel. It mentions 30 cent and 1 dollar price points, cheese varieties, and dairy products such as cream and eggs. Several broken phrases reference state tubs, spring chickens, and roosters, with scattered prices across items.
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Limberg
New
Neufchatel
Wisconsin
Suspected saloon tip sparks liquor crackdown
Sunday’s police dragnet nabbed six saloon keepers and alleged blind tiger operators after rumors of a tip about open saloons. Patrolman DeMoss trapped Lee Cadby by blocking a sidewalk route, leading to arrests at Cadby’s 502 Agnes street and others on West Morris street, South Meridian street, North Senate avenue, and North Missouri street as officers observed through a cransom.
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DeMoss
Lee Cadby
Agnes Street
Paul Huofman
West
Morris Street
Louis Beck
Meridian Street
Thomas McGee
Senate Avenue
Missouri Street
John Comstock
T Linots Street
Comstock
Golnisch and
Bastian
Cransom
Market Price Report for Food Commodities and Poultry
New York and Chicago price listings show pork, lard, sugar, coffee, tallow, hay, dressed poultry, cheese, butter, eggs, potatoes, and live poultry. Notable ranges include pork 25.25 to 25.50, butter creamery 28.0 to 28.5 cents, eggs nearby white 28 to 32 cents, and live fowl 13 to 14 cents per pound.
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New York
Middle West
Rio No. T
Sta
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Chicago
Aus. S
Americas
Porter William Norris Dies at Doctor's Office
William Norris, a 27 year old colored porter, collapsed and died Monday afternoon at Dr. John F. McCool's office located at 1430 East Washington street. Dr. McCool cited heart trouble as the cause, Norris having made his home at the office.
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William Norris
John F. McCool
East
Washington Street
Norris
McCool
Martinsville plans 7000 acre game preserve
Farmers and land owners in Martinsville Indiana plan a 7000 acre game preserve with no hunting for three years. The action aims to protect wildlife and encourage habitat development in the region.
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Martinsville
Ind
Fruit and Produce Prices from Local Markets
A garbled list of fruits and vegetables with varied prices per unit or container. Apples and berries show scarce notes, while oranges, peaches, pears, and grapes list regional varieties and crates or per box figures. Several items include inconsistent spellings and units, reflecting an OCR-scrambled market rundown.
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Smyrna
California
Georgia
Indiana
Tennessee
Trustees Should Not Borrow From School Funds
Attorney General wrote to Robert J. Aley stating there is no statutory authority allowing trustees to borrow money to pay teachers or run schools. No crime is created by borrowing, but injunction could block use of school revenue to repay debt. If the board borrows, no individual liability emerges. repayment from school funds could amount to misappropriation.
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Bingham
Robert J. Aley
Incorporations Formed in Washington Park and Purity Social Club
Washington Park and Land company of Whiting Lake county issues capital stock of 100000 with directors Fred J. Smith John Schaub Gallus J Bader Charles D Davidson and Willard V Van Horne. Purity Social club of Montezuma lists directors Albert J. Miles as president and Harry as an officer in this filing.
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Washington Park and Land Company
Whiting
Lake County
Capital Stock
Fred J. Smith
John Schaub
Gallus J. Bader
Charles D. Davidson
Willard V. van Horne
Purity Social_ club of
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Albert J. Miles
Harry
Wayne Oil Tank and Pump files notice of stock increase
Underwood secretary Orville Cox treasurer Grant Hamilton Clarence Edgar Harrah William J Benning Bert Chapman Harry Careon and Chinard announce the Wayne Oil Tank and Pump company has filed notice of increasing its capital stock from 50000 to 150000 dollars in the company records.
City Births Report From Local Hospitals
City statistics list newborns with parents and addresses including Luckey Mooney Campbell Cook Hinch Drew McFarland Truemper Johnson Alton Emerick Carlin Aprichard. Hospitals noted as City hospital Methodist hospital and other local facilities.
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George and
Misti Luckey
Brightwood
Richard
Inez Garr
Second Street
Albert and
Mary Bush
Meridian Street
Bor
Joseph and
Bertha McFarland
Weet
John and
May Truemper
Downey Street
Henry and
Ruby Johnson
Division Street
Charles and
Leota Alton
Gertrude Aprichard
New Jersey Street
Boy
Notable Pediatric and Adult Illnesses in City Hospitals
A list of patients with various ailments and ages from multiple city hospitals. Names include Daniel Dugan, 1, 928 Chestnut Street with meningitis. Thomas Garcia, 48, Lincoln Hospital with cerebral hemorrhage. Walter D. Chin, 24 days, Freeh Air Mission with ileo colitis. Walter Panatged, 4 months, City Hospital with marasma. Lavinia H W Inkie, 19 days, 925 Ninth Street with patent foramen ovale. Della Thomas, 1, University Heights with acute dysentery. Golden A Lyon near Mount Jackson with crusting injuries from a railroad accident. Luther T Campbell, 68, Methodist Hospital with perityphlitis.
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Daniel Dugan
Chestnut Street
Thomas Garcia
Lincoln Hospital
Walter D. Chin
Walter Panatged
City Hospital
Marasma
Lavinia H. W. “Inkie
Nineteenth Street
Della Thomas
University Heights
Golden A. Lyon
Mount Jackson
Luther T. Campbell
Methodist
Double Marriage Couples Named in Local Notices
Edward Lohman and Ada Beadle. Emry Borah and Myrtle Molt. Rapbh Tompkins and Aldean Taylor. Walter A. Jackson and Iver Leeben. Guy De Witt and Edyth Parks. O Singer and Matilda Lauter. Albert L King and Mattie Briggs. Charles Sanders and Laura Carter. Franck Demster and Lizzie Sanders.
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Edward Lohman
Ada Beadle
Emry Borah
Myrtle Molt
Rapbh Tompkins
Aldean Taylor
Walter A. Jackson
Iver Leeben
Guy de Witt
Edyth Parks
O. Singer
Matilda Lauter
Albert L. King
Mattie Briggs
Charles Sanders
Laura Carter
Franck Demster
Lizzie Sanders
Building Permits List for Sophia Link and Others
Building permits and repairs filed for multiple residents and businesses. Sophia Link at 1116 Spann authorized repairs for $10, Samuel Hand at 903 Prospect for repairs, paid storeroom noted. Emrich Furniture Co at 324 West Morris for off house work $125. A J Johnston dwelling at Park near Thirty-first valued at $4,100. Edith M Blakkenship 127 West Fourteenth Street repairs $500. Henry Hadley 1865 Draper repairs $125.
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Sophia Link
Samuel Hand
Prospect
Bloydé and
Ae Ie
In & Me
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Shen
Northwestern
Neak
Emrich Furniture Company
West Morris
Acon Lightfoot
Arthur
A. M. Stewart
Thirtieth and
Schofield
A. J. Johnston
Park
Thirty-first
Felix Hockhayer
Thaddeus
C. E. Hollingsworth
Thirtyfourth
New Jersey
Edith M. Blakkenship
West Fourteenth Street
Henry Hadley
Draper
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