Markets and Finance Live Stock Report
Receipts Tuesday include 4000 hogs 1000 cattle and 400 sheep with little change for hogs and cattle but sheep down year over year. Hogs sold at a dime higher on average amid good demand with light weights $9.20 and heavies down to $6.40. most between $8.50 and $9.10. Cattle ran small with slow trading pricing weak to a shade lower. Females scarce but strong. feeders steady and calves up 2 to 3 cents. Sheep and lambs moved at steady to higher, lambs $5.00 to $6.75, yearlings $4.50 to $5.00, sheep $1.50 to ?
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Mewuoue
Caceseers Mneens
Jaenl
Cincinnati
Grain and livestock market notes from Liverpool cables
Liverpool cables report Wheat and Corn wavering early session with slight gains then declines. European supply drop and French reports support prices while Platte steamers arrival weakens corn. Weather bulletins predict rain in parts of Russia and Texas, with market bids for steers, heifers, cows, calves, lambs, and hogs at varied price ranges. mixed futures for grains amid car receipts and oil-like weather impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
C. Broomhall
France
Russia
Chicago
Northwest
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Cattle and hog market reports from multiple U S stockyards
Regional price listings show cattle, hogs, and sheep movements across Pittsburg, East Buffalo, Union Stock Yards, and Cincinnati with varied receipts and price ranges. Prime and butcher beef pull higher in some markets while sheep and lambs soften. hogs remain active with mixed quality and steady to higher values.
Outside Grain Markets Closing Prices
Wheat prices across cities August 9 show September futures around $1.11 to $1.14 per bushel and December around $1.10 to $1.12 in Minneapolis Duluth St Louis Kansas City and other markets with minor bid offers and regional variances noted. The report lists bid prices and futures quotes from multiple locations including Minneapolis Duluth St Louis Kansas City and Lledo with varying September December offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Duluth
Heee
ST. Louis
Grain Inspections and Billing Totals From Market Ledger
The report lists Wheat, Corn, Glo, and Onts prices and lots. It details billing figures, car counts, and totals for inspections of Wheat In and Out, Corn In and Out, Hay, and Rye, with numerous lot numbers and prices across multiple categories.
Grain and seed prices at Toledo market report
Wheat cash 1.0216, Sep 1.0334, Dec 1.06, May 1.10. Corn cash 66 1/4 c, Sep 65 4/4 c, Dec 61 1/4 c, May 63 1/4 c. Oats cash 87 1/4 c, Sep 87 1/2 c, Dec 39 1/6 c, May 12 1/4 c. Rye No 2 13 c, No 8 70 c. Cloverseed cash 5.40, Oct, Dec and Mar 8.44. Alsike prime Aug and Aug 3.35. Timothy prime Aug and Sep 3.00. Butter eggs hay unchanged.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Templars
A. W. Thomson Co
Eaeees
Toc
Cattl E
Steers
Prisi No. Av.Price
Eta Cease
Apne
O.sit ' van
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Market prices for wheat corn and barley in Buffalo
Buffalo wheat and corn quotes show No 1 Northern spring wheat at 1.24 for No 1, winter wheat prices range from 1.04 for No 2 red to 0.37 for No 4 white. Corn lists No 2 yellow at 0.10 and other grades from 0.31 to 0.38. Barley at 0.65 and rye No 1 at 0.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Ang
Grain Gossip and Foreign Wheat Markets Report
European visible wheat and corn stocks decline while forecasts call for 35 to 49 million bushels. Chicago elevators show 4.94 million bushels of wheat, 3.01 million of corn, and 1.56 million of oats. Government figures imply 735 million bushels available for distribution, with bearish pressures from winter wheat and Northwest weather yet some bullish foreign demand. Winnipeg reports cash wheat demand at 3.5 to 5 cents over October bid for No 1 Northern, while primary markets note higher futures receipts and varied grain movements across Canada and the United States. Stalks are reported as stunted after heavy showers in Courtland Neb with poor prospects for yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Bartell & Co
Stock market shows mixed moves amid bull control at opening
The New York stock exchange opened higher on some rails and industrials while others slipped. Reading Union Pacific and Amalgamated Copper led gains. Amalgamated Steel and Smelting rose after dividend news as Lord London prices shifted. New York 4s weakened on Mayor Gaynor shooting news, then recovered.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Reading
Union Pacific
Steel Commer
Amalgamated Copper
London
Canadian Pacific
Canadian P Pacific
Amalgamated
Reading, Smelting
Sless Sheffield
New York City
Gaynor
Fragmentary Bond Prices and Rail Names From Old Market Page
The snippet lists numerous bond quotes and railroad-related securities with varying yields and prices such as Unified, Wab. Ref, Erie Genl, Nex. Pac, and W. Shore. It reads as a compact market price column with fractions and percentages, indicating a financial page snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ts
Aick
Aeey
C. Bigs
Arch
Saree
R. G
WISIL
S. W. Inds
L.&n
Westh
S. S
N. J.C. Ds
It. I
N.W
Erie
W. P. Cony
W. Shore
Cotton prices rally after rain news lift in Liverpool market
New York reports a big morning break in cotton as rain news in Texas stirs buying. Liverpool futures surged about twelve points on opening amid a firm, higher start and renewed buying, with August to May quotations showing notable shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Liverpool
Copper rises as metal prices firm in New York market
New York market reports copper prices firm with upturn in tin bids. Lead remains steady while spelter holds, with spot August copper quoted around 12.17 to 12.24 dollars and tin near 33.20 to 33.40, lead at 4.40 to 4.50, and spelter at 5.35 to 5.40.
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New York
Money on Call Rates Reported in New York
In New York on August 9 money on call remained unchanged at 60 to 344 and 90 days 33 4 six months posted rates show sterling exchange at about 485 with bank bills at 485.55 485.60 for demand and 483.40 483.50 for 60 day bills prime mercantile paper at 54 to 6.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Prime Mercantile
New York Money Rates on Aug 9
New York money markets report on August 9 shows money on call at 1 1/6 percent and time money at 4 3/4 percent for six months. Barsilver in London quoted at 247 16d, New York delivery d2% ec. Demand sterling at 485.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barsilver
London
New York Sun
New York Bar Silver Prices Reported
New York bar silver 52 1/2 cents an ounce and Mexican dollars 44 cents in latest market roundups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fruits and Vegetables Prices in Market Listing
A historical market listing shows varied fruit and produce prices with brands and origins. Apples scarce, prices around $4.50. bananas scarce. pineapples near $1.75. melons, figs, huckleberries, grapes from California at $1.50 to $3.50. oranges late Valencia 3.75 to 4.50. peaches Elbertas $2 to $2.50. pears Bartletts California $2.75 per box. plums California $2 to $2.25. watermelons $0.206 to $0.30 per 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipbins Ak He Sinerhos Cea
Annanas
Decker
Posey Caenty
Seymour
California
Messina
Justa
Financial notes amid labor strikes and market mood
The report notes a strike threat at Hamburg America Line and cautious optimism on gold up to September. Lumber mills idle, savings bank reform delayed, Canadian banks ready for crops, and mixed stock activity with no broad rally. Copper output drops, Morgan & Co eyed as key players, Goldfield Consolidated earnings at 8,500 annually, and wall street hints of Lawson influence. London rubber falls, regular dividends for sugar refiners and Sault Ste. Marie, and Canadian Pacific declares dividends with land sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
London
Savings
Butter and Cheese Prices in Elgin and New York Markets
Market notices list imported Swiss butter at 30 cents, Elgin prints at 32 cents, Neufchatel and cheese varieties in State and Country-Wet boxes, fresh N Y full cream eggs, peace Wye N Y cheddars, Wisconsin ducks and cream at 45 cents, spring chickens, roosters, long horns, hens, geese, and turkey notes with multiple regional price references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neufchatel
N. Y
N.Y
Wisconsin
Market Scoop From New York and Chicago Prices
New York and Chicago market notes list current prices for pork lard sugar coffee and dairy goods. Butter eggs cheese and live poultry quotations appear with state and regional variations including Elgin weekly butter output.
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Chicago
Ballinger May Run for Senate
Beverly masses Aug 9 Postmaster General Frank J Hitchcock is to meet President Taft to discuss postal matters and politics. A dispatch notes the Crane trip to the west and suggests Senator Ballinger urged Secretary Wilinger to run in Washington primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Frank
J. Hitchcock
Taft
Wilinger
Washington
Indiana fair eyes fastest trotters for 332000 purses
Charles Downing and Charles Anthony left for Cleveland to scout the track and book top trotters for the Indiana State Fair racing meet September 12 to 16. The fair will offer 332000 in purses and feature twenty trotting and pacing races. Vaudeville drops from night show. afternoon acts in front of the grand stands. night seum show focuses on horses. Two hundred show horses from Europe to be displayed, including imports from Sterling Holt of Indianapolis, J C vouch & Sons of Lafayette, and George Souers of Huntington.
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Charles Downing
The
Fair Board
Charles Anthony
Speed Department
Cleveland
Vauudeville
Coliseum
Europe
Indiana
Sterling Holt
Indianapolis
J. ¢'Vouch
Homegrown Produce Prices Listing
A market listing shows assorted vegetables and fruits with homegrown and regional prices. Items include Beets Carrots Celery Cauliflower Cucumbers Egg Plant Endives Garlic Green Corn Green Beans Lettuce Mangoes Mushrooms Potatoes Turnips Sweet Potatoes Watercress and more with prices per unit, doz, or hamper, reflecting regional supply.
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Michigan
Ramper, Ltd
Mons
Kentucky
Indiana
Virginia
U S Bank Safe Co Advertises Fire Burglar Proof Safes
A U S Bank Safe Co notice promotes a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with latest patterns ready for immediate delivery. The ad mentions specials and slightly used safes and lists Irvington 774 New 12180k as locating details.
Bonilla Wins Two Big Cities In Honduras Power Shift
New Orleans Aug 9 Ceiba and Truxillo two leading Honduran cities have fallen to revolutionary forces led by former President Bonilla. Reports indicate the entire Honduran coast between the towns is controlled by Bonilla as he advances to overthrow President Davila. Private dispatches via Port Barrios and from Puerto Cortez confirm Cetba and Truxloe's fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ceiba
Truxillo
Honduras
Bonilla
Davila
Port Barrios
Truxlo
Mercator
Puerto Cortez
Cetba
Bourne Urges Roosevelt On Referendum Measures
Senator Jonathan Bourne of Oregon visits the Outlook office to urge Col. Roosevelt to back nationwide laws for initiative and referendum recall direct primary and corrupt practices act. Bourne had been a leading advocate of a Roosevelt second term.
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New York
Cai
Outlook
Col. Roosevelt
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
White House
Roosevelt
Bourne
Mr. Roosevelt
Hamburg strike widens as workers vote to walk out
In Hamburg on August 9 the stevedores ship cleaners and painters at the Hamburg American Steamship Company voted to strike within hours. An additional 8000 shipyard workers are already on strike, affecting vessel handling and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
City Births Record Noted in Local Census Column
Calvin and Anna McWinney welcome a boy at 2406 Yassie Street and Emmet and Ida Lugsben have a boy at 25 Palmer Street. Dennis and Mary Shannon report a girl at 1511 South Meridian Street, with several other families listed for newborns of both genders across multiple streets including 109 West Twenty-second, 2026 Woodlawn, 1125 Chicago, 200 West Michigan, 1706 South Meridian, 46 Schiller, 1252 North West, 68 East Raymond, and 211 West Fourteenth in this city statistics birth roundup.
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Calvin and
Anna McWinney
Yassie Street
Bor
Emmet and
Ida Lugsben
Palmer Street
William and
Ora Kolcheck
West Twenty-second Street
Dennis and
Mary Shannon
South Meridian Street
William and Lille Lyst
Woodlawn Avenue
Ned and
Henrietta Martin
Chicago Street
Roy and
Patrick Terry
West
Michigan Street
Frank and
Hazel Hamilton
Park Avenue
Harry and
Ida Horn
South
Meridian Street
Lizzie Carpenter
Schil Jer Street
James and
Lena Gibson
North West Street
Fred and
Carolina Brehob
East
Raymond Street
M. L
Nevilla Whitlow
North Chester Avenue
Thomas and
Della Geodhart
West Fourteenth Street
Obscure Medical Records Fragment From City Addresses
A list of patient names with ages and partial diagnoses appears, including Enos McDonough age 1 month living at 1543 South eastern avenue with arteriosclerosis, Rachel Noon age S1 with arterio sclerosis at 310 East St. Clair street, and Thomas Garcia age 48 at Lincoln hospital with cerebral hemorrhage.
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Enos McDonough
Southeastern Avenue
Elon Cummings
Pratt Street
Rachel Noon
East St. Clair Street
Sarah FE. Doseh
South Rural Street
Andrew PB. Angrick
Sol Cottage Avenue
Annis Perke
King Avenue
Nellie P. Sullivan
Sugar Grove Avenue
Thomas Garcia
Lincoln Hospital
Walter Darting Chin
Walter Lanaford
City Hospital
Marasmius
Builders and Dwellings Listed With Prices at Fulton and Delaware
A long list of names and addresses for home improvements and repairs appears with listed costs. Projects include reshingle, dwelling, elevator work, additions, and repairs across streets such as Fulton, Wayne, North Delaware, California, Arsenal, Morris, Vermont, La Salle, and Capitol avenues, with totals ranging from $25 to $5,500. The document reads like a local contractor ledger noting property owners such as Albert King, Mary Heyer, Mary E. McHugh, Beatrice Sears, J. M. Brown, and many others, along with specific sites and amounts.
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Ge Steeling
Fulton
Plas
W. F. Freney
Wayne
Howard T. Grifith
North Delaware
Mary Heyer
California
Just Rosenberg
North Arsenal
Mary E. McHugh
East Morris
Mary Connelly
Downing
Vermont
Beatrice Sears
la Salle
John Barger
Orange
M. Clune
West Washington
J. M. Brown
Pan Bisesi
Merri
Virginia
James
Cruse
Langley and
Roosevelt
J. M. Eads
South State
J. & Cruse
Woodlawn Avenue
Chadwick
Ages Grindm
Iowa Street
George Albrey
Twelfth Street
Frank Sturm
Dye
R. V. Fitch
North Meridian
Felix Hickover
EL Hollingsworth
Thirtyfourth
New Jersey
FE. M. Blankenshin
West Fourteenth Street
Hadley
Drapler
Charles W. Howard
East Tenth Street
Charles Klee
Dell
Northwestern
J. A. Neel
Wade
D. Whitsell
North Capitol
K. H. Davis
Capitol Avenue
Real estate transfers listed in city records
A long list of property deeds shows transfers: Oscar D Parrish to Jennie Walsh Lot 161 Shover's addition 40x10 feet improved Senate Ave north of Fortieth St valued 1600. Benjamin Burgess to Otto Kenedy Lot 12 Rupp park addition 45x10 feet improved NW corner New York and Oxford Sts. Kenedy to Mary Burgess same property price 1. Central Trust Co to George M Wittea ux Lot 25 Northern heights addition 68x132 feet vacant NW Corner Park Ave and Fortieth St. multiple further transfers including Lots 346 Jacksonburg addition vacant on Hovey St. many parcels described with sizes locations and prices.
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Oscar D. Parrish
Jennie M. Walsh
Shover
Northern Heights
Park Avenue
Fortieth Street
Katie Holtman
Edward R. Gordon
Jacksonburg
Hovey Street
Twenty-third Street
Virgil J. Houser
Alice L. Tomlin
Armstrong Park
Thirty-Fifth Street
Clifton Street
William Kopp
Frank Funk
Roset’s Sub
Wyoming Street
High Street
Elizabeth E. Montgomery
James V. Kessler
Parker Et Al’s
Resubdivision
Oak Hill
Oxford Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Belle H. Joyce
R. C. Minton
Vicant
Forty-second
Buckle Streets
Mortimer D. Gallivan
Mary Gullivan
Varen
Oautlot
Frospect Street
East Street
Clarence C. Rundell
Louis F. Smith
Samuel Clark
Fiftieth Street
Ashland Avenue
Albert Hutchinson
Joseph M. Wright
McWhirter
Washington Boulevard
Edward T. Fowler
Floyt T. Buys
Indianapolis Heights
Washington Street
Gerrard Drive
Ametia B. Mansur
Isaac He Sevilla
Mansur
College Avenue
Forty-seventh Street
Bert Barnhart
Woodcroft
Carrollton Avenue
Lydia Maxwell
Forty-second Street
Edward FV. Daniels
William F. Klemeyer, Jr
Bradleigh
Pennsylvania Street
Thirty-eighth
Chas. F. Robbins
William H. McCorkle
Robbins
Indianapols
Burton Avenue
Eleventh Street
William R. Mayo
Marvin M. Lain
Delaware and
North Streets
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Finley Barrell
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R. Nae
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Missouri Pac
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Rep. Steel
Scienee
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Aiion Pac
T. Ss. Steel
Metal Market
NEW York Money
Senne
Financial Notes
New York Stock Exchange House
J. P. Morgan & Co
Goldfield Consolidated
London Cable
American Sugar Refining
Minneapolis & Sault Ste. Marie
Wall Street
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Produce Markets
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Elgin
Ballinger
Senate
Crane
Tal
Kuest
Anthony
Grand
U.S. Bank Safe Co
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New
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Albert King
Mattie Briggs
George Guntz
May Wagner
Charles Timmons
Ruth Watk
Leroy Wilson
May A. Mentire
James T. Layman
Rose O
Cee
Tipton
Peru
Noblesville
Decatur
Bloomingdale Eiven
Rushville
Connersville
H. G. Alexander
Mlinois St
Ence
Knefler
Arta i SV Ass Iy Street
Brown County Fruit Growing Associates
Helmsburg
Ind
Engin
Francis D. Craig
Raymo Frye
Asa H. Craig
Zenobia C. Frye
Frank Bucklin
Attica Industrial Company of
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Bert S. Peacock
Earl D. Robins
Lewis Green
Edgar Webb
J. Roy Burton
Charles J. Jacobs
Bur
Harry H. Bowen
Ransom Smith
Charles E. Artman
Baldwin & CO
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
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Pullman
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
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Shelbyville
Griersville
Eensburg
Greensburg
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
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Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
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Piatat
Ihe
Greennela
Aighistown
Cuanidge City
Dayton
Richmond Forayton
Columbus, CO
Zanesville
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columus
Crothersville
Ottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jefferson Ville
Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Scottsburg
Alcara General
W.R.R. Sixcay
Plymouth
J. F. Wild & CO
E. Marhet ST
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
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Deer Park
Board of Commissioners of
Marion County
Full Creek
Mud Creek
Lawrence Township
Wall Creek
Fall Creek
Pike Township
Center Township
Decatur Township
Office of the Auditor of
Carl von Hake
WM. H. Roberts
James Kervan
Marion
Albert. Sah
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