LIVE STOCK Receipts and Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Live stock receipts Thursday totaled 7000 hogs 1500 cattle and 1500 sheep with hog and sheep gains and cattle losses from a week ago and a year ago Local packers bought hogs mostly 5 to 10 cents under Wednesday Light weights sold higher while 180 lb plus hogs ranged 8.25 to 8.90 and light weights 9.20 Cattle market showed decreased marketing with steady to higher native steers up 15 to 25 cents, feeders and bulls steady calves about 25 cents higher Sheep and lamb market remained liberal with strong demand early at near steady prices then lambs 25 cents lower with lambs not exceeding 6.25 and larger flocks around 5 to 6 plus culls down to 3.50 Sheep ranged 4 to 4.50 and ewes 1.50 to 4.50.
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Pittsburg
Bae
East Buffalo
N. Y
Union Stock Yards
Ill
Cincinnati
Hm Fries No. Ay
Ana Eeoe
Livestock market reports from multiple U.S. cities
Pittsburg Cattle supplies light market steady with prices from 3.79 to 7.25 for cattle while hogs and sheep show mixed moves. East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards report similar trends with cattle and hogs steady to lower and Lambs firm in spots. Cincinnati notes overall steadiness in cattle and variable demand for sheep and lambs with calves strong.
Aged Tiger Keeper Found Guilty in Bond Case
Margaret Jackson, 71, of Anderson Ind, found guilty of operating a bond tiger. She presented a physician's certificate hoping to avoid jail. Court imposed a 75 dollar fine and a suspended sentence, with thirty days of probation.
Grain markets narrow range on light volume in Chicago
Grain prices moved within small spreads as wheat corn and oats opened near prior closes. Trading was thin with commission houses the main sellers and cash corn steady to down modestly amid favorable weather. Prices fluctuated with mixed signals and key futures showed limited movement.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson Co
Wheat and Corn Prices and Carload Shipments Report
Wheat bids are quiet with no bids for wheat and hay. Oats show steady billing with No 2 white and No 4 white prices noted. Inspections detail In and Out car movements across wheat corn and hay commodities with specific car counts. The report records numerous track classifications and car totals for each commodity.
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Hay
Toledo Market Prices for Wheat and Grains
Wheat prices from Toledo California August 18 show cash at 1.0214 per bushel with September at 1.02 percent and December at 1.0054. Corn cash 664 cents, September 65 4 cents, December 6150, May Gakge. Oats cash 36 1/2 cents, September 36 1/2, December 38 cents, May 4136r. Rye No 2 1219 cents, No 3 6044e. Clover seed cash October December and March 5 7 cents. Alsike prime September October 8.60 Timothy prime August September 3.05
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Toledo
Clever Seed
C. Alsike
Timothy
Wheat and grain prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo market notes show Spring wheat prices for No 1 northern at 1.21 1/4 and winter wheat No 2 red at 1.06 No 2 white 1.03. Corn prices listed as No 2 yellow 0 / No 3 yellow Gatac No 4 yellow 0.68 No 4 0.6819. Oats No 2 white 0.37 No 3 white 0.39 No 4 white 0.40. Barley old 0.70 new 0.78. Rye No 1 7 0 No 2 0.78.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Barler
Hog Market Sentiment Turns Up As Demand Rises
L G Schwabacher reports mid week provision letters noting fair hog runs and rising demand for all meat classes. Packers have raised prices due to limited stocks and anticipated cotton picking season boosting lard demand, with expectations prices may steady or advance before November amid hog receipts and pit support.
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L. G. Schwabacher &c
Icker
World Wheat Prices Glide Across Markets Aug 18
Wheat futures fluctuate across cities on August 18 with September contracts at costs near 1.08 to 1.12 dollars and December around 1.01 to 1.13 dollars. Prices in Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City New York Toledo show similar patterns with cash No. 2 red at 1.02 and a half.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Toledo
Grain Gossip Highlights Wheat and Corn Prices and Weather
Liverpool notes opening declines with wheat down to 4wd and corn down 2d while Chicago receipts show 405 wheat cars and 115 corn cars. Reports from Marshalltown Tama and Laclede, Mo reflect drought and rain effects. Missouri and Iowa demand rains, crop prospects vary. Western hogs and flour output dip, while overall crop conditions improve with showers, more rain needed for corn and oats to hit strong yields.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Stock Market Opens Sharp. Read ing and Union Pacific Fall
New York financial desks report a weak opening with Reading down to 145 1/2 from 147 1/2 and Union Pacific off a point then more. St Paul slips and recovers, while steel copper and smelters lead declines. Afternoon buys steady the market but late selling drives another drop ending heavy.
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Union Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Steel
Southern Pacific
Content and Wasserman
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Balti
Ohio
B. R
Colorado Kuel
Missouri Pacific
Central
Northern Pacific
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Rock Island
Tilt
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U. S. Steel Ting
S. Steel
Utah
Wabash
Issa Wabash
U S Bond Prices and Yields Across Markets
A dense summary of bond and roadshow quotes lists numerous securities such as Pacific iMac-100 Aten, Arch. Conv. and Gen. Elec. bonds with varied yields and prices. The report catalogs notes from railroads, utilities, and regional issuers including Erie Genl, U. B. S. 5s, N. J. C. 5s, and L. N. Unified, highlighting prices around 48 to 109 with yields roughly 83% to 101% across issues.
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U. B.S
Financial market rates from New York Aug 18
Money on call at 1 percent with time money at 3 percent for 60 days and 4 percent for 90 days. Rates also show 6 months at 4.5 percent. Sterling exchange rates quoted around 457 with bankers’ bills at 486.20 to 486.80 for demand and 483.85 to 488.95 for 60 day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Prime Mercantile
Copper and metals ease at New York exchange
On Thursday at the New York metal exchange, copper showed a softer trend amid overall inactivity. Spot and October copper quoted at 12.20 to 12.40, lead at 4.40 to 4.50, spelter 5.35 to 5.40, tin 53.45 to 53.30, with other commodities holding steady.
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New York
Metal Exchange
New York Metal Prices Shown for Spot Copper
New York metal markets report spot copper at 12.20 to 12.40 with lead pricing noted. The update, dated Aug 18, records closing quotes and overall market activity for base metals.
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NEW York Metal
New York
New York Bar Silver Market Briefing
New York reports bar silver at 53 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at four dollars, reflecting rapid shifts in precious metal trading as markets react to currency and industrial demand.
Standard Oil Dividends and Assets Highlight 1882 1910
From 1882 to 1910 inclusive Standard Oil will have disbursed to shareholders 710 000 000 in dividends exclusive of its refineries oil properties tanks steamships railroad pipes and lines the company can report about 500 000 000 in net squid assets James A Patten the wheat king on his way home from Europe negotiated the sale of his New York stock exchange seat Wednesday via wireless the
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James A. Patten
Europe
New York Stork Exchange
Market Report From Indianapolis and New York Commodities
A mixed read of markets with produce notes from Indianapolis and price listings from New York and Chicago. Includes egg and cheese offerings, butter grades, poultry prices, and meat quotes, detailing rye flour, dairy products, and fowl costs across multiple regions and brands.
Prices and markets in New York steel and finance
Price paid in New York reached 70000 dollars, up 5000 from the last sale. The Iron Age notes stagnation in iron and steel markets contrasted with movement to distributors, while Iron Trade Review cites steadier finished materials and optimistic fall. Steel Corp runs about 70 percent blast furnace capacity as central west pig iron stays quiet.
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New York
The
Iron Trade Review
Steel Corporation
Western governors plan push at St Paul on Pinchot matter
Four western governors and executive officials from nine states met in Salt Lake City to draft a joint presentation for the St Paul conservation congress. The group aims to press residents’ demands under Pinchot fire with critics claiming the move serves corporate interests. Participants included Hay, Spry, Brooks, Brady, McArthur, Whedon, Kahn, Galbreath, and Wither representing various state chiefs.
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Utah
Gov. Spry
St. Paul Conservation Congress
Gov. Hay
Washington
Gifford Pinchet
St. Paul Congress
Plochet
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Hay
Spry
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Wyoming
Brady
Idaho
McArthur
Oregon
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Bowerman
R. L. Whedon
Eberhardt
Minnesota
Kahn
Gov. Gillet
California
G. Galbreath Jr
Judge Breaks Down Witnesses Describe Step Mother Cruelty
In juvenile court Judge Stubbs heard 20 witnesses about eight month old Mary Ruth Jones brutalized by her stepmother and father. Neighbors testified to repeated blows and a ruler used on the child, prompting the judge to demand punishment and recommend workhouse time. The infant's future caretaker neighbors may take the child.
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Judge Stubbs
Matthew Jones
East Twenty-sixth Street
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Stubbs
Fudge Stubbs
Jones
Lena Williams
Kentucky
Six Cars Derailed injuring Twenty Seven in Florida Limited wreck
In Columbia on August 18 the Florida Limited near Rockton derailed six cars causing twenty seven injuries. J D Ruden of Atlanta remained hospitalized with head injuries while eight of the injured were white. The engine and three sleepers left the track but stayed on their wheels.
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Southern Railway
Rockton
J. D. Ruden
Atlanta
No Trace Found in Kokomo Fire Case
Kokomo officers failed to locate Miss Gladys Uharis a 15 year old ectoroon in Logansport search. She is accused of starting a dozen fires in Kokomo and remains at large pending investigation.
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Sun
Kokomo
Ind
Gladys Uharis
Ectoroon
Logansport
Trail of Dust Leads to Negro Burglar in Harrisburg
A trail of dust from Marguerite Noon's home at 523 North Pennsylvania Street led detectives Mullin and Houser to Solomon Orton, a Black man employed at Crawford's Drug Store. He was found by the rear window, charged with burglary and petit larceny after purses and dust on his shoes implicated him. He denies the theft.
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Marguerite Nuon
Pennsylvania Street
Solomon Orton
Crawford’s
North
Pennsylvania
Orton
Mayor Revokes Cadby License in Blind Tiger Case
Mayor Shank revokes Cadby saloon license on Thursday amid findings of blind doors and weak locks. Cadby arrested last Sunday, fined 50 dollars plus costs in police court. Testimony cited a partitioned whisky area between a swoon and barber shop. Another case for Lotis Beck of 372 South Meridian Street was continued to Tuesday morning due to illness of Beck’s lawyer.
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Anes Street
Shank
Cadby
Wayner
Marnhing
Lotis Beck
South Meridian Street
Bock
Auto demolishes buggy near North Alabama street
Detectives seek two men connected to an automobile collision that demolished John Brights buggy at 2007 North Alabama Street on Wednesday. A brass tire tack knocked from the auto was the only clue left from the incident.
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John Bright
North Alabama Street
Fruit and Produce Prices From Local Market Report
A historic market listing shows varied prices for fruits and vegetables. Apples range from 1 to 3.50 dollars per unit, with items like Maiden Blush and Pipnins noted. bananas and cantaloupes price ranges cover several varieties. citrus such as lemons and oranges priced per box or basket. pears including Secker and Bartletts listed. melons, tomatoes, beans, onions, and other produce appear with regional notes and quantities.
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Posey County
Seymour
Smyrna
California
Messina
Elbertas
Indiana
Tennessee
Shank's firm stance stalls city improvements bid plan
Mayor Shank says he will advertise for bids for a new engine house despite ongoing deadlock with the board of public works and city council over appropriations. Schrader and Reilly threaten resignation, while the board may, per counsel, refrain from buying a patrol wagon until funding is approved. Forest bid stands at 3000 dollars from Grabowsky Power Wagon Co.
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Board of Public Works
Shank
C. A. Schrader
E. J. O'Reilly
Schrader
Reilly
Board of Public Safety
Kealing
Pany
Postoffice May Not Be Put Up At Fort
Postmaster R E H Brysen seeks funds from the post office department to establish a branch at Pu Benja min blarvison during maneuvers, with Sept 1 start. Initial plan for the fort office failed after officer consultation, a branch deemed necessary but costly. Assistant Postmaster Shideler notes last year’s maneuvers cost 520 and doubts department funding will follow econo mic pleas.
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R. E H. Brysen
Benjamin Blarvison
Oto 7
Shideler
Tremors Reported at Georgetown University Seismograph
A sequence of very slight tremors was recorded on the seismograph at Georgetown University Thursday morning around 8:00. The disturbances were too faint to determine motion clearly and no damage was reported.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Bus Schedule Fragment Sees Stop Point at Cumberland
Fragments show a transit note citing a stop at Cumberland and a 2:00 pm timing with a reference to new route 239. The unreadable text hints at an updated schedule affecting service to the town.
Joy Rider Killed in Auto Accident at Speedway
Calumet Mid Aug 18 One man died and two injured in a Joy riding auto crash at the speedway early Thursday. The car carrying Frank Douglass and three companions skidded on a turn and went into a fire. Douglass died on the train bringing him here. He was 21, son of Mrs Frank Douglass, a wealthy Houghton resident.
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Mid
the Speedway
Frank Douglass
Douglass
Houghton
Milwaukee Shows Gain in 1910 Census Figures
Washington reports 1910 census changes with Milwaukee Wisconsin rising to 373,857, up 88,542 or 31 percent since 1900. Des Moines Iowa grows to 86,368, up 24,229 or 39 percent, Davenport Iowa to 43,028, up 7,174 or 22.1 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Milwaukee
Wis
Des Moines
Davenport
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