Markets and Finance Live Stock Report
Receipts Friday show 4500 hogs 2150 cattle and 1000 sheep with mixed price changes. Hogs fell from higher to 8.25 8 and 8.70 for heavy hogs while cattle trade steady to strong with about 1500 head on hand in Pittsburgh. Sheep and lambs moved with slight firming for lambs. regional quotes list ranges for hogs cattle calves and sheep across several markets including Pittsburgh East Buffalo and Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo
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Cincinnati
Outside Grain Markets Closing Prices Across U S and Canada
Across several markets on August 19 to 30, wheat futures and cash prices show Sept and Dec contracts with values ranging near 99c to about 1.14 per bushel. Notable quotes include Minneapolis wheat at 1.10% to 1.14, Winnipeg around 1.01, St Louis near 99c, and Kansas City near 9tc to 1.04 for May.
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Japanese Cook Resents Slur Near Hospital Scene
George Minosaka, a Japanese cook at the Methodist hospital on Sixteenth Street, Capitol Avenue, resented a slur against his country by Walter Gasstéter and, angered by the repeated articles about him, attempted to retaliate before officers were called to the scene.
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Methodist Hospital
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Capitol Avenue
Walter Gasstéter
Wheat market opens lower on weak Liverpool data
Chicago wheat opened 1 4 4 cents lower as Liverpool and continental markets sagged. liberal U.S. receipts and favorable weather fueled selling. demand was weak and no bullish news emerged. early trading showed heavy selling, with only a tiny fractional rise later, as cancellations and further downside influence persisted.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Agricultural grain market listing with price movements
The report outlines wheat, corn, oats and hay bids and bids activity. It notes weak or steady demand with various grade numbers and prices in dollars per unit, plus sample and total car counts. Market activity includes in and out samples with multiple car shipments and mixed grades listed.
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Ortoher
Cornu -In
Toledo Grain Prices and Future Contracts on Aug 19
Wheat bids show cash price $1.04 with September at $1.02 and December at $1.0958 for delivery. May at $1.10. Corn cash at $0.96 with September and December futures. Rye futures listed for October December and March around $8.20 with Alsike and Timothy hay prices noted for August to September delivery.
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Alsike
Timothy
Grain Prices Flash Bargain List In Buffalo Market
Buffalo market notes show spring wheat No 1 northern at 1.20 and winter wheat No 2 red around 1.00, with No 2 white near 1.05. Corn values vary by grade from No 2 Haw 60 cents to No 4 yellow about 6 tenths, while white varieties and other grain types appear with scattered quotes.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Sloe Andard
Grain Gossip Signals Wheat Falloff and July to September Liquidation
Chicago receiving houses expect a sharp fall in winter wheat and smaller farm receipts soon. Liverpool cables show wheat opening lower and a belief in September liquidation. Argentine visible supply and weather reports point to large August grain totals and regional crop concerns. James Patten predicts a world wheat shortage in 1910 with floods damaging Europe, France, and Germany, and rising continental prices.
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New York
Mr. Patten
Europe
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Wall Street Tumbles Then Buoys Up In Morning Trade
Financial notes from New York report stock activity easing from a steady morning, with Steel and Union Pacific trading around prior levels before a buoyant late forenoon. Reading rose as Rock Island and Wabash preferred attracted banking-backed purchases while copper issues held firm. Government bonds were dull and data on American Smelters’ annual report lent some strength before the session closed heavier.
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Cotton market opens with bears in ascendancy
New York cotton prices opened Friday amid bearish pressure from cables and Texas rains. Early quotes show mixed results with slight gains then declines across months, including September at around 14.14 14.15 cents and November near 18.30 cents, with several contracts bid or offering at varied levels.
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Bears
Texas
Tannary
Money on call and bank rates inch higher
NEW YORK Aug 19 Money on call 1s per cent the money easier. Sty per cent ninety days Sty per cent six months 4 olan per cent. Sterling carriage 184 tote 487 with actual business in bankers bills at 86.40 480.45 for demand 4834823 for sixty day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged at Sly per cent.
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Prime Mercantile
Metal market shows modest gains amid quiet copper
New York reports a modest uptick in metal trading on Friday with copper quiet but slightly higher, tin firm at 53.7 cents per pound for spot and 5.15 dollars for spelter per unit, and lead unchanged.
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New York
Bogad AM
New York Bar Silver Auction Update
New York August date notes commercial bar silver Sac Mexican dollars Ade markets report scarce supply and modest demand as dealers monitor regional metal prices amid fluctuating exchange rates and trade cues.
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New York
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Prices in Indiana and California
A detailed price list for apples, bananas, cantaloupes, grapes, citrus, peaches, pears, plums, watermelons, and more. Includes breakouts by variety, origin such as Indiana, California, Messina, and Posey County, with prices per basket, crate, pound, or bushel and notes on scarcity.
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Paradise Gems
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Seymour
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Market cautious as harvest wealth fuels cautious optimism
James J. Hill urges caution in business as harvest profits of about 4 billion dollars lift the country’s cash balance. The New York Sun notes near continuous advance heightening speculation and profits abroad, with London leading buying. Wall Street expects support to limit price setbacks to technical dips.
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New York Sun
London
Pearson Syndicate
Markets Report From Indianapolis and New York Flourish
Market wires show corrected daily butter prices in Indianapolis with various sized packages and brands listed. New York notes dull flour and firm lard with mixed dairy, egg, and poultry quotes, while Chicago provides butter, eggs, cheese, and live poultry figures across extra, firsts, and consumer grades.
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New York
Middle West
Chicago
Boosters Welcome in Terre Haute During Wet Parade
The Brazil trade tour visits Terre Haute amid mud and rain. Mayor Hray and ex mayor Bookwalter receive the key to the city and praise the town’s hospitality. The group tours Knight-Brinkerhoff piano factory, samples lemonade and cigars, and continues to Seelyville and Clinton before returning to Terre Haute for a rainy evening.
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Brazil
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Piano Factory
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Clinton
Terre Haute Boosters and Paul Dresser Tale
The passage recalls boosters arriving at Terre Haute and the Wabash stream famed by Paul Dres ser. Dresser was introduced to the stage by William O Connor, who aided him when he wandered to Indianapolis. O Connor regarded him as a superb comedian as Terre Haute celebrated with a new tune they sang to celebrate the city.
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Bill) O'Connor
Dresser
Tndianapolis
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Wheat King Returns to New York in Fiery Mood
James A. Patten the wheat king arrived in New York on the Adriatic from abroad and refused to discuss current business conditions either at home or overseas, signaling a tense mood upon his return.
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James A. Patten
Adriatic
Financial statement fragment reflects six month cash, balance and assets
The document shows cash receipts and disbursements for six months ending June 30, 1910, including balances, subscriptions, bonds, and receivables. It lists assets such as real estate, manufacturing plant, distribution system, inventories, prepaid insurance, and cash with banks, with a June 30 1910 balance and accompanying notes.
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City of Indianapolis
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