Markets report shows decline across hogs cattle and sheep
Large Thursday run of 5000 hogs 1300 cattle and 1000 sheep posted losses year over year and week over week. Hogs sold higher on some lots despite overall lower tone with outside demand. cattle weakened especially cows and steer demand down. sheep and lamb prices improved with lambs reaching near 6 dollars and fat sheep around 4.2 dollars.
Frost scares lift corn futures as frost hits Manitoba points
Grain markets opened with sharp advances in corn as a five degree frost fear spread from Manitoba and the government forewarned a southeast move. Short contracts were covered, oats and wheat followed the trend, cash markets rose, but the overall cereal outlook remained bearish with limited news supporting bulls.
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Chicago
Manitoba
Bears
Bartlett Frazier
Livestock markets mixed across multiple U S cities
In East Buffalo Union Stock Yards and other markets including Pittsburgh Cleveland report receipts for hogs, cattle, sheep and lambs with varied trends. Buffalo hogs lower and cattle steady, while sheep and lambs show steady demand. Pittsburgh lighter supplies steady to lower. Cleveland hogs steady to down with cattle slow.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Wheat futures across cities show varied September prices
In markets from Minneapolis to New York on August 25, wheat futures for September range from 88 1/4 cents in St Louis to 1.83 dollars in Winnipeg notes. December prices hover around 1.12 and 1.01 across regions, with cash No 2 red at 1.014.
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Erie
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
ST. Louis
Kansas City
NEW_YORK
Night hog receipts confuse midweek provision market
L. J Schwabacher & Co reviews midweek hog receipts over the past four days. Prices rose daily but total run remains small. Provision pit remains unsettled and narrow, with traders demoralized by a large 2,000,000 head sale in September and October, upsetting calculations for November.
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L. J Schwabacher & Co
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Wheat and Corn Prices Advised
Wheat shows strength with No 2 red pricing around 96Mc through billing 98c and later 97c for autumn and spring contracts. Corn weak, No 2 white at 61 1/2c, No 3 white 61 4/4c, mixed lots around 60c, oats weak with No 2 white 34c. Hay quiet with multiple car counts in inspections and storage.
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Indianapolis
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Grain and seed price report from Toledo market
The Toledo market lists cash and futures for wheat at 1.0134 in cash and 1.02 1.06 1.11 for Sept Dec May respectively. Corn bids show 64¢ for Sept, 60¾¢ Dec, 62½¢ May. Oats quotes run 35¼¢ Sept, 28¾¢ Dec, 41¾¢ May. Rye No 2 at 72¢, No 3 at 0.0. Cloverseed cash 860, Oct 8.40, Dec 8.40, Mar 8.40. Timothy prime 3.10 for Aug, Sept 5.10. Alsike prime 8.62¾ for Aug, 8.62½ Oct.
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Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
Buffalo grain prices for August 25 1909
Buffalo New York August 25 market report lists spring wheat carloads at 118 ta, No 2 red winter wheat at 1.08, No 2 white 1.01, No 2 yellow corn 671/3, No 5 yellow 67, No 4 yellow 0.5, No 3 mixed 65 15, oats No 2 white 0.0 1, No 3 white 26 1/2, standard 36 3/4, barley 7 3/4, rye No 1 19 0, No 2 18 0.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Wheat and corn movements mixed with market notes
Wheat held firm near the prior close while corn slipped slightly. Chicago receipts show 1, contract Wheat and 165 contract corn. oats 356 cars with 242 contract. Argentine shipments estimated at 1,360,000 bu wheat and 2,800,000 bu corn. Northwestern Miller reports flour output up 8,115 brls to 322,240 for the week. Washington farmers sell wheat freely at 80 cents per bu. 750,000 bu sold to exporters in recent days. James A. Patten warned of bear pressures on grains as carrying costs rise. Kansas City mills bought 500,000 bu wheat. Primary Wheat receipts 1,085,000 bu. corn 502,000 bu. oats 1,004,000 bu. New York metal market firmer. copper up and tin higher.
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Washington
Wall Street Opens With Sharp Stock Advances and Bearish Tone
The New York stock market opened with broad gains led by Steel common and gains in Reading Union Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio and Amalgamated Copper before midmorning highs faded into dull trading. By late forenoon Union Pacific and Chesapeake and Ohio remained weak while price declines widened among leading issues amid reports of Rockefeller bearish sentiment and frost concerns in the corn belt.
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New York
Stock Exchange
London
Bank of England
Reading
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Amalgamated Copper
Toom
Reading and Steel
Rockefeller
Shespeake & Ohio
Esther Bonds
Frost Inn
Market and Transport Ledger Highlights and Rates
A dense list of bond quotes and stock figures across railroads utilities and commodities including Reading Erie U P and Westh s Con 4s with percentages and price marks. Notable items mention Chesapeake Miami Butte and Gatil Cas with various yields and increments, reflecting a snapshot of the market mood and transportation stocks.
New York and London Bar Silver Markets Report
New York bar silver at 52.5 cents, Mexican dollars 44 cents. London bar silver steady at 24.75 pence, unchanged.
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New York
London
Financial notes on market decline and copper talks
The market appears to have topped its August rise and will drift lower with only technical rallies. Roosevelt's addresses and tariff debates weigh on sentiment as gold imports rise. Reports cite reduced short interest, upcoming labor day closures, and copper production curtailment tied to Rothschilds influence, with several stocks and rail traffic noted.
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Wall Street
Finley Barrell & Co
Europe
Cotton Market Treads Water Amid Mixed Signals From Texas
New York reports Aug 21 early Liverpool advices disappointing yet a rally before the open lifted prices slightly above expectations. Texas rains absent, market opened steady with little change to up to 3 points. Declines found support from southern bull operators as Texas cotton moves on a liberal scale and Friday receipts appear large. Galveston News notes widespread picking in southern Texas with gins working round the clock and movement ahead of last year. Opening quotes show August 16.40, September 14.34, October 43.60, December 13.43, January 13.56, May 15.59 cents.
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New York
Liverpool
Texas
South
Galveston News
Markets in Indianapolis and New York Prices
The report lists corrected daily prices for cheeses eggs and dairy in Indianapolis including Elgin printed goods and Swiss imports with varied small box and large box items. New York and Chicago markets show dull flour unsettled pork and meat prices, raw sugar and refined sugar rates, coffee futures, tallow and hay values, dressed poultry and live poultry prices, and state milk and skim milk quotes.
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Iwelloss
N. Y
New York
Fruit and Produce Prices from Indiana Market Report
A long list of fruits vegetables and prices, listing items such as cantaloupes pears grapes and apples with varied regional pricing for Indiana and California deliveries. Notable entries include Cantaloupes Paradise Gems 40 45 per basket, Oranges Late Valencia 4.50 5, Watermelons Indiana 18 22 per 100, Tomatoes Homegrown 40 50 cents per bushel, Potatoes Kentucky tic per bushel, and Cabbage grade prices.
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Posey County
Seymour
Smyrna
California
Messina
Etbertas
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
Jersey
Kolb opens summer home for poor girls near Gwynedd
Louis J. Kolb of Kolb Baking Co purchases a farm near Gwynedd to be run by the Childrens' country week association as a summer home for twenty girls. The Oll Buttonwood farm offers a fourteen room main building with dormitories to brighten lives of girls while boys will not be included.
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Philadelphia
Louis J. Kolb
Kolb Baking Company
Gwynedd
Childrens’ Country Week Association
Oll Buttonwood Farm
Gwynedil
Kolb
Lfe
Speeding arrest and fine for local driver Glenn Schultz
Glenn Schultz of 1401 Southeastern avenue was stopped by Motorcycle Officer Stone for driving thirty four miles an hour on his home street. He was arrested Wednesday and fined 10 dollars and costs on Thursday morning. Schultz said he was testing his engine.
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Southeastern Avenue W
Stone
Schultz
Army Orders Relieve Medical Reserve Officers for Oct. Report
Washington August 25 The Army issues orders relieving medical reserve corps officers from duty at various stations to report by October 1 for courses at the Army medical school. Names include First Lieuts Bundesen Clarke Dolley French Flynn Gibson Hetterick Holland Hughes Kerr Lynch McDonald Knight McLaughlin McMillan Maddux Maguire Marietta Michie Mills Mudd Northington Pulver Reedy Register Wright Robertson Walkup WhitHam Williams and Lt Col Watts Craighill Snow Ripley Sherrer Stanford.
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Ft. Oglethorpe
Thomas J. Flynn
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Paul W. Gibson
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Josiah H. Holland
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Utah
Leonard S. Hughes
D. A
R. W. Mills
Ft. Ethan Allen
Leon Mudd
Jefferson Barracks
E. G. Northington
Ft. McPherson
A. I. Pulver
Ft. Porter
N. Y
John J. Reedy
Fortress Monroe
Edward C. Register
H. G. Wright
H. M. Robertson
Ft. Snelling
Minn
J. L. Robinson
Ft. Worden
Wash
H. M. Sharpe
Ft. Niagara
Joseph . Walkup
J. D. Wiitham
Kas
Division of Militia Affairs
Washington
Henry L. Ripley
Eighth Cavalry
Ft. Huachuca
Ariz
Louis C. Sherrer
Fourth Cavalry
Ft. Bayard
N. M
William R. Stanford
Signal Corps
U S Bank Safe Co Ad Offers Burglar Proof Safes
U S Bank Safe Co presents a large Moe of fire and burglar proof safes with immediate delivery. Latest patterns on hand and specials on slightly used safes. A H Wells, Manager.
WULFSON TELLS ALL ABOUT HIGH COST OF LIVING
Wulfson argues shortages and inflated prices stem from dishonest dealers and vague packaging. He calls for strict weights and measures laws to ensure accurate selling. Affects many commodities and would lower living costs if enforced nationwide.
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Wulfson
Hostess Weds In Secret Elopement At Atlantic City
A Cincinnati party arrived as guests of Miss Margaret W. Evgle of Michael Engle fame to Atlantic City. The hostess fled with John Lerstenburg at the first chance, found a magistrate, and married. They left a note and boarded a honeymoon train, leaving friends to return home unseen.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Cincinnati
Margaret W. Evgle
Michael Engle
John Lerstenburg
City Births and Deaths Reported With Varied Ailments Across City
Levi and Lizale Griffin welcome a girl at 828 West Twenty fifth street while George and Flora Sortwell provide a boy at 400 North Holmes avenue. Births list includes Perrys, McCormicks, Borkmans, Froyds, Dietrichs, Lokmang, Wollenweber, and others. Deaths note ileocolitis, general paresis, nephritis, gastro enteritis, tuberculosis, cirrhosis, arteriosclerosis, hemorrhage, and abdominal tumor among patients at local hospitals and institutions.
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Lizale Griffin
Twentyfifth
George and
Flora Sortwell
Holmes Avenue
Raleigh
N. Maud Perrys
Warman Avenue
Charles and
Ruth McCormick
Miami Street
Luin Borkman
Edison Avenue
Lawrence and
Sarah Froyd
North Germania Avenue
Robert and
Mary Dietrich
Morris Street
Edward and
Ada Lokmang
Lexington Avenue
Oscar and
Adelheid Wollenweber
Beaths
John Watnes
South East Street
Hebert Potts
Twenty-ninth Street
Robert C. Murphy
Central Insane Hospital
Leonard S&s. Sargent
Central Avenue
Louise E. Sala
Dorothy Hanford
Washington Street
Catherine Considine
Senate Avenue
Charles Tl. Messinger
Harmon Street
Arol Francis Topmiller
South West Street
Elizabeth Stone
Methodist Hospital
Robert Petre
Randolph Street
William Burdell Pensinger
Jefferson Avenue
Edward W. Heede
Bates Street
Lucien Bladwin
Napoleon Street
Grant Mitchener
City Hospital
Flora Royse
John A. Schumacher
East Eleventh Street
Local pairs listed in historic notice
Arthur Lundsy and Mattie Carter, Frank Goodknight and Katherine El bert s, David Mitchell and Katie Etholt, Ernest Hunff and May Evans, Charles Erwin and Catherine Butler. Herman Cordes and Bertha Lupper. Denzell Paddock and Leona McCollum. Jonah Blackwell and Clara Matin.
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Arthur Lundsy
Mattie Carter
Frank Goodknight
Katherine Elberts
David Mitchell
Katie Etholt
Ernest Hunff
May Evans
Charles Erwin
Catherine Butler
Herman Cordes
Bertha Lupper
Denzell Paddock
Leona McCollum
Jonah Blackwell
Clara Matin
City Real Estate Repairs and Additions Ledger
A list of properties with repairs additions and values. Estella Johnston 117 North Lilinois 800 Jesse Poole 2220 South Meridian 2000 Matilda Topp Kenwood near Thirty first 25600 John Chiflett 2701 North Caps 00 H C Stutz 226 West Twenty ninth 175 Mrs M A De Lena Twenty ninth and Paris 139 Isaac H Hurbuck 1128 Udell Alexander Donnelly 1034 St Peter Geenfrese Guyner 1528 Lexington Globe Realty eleven elevators Capital near North 15400 Milner trustee 29 North Pennsylvania 3250 Otto C Kinney 6 North Addison 3500 D M Moroney 416 West Vermont 75 E E Bart barn Colorado near Michigan 100 Russell Harrison 342 East Washington 165 Mrs M A Moore 1840 East Tenth 70
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North Lilinois
Jesse Poole
South Meridian
Matilda Topp
Kenwood
Thirty-first
John Chiflett
North Caps
H. C. Stutz
West Twentyninth
M. A. de Lena
Twentyninth
Paris
Isaac H. Hurbuck
Udell
Alex Donnelly
St. Peter
Eenfrese Guyner
Lexington
Globe Realty Company
Capital
North
Milner
Pennsylvania
Otto C. Kinney
North Addison
D. M. Moroney
West
Vermont
Numerous Real Estate Transfers Docu mented in Local Trust Records
A compiled list records transfers of parcels across several additions and townships. Transactions show trusteeship shifts from Security Trust Company to Frank Cones and Fidelity Trust Company, with many lots described by subdivision name, block, lot numbers, dimensions, improvements, street orientations, and monetary values ranging from 425 to 6 050 dollars.
Baldwin & Co. clothing ad offers tailored garments
An advertisement from Baldwin & Co. in the Odd Fellow Building invites readers to entrust clothing making to them. It promises service commensurate with charges and claims all woolens are 25 percent off now.
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Baldwin & CO
TERRE HAUTE INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN TRACTION Co Trains Schedule
Local trains depart Indianapolis hourly for multiple cities including Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute and through trains to Dayton. Limited trains run to Newcastle Lebanon Greencastle Brazil Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond with several daily departures. Connections at Richmond link to Dayton Columbus GO and Zanesville.
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Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Indianapolis
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Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
Martinsville
Terrente
Dayton, CO
Dayton
Columbus
Zanesville, O
Maereville and Eensburg Event Times Listed
Schedule shows multiple start times for events in Maereville and Eensburg including 3:00 pm 5:00 pm 6:00 pm 6:15 pm 8:00 pm and 9:00 pm across locations with unclear labels and a stray placeholder.
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