Indianapolis Livestock Receipts Favor Steers and Hogs
Indianapolis market reports show December 31 receipts at 7000 hogs 1700 cattle and 400 sheep with gains in hogs and sheep versus a week earlier while cattle decline. Price ranges for steers cows calves bulls and lambs state current trading with unions in Illinois and Cleveland districts noting varied demand and strength in sheep and hogs.
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Indianapolis
Wiis
Ill
East Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Cincinnati
Nate
Seta
Sane Renee Wees
Serene
Teres
Typhoid Epidemic Strikes Montreal with Emergency Hospitals
In Montreal Quebec on December 1 the city reports over 3 000 cases of typhoid fever and hastily set up emergency hospitals to manage the outbreak. Authorities warn residents to take precautions as the epidemic spreads.
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Montreal
Que
Mining and Oil Stock Prices in the Holiday Market
Prices hold steady in a dull holiday market with expectations of a stronger January for the cobalt area. Crown Reserve declines after ex-dividend, while La Rose and Rochester stocks offer profitable exits and Temiskaming shown as poised to rise quickly.
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Jackson & I
Eero
Argentum
Prbley Si Custwanduhslenubeedaes
Chambers-Ferland
City of Cobalt
Dice
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Lake
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Little Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Peterson Lake
Rochester
Temiskaming
Crown Reserve
New York and Boston Stock Trends End Year With Mixed Results
Curb market shows mixed prices across rails and metals with United Copper and Ely Cons among notable performers. Several ex dividend listings appear including Nipissing and Goldfield Cons as closing figures show modest gains and declines in multiple issues.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Missouri Pacific
Ely
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Miami Copper
Cobalt Central
Boston
Rawhide
Chino Copper
Greene Cananea
Giroux
Gila Copper
Nipissing
Goldfield Cons
United Copper
Ohio Woaper
Chicago
South Utah
Cons
Ariz
Manneltan Transit
Ely Central
Guanajuato
Union Mines
Pacific Smeltters
Nevada-Utah
Bay State Gas
Retail coal prices wage payment law upheld
Albany action reports the appellate division third department sustaining the constitutional semi monthly wage payment requirement for railroad employees in New York State.
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Albany
N. Y
Appellate Division
Third Department
Wall Street Opens With Strength and Broad Gains
The New York stock market opened strong with widespread advances across many issues. Rock Island common rose 1% while Brooklyn Union Gas gained 1 point and Chesapeake & Ohio rose over 1 point. copper stocks and Southern Pacific saw notable demand. By midmorning Brooklyn Union Gas advanced 4.5 percent and Southern Pacific hit 196 for the first time since preferred stock retirement. government and other bonds also firmed.
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New York
Rock Island
Brooklyn Union Gas
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison
London
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Quiet Wheat and Mixed Corn Prices
Wheat bids quiet with No 2 red at 1.21 and sample at 1081.18. Corn bids steady through billing with multiple grades listed from No 2 white 47c to No 4 white 44c. Oats hold at 47c No 2 white. hay steady with choice timothy at 16.00.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cork
Waterman
Albany
A. W. Thomson
Wrrt
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Indianapolis
Gilge
Onts
Die
Maeide
Hay
Choice Timothy
Grain Prices and Stock Report from January 1910
The record lists timothy and clover seed prices by grade, rye and wheat inspections, corn and oats figures, and a weekly comparative output. It includes weekly inspections for flour, and stock in store data for January 1 1910 and prior years, detailing wheat, corn, oats, and rye inventories.
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Sample
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Hay
Timothy
Winter famine plagues Collett park fox squirrels
In Terre Haute Indiana on December 31 hungry fox squirrels in Collett park beg for food by climbing fences and entering homes. One animal climbed Leslie Uhlmer's drug store and cuddled on a customer before eating candy. another clung to a postal worker. Park board blamed for neglect of dead limbs and rotten trunks that once housed stores of nuts. With snow cover food scarce, many squirrels moved to river bottoms and were hunted. Local residents urged to feed the animals until snow melts.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Collett Park
Leslie Uhlmer
Eighth Street
Maple Avenue
Park Board
Property listings and paired names appear in local notice
The fragment lists numerous paired owner names and a few real estate items. It includes Meridian addresses and a house listing near Forty-second with a value of $14,000, plus remodel notes and miscellaneous names.
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Bel
Theodore Wallace
Cora S. Brown
Thomas Sanders
Maude Skiles
John D. Johnson
Maggie Boone
Miller
Geneva
Charles J. Roach
Ethel Bristol
Earl Daily
Caroline Flack
Edward E. Holmes
Harriet A. Wilson
John C. Anderson
Annie Moore
Charles 8. Clark
Jessie E. Lewis
Vernon P. Holden
Mary L. Simmons
James Jackson
Kate Williams
Piel
Meridian
Cc. L. Hare
Forty-second
Woman Run Down by Baby Carriage in Harlem Scuffle
At Broadway and 140th street an unidentified 30 year old woman was struck by a baby carriage operated by Joseph Toomey. A dispute with insurance broker Frederick Willis Lee onlookers and police followed with Toomey filing assault charges. Lee held on $2,000 bail.
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New York
Broadway
140Th Street
Joseph Toomey
159Th Street
Toomey
Mr. Toomey
John
William Jennings Fido
John Toomey
Frederick Willis Lee
Lee
Wegge
Mr. Lee
Th Street
Harlem
Record Cold Snap Hits Ballston as Twenty Below Is Reported
In Ballston New York on December 31 the upper Hudson Valley endured severe cold with the local thermometer registering 32 degrees below zero. The frigid condition persisted through the day and posed challenges for residents and travelers alike.
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Ballston
N. Y
Siudion
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