Daily Market Reports Live Stock Action in Indianapolis
July 9 market summary shows receipts of 3500 hogs 750 cattle and 200 sheep with hogs and sheep down from last week yet cattle up. Light hogs sold strong while others weak to lower. prices ranged to 9.45 for lights 9.10 to 9.25 mid range and heavy hogs as low as 9.00. Cattle markets quiet with little price change and sheep and lambs sold at yesterday's prices to meet weekend demand.
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Indianapolis
Bert Heavies
U Ward
Grain Chicago Market Report Shows Bullish Wheat Rally
Government spring wheat figures spark a steep rally as short positions cover across the market. Prices show gains across wheat futures with July at 1.00 and September around 1.05 while corn and oats show mixed to steady shifts amid brisk trading and news of heavy damage reports from the spring wheat country.
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Chicago
Armour
Market reacts as crop report signals record big yield
In New York trading on July 9 speculators priced in a crop yield 400 million bushels higher than last year despite spring wheat losses. The market rose with Union Pacific leading gains while Southern Pacific Reading Steel Northern Pacific and St Paul gained. Bonds were mixed with little change in government issues and curb trading dull.
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Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading, Steel
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
London
Cattle and Hogs Prices in Pittsburg and East Buffalo Markets
Cattle and hog markets steady in Pittsburg with varied receipts. In East Buffalo July 9 receipts limited across cattle calves hogs and sheep with steady to mixed movements and price ranges for heavies, yorkers, pigs, and lambs, plus calves and sheep shifts and extra figures noted.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Crop conditions summary by department of agriculture
Washington July 9 the department of agriculture issued a July 1 crop conditions summary. national general average across the United States was about 1.5 percent lower than July 3 1909 and lower than July 1 1908 and below the ten year average. New England states show large year over year gains and above average. Southern states report modest gains above last year and above the ten year average. North central east of Mississippi shows large declines from a year ago and below average. North central west of Mississippi and western states also show declines from last year and below average.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
New England
North Central
Mississippi River
North Central States
Dont Take It Hard Says Dying Victim
Charles Rose a Brooklyn Rapid Transit switchman was crushed between a station platform and a train at Canarsie as he helped couple a car. While helpers tried to free him he urged onlookers to remove the women from the scene and said the place was no place for ladies. The train moved forward striking him as he adjusted the air brake.
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New York
Charles Rose
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Line
Canarsie
Rose
Lynched for Arson Robbery in Arkansas Mob Hangs Powell
In Little Rock on July 9 a mob hanged Sam Powell a Black man accused of robbery and arson after a dispatch reported the defendants name and location. The incident followed social unrest and court procedures amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Little . Rock
Ark
Sam “Powell
Hunttig
Wheat and Corn Crop Totals From Flor Lispet Week
Readable figures show weekly wheat, corn, oats and rye yields with July 9 to July 11, 1910 values. Wheat 617 bhis. corn 9,731 bhis by July 2. oats 8,673 bhis. rye none. Stock in store lists start and end figures across dates July 9 to July 11.
Grain Futures Prices and Commodity Terms Typed
Toledo market page lists July and September futures for corn and rye with varied prices. Includes notes on cash bids, December and March contracts, and several forage seeds with August and October dates. Mentions rye and timothy seed values and prime alfalfa hay figures.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Grain price report from Chicago and Buffalo markets
Chicago and Buffalo report mixed grain prices with wheat at about 1.02 to 1.08 dollars per bushel for various grades and corn and oats listed in approximately six to eight price points. Buffalo notes spring wheat, winter wheat, corn, oats and rye with only modest shifts and through billed transfers.
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Chicago
Yale
Buffalo
N. Y
Grain Gossip and Market Receipts This Week
Primary receipts show 915000 bushels of wheat, 1200000 more than average, corn excess 614000 bushels. Continental cables note minor wheat gains while government figures confirm forecasts. Wires report light wheat buying nationwide and farmers seen as more independent with slim crop outlook. Local corn stands late and variable in color, with several regions reporting drought and bugs. Chicago cash sales include 30000 bushels of wheat and 133000 bushels of corn on Saturday.
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Chicago Tribune
Howard Wires
Finley Barrell & Co
Phillipsburg
Mkan
Concordia
Cuba
Scandia
Mankato
Lebanon
Increase King’s Pay by Parliament for Royal Family
London July 9 A parliamentary select committee on the civil list for King George V recommended a 3,170,000 yearly provision for the royal family. The proposal shows an increase of 85,000 over the allowance during the last reign.
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London
Select Committee of Parliament
George V
Bank Statement Shows Declines and Cash Reserve at 26.55 Percent
New York reports a weekly bank statement with a 26.55 percent actual cash reserve. Reserves on all deposits fell by 7,591,900, loans dropped 7,521,400, and deposits declined 23,700,400 while circulation rose 54,800. Surplus banks stand at 11,758,075, well below last year and two years ago.
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New York
Bank State Clearing-House
Tess United States
United States
Lotus
New York Money Rates Quiet on July 9
New York money markets showed no notable activity on July 9 with posted exchange rates for sterling at 4.8444 to 4.8644 and bankers bills at 4.83 to 4.84 for 60 day bills. No significant changes were reported in other money market quotes or financial instruments.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Vette
ISATA
ISN
New York Bar Silver Prices Rise in Market Report
New York bar silver quotes show Mexican dollars at 44 4, up for the day as traders note firmer demand. Market activity remains cautious with bullion prices steady amid regional trading signals and currency fluctuations.
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New York
Financial notes from New York Sun and Town Topics
The New York Sun notes that major railroad systems appear unlikely to cut dividends soon. Town Topics says the market remains technically strong and banks’ statements may not be as weak as cash movements suggest. A J F Wild private wire cites continued demand to buy on the scale down, with unclear near term trend, while bankers note improvement in the past ten days.
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New York Sun
J. F. Wild
Dairy and meat price summary from New Yorkarket report
New York market notes show mixed activity with pork dull and steady prices for sugar and coffee futures. Dressed poultry is weak with turkeys at 15 1/2 to 16 1/2 cents, chickens 16 to 14 cents, fowls 13 to 17 cents, ducks 18 1/4 to 19 cents. Cheese firm with state milk varieties, butter easy, eggs firm with 98,525 receipts and white fancy at 25-28 cents locally.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
Southern States See Big Population Gain in 1910 Census
Washington July 9 The southern commercial congress estimates the 1910 census will show the southern states Missouri and Oklahoma among those with a 21 percent population gain since 1900, rising from 26 774 677 to 32 415 7. Other states gain 18 percent. Oklahoma leads numeric gain, over 1 250 000, with Texas Missouri Georgia Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina Alabama Virginia Mississippi Oklahoma Louisiana South Carolina Arkansas Maryland West Virginia Florida among the top totals. Proportionate gains place Oklahoma Florida Texas West Virginia Louisiana, omitting Oklahoma the south ranks by percentage growth Florida Texas West Virginia Louisiana Georgia Alabama Mississippi Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Arkansas Missouri Kentucky Tennessee Maryland.
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Southern Commercial Congress
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Mother Guides Little Girl to Death by Own Action
Laura Dick 11 dies in Louisville after a pistol shot while with a doll on a sofa. Coroner calls it death by own action though family leans to accident. Mother had chastised her earlier, and relatives say she read morbidly and was unusually sensitive.
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Laura Dick
William Kammerer
Freeman W. Shick
Ella
Ruby
Albert
Laura
Dr Cook Berlin Duty 9 Produce
The provincial court ordered Rudolph Franche to produce Dr Frederic A Cook on Friday. Franche sues Commodore Robert E Peary for 10900 alleging Peary took Cook’s goods. Cook's testimony is deemed essential by the court.
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Berlin
Frederick A. Cook
Rudolph Franche
Franche
Robert FE. Peary
Cook
Peary
City Births and Health Notes From Local Records
A crowded city statistics sheet lists dozens of births with parent names and addresses, showing many new girls and boys at addresses across Arsenal to Ocean avenues. It also records multiple patient cases at City Hospital with ages and causes including arteriosclerosis, pernicious anemia, gastroenteritis, ileocolitis, cerebral apoplexy, septicaemia, acute myocarditis, and pulmonary tuberculosis.
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Drusilla Wiley
Blaine Avenue
John Holmes
Martindate
Florence G .Hicks
Central Avenue
Emmanuel Green
Smith Street
Ruth TD
Woodson
Blm
James Watts
City Hospital
John Thorn
Luther
Terrill
E. Tenth Stret
Estella Stark
Senate Avenue
Building Permits Report From Washington and Nearby Areas
G OT Cook applies for a dwelling permit on Washington Boulevard costing 35000 with Cotteze Construction. HonGe Elwood listed. W 4G Moore seeks an addition at 2011 Maple for 55 with J V Madding. Ea Jones files a house permit at 119 Northwestern for 3500. 7 cs W Conder repairs at 1712 N Missouri for 400.
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Washington Boulevard
Cotteze Construction Company
Honge
Elwood
W. 4G. Moore
J. V. Madding
Northwestern
Ea Jones
Graceland
Cs W. Conder
N. Missouri
Real estate transfers listed in a long urban record
Lawson M Harvey and several others appear in a batch of real estate transfers including vacant lots and improved parcels across Washington Park Tuxedo Park North Brookside Park and various additions. Purchasers and sellers include Ayres Eddy Hartley Gavin Allen Staunton Herring Roberts Scott Cooper Mehring Johnson Stout Vogt and others with prices ranging from 250 to 21 600 and property types from vacant lots to improved parcels. parcel specifics reference lot numbers blocks streets and addition names across numerous neighborhoods.
U. S. Bank Safe Co Ad Promotes Fire Burglar Proof Safes
A historical advertisement from Irvington announces U. S. Bank Safe Co offering a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with immediate delivery. It highlights latest patterns and special bargains in slightly used safes at Irvington 774 New 12190 K.
Property transfers list for city parcels with prices
Twenty six street east of Adams street Wm L Higgins to Amanda M Miller lot 31 block 10 Tuxedo Park addition vacant on St Paul and St Peter streets near Terrace avenue and lot 22 Thorn tons sub Clem s addition 37444165 feet improved south side Twenty sixth street east of Adams street 4000 40x136 feet improved west side Euclid avenue south of Michigan street 275 one Roserberger to Dora Nolr same ROT John Mroz to Fred LU Shafer lots 49T and 495 Garfield Park addition 70x120 feet Vacant north side Cruft street east of Shelby street 500 Charles F Moeller to Oscar N McCurdy lot 16 Atkinson s Second addition 33x120 feet improved west side Keystone avenue south of Prospect street 1500 Jus HL Cena to Wm M Fisher et ax lot 6 Osgood s Washington R Boulevard ad dition 50x131% feet improved east side Washington boulevard porth of Thirty second street 4800 Ross H Dyer to Wesley Davidson et ax lot 20 Belmont Garden Place addition 41x 140 feet improved northwest corner Belmont and Haines avenues 350 Arthur V Brown to Ulysses S Parker lots 173 and 174 Brown s Western Heights addition vacant east side High School avenue north of Vandalia railroad 800 Edson T Wood to George H Kamman et al lot 8 Wood s Park Heights sub 838x133 feet vacant west side Parker avenue south of Eighteenth street 250 Transfers 28 consideration 74 540 50 for week 167
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Washington Park
Washington Boulevard
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Horace J. Eddy
Tuxedo Park
Gladstone Ave
Washington St
Clara Erdman
Thomas H. Walsh
Fletcher
Bryan
Congress Ave
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Harriet EK. Allen
Arthur Fowler
Allen Et al
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English Ave
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Howard M. Staunton
Guardian
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Woods
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Belmont Place
Morgan Street
Shettieldl Avenue
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Naomi Wilson
Wallace Third
Acton
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Harry Stout
Washington S Square
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Fifty-second Street
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Center Township
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Corn W. Peetz
Ardmore
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Lettinewells
Massachusetts Avenue
Hazel Street
Jas K K
Robbins
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Aimzi Bo
Twenty-sixth Street
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Wm. L. Higgins
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St. Paul
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Thornton
Clem
Euclid Avenue
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Roserberger
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Belmount
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Arthur V. Brown
Ulysses S. Parker
Brown
Western Heights
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High School
Vandalia Railroad
Edson T. Wood
George H. Kamman
Wood
Park Heights
Dynamiter at Work Near Harvester Plant
In Chicago on July 9 investigators found 50 pounds of wet dynamite with a time fuse under steel frames near the International Harvester plant at West Thirty first and Rockwell streets. Labor trouble is believed to be behind the plot to blow up the plant.
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