Market Reports Show Mixed Gains Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts Friday total 5 000 hogs 2 500 cattle 1 200 sheep with higher activity vs week ago hogs up to 9 65 top cattle scarce price little softer sheep active with strong to higher prices lambs around 6 75 to 4 50 for fat sheep across markets including Pittsburg East Buffalo Union Stock Yards Cincinnati and Cleveland with varied demand and steady to higher values reported for hogs cattle and sheep in several regions.
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Pittsburg
Pal
Coommon
East Buffalo
N. Y
Union Stock Yards
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Wheat, corn and oats show gains on opening trade
Chicago wheat rises to 1.04 as December futures gain amid strong continental demand while futures spread and export talk influence prices. Corn and oats hold within narrow ranges as traders await cash market signals and elevator sentiment. hogs firm as provisions market shows light offerings.
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Chicago
Armour
Antwerp
Buffalo
A. W. Thomson Co
Waz
LST
Alot Alsa- Alst
Grain prices and grades listed for Buffalo market
Buffalo market updates show spring wheat No 1 savince 66.2014. Winter wheat prices range No 2 reds 31.04 and No 2 white 1. Corn figures include No 2 yellow 6 1 2 c, No 3 yellow 6c, No 2 mixed 65 44c, No 4 yellow 65c. White and standard carley quotes provided. Rye No 1 and No 2 noted as well.
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InBiye
Billifng
Hay
Timothy
Buffalo
Wheat and grain futures data from Toledo market
Wheat prices for cash and futures show September at 1.03 dollars, December 1.07, May 1.13 percent. Corn quotes include cash, September 62 cents, December 50.54, May 61.5 cents. Oats report cash and September 35.14, December 38.10, May 41.14 cents. Rye No 2 tic and No 3 60 cents. Cloverseed cash and futures at 9.30 dollars, Alslke-Printe October 0.15, Timothy prime and September values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alslke
Timothy
Grain Gossips Reflect Mixed Wheat and Corn Movements
Market notes show wheat easing 14 percent on Friday cables while corn held steady. Chicago receipts and new York show drought relief for wheat and linseed with improved Argentine prospects, while bears face limited contract corn in storage and scarce elevator space.
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New York Produce Exchange
Sianta Fe
Cordoba
Crude Rubber Prices Reported in New York Market
Crude mothers upriver fine priced at $1.92 to $1.95 per unit with coarse quality around $1.42, as reported from New York on September 2.
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New York
Wall Street Buoyed Late By Bearish Pressure Ahead of Holiday
Wall Street opened with little price movement as investors eyed upcoming events including Vermont elections and a Steel Corporation report. Early losses in Union Pacific Reading Southern Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio gave way to a late rally as buyers returned, with Interborough Metropolitan and Brooklyn rapid transit supported by subway optimism. The day ended near steady with some fractional losses from the day’s highs and a thin turnover of about 132,000 shares.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Vermont
Steel Corrieration
Union Pacific
Reading
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Steel Common
Staul
Union Facifie
Harriman
Interborough Metropolitan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Amalgamated Copper
Illinois Central
International Harvester
Interhero J Preferred
Steel Corporation
Bar Silver Declines Slightly in New York Market
In New York on Sept 2 bar silver traded around 52 36 cents per ounce with Mexican dollars at 44 cents. The brief market note records prices for precious metals and bullion, reflecting early session activity.
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New
Local Securities Bonds Reported Amid Market Narrowing
Financial brief notes local securities bonds and an unclear mention of Tranaplis and a "Bint" rail project. Details are fragmented but reference to market activity and a possible public works or municipal issuance appears. No clear dates, entities beyond Tranaplis appear.
Financial notes show copper demand, dividends and rail plans
The report notes August copper outputs and scarce copper buying while dividends are announced by American Car & Foundry and Yukon Gold. It records rising Allis Chalmers orders, major mining and steel contracts, and a Denver to Salt Lake City rail improvement plan. Stock market commentary cites Roosevelt speeches, market volatility, and heavy money movements from New York to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers Company
New York
Canada
New Orlenne
West
Fruits and Vegetables Prices From Evansville Market
A garbled Evansville market list shows numerous fruit and vegetable prices including apples, cantaloupes, grapes, lemons, oranges, peaches, pears, plums, watermelons, beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, cucumbers, endives, garlic, peppers, corn, radishes, tomatoes, parsley, spinach, beans, popcorn, and potatoes. Names and local vendors appear mixed with inconsistent figures and units.
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Duchess
Jonathan
Posey County
Seymour
Sumyrnon
California
Indiana
Wisconsin
Messina
St. Michaels
Albertas
Maryland
Elbertas
New York
Wwe
Michigan
Viant
Kentucky
Jersey
Navy
Virginia
Baltimore
Markets News From New York and Chicago Summary
Markets report mixed tones with grains stable and meat fats fluctuating. Flour steady, pork quiet with mess price around 24.50, lard ease in the Midwest, refined sugar quiet, cocoa tests noted, butter steady, eggs and cheese showing weakness in some lines, live poultry values listed for fowls ducks geese and turkeys. Market action also cites Chicago butter and eggs, with various dairy and cheese prices recorded for different grades and formats.
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New York
Middle West
Central
Xtra
Chicago
Americas
Money rates and mercantile paper in New York markets
In New York on September 2 money on call and time money for various terms are quoted. Sixty days at 3 percent, ninety days at 3 percent, six months at 4 percent. Posting rates for storing exchange show slight activity with discounts around five to six percent for prime mercantile paper.
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York
Tirmer
Bankers
Avgasna
Prime Mercantile Paper
Metal Exchange Quiet as Copper Slips in Trade
New York metals market Friday showed near standstill with a softer tone. Copper bids eased slightly, tin fell four, while lead and spelter held steady. spot to October copper quoted at 12.15 to 12.25, November 12.20 to 12.50, lead around 4.40, spelter 3.70 to 4.00, tin 2.75 to 3.00.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Fairbanks lard stocks and Chicago provision totals
Fairbanks reports world stocks of lard on September 1 at 147,678 tierces with inst. 206,251 tierces. Hateler cites 0584 tierces for the same period, vs 206,365 tierces. Chicago total provision stocks on September 1 reach 1,625,000 pounds, down from 52,416,000 pounds a year earlier.
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Fairbanks
Hateler
Chicago
Market reacts to government report on cotton deterioration
New York traders pushed cotton trading into high activity as both buyers and sellers showed strong opposition. The government report indicated a deterioration of three and four tenths per tenth for the month, and the outcome was broadly bullish as anticipated by market watchers.
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New York
Cotton crop condition declines from July to Aug
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture announced that the average condition of the cotton crop on August 25 was 72.1 percent of normal, down from 75.5? and below the ten year average of 73.1 for August, with historical comparisons to July 25, 1910 and August 25, 1908.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Outside grain markets close with varied futures
Across cities Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City New York Toledo traders report closing prices for wheat futures. September values range from about 1.03 to 1.15 per bushel with December contracts near 1.05 to 1.15 depending on location and grade No. 2 red cash around 1.05.
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Minneapolis
Winnipeg
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
ANT
Toledo
Bernard Korbly Named Democratic Nominee for Indiana Board
Bernard Korbly of Korbly and New in Indianapolis is certified as the Democratic nominee for a member seat on Indiana’s state board of election commissioners. Gov. Marshall is expected to appoint him and Republican Charles Roemler. the board clerkship will favor Democrats this year, with salaries around 1200 to 1500 dollars. Ballot printing and county enumerations will demand early action and bipartisan watchers at presses.
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Bernard Korbly
Indianapolis
Korbly & New
Gove Marshall
Stokes Jackson
Democratic State Committee
State Board of Election Commissioners
Korbly
Charles Roemler
Lee
Gov
Marshall
Lariat Girl Sets Off On Century Ride to New York
Nan J. Aspinwall known as the lariat girl left San Francisco on Thursday on horseback bound for New York carrying a message from Mayor McCarthy to Mayor Gaynor.
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San Francisco
Cal
Nan J. Aspinwall
New York
McCarthy
Gaynor
Youth dies in beer cellar accident at saloon
Lawrenceburg Indiana report states 18 year old Robert L Laws reached toward a light in a saloon beer cellar when he touched a live wire. Current fatal. Investigation pending.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Robert L. Laws
George W. Petschers
Governor Back Coffee Lover. Indiana Chief Restores Health
Gov. Marshall returned to the state house in Indianapolis with Mrs. Marshall from Petoskey. He enjoyed homemade coffee in his office and spoke of a vacation aimed at health, noting weight gain and improved appetite after time away from office duties.
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Gov. Marshall
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Mrs. Marshall
Petoskey
Governor’s Office
South Bend
Indianapolis School Attendance Increases This Fall
City schools will open Sept 14 with enrollments larger than last year. Superintendent Kendall said 62 grade schools will exceed prior year totals. High schools combined expected around 500, with Shortridge at 1200 first week rising to 1600, and Salem Training at 2000 after two rooms added. Last year grade enrollments were 23,023.
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Indianapolis
C. ON. Kendall
Shortridge
Saiarnal Training High School
City Births Record Report
Michael and Katherine Kuebler report a girl born at 312 West Raymond Street. Wilam and Rosa Leggons welcome a girl at 411 West Tenth Street. Charles and Grace Bradburn’s daughter born at 404 West Twenty‑first Street. Wiliam and Eva Ridding’s child, a boy, at 719 Chadwick Street. Robert and Henrietta Ramsey’s girl at 15168 College Avenue. Cecil and Carrie Cory share a daughter at 50 Chester Avenue. Dr Harvey and Garnet Allison announce a girl at 1545 East Nineteenth Street. Archie and Jennie Coleman report a girl at 809 Coe Street. Joseph and Mamie Thompson record a girl at T4094 Ter Street. Arthur and Ruth Cory have a boy at 116 West Twelfth Street. Jacob and Josephine Borle’s boy born at 1535 South Meridian Street. Prentis and Nellie O Neal welcome a boy at 1004 South Senate Avenue. Vern and Lavina Osborn’s girl at 568 Highland Avenue. Clyde and Maud Mullinix report a swirl at 355 Carew Street. Moses and Anna Walker’s boy born at 502 West Seventh Street. George and Anna Fletcher with a boy at 1051 Hazel. William and Emma Roberts’ boy at 659 Blackford Street. Harrys and Ethel Hooker, address 1128 Ewing, report a birth.
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Michael and
Katherine Kuebler
Raymond Street
Wilam and
Rosa Leggons
West Tenth Street
Charles and
Grace Bradburn
West Twenty-first Street
Wiliam Amd
Eva Ridding
Chadwick Street
Robert and
Henrietta Ramsey
College Avenue
Cecil and
Carrie Cory
Chester Avenue
Harvey and
Garnet Allison
East Nineteenth Street
Archie and
Jennie Coleman
Coe Street
Joseph and
Mamie Thompson
Ter
Arthur and
Ruth Cory
West Twelfth Street
Jacob and
Josephine Borle
South
Meridian Street
Prentis and
Nellie O'Neal
Senate Avenue
Vern Snl
Levina Osborn
Highland Avenue
Clyde and
Maud Mullinix
Carew Street
Moses and
Anna Walker
Seventh Street
George and
Anna Fletcher
Hazel Street
Wiliam
Emma Roberts
Blackford Street
Harrys and
Ethel Hooker
Ewing Street
Medical cases of multiple patients with age and illness
A list of individuals with ages and diagnoses including Mary Riley age 1 at Parker avenue acute tussis, Loren Clark age 53 at South Noble street acute dilatation of heart, Caroline Spreng age 7 at South State street nephritis, Minee Graham age 11 months at Maxwell street cholera infantum, Claude Louder age 15 at West Twenty seventh street tubercular meningitis, Louis Moore ti months at Airy hospital acute bronchitis, Helen Adams 3 days at Central avenue spina bifida, Daisy Wilson age 39 at Holmes avenue puerperal peritonitis, Augustis Wright age 1 at Ashland avenue cancer of mouth, Amiunda Fitzpatrick 76 at North Illinois street cerebral hemorrhage, Will Laffin 14 at City hospital amputation of Jew, Carl Leonard age 48 at East Georgia street, Abraham E. Fansler age 43 at Coe street gastric ulcer.
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Mary Riley
Parker Avenue
Loren Clark
Noble Street
Caroline Spreng
South State Street
Minee Graham
Maxwell Street
Claude Louder
Twenty Seventh Street
Louis Moore
Airy Hospital
Helen Adams
Central Avenue
Local Pairings and Couples Listed in Society Notes
Charles Freeman and Della Ourners, Charles Anderson and Elizabeth Carter. Allen McIntire and Beatrice Heath, William Uhl and Carolyn D. Masch meyer, Josep Rohh and May Duh. James L. Tuser and Nellie Fosdick, John Praed and Lucile Eble. Floyd Wanell and Clara Lenker.
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Charles Freeman
Della Ourners
Charles Anderson
Elizabeth Carter
Allen McIntire
Beatrice Heath
William Uhl
Carolyn D. Maschmeyer
Josep Rohh
May Duh
James L. Tuser
Nellie Fosdick
John Praed
Lucile Eble
Floyd Wanell
Clara Lenker
Construction and repairs noted for several houses
College Construction Co. repairs at 1540 West Twenty-first Street and other addresses include B. Ecker, Aunt A. Scott, Jennie Kropp, and Oscar Hall with amounts from $50 to $1800, plus James Waits addition at 1129 Harkin for $200 and John R. Walda born at 3615 Kenwood with $200.
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College Construction Co
Twenty Ninth
B. Ecker
West Twenty-first Street
Oscar Hall
Rorhester
Jennie Kropp
Hovey
A. Scott
Kenwood
James Waits
Harkin
John R. Walda
Population totals show Rochester Auburn gains
Washington census figures report Rochester New York with a population of 218149, up 541 from 1900 and a 34.2 percent increase. Auburn New York reaches 34568, increasing 4323 or 14.2 percent since 1900.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Rochester
N. Y
Auburn
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Dee Vegas
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Buffalo Grain
Northwest
DuJurb
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Bears
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Finley, Barrell and Company
Clinton
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Logan
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L. J. Schwabacher and Company
Broomhall
North America
Bartlett
Wall Street
Finley Barrel? & Co
Mose Atchison
Cai
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Am & St. P
An & R
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Pig
Maes
Sis
Wik, & T
N.Y. Central
Nor Pac
Peo Gaswaeae
Rep Steel Sane
Rock Island
Sea Pacific
Texas Pacific
St. L
L.&w
Union Pac
UC. S. Steel
Ttah
Raby
iSo. P
Tex. Pac
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Local Securities
Bint
American Central Life
American Creosoting Co
American National Bank
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Marott
Oo Heeves & Co
C.ese
Security Trust
Tople
Terre Haute, Cand
Union National Bank
Union Traction Commor
Union Traction
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van Camp Packing
van Camp Hardware
VandaHa
Vandsalla
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Allas Engine Works
Citizens’ Gas
Citizens’ Street Aew Gas
Dehiware & Madison Fis
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Wab
Val. TL Co
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Union Traction Etts
Paul Tudols
Col. & Southern Ds
Indianapolis & Eastern
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Ndianapoltia & Greenfield
Indianapollis & Martinsville Fs
Gsi
Indianapols
Indpls
St. Ry
Indianapolis State Railway
National Biscuit
Boston
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago
American Car & Foundry
Yukon Gold Company
Denver & Rio Grande
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Finley Barrell & Co
Roosevelt Kansas
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Jett-White Electric
Evansville
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Itreetans
Charles BE. Jett
Elmer
White
Fred M. Hosteier
Indianapolis Retail Shoe Association
J. A. Ebrepapergas
W. HK
Brisk
Limberg
Sie Neufchatel
Trim
Tub
Rawhide
Roy
Aly RyCot
Ls Ray
Flrona
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Elrayo
Giroux
Brit
Col
NEW York Cotton
Finley Barrel & Co
NEW York Money
Metal Markets
Lariat
Beecham
Maelys ' S
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