Market Report Mixed Hog Cattle Sheep Prices on Week's Close
Receipts Saturday show 2000 hogs 1050 cattle 400 sheep with hogs and cattle up vs week ago but sheep up and hogs/cattle down versus four weeks past. Hogs range 9.15 to 10.10 with most at 9.75 to 10.25 a cent higher. Cattle scarce 400 head. prices steady. Sheep and lambs mainly steady with fair activity. lambs 9 to 9.50, yearlings 4.75 down, sheep 1.25 down. Other markets report varied cattle, calves, sheep and hogs notables across Pittsburgh, East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards.
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Grain Market Mixed As Wheat Declines Further
Chicago and Indianapolis grain markets report narrow wheat trading with a继续 decline from Friday. Armour acts as major seller while Bartlett and the northwest buyers, with bearish futures and weak early tone. Corn and oats follow with declines, weather and frost forecasts easing demand. hogs slightly buoyant.
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Armour
Bartlett
Northwest
Ile
Budapest
A. W. Thomson Co
Dee
Atte Siig
tNomina
Wit
Dry goods trade shows strong activity across states
Marshall Field & Co reports continued brisk dry goods demand over the last three weeks. Ohio merchants send heavy market presence while corn and other crops near Illinois and Iowa gain frost safety. Road men advance samples for spring orders as holiday, jewelry, and leather goods attract buyers. Fur demand rises with mink, black lynx, and Russian pony serifs noted. Hudson seal coats remain popular.
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Marshall Field & Co
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Chicago grain and seed prices listed for September
Toledo reports cash and futures quotes for Wheat with September at 99 percent, December at 1.03 and May at 1.0844. Corn shows September Ye, December 0.56, May 0.60. Oats bid cash and September 3.444, December 3.6, May 3.0. Rye No 2, No 4. Clover seed cash October 9.95, December and March 39.90. Alsike prime October 9.40. Timothy prime September and October 4.50.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Wheat and corn prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo N Y market notes show Spring wheat No 1 red at 1.17 dollars and No 2 red at 1.01. Corn No 2 yellow and No 4 yellow quoted. Oats No 2 white around 36 to 46 cents, No 4 white about 34 to 36 cents.
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Standard
Market Prices From New York and Chicago Markets
New York on September 10 shows flour dull, pork quiet, lard firm with spot middle west at 12.50 to 12.60. Sugars steady in centrifugal and refined lines. coffee Rio No. 7 on spot 10 4% to 10 34. Tallow quiet. hay weak to unsettled with prime at 1.10 and clover lower. Dressed poultry dull with turkeys 21 to 31 cents, chickens 13 to 14 cents, fowls 14 to 17 cents, ducks 18 to 19 cents, geese 12 to 15 cents. Cheese steady. butter firm with creamery at 31 cents. Eggs steady around 6.50 to 6.50 per dozen. Chicago reports butter extras 25 to 40 cents, dairy extras 30 cents, firsts 25 ¼ to 28 ¼ cents. Cheese savings at 14 to 15 ⅓ cents. Live poultry prices noted for fowls, ducks and geese with small cents per pound ranges.
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Wall Street Opens Slow Amid Light Trading Day
The New York stock exchange opened with the dullest morning in memory as only about thirty stocks traded in the first half hour. Gains were small across several issues including Union Pacific Reading Steel Central Leather Beet Sugar and Amalgamated Copper. Foreseeable factors include an upcoming steel tonnage report the bank statement Maine elections and corn belt signals. Transactions were desultory with floor professionals dominating and off-floor brokers idle. The market closed fairly irregular with government bonds steady and other bonds dull.
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Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Steel
Central Leather
Amalgamated Copper
Maine
Jtter
New York Bank Statement Details Sept 10
New York bank statement shows average cash reserve at 27.24 percent with a reserve decrease of 711,826. Loans rose by 10,461,000 and deposits fell by 1,414,900. Specie declined 10,180,700 and legal tenders decreased 1,299,600 while circulation dropped 776,100. Actual cash reserve stood at 27.36 percent.
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United States
GM denies sale of Buick notes and outlines credit moves
Rumors that General Motors sold a $5,000,000 issue of 66 percent Buick notes at 85 are denied by informed quarters. GM plans to consolidate and extend credit for a year and issue up to $1,000,100 in new capital if needed, with about $2,800,000 notes issued to secure banks. Coal markets show slight gains. iron and steel stagnant. Banks discuss a National currency association in Chicago led by George M. Reynolds as president designate. Bradstreets cite weekly bank clearings and mixed results across railroads and industrials.
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General Motors Company
Buick Company
New York
General Motors
Chicago
National Eansies Association
Chile
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial S Tational Bank
New York Money Markets Quiet as Rates Stagnate
New York on September 10 reported no notable movement in money markets. Posted sterling exchange quotings stood at 484 487 with bankers' bills at 486.05 486.10 for demand and 4851 483.40 for sixty day bills amid thin price action.
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Sterling Exchange
Steel statement shows drop in on hand orders
New York September 14 the monthly statement of the steel corporation reports untitled orders on hand at 3,587,000 tons, a decrease of 459,000 tons from the previous month.
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American Sheet and Triplete Company
United States Steel Corporaticn
Steel Corporation
Sharon Valley
New York
The
Local Securities Declares Quarterly Dividends
The Commercial telephone and telegraph company declares a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent payable October 1 to stockholders of record September 19. The American iron and steel company declares its usual quarterly dividend of 1 percent to shareholders.
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Commercial Telephone and Telegraph Company
American, Iron and Steel Company
New York Bar Silver and Wheat Prices Across Cities
Market notes report New York bar silver at 58c and Mexican dollars at 44e. Wheat prices shown for September and December across Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City Toledo and New York with values ranging around 1.00 to 2.03 per unit and a mixed closing tone.
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Tember
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Fruits and Vegetables Market Prices From Indianapolis
Corrected daily wholesale price list from Indianapolis shows varied fruit and vegetable quotes. Apples range from $1.25 to $5 per bri for several varieties. cantaloupes at $2.50 per crate. cranberries $2.50 per bu. grapes $1.65 to $1.75 per crate. oranges $4.00 to $5.00 per box. watermelons $1.50 per bri. potatoes and onions priced by bu or crate. beans, peppers, lettuce, and other produce listed with miscellaneous unit quotes.
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Teddy Scores Mob Violence In Car Strike
A speech urges workers to restore law and order and join a movement to end violence tied to miners and their sympathizers. It emphasizes securing justice, investigating causes, and ensuring unions and employers cooperate within strict arbitration, calling Colts to act as responsible citizens.
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Roosevelt Parade Honors Justice During City Demonstration
President Taft ordered troops and federal guards to participate as Mr Roosevelt rode from Union Station to the park. Flags and bunting adorned the streets as disorder in the district prompted a swift, orderly display. Officials ensured no delay in reaching the stand with the parade roped off from the drive.
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Roosevelt Leaves Cincinnati on Western Trip Homeward Bound
Theodore Roosevelt departed Cincinnati at 9 00 Saturday on the final leg of his western journey. He praised Cincinnati crowds and declined to comment on a 1912 presidential run. In Cincinnati he met George B Cox and Garry Herrmann amid ovations and spoke at the Ohio valley exposition addressing conservation and national regulation of railroads. He urged efficient non partisan conservation leadership and praised Taft appointee Helms and the Mississippi Ohio waterways project.
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Global Wheat and Crop Outlook From Private Advances
Private advices report light showers in the west and south, with beneficial rains in the north. Europe sees favorable conditions though France yields vary. estimate 248,000,000 bu vs 255,000,000 bu last year. US winter wheat movement down, spring wheat up, corn progress strong but weather remains pivotal. frost delay hoped until after September 25 to ensure a good crop in northern regions.
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Administrator sues railroad in fatal crossing collision case
James M. Morris as administrator of William KE Dodd's estate filed a $5,000 lawsuit Saturday against the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Co. alleging Dodd was killed when a passenger train struck his body at the Twenty fourth Street crossing on May 1, 199.
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William KE. Dodd
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Twenty-fourth Street
City Births Report From Meridian to Doane Streets
City statistics record numerous births with names and addresses across many streets including South Meridian Lynn Merrill Maple California Cottage Lee Morris Olney and Ralston Avenues plus twins at Olney. Also listed are chronic gastric and intestinal illnesses such as chronic catarrh and acute enteritis and pneumonia.
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Gertrude Wahl
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Meridian Street
Roscoe and
Grace
Dorsett
Lynn Street
Joseph and
Elizabeth Earle
Merrill Street
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Heyman and
Sadie Wagman
Maple Street
Alfred and
Crecy Neely
California Street
S William and
Anna Oertel
Cottage Avenue
William and
Hester Goodlett
Lee Street
Walter and
Elizabeth Jones
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Morton and
Esta Linn
Olney Street
John and
Louisa Bryne
Dowing Avenue
Harvey
Flossie Clay
Lexington Venue
Fred and
Lydia Hauner
Tremont Avenue
James and
Louisa Willis
Lexington Avenue
Wiliam and
Vina Owens
Ralston Avenue
Mapp and
Local pairs listed in fragmented notice names
Enos Meyers and yoldie Abrams, Warren Cooper and live Alfford. Everett Wilson and Nora Mack. Frederick Cowan and Dele Carver. John Boggs and Lizzie Shultz. David James and B. Clara Selvyern.
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Nora Mack
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Dele Carver
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Lizzie Shultz
David James
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Building Permits Report From City Contractors
A list of building permits shows numerous workers and firms like Standard Building and Supply, Allen, Scudder, Harris, J. W. Horner, Curryer, Hains, Hawkins, Nichols, M A Cain, Richardson Porter, Nettie Patterson, and Sarah E McIntosh. Permits cover sheds additions remodels and repairs with site locations across Washington Boulevard North Meridian Fifteenth Ashland and Central areas and amounts ranging from 50 to 525000 dollars.
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Newland
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M. A. Cain
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University
Nettie Patterson
Olney
Sarah E. McIntosh
Stewart Place
S. Buck
East St. Toe
Frank Shelhouse
Twenty-fifth
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