Market notes and oats injunction in Chicago
Prices for grains and meats show steady quotes across futures and cash markets. An injunction in Chicago blocks Bank of Montreal from paying Pratt & Buckley margins on oats and restrains Warren of the Board of Trade from endorsing marginal checks, signaling regulatory action in the July oats deal.
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Chicago
Chetlain
Bank of Montreal
Pratt & Buckley
Waite, Thoburn & Co
Warren
Board of Trade
Grain futures rally on Board of Trade closes week strong
Chicago August 2 Market notes a broad advance as wheat corn and oats finish higher amid tight new-crop supply and strong cash demand. September wheat gains about 5 cents, corn 3 to 4 cents, oats 7/16 to 1/2 cent, and September pork and lard futures rise amid light receipts and bullish cash demand across markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
London
Paris
New York
Wavy
Minneapolis
Uth
Seaboard
Iber
Bélse
Sic
Bie
Wits
Jan Laat
Flour Markets and Wheat Prices in New York Trade
New York traders report flour receipts and exports, with winter patents and Minnesota bakers at firm price levels. Wheat futures firm on light Northwest arrivals and bear crop outlook, while corn and oats show strength, supported by shorts and cash demand. various grains and associated commodities listed with spot and futures quotes.
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New York
Minnesota
Brandywine
C. 1
Buffalo
Duluth
Sief O. B
Manitoba
Shorts
Chicago
Pa Ae
Pacific Coast
Galveston
California
Texas
City Extra India
Continental
Long Island
Southern
Japan
New Orleans
Cordova
Powneten
Trade in General Quotation Report for Grain and Staples
Trade in general prices for corn, wheat, oats, rye, and pork products across St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other markets. Prices show steady or higher movements for corn and oats, lard and dry salted meats firm, hay mixed, and whiskey steady. shipments and Liverpool market notes included with regional price variations and futures timing.
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Brandall
Tsim
Liverpool
Beei
India
Visad
Park
Racun
Cumberland
Gis
Tierces
Peils
Tis
London
Markets Report Across Cities Including Wheat and Corn
International grain notes show Wheat No 2 red No 1 red and mixed oats and corn shipments. Prices in Louisville Toledo Cincinnati Duluth Minneapolis and Milwaukee cover cash, September and December futures with oats, hay, clover seed and whisky values.
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Louisville
Jong Bert Cie
Toledo
Cincinnati
Duluth
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Milwaucker
Commodities and market notes from multiple cities
Across New York to New Orleans on August 2 markets showed steady to firm butter and cheese, mixed egg prices, and steady crude oil and metals. Regional reports from Baltimore Philadelphia Kansas City St. Louis Chicago and Boston noted stable or firm trends in dairy poultry and waxed and waned on several commodities while cotton and wool markets remained quiet.
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New York
State
Tate Creamery
New State
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Southern
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Louis
Eges
Chicago
Savannah
Wilmington
Rosin
OM City
Montpelier
Faraa
Aie
Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Court records and new suits listed in Indiana circuit records
A compilation of new suits and court records across Indiana counties including divorce filings and appeals. Entries reference parties such as Ida I Black versus Thomas Black, and various cases against city and county entities with assignments of errors, records, and notices in Marion, Greene, Howard, Vanderburgh, Hendricks, and other counties.
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Ida I. Black
Thomas Black
Superior Court
Arthur Jordan Et al
Indianapolis Water Company
Marion
B. J. Gifford
Commissioners
Jasper County
Greene C. C. Appellee
Cynthia A. Butch
William W. Sefton
Howard County
Howard C. C
Tipton County
Mandy E. Stewart
Amanda M. Alvis
Washington D. C
Mary A. Goetz
Executrix
People's Savings Bank
Vanderburg
D. C
George Richards
Allen C. C
Huntington County
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Henry C. Schmidt
Marion 8
Bond
Farmer Killed by His Son Near Prattsville
David Morris, 48, was killed by his son Davis Morris, 22, near Prattsville last night after demanding a horse. The father refused, the son struck him with a club. Morris died within an hour. The son is held without bail.
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M'Arthur
David Morris
Davis Morris
Prattsville
Young Morris
Universal Genius and the China Century
A Washington Star poem laments immigration and race, praising Western learning and offering gifts to Chinese migrants while portraying stereotypes. It critiques coexisting pride in intellect with nativist sentiment, noting barriers and the paradox of welcome. The piece reflects early 20th century attitudes on race and opportunity.
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Washington Star
Quiet Week in Stocks Sees Broad Dullness and Mixed Caps
A quiet stock market week in New York shows semi stagnation with few professional trades and little price movement. Banks report a smaller cash decline than expected, loans rise, and deposits grow. foreign exchange stays firm while gold exports are anticipated for Tuesday and Thursday.
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New York
London
Paris
St. Louis
San Francisco
Central of Georgia
Bank of France
Treasury
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago
Rock Island
Chicago & Eastern Illnois
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
United States
Treasury balances report shows available cash in general fund
Washington reports Saturday treasury balances in the general fund exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance amounts to 846,072,500 dollars with 90,982,238 dollars listed in the agro sector.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Traceable Movements of Cash Show Mixed Bank Changes
New York August 2 The associated banks weekly statement notes increased loans and deposits and rising circulation while legal tenders grow and specie falls. Reserve dips as surplus declines. Banks hold 13 195 123 over reserve. several items explain the cash loss and year earlier levels.
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New York
Associated Banks
Europe
Central Pacifc
Central Pacific
Bank Circulation and Clearings See Weekly Decline
The report shows circulation up by 136,400 dollars to 185,000 dollars and a weekly daily average bank clearings decline to 245,000 dollars, down by 7,460.08 dollars from the prior week, signaling reduced business in the stock market.
Market dull at open with narrow trading in New York stocks
Private wire advices from Meyer and Kiser report a very dull session marked by limited liquidity and a tendency to sell. Atchison fell with some support near 91 while Manhattan showed strength on rumors of New York Central control or lease. The bank statement surprised, the reserve being low for the season, hinting at higher money rates amid currency shipments and gold exports.
Real Midsummer Dullness
A Granger Farwell and Company Telegram notes a quiet mid summer Saturday in New York with light business and hopes for pickup next week. It suggests stock market activity remains subdued though past gains on vanished stocks hint at potential digestion of securities including the Rock Island plan.
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Granger Farwell & Cos
New York
Rock Island
Live Stock Markets at Indianapolis Hogs Fall. Cattle Steady
In Union Stock Yards Indianapolis on Aug 2 cattle receipts rise week over week while prices show little change. Buyers report tight supplies of quality cattle with export steer demand muted and Texas stock affected by declines. Hogs show expanded receipts and a weeklong price slide, though demand for choice hogs remains solid and light hogs fetch the top quotes.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Aimes
Texas
Ocean
Uae
Ax Voice
Market reports from cattle and hog markets across the Midwest
Receipts were light or moderate in several markets with steady to lower prices. Cattle demand stayed cautious, primes scarce, western cattle competing with natives, while hogs saw mixed moves with some days of declines. Lambs and sheep remained weaker in many spots, with best lambs seeking higher bids but overall softer sentiment.
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Interstate
Tndianapolis
J. P. Beall
Mattoon
Ill
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Security Trust
Columbia National Bank
Newton Todd
Stocks and Bonds
Fletcher Bank
Baker-Vawter CO
J. 0. Copeland
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New
C.u.green
the Americas, National Bank
United States Depository
W.J. Holliday & Co
A. Fletcher & CO
East Weekington Street
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Xisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central
Adamera American Am
United
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People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
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Oh & Paper Co
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Western Union S. Steel Pi
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Marion Trust Company
National Bank
Security Trust Company
E. Union Trust Company
Indianapolis Street Railway
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Ion
Indiana Hotel Belt Railway
Indianapolis Gas
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Perreresy
Dell
Easy
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Sazio
Tuir
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Eceiee
Aus
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Texas Fed
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Reese
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Sheen
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Nateve
Ieee
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Isosts
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Joe Algredee
Lambe
Ross
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