Cattle Markets Across Cities See Mixed Demand
Across AAS CITY and New York, Chicago, and Buffalo traders report varied cattle and hog activity. Cattle receipts total thousands with western and Texas stock affecting prices. top steers fetch around 4.55 to 4.75, while western feeders and calves show mixed strength. Hog and lamb markets similarly quote firm to higher trends in New York and Chicago, with light and medium hogs ranging near 5.60 to 6.50 and lambs fluctuating amid regional demand.
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Cattle Weak as Market Slips. Hog Prices Rise Narrowly
Market report notes cattle prices weaken with most sales down from last week while hogs show activity and gain five to ten cents. Sheep market remains quiet and overall market conditions listed as mixed across regions and grades.
Nation Hatchery Conviction Declared Illegal in Scranton
Scranton Pa August 10 Judge Newcomb ruled Carrie Nation's hatchery selling conviction illegal after denial of a writ of habeas corpus. Nation's counsel claims false arrest and seeks damages of 50 000 from the authorities.
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Wall Street Rally Follows Short Covering Bid in Market
In New York on August 10, measures by banking interests and market managers steadied a previous stock slump. Short sellers rushed to cover, lifting prices in early trading with Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific among the most notable moves. Missouri Pacific and Atchison weakened later, while the market closed steady with gains of one to two points for active issues and total par value sales at $2,000,000.
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New York Clearing House and Money Market Summary
New York clearsings at 1 237 901 44, balances 296 410 43. N Y call money steady at 2 08% to 2 03% gross. time loans 4% to 6% with varying terms. Prime mercantile paper 5 4 to 5%, euro exchange around 4 85 to 4 82.90. London money 2 43%, Paris rentes 3%. Bar silver in New York 4 per cent. London silver steady at 2 1/2 per ounce.
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Treasury balances show cash and gold reserve figure
Washington reports Monday that general fund balances exclude the 150 million dollars gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance and gold value are detailed as part of the treasury statement.
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Ancient Stone Age tools still made in Brandon England
In Brandon Suffolk an enduring Stone Age craft persists with workshops, ground flakes, and rejected instruments scattered about. Frederick Innis Allen and geologist Robert T. Hill report gun flints and primitive strike lights produced there, some sent to West Africa and China. Flint occurs only in chalk layers, a rare site with a lineage from ancient times.
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Indiana Crop Report Shows Corn Condition Down from Last Year
Washington August 10 The monthly report from the Bureau of Statistics notes corn on August 1 at 78.7 percent condition versus 79.4 in July and 86.5 in 1902 with a ten year average. Oats, potatoes, timothy and clover conditions are given with Indiana figures. oats at 73 and 78 for July and August 1, potatoes at 87.2, timothy at 92.2, and clover harvests progressing with roe quality high to medium.
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Wheat Market Dips After Early Strength Amid Bullish News
Chicago market report shows wheat ending lower after a session of volatility. September wheat closes at a loss, while corn and oats slip slightly. provisions advance. Strong early demand and private crop estimates clash with late selling, giving a mixed but predominantly bearish finish.
Butter Cheese and Fees Market Notes Across Cities
New York and Philadelphia report mixed butter receipts and firm to higher markets with creamery and extra goods. Chicago and St Louis show firm butter and steady cheese, while Boston and Louisville note steady poultry and varied egg prices. Prices across cities reflect regional demand and reports from Kansas City, Savannah, and Charleston outline steady spirits, rosin, and turpentine markets.
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Grain supplies decline across major cereals in New York report
New York on August 10 reports the visible grain supply for August 8 as compiled by the New York Produce Exchange. Wheat stands at 13,089,000 bushels, down 316,000. corn 6,757,000 bushels, down 233,000. oats 6,306,000 bushels, down 179,000. rye 576,000 bushels, down 71,000. barley 400,000 bushels, down 52,000.
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Wheat Starts Well Then Finishes Weak in New York Trade
In New York August 10 Wheat futures and cash markets showed early firmness but closed weaker. Spot No. 2 red oats and flour receipts mixed, with rye flour steady and corn meal firm. Futures volumes were light as traders weighed crop prospects and reports from the Northwest.
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Divorce Granted in London Court Case
Sir Francis Jeune granted D.8. Constandinidi a divorce from his wife daughter of Stephen Railli of Raili Brothers on the ground that her conduct led to her husband's misconduct. The case raises debates over Dakota divorces in England and mentions a supposed bigamous marriage to Dr Lance.
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Quotations at St. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and Elsewhere
A compact roundup of quotations from St. Louis Baltimore and Cincinnati with brief notes on the speakers and contexts, reflecting broader discussions and public sentiment across several cities. The item highlights varied opinions and recurring themes in different regional conversations.
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