Market Quotations and Stocklist Highlights
New York stock quotes show varied highs and lows with mixed closes across key issues including U.S. Steel and Great Northern among others. Market summaries note Sugar, Atchison, B&O and Railway shares with price ranges and feeder, stocker, and heifer classifications. Lamb and sheep tone closes with choice lambs and best yearlings listed.
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Atchison
B&o
BRT
New York Central
Northern Pac
Pennsylvania Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Great Northern
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago June 13 market data for wheat corn oats with open high low close figures for Sept July and Dec contracts. Also hogs cattle and sheep receipts and prices with a bank statement section showing reserves deposits loans and circulation figures.
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U. 8 S
Wheat and corn prices listed for Indianapolis market
The Indianapolis grain table shows Wheat at 87 percent, Corn at 6 3/4, Oats 53, Ber ee and Timothy at 10.25, reflecting closing figures for June 13. The fragment records a local commodities snapshot with incomplete items.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report
Indianapolis Market notes bids for hogs and beef cattle with ranges for good to choice heavies good to choice heifers and medium to good steers. Veal calves show wide spreads from three dollars to six fifty with mixed fall figures.
Richmond Grain Market Prices and Country Produce
Richmond Roller Mills posts prices for wheat corn oats rye bran and middlings per unit. Abattoir pays for cattle by animal type including steers heifers fat cows bulls calves and lambs. Bee Hive Grocery lists poultry prices and country produce rates for butter eggs and dairy items.
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Richmond Roller Mills
Richmond Abattoir
Bee Hive Grocery
Bee Hive
Richmond Hay Market Prices From Omar G Whelan
Timothy hay baled twelve dollars per unit and loose hay priced at one hundred dollars. mover hay loose nine dollars. mixed hay about ten dollars. straw five dollars per ton. corn sixty five to sixty eight cents per bushel. oats forty seven to fifty cents per bushel.
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Omar G. Whelan
Timothy Hay
Richmond Seed Market Runge and Company To Sell Timothy
Seed market listing from Runge and Company for Timothy seed by the bushel. Includes pricing note per bu.
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Runge
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report
Pittsburg June 13 cattle receipts light with prices 7.50 for cattle 5.00 for veal down, hogs receipts 20 loads at 5.70 down, sheep and lambs light with sheep at 4.85 down and spring lambs at 7.25 down.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo Livestock Prices June 13 Report
East Buffalo June 13 cattle receipts 200 with lower prices. Veal receipts active at 7.75 lower. Sheep and lambs receipts 800 with sheep at 5.25 lower and lambs at 6.25 lower.
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East Buffalo
Hogs Receipts 2 500 and grain prices listed
The Toledo market notes show hog receipts totaling 2500 and mixed and yorker prices at five dollars eighty five cents down. Grain items include wheat at ninety percent, corn at seventy two, clover October at seven dollars forty two, Alsike thirteen dollars fifty, and rye price at eighty one.
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Toledo
How Fame Comes and Mistakes of Authors in History
A collection from Sunday Magazine surveys how chance moments propelled great figures like Cooper Napoleon Shakespeare Cowley Gibbon Corneille Franklin Newton Flamsteed Pennant and Reynolds into prominence. It contrasts accidental turns with missteps in works such as Don Quixote Ivanhoe and Peregrine Pickle, noting translation slips and naming errors across authors.
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Cooper
Napoleon
Military Academy
Shakespeare
Cowley
Spenser
Gibbon
Rome
Capitol
Corneille
Franklin
Moliere
Flamsteed
Pennant
Joshua Reynolds
Richardson
Sunday Magazine
Crescent Tavern
Scott
Malvoisin
Richard
Philip
Pope
Weasel
Kingsley
John Bramblecombe
Elizabeth
Archibald Allison
Sir Peregrine Pickle
Peregrine Maitland
Victor Hugo
London Academy
Woman Locked In Court House
A woman was found locked inside the courthouse after closing time. Passers by discovered her while attempting to escape. The janitor had to be summoned to release her.
Banks and Trust Companies Assessments Set for Next Session
The board of review did not meet today and will reconvene next Monday to assess county banks and trust companies. Two additional assessments were announced yesterday afternoon: Odd Fellows Association valued at $36,000 and Union Loan and Trust Company at $120,000, with no change from last year.
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Board of Review
Odd Fellows Association
Union Loan and Trust Company
Demand for Convention Seats Tops National Events
Chicago reports huge demand for national convention hall tickets with offers up to 250 dollars for two passes, all refused. Delegates and committee members struggle to distribute scarce seats, leaving many prominent businessmen and officeholders shut out while tickets command unprecedented sums.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Annex
Suffragettes Hold Ten Thousand Strong Parade Reach Albert Hall
Ten thousand women from Britain, the colonies, the United States, and Europe march from Thames embankment to Albert Hall for a mass suffragette display. Delegates from the United States lead in the first carriage with Millicent Fawcett stepping aside as a tribute to American colleagues.
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London
British Isles
United States
Thames Embankment
Albert Hall
Millicent Garret Fawcett
Henry Fawcett
Seven Flags on Main Street Mark Flag Day Across City
Seven flags were displayed today between Fourth and Tenth on Richmond’s Main Street as the nation marks the birth anniversary of the American flag. Homes across the city showed red white and blue displays reflecting widespread celebration.
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Richmond
Oldest Louisiana building preserves ancient courtyard
The 1727 archbishopric on Chartres Street New Orleans stands intact with cypress stairs and the rare Spanish dagger in a well preserved courtyard. The piece notes the building’s age, dignity, and historical significance while contrasting meanings of impertinent in historical usage.
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Louisiana
Chartres Street
New Orleans
Vain Wish and Marital Woes Feature in Leader Quip
The Cleveland Leader prints a wry snapshot with a Wife claiming her husband’s vows would grant every wish, a Mother noting regret, and a Wife admitting she wished she had not married him. The piece closes with a proverb about noble blood and pride.
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Cleveland
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City
Ind
A. Lewis & Son
Franklin St
Balesman
Hermingsen Cigar CO
Wolvereen Mfg. Co
John Fuller
Williams Street
Fairview
N. G
Ft. Wayne Ave
Holthouse
S.mith. Wit
Richmond Waste ‘Trade Co
3Rd and Math
Kell
Carl L. Culbert
Frank Albright
North D
Northwest Corner
7Th and Main
George Mancosas
Morehead
Butler Street
Magle
Wade
Moler Barber College
Cincinnati
Morris Wholesale House
Ohio
Bee W. J. Hiatt
North 9Th Street
al H- Hunt
Re Martin
Bell
Water Works
Clendenin & Co
Wayne
Hay Press
Newbern’s
N. A
N. 13Th
Antique Furniture Co
Seneca
R. M. Lacey
The
Starr Piano Co
Main St
E. Wyatt
Gus Taube
Grant Street
City Real Estate
Market Place
New York
Correll and Thompson
Eaton, Ohio
Correll and
Thompson
Eaton, C
U. 5
Timothy
Richmond Grain Market
Richmond Hay Market
Pittsburg Livestock
East Buffalo Livestock
Banks and Trust Companies Next
8Th Street
Us21
South 16Th
N. 6Th
Bath
Mit
James Morrison
Zimmerman
Richmond Steam Laurdrs
Merchants’ Delivery
Leo H. Weiss
Clyde Edwards
Paul E. Wilson
Music
Adams
Brown and Darnell Co
Union Pike
Hans N. Koll
Mar
Sun
That
W. PF. Brown's
Main
Ibett
Fridaar
Thaespacn'g Agency
Mrs. Spenders
Mr. Spenders
England
Foley
A. G. Luxen & Co
Kwater
Miss Bright
Philadelphia
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
A. G. Luken & Co
Chicago Tribune
George Eliot
Chicago, Cincinnati & Louisville Railroad Co
Chicas
Peru
Marion
Muncie
Lupmn
Blair, P
Cottage Grove
Pera
Pern
12Th St
Ndéay
Wycliffe
deGaste
George
Baltimore American
Palladium
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