Market News Chicago Sept 9 1909 Livestock Wheat Corn Hogs
Bearish crop report impact. wheat easy, corn rains weigh, oats firm. Hogs rise on moderate receipts. cattle steady to slow. sheep and lambs fall on large receipts. Potatoes lower. livestock receipts at Union Stock Yards 14,000 hogs, 6,000 cattle, 50,000 sheep. hogs closed up 10 cents. Chicago weather fair. prices firm across markets.
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Chicago
Washington
Union Stock Yards
Reese
Seeeeneaes
Western
Kansas City
Dal Tgr
South Omaha
Omaha Neb
Cash grain close Chicago and futures roundup
Cash grain close in Chicago with wheat, corn, and oats quotations by grade. Prices for No 2 red wheat ranged around 3.84 to 3.94 per bushel while corn and oats showed varied bids by delivery month and location. Nearby futures from New York, Duluth, St Louis, and Minneapolis reflect Sept and Dec maturities with mixed gains and losses.
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New York
Duluth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Sith
Winnipeg
Waterloo Markets Flour and Gratin Prices in Ontario
Market list from Waterloo featuring several commodities with per cwt prices including flour and grains, dairy products, and meats. Items include clear quill patent flour at 3.00, oats, barley, wheat, creamery butters, lard, potatoes, poultry, turkeys, ducks, geese, hay and straw prices, cattle and hogs ranges, premium hogs and hogs weights, and hides pricing.
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Waterloo
Wellington
Hells
Dying See Departed Friends Faith Story by Rev Ferguson
A historical note recounts Rev Ferguson telling of a dying man who claimed to see departed friends and family. The manuscript, critiqued by Judge Smith, was never published. The tale includes visions of Moses, Aaron, and other figures, suggesting proofs for life after death as described in religious discourse.
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Abb. Ferguson
Smith
Marshall Counts
Des Moines
Finstic
Devine
Peter
James
John
Moses
Risph
Drsmso
Moses List
Peete Peacher
Hyde Oshorhd
Gaston
Edem
Anita
Watson
Sey
City in Brief Header and Local News Items
W Jameson visited his farm near New Hartford today Olive Knowlton of Buckingham visits Mrs. John Bird W P Spash on business trip in Wisconsin Lewis Miller sells W T Whitney farm near Dewar March 1 J A Townsley returns from Grenfell district Canada Jacob Kremer near Jesup buys land plans to move Cedar hive No 87 I L O T M meets Sept 12 7 30 PM Mr and Mrs John Gerholdt and daughters visit Cedar Falls friends Rev B S Denny visits Waterloo en route to Keokuk convention Fire damages bale pile at Times Tribune. firemen stop spread Police vacation extended to 15 days. poll tax exemption given Chief KE A Leighton returns from Anamosa with Herman Foller Foller to stand trial for breaking and entering Mrs Rose Gorham returns from New York fashion displays and hair trends Julien guardsman elected quartermaster sergeant since organization of Company L.
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Jacob Kremer
Jesup
Canada
Cedar Hive
John Gerholdt
Esther Golda
Iva Parker
Cedar Falls
G. H. Thompson
Julien Honored by Guardsmen
Julien honored by guardsmen Gus Julies, an employee on the Wik Thon Gallowas empans, was elected a second lieutenant of Conepeansy boat. A ceremony was conducted in the armory to install him, with remarks on duty and service.
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Gus Julies
Maurice Welsh Promoted to Chief Special Agent
Maurice A. Welsh, longtime special agent for Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern, is promoted to chief special agent with jurisdiction over claims and the department. He will operate from offices in his city after prior service with Illinois Central and as city detective. Herbert R. Parker succeeds Welsh as special agent.
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Maurice A. Welsh
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
Street Car Company
Special Agents’ Department
Welsh
Special Agents' Department
Illinois Central
Herbert R. Parker
Waterloo Theatre
Roy Marietta Returns Home After Road Engagement
Roy Marietta has returned to his Waterloo home from a road engagement with the Alton Musical Comedy company which presented Miss Rose Bud. In the cast he played the owner of the asylum and gave a special turn with Miss Alton and the eight Yuma-Yuma girls. He will stay in Waterloo until the winter season opens after a vaudeville career before joining musical comedy.
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Roy Marietta
Alton Musical Comedy Company
The Horse Cost of Living in Industry News
Engineering and Mining Journal comments on a New York bill to ban horse cars after January 1. It argues progress requires engines over horses, citing rising costs for feed, harness, and stables, and likens horse labor to obsolete power as engines take over.
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New York State
New York City
United States
Edison
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Miss LaTier
Wright & Peters
Ce Gat
Oriental Rugs
Metalic Bomme
Paris
Tention
Lamson Brothers & Company
Chicago Board, OF Trade Co
G. Larrabee
Marsh-Place
Iowa
Michigan
Ohio
Jersey
Wisconsin
Texas
Cash Grain Close
Waterloo Markets
Mexico
Mexico City
Coahuila
Carranza
Soveal
Wren
Daul Davig
Buchanan
Next Majestic
W. . Jameson
New Hartford
Olive Knowlton
Buckingham
John Bird
W. P. Spash
Lewis Miller
William Graham
W. T. Whitney
Dewar
J. A. Townsley
Grenfall District
B.S. Denny
Keokuk
Times-Tribune
Martin Morganson
Miller Drug Co
Detroit
Voegels. Drug Co
Palicr KE
A. Leighton
Anamosa
Herman Foller
Foller
Rose Gorham
Company L
Julien
National Guard
Maurice Welsh
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