Markets Mixed as Hogs and Cattle Steady Across Regions
Midweek market notes show Saturday receipts totaling about 6 000 hogs 800 cattle and 300 sheep with gains over the prior week though below year ago levels. Hog prices rose to around 7.45 to 7.55 with tops at 7.55 as packers pressed sale value, while cattle and calves sold steady with favorable demand and sheep lamb markets steady to lower across cities including Pittsburgh East Buffalo and Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
Aeibn
Cattie— Eds
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Merians
Goda. Fo
Choice Lights
Wee Pete Tere
Renee
Luly Ce Pyceeys Gee
Aensere
Grain prices in Buffalo on December 3
Wheat No 1 northern 1.134. Winter wheat No 2 red 96 34c. No 2 white 8e. Corn No 3 yellow new 414c. No 4 yellow 8 4e. Oats No 2 white 37 44e. No 3 white 3ie. No 4 white 36e. Barley S3 486c. Rye No 1 85e. No 2 82e.
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Chicago
Der
Sai
G. M
Buffalo
N. Y
Hog market stalls under pressure from packers and speculators
Chicago stockyards review notes packers Poole Armour and Swift failing to suppress hog prices as eastern demand recovers. Speculators gain influence while Friday trade remains buoyant though major buyers refuse to chase, shipping about 33 000 head this week versus 12 000 last week. Liquidation of light stock ends, signaling slim activity at bargain counters for the season.
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Chicago
Poole
Armour
Swift
Temperance Board in Indianapolis Seeks Directors
Fragmentary notes mention Americhan temperance tied to the Church of Christ in Indianapolis and a listed board with twelve directors. Also referenced is Bend Oil Company in South Bend with capital stock $20 and names such as Hinesrandt in a dissolution context.
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Americhan Temperance
Church of Christ
Indianapolis
Bend Oil Company
South Bend
Peter E
Increage
Hinesrandt
Atc
Wall Street Trading Mixed as Steel Leads Early Session
A two hour New York session saw heavy trading in Steel, Union Pacific and Reading with Steel dipping then rallying to near flat. Union Pacific and Reading followed similar patterns while Lehigh Valley dropped early and recovered. Banks issued unsatisfactory statements and loans rose, dampening prospects for price advances. dealers expect moderate freight rate gains and note improved bear positions but no clear upward movement.
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New York
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
London
Wheat and Corn Market Prices and Freight Notes
Wheat prices show No 2 red at 90c extra and 82c February. No 2 white corn bids 46c to 46c with No 4 white mixed at 44 %c. Oats and hay show varied bids and extensive car and lot counts for inbound and outbound shipments. Inspections list multiple grain cars by type and color, with totals across several categories.
Wagon Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Hay
Wheat No 2 red 91c sample milling BLc. Corn old 60 Ai new 45 50c. Shelled oats 35 36c. Hay Timothy 15 18 baled 15 18 mixer 13 15 baled 13 15 clover hay 10 13. Straw oats straw 5 T wheat straw 5 46
Market quotations from Toledo Ohio grains and seeds
Wheat prices quoted for cash and futures with December May July values. Corn prices listed for cash December May July. Oats and Rye prices shown for various months. Clover seed and alfalfa seed prices given for cash December March and other months. Timothy and Alsike seed prices noted as prime or futures.
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Toledo
Ajsike
Timothy
Wheat prices ease then recover on
In Liverpool trade a 4d initial drop gave way to dullness and further decline before shorts covered. Prices advanced 4d as offerings lightened. Support came from steadier Plata and expectations of lighter world shipments this week plus strong continental demand for Pacific coast cargoes.
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Liverpool
Shorts
World Tard supplies drop in November reports
Hately Bros of Chicago compiled the world supply showing a November decrease of 11,456 tierces. Total available stocks stand at 111,872 tierces, down from 98,037 tierces a year earlier, with Europe fit and afloat totaling 60,000 tierces, 4,500 less than December last year.
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Hately Bros
Chicago
Europe
London Bar Silver steadies at green An GReen
London markets show bar silver steady as traders fix quotations amid mixed demand and cautious sentiment. The afternoon session notes minor price stability with no decisive move on the London exchange.
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London
Ativer
New York Money Rates Mixed on Saturday
New York money reported a quiet Saturday with sterling exchange at 483 483.87 and banker’s bills trading at 486.05 486.15 for demand, and 48214 4182% for sixty day bills, reflecting subdued activity.
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NEW York Money
New York
Sterling Exchange
Dividend Declarations From Regional Rail and Mining Firms
Twin City rapid transit company declares 1 percent quarterly dividend on both preferred and common stock, payable Jan 3. Records: Dec 16 for preferred, Dec 12 for common. Duluth-Superior traction company declares 1 percent quarterly dividends on both preferred and common, payable Jan 3. Records: Dec 17. American zinc lead and Smelting company declares 50 cents a share quarterly dividend, payable Jan 10. Record date Dec 31. Boston Maine railroad declares 1.5 percent quarterly dividend on common stock, payable Jan 2. Record date Dec 1.
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Twin City Rapid Transit Com
Duluth-Superior Traction Company
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
Record Dee
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Bank statement shows shifts in reserves and cash
The New York weekly bank statement records decreases in reserve on all deposits and on deposits other than U S, a large increase in coin, decreases in legal tenders and in deposits, and a surge in the actual cash reserve percentage to 195.45 percent versus 26.01 percent average. Total loans stand at 1,220,080 with various shifts in assets and liabilities.
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New York
U. S
Coal price list with various fuels and delivery notes
A fragmented price listing for anthracite and coke types from multiple mines and regions. Includes Pocahontas and Kanawha lump and nut coal, rock lump, exg lump, and crushed gas coke with per ton prices and delivery notes such as ground floor or dumped in cellars. Some entries mention bags and small surcharges.
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Pittsburg
Linton Lump
Linton
Hocking Valley
Pocahontas
Brazil
Blossburg
Ohio
Jackson
Raymiond
Connellsville
Monetary caution in the west drives Chicago currency flow
November currency shipments by Chicago banks totaled 17175 474 and receipts from all sources were 8533182. The month shows banks losing 3622295 in net currency, with smaller shipments than a year ago and far from 1907 levels. Wall Street notes include Congress, British elections, and firm but uneven business, while Sears Roebuck reports a November gross of 7.8 million, signaling strength despite signs of regional stagnation.
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Chicago
Wall Street Journal
Congress
Savannuah
Grand Jury
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
Dun’s
Bradstreet’s
B. F. Yoakum
United States
Sears-Roebuck & Co
Panama Canal Expenditure and Bond Plans Revealed
The December circular from the National City Bank of New York notes total canal costs at 220.708 million dollars with 17.509 million from bonds and 183.39 million advances from the treasury. Officials face how to replenish cash as further work and seven months of the year remain, with proposed Panama bonds up to 290.56 million dollars and construction needs estimated at 156.601 million.
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Panama Canal
National City Bark of
New York
General Fund of the Treasury
Treasury
General Fund
Panama
Economic optimism cited in Dun Weekly Review
New York December report notes trade remains fair and steady with agricultural productivity high and speculation restrained. Banks conservative, money market loosening gradually, steel makers hold prices, spring dry goods shipments rising, shoe trade brighter, urban reports show improving, prices steady with hope for higher values due to raw material costs.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Crude Rubber Market Report From New York
In New York on December, crude rubber prices show firm demand with oyster grade at $1.50 to $1.51 per unit, and lower grades around $1.06 to $1.08. Market firms on refined and conrae grades with minor fluctuations expected as buyers eye futures.
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New
York
Dee
Conrae
New York
A.W Thomson
Ulgh
Fruits and Vegetables Prices from Indianapolis Market
Corrected daily wholesale list shows varied prices for apples bananas and grapes from numerous brands and origins. Includes beans beets cucumbers lettuce onions peppers and citrus with per box per crate and per pound figures and notes on origin such as California Florida Michigan and New York.
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Baldwin
Roman Beauty
Culinon
Ben Davis
Crimes Golden
Jonathau
Colorado
Belltower
California
Spy
King
Hubbardston
Greening
Mussets
Eighthand
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Centennial
Howes
Jersey
Malaga
Florida
Messina
Male
New York
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Southern
Valencia
Wisconsin
Grain Gossip: Chicago receipts and world wheat outlook
The item reports Saturday receipts across cereals with detailed counts for wheat corn and oats, compares current week figures to last year at Chicago Minneapolis Duluth and Winnipeg, and notes December contracts deliveries. It cites A W Thomson on crop damage fears fading after snowfall and discusses wheat surpluses in Argentina and market sentiment toward bears and bulls. Exports and flour stocks are touched, with Argentine shipments and global supply context.
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Liverpool
Europe
Paris
West
South
Middle States
Winnipeg
Owever
Bartlett-Frazier
Kidston
Knight McDougal
Pritchard
Board of Trade
Pust
Enghind
United States
Canada
Argentina
Taidla
Australa
Market outlook hinges on president's message and short session
In Xan-Bryan New York the slight interest rise has trimmed some weak accounts and steadied the Hst, yet selling may resume and liquidation could appear on any rally. The immediate trend will depend on Monday's presidential message and the nature of legislation expected at Congress short session.
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A. W. Thomson Company
Loxan-Bryan
New York
Markets show varied poultry and dairy prices in Elgin list
Corrected daily market notes from Elgin print a wide range of poultry and dairy items. Prices appear per pound or per item, with items including eggs at 20 cents, various cheeses and Swiss exports, ducks and geese priced, and special notes on cream, roosters, and rabbits.
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Dee Country
N.Y
Eheddars
Limburger
New
Neufchatel
New York Market Highlights From December Trade Report
A late December market summary notes mixed price moves across dairy and eggs with steady to dull tones. Butter and cheese show varied receipts while poultry values drift, and coffee and sugar markets reflect modest activity amid unsettled demand.
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New York
Park
Middle St
Spot
Rio
No. T
Baie
Firsts and numbers mix in scrambled poultry and sports notes
Fragmented OCR text lists odd phrases like Prime firsts 28, 4 frets, 3200, live poultry fowls, geese, and sports names such as Nucks and TW. The passage appears as damaged local notes with scattered items including animals, numbers, and names without a coherent story or dates.
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Compromise in Rhodius Estate Aims to Benefit Elma Dare
Long running dispute over the Rhodius estate centers on Elma Dare Dodsworth Rhodius and will contests. George Rhodius died in a sanitarium after captious proceedings and Lizzie Cl am?rd. Beneficiaries accuse each other of unsound mind while probing wills. City institutions face involvement as talks near settlement.
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Elma Dare
Elma Dare Dodsworth Rhodius
Rhodius
Indianapolis
George Rhodius
Louisville
Stearna
George Hhodins
Indiana
Levee Break Floods 3000 Farms Inundated In France
Diversion of the Loire river after a levee breach above Neptes caused floods across the Loire valley. About 20000 acres or more of farms faced six to ten feet of water, forcing residents to abandon stock and seek higher ground. Nantes saw an eighteen inch drop as waters receded. France faces widespread flood danger with Paris Seine unsettled. Thousands idle at work and wine harvest ruined.
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France
Loire
Neptes
Nantes
Seine
Paris
City Statistics Marriages Record
John W. Davis wed Ileen E. Littlefield. Tierschel Rupprecht tied with Onn St. Chir Pore. Janet Tarney married Bona Blythe. Alfred Re Lilly united with Lovise Mackuerer.
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John W. Davis
Ileen E. Littlefield
Tierschel Rupprecht
Onn St. Chir Pore
Janets Tarney
Bona Blythe
Alfred Re Lilly
Lovise Mackuerer
Building Permits Snapshot Reflects Local Dwellings
A garbled note lists multiple building permits and addresses including Ihrier 1624 Linieu Street for a barn, and Sif Seurh Capitol among others. Other entries mention 84 North Germmnia Avenue and shocks on S200, with brick dwelling wreck on oGeligen and Delaware streets. Names such as FLOR Bowers and PL Powers appear, indicating permit activity across several properties in ST co and Padbett Avenue.
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Liehtermiin
Shefherd Avenue
Bowers
North
Germmnia Avenue
Sued
Taven
Washington Street
Dni
Powers
oGeligen
Delaware Street
Sweling Wreck
Padbett Avenue
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