Receipts Show Mixed Feeds in Livestock Markets Tuesday
Hog numbers fell from prior periods while sheep saw gains as overall demand weakened for hogs. Packers cut hog prices about 15 cents from Monday with some traders taking small loads earlier at 10 cents lower. Cattle receipts were modest and market remained quiet with a weak undertone, fat cattle mostly down 10 to 75 cents. feeders bulls and calves held steady. Sheep and lambs rose in receipts with fair demand and steady to higher prices, lambs fetching around 6 dollars and others 4.75 to 5.75, yearlings up to 50 and culls to choice sheep up to 23.75.
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Pittsburg
Pec
Uehty
UNION
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dee
Cincinnati
Mediu
Live Stock Markets Across U S Ranges From Pittsburg to Cincinnati
Market reports show varied recaps across several cities including Pittsburg Union Stock Yards and East Buffalo. Cattle prices range from common to prime with steadiness in some markets and dullness in others. Hogs and sheep receipts and prices also vary, with active yet shifting trends and regional price levels for heifers calves and lambs noted.
Chicago Hog Market Forecast by Boole
In a blunt stock yards review Boole signals packers may act in advance to hedge the hog market amid a short western crop. Armour pays high for hogs yet later suitors balk at viewing the goods as supply tightens. Large outfits fail to dominate as hog supply stays limited and cattle demand shifts with market uncertainty.
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Chicago Stock Yards
Boole
Moses
Hght
Billy Patterson
Armour
Narrow grain trading with declines amid holiday mood
Chicago grain trade moved in a tight range on Tuesday with wheat dipping modestly and futures easing about a half to three quarters of a cent. Cables weakened global markets while Liverpool and continental exchanges softened. U S receipts and world visible supply shifted, and private crop reports from Kansas City hinted at shortages. Oats stayed quiet as marketing remained heavy and sentiment leaned toward a holiday pause.
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Liverpool
COR Ag
Brovimball
Kansas City
Northwest
Valentine
Peoria
Omaha
Bartlett
Cutten
Congdon
Steever
Comstock
Chicago Board of Trade
Reading
LaSalle Hotel
A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
Chicago
la Plata
Delogates
Des Moines
Grain Prices in Chicago on December 13
Cash grain quotes show wheat at No 2 red 98 9 1 x, No 2 bard 94 06c, No 1 northern spring 16 a1 07, No 2 northern spring 1 05, and No 2 spring 14e F1 04%. Corn bids list No 2 yellow 51 5144c, No 3 corn isite, and No 2 white 32 3%4c. Oats No 2 31 32c and No 2 white 32%c.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn commodity figures from Indianapolis market
In Indianapolis the report details Wheat No 2 red at 92 cents and Corn with multiple grades and lots of car counts. It lists inbound and outbound car movements for No 2 red wheat, various corn grades, and hay with several 1 to 6 car entries, totaling 146 inbound and 29 outbound cars.
Market Prices for Grains and Hay Reported
Wheat No 2 red in Salt Lake City sample milling shows savings. Corn old GO 63e new 48 41 cents. Shelled oats 33 46 cents. Timothy hay baled 11 18 dollars, mixed hay 13 15, clover hay 10 13. Straw oats straw 3 7, wheat straw 5 0.
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Hay
Timothy
Wheat prices ease on larger offerings from Argentine harvest report
Liverpool reporting wheat opened lower due to ample supplies and a Broomhall note on favorable Argentine harvest weather. American cables were disappointing while new Plata wheat showed fine quality and Russian advices remained hopeful for liberal movement. By midday the market steadied with wheat down around half a pence and corn up to 46d.
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Liverpool
Broomhall
New Plata
Russia
Syd
Grain futures and seed prices reported from Toledo market
Toledo market notes show Wheat cash and December at 86 cents, May 9054e, July S5the. Corn cash 48 cents, December 47%, May 49, July 50. Oats cash and December abe, May 874e, July 363c. Rye No. 3c. Cloverseed Cinsham Oct 9.30, March 89,2716. April So. Alsike Prime and December 0.40. Timothy Prime and December 4.65.
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Toledo
Abe
Alsike
Timothy
Wheat and grain prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo New York December market notes show spring wheat No 1 northern at 1.12 43, winter wheat No 2 red and No 2 white around 9 46, corn No 3 yellow and other grades varied. Rye No 1 and No 2 priced near 58 to 64 cents per bushel with additional white and mixed lots listed.
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Buffalo
XN. Y
Ste
Sige
Europe
Liverpool
Australia
Rosario
Santa Feneers
Paris
Antwerp
Budapest
Ys Corp
la Plata
Minneapolis
Duluth
Max Sean
Devender Winnipes
St. Louis
Kangas
New York
Wesen
Petee
Stock Market Finely Downtrodden Amid Holiday Dullness
New York prices moved in a narrow range as Reading Union Pacific Lehigh Valley Steel Copper and Smelting held near Monday closes. Amalgamated Copper and American Smelting opened lower and higher respectively with afternoon activity slight and quiet. Inside buying in Lehigh Valley sparked dividend increase rumors while overall turnover remained low and the session ended uneventful.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Union Vacitic
Lehigh Valley and Steel Common
Amalgamated Copper O
American Smelting
Union
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Union Pacific
London settlement and British politics in flux
London settlement began as four fifths of British elections concluded with no major party shift. Senator Aldrich backs a permanent tariff commission. An engineer strike on Western bonds may be arbitrated under Erdman act provisions. Edison Electric of Brooklyn adopts a profit sharing plan for employees.
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Wall Street Journal
London
Aldrich
Edison Electric
Btooklyn
American Woolen Company
Market notes from New York and Miller & Co sources
A. W. Thomson company from Lowell and Bryan New York reports stocks still for sale with buoyant disposition but uncertainties favor lightening accounts. Meyer and Kiser wire Miller & Co New York. Brazilian situation not causing anxiety. Southern railroad president gives optimistic interview. Market to remain professional with reduced volume and moderate trading opportunities ahead.
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A. W. Thomson Cmpany
Lowan & Bryan
New York
Money on call and exchange rates steady in New York
New York December 13 money on call at 3 1 4 time money unchanged at 60 days 4 4 percent 90 days 4 percent and 6 months 4 percent posted rates sterling exchange 83 4861 with bankers bills at 85.05 485.10 for demand 0 day bills 482 prime mercantile paper unchanged at 4 percent
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Prime Mercantile
New York Metal Prices Slide on Tuesday Exchange
New York metal market reports lower prices across copper lead tin and zinc with spot to January copper at 12.25 to 12.35 per unit and February at 12.25 to 12.45 while lead ranges 4.45 to 4.55 and spelter 0.75 to 0.83 and tin at 58.40 to 58.60 per unit.
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New York
Boston Copps Shares Opening Quotations
Boston reports opening stock quotations with Balinkhiva 7, Lake Copper 8816, Calumet Arizona 5144, Parrot 1214, Mohawk 46, North Butte dh, United Fruit 19614. The brief item lists early prices for several names on December 13.
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Boston
Balinkhiva
Lake Copper
Calumet & Arizona
Parrot
Mohawk
North Butte
United Fruit
Aia
New York and London Bar Silver Prices Updated
New York bar silver at three Mexican dollars per ounce in early market. London bar silver steadied around 5443 cents per ounce with Devin Deed reporting steady tones.
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New York
London
Dee
Box Bales Death in Peru Wagon Accident
A wagon axle broke near Peru Indiana causing a box of poultry to slide from the wagon and strike W. G. Reese in the back, killing him almost instantly. The incident occurred Monday and was reported as a special dispatch to The Sun Bee.
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Peru
Ind
W. GO. Reese
Reese
Railroads Win Demurrage Charge Victory
Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission upheld railroads right to impose demurrage charges on private cars, a notable victory for the railroads decided Tuesday.
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Washington
Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Preacher Pleads For Early Parole Of Young Convict
Rev George H Moore of Kokume urged the state pardon board to spare Oliver Haycock who is serving life for the 1906 murder of deputy Harry Smith in Orange County He cited petitions from 1328 Crawford and Orange county residents and contended the fatal shot was fired by John Roby his brother in law who was convicted separately Smith was killed when Roby and Haycock faced arrest with shotguns Haycock was 15 at the time
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George H. Moore
Kokume
State Pardon Board
Oliver Haycock
Orange County
Harry Smith
Moore
Crawford
Orange Counties
Haycock
John Roby
Smith
Roby
Thue
Nine druggists taken in wet raid at Newcastle
Special to The Stn. Newcastle Ind December 13 nine druggists and clerks were arrested Tuesday on liquor law violations, with twenty seven indictments in total. Detectives brought here by temperance workers led the charges.
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Newcastle Ind
Hoosier Educator Dies In Washington
W T L Fry former Crawfordsville Indiana public schools superintendent died in Washington Monday night. Representative Morrison arranged the funeral set for Crawfordsville.
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Washington
W. TL Fry
Public Schools
Crawfordsville
Ind
Morrison
Crawfordsvile
Jury Dismissed in December Term Safety Case Ahead
The federal court jurors were dismissed until Wednesday morning to resume trial of safety appliance cases against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Tuesday’s cases were disposed of by the court.
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Federal Court
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Grain receipts and market outlook from Chicago report
Chicago grain receipts show wheat 58 cars and 28 grading contracts, corn 875 cars with 4 grading contracts, and oats 318 cars with 165 grading contracts. Totals indicate large public and private storage, with ongoing debate over Chicago board of trade commission rate increases and market factors shaping future prices amid crop figures and government reports.
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Chicago
Fruits and Vegetables Price List for Bulk Purchases
A scanned market list items fruits and vegetables with bulk and per unit prices. Includes apples bananas cranberries grapes grape fruit lemons limes oranges pears line apples beans cabbage carrots celery cauliflower cucumbers endives garlic peppers lettuce kale mangos mushrooms potatoes parsnips parsley radishes turnips sage spinach squash onions watercress and assorted miscellaneous such as chestnuts coconuts dates figs honey popcorn hickory nuts walnuts Christmas trees laurel wreaths and holly wreaths with varied prices per bri box crate or per pound for multiple producers and regions.
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Baldwin
Roman Heauty
Ben Davis
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Colorado
California
Spy
Sing
Furbardston
Scothand
Massachusetts
Mathews
Centennial
Howes
Jersey
Malaga
Florida
Messina
Louisiana
Navy
Lima
New York
Michigan
Valencia
Wisconsin
Olympia Rescued Passengers Safe. Ship Lying on Reef
All aboard saved from the Olympia in Prince William Sound Alaska. The vessel lies on a reef near Bughke Island with a large hole in the hull, breaking up. Cargo likely total loss. Most crew and passengers landed, several crew still aboard awaiting breakup. Tugs stand by to rescue remaining sailors.
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Valdez
Alaska
Alaska Stemship Company
Olympia
Bughke Island
Prince William Sound
Mad Boar Kills Horse at Riptsimaster Farm
A mad boar attacked on the Riptsimaster farm in Huntington Indiana owned by Tully Anson injuring three horses and killing one. One horse was blinded in the attack Monday and the boar will be killed.
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Huntington
Ind
Riptsimaster
Tully Anson
Gorefs
Commodity price report from New York markets
New York markets show mixed commodity quotes for December. Flour, pork, lard, sugar, coffee, tallow, hay, dressed poultry, live poultry and cheese prices listed with spot, test, and quality notes, indicating firm to quiet markets and modest gains or steady levels in many items.
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New York
Rio
Chicago Prices Report From Market Listings
CHICAGO Prec 12 Butter Creamery extras 28c firsts 2c pairs. Live poultry Fowls 11% 12c springers 10 10?c ducks 13 13%4c geese 100 10lgc Cheese 14 14% 14%c young Americas 14144 14%c Dairy extras 25c firsts 2c.
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Nesy
Wisconsin
Limburger
Neufchatel
Chicago
Coal Prices Across Regions
A compact listing shows varied coal prices including Anthracite grades for grate and lamp use, with Pittsburg lamp at 8.00 per unit and Pocahontas and Kanawha lump prices around 4.75 to 5.00. Bags add 50 to 75 cents per ton, extra charges for chute and damped storage, and coke prices range up to 6.00.
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Pittsburg
Uut
Keanu ‘Alley
Brazillock
Biossburg
Obio Jackson
Raymond
Connellsville
Dividends Declared by Multiple Corporations Across Sectors
A batch of dividend announcements includes New York New Haven Hartford at 2 percent quarterly payable Dec 31 with Dec 15 record. Masonic temple association at $1 per share. American Power and Light 1.44 percent preferred. United Traction and Electric 1.44 percent. Citizens gas Indianapolis initial 1.4 and 1.2 percent. Central Coal and Coke 1.44 preferred and 1.43 common. Nipissing 3 and 2 percent extra. Larose 2 percent. Cities Service 1.4 percent preferred and 1.4 percent common. Union Bag and Paper 1 percent. Esperanza 1.65 percent. La Rose consolidated Mines 2 percent. Books close and reopen dates vary, mostly December 10–31 and January 1–6. Multiple companies announce regular quarterly or initial dividends with varying record dates.
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New York
A. W Thomson Co
Atchison
Ty Atucunda
sf _Ohio
Cy &O
Abe
Distillers Secur
Ie Gt
Novi
Apfd
Missouri Pacific
Central
Northern Pacific
Kep. Steel
Rock Island
THY, & O
S. Pac
Cl&n.w
Tex. le
Erie General
le Pac
U. Pac
W. Shere
L.&n
OBIA
MK T
Bai
Pesuree Om Gan
N. J Cc
KrLk
Girux
Chine Co
Nipissing
C.ara
Cananea
el Rayo
EL En
Baltimore Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Prinee & Alton
Cc. C
St. L
Hudson ‘Companies
Etee
Rapid Transit
Ry. and Light
Lackawanna Pier
Minn. T
St L. & San Fran
San Fran
Southern Railway
Tidewater Company
West
Tel
Westinghouse E. & M
E.eessesees Lok
Panama
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Masonic Fraternity Temple Association
American Power and Light Company
United Traction and Electric Company of
New Jersey
Citizens’ Gas Company of
Indianapolis
Stork Ouatanding
Central Coal and Coke Company
Larose
Cities Service Company
Union Hag and Paper Company
Esperanza Company, Limited
la Rose Consolidated Mines Company
American Central Life Ones
Eas
aAmerican Creosating Co
Belt Railroad Com
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketchaw Pfd
LCO
Capital City Brewing Colt
Ouse Capital National
Central Trust Taewee Bisseeeee
Citizens’ Aus
Columbia National Wee
Continental National Bank
Ela, &Adison Co
Parmners ‘Trust A
Fletcher American Natl, Bank
Federal Union Surety
Zee Ftrow
Wab
Val
Sha
Germih American Trust Co
Wee Home Brewing Bs
Tailiana Pithe Guaranty
Indiana Hotel
Este Eee
Indiana Hotel Ptd
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust
Acon
Indiana Union ‘Truction
Indianapolis Abattoir
Woane Indbanapolis
Indpis
Northwestern
Aan
Southwestern
Marott Dept
People’s State Bank
People’s Light and Heat
Eee
Raub Fertilizer
LOU Reeves & Co
Rene
Ave Security Trust
Tees
T. H. Trac
And
Light Co
T. H
East
I T. H
Intipls
Union National A
Litite
Atlas Engine Works
Citizens’ Gas Co
Onary
Citizens’ Street Railway
Dela. & Madison Co
W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Union Traction
Ndpis
Colum. & South
Indpis. Gas. Co
Stupdis
Greenfield
Martinsville &S
Indianapolis & Northern
T. A. I. & Eastern
Union Traction of Indiana
Leaders of GE Western Electric and Westinghouse Forecast 1911 Sales
A GE director expects 1911 apparatus sales near 70 million with potential 14 percent growth. Western Electric anticipates about 60 million in 1911, aiming to match 1910. Westinghouse notes first-half shipments near 35 million annually, seeks to hold or modestly grow next year amid weaker new orders. The trio highlights robust electrical industry growth despite wider depression.
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Qne
General Electric Company
Western Electric Company
Westinghouse Elecetrice Company
Robbed bank closes in Memphis amid robbery link
The Sinh urban book and trust company in Memphis closed its doors with deposits around 500,000 and capital of 25,000. No reason given. Arrangements with Commercial Trust to settle with depositors follow a robbery report of 5.00 a week earlier, police and bank officers aiding the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urban Book and Trust Eccurpraly
Commercial Trust
Local securities market shows quiet trading gains
Tuesday was uneventful on the local exchange with a generally strong market and few bid price movements. Three stocks advanced: New Telephone up 1 point, I H I & EL Dominion up 4 points, and Capital National up 2 points. Bond activity was limited to one rise in New Telephone long distance to 14.
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I. H
EL Eominion
Point
Capital National
Dixie Flyers Timetable Note
Ae as aA Baas Dixie Flyers makes no country stops between Indianapolis and Edinburg and stops south of Edinburg. Connects with B. and O. west leaving Seymour at dawn. Cars connect at Seymour with trains of B. and O. and Southern Indiana for all points east and west. For rates see agents and official time table folders in all cars. General Offices Columbus, Ind.
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Dixie Flyers
Idianapolis
Edinburg
Seymour
Southern Indiana Railroads
Columbus
Ind
Fragmentary Schedule Note From OCR Page
Partial text shows multiple times and codes such as 2700 pi 3 00 pay 4200 pm 5200 po 6 00 pm 6210 pio S 00 pm oc po 11 29 pm. Readable details are scarce.
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T.ius
A.W. Thomson Co
Mag
Wagon Market
Wall Street
Financial Notes
Southern Pacific
de Clare
Urle
Eny
Census Bureau
Detroit
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San Francisco
Cleveland
Ginelouatt
Chicago, Hock Island & Pacfic Railway Company
Sperer & Co
Dinkina
Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Germany
John J. Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
United States
NEW York Money
A. W Thomson
Clouse
Ejbavetads
de Eeeaes Benet
Para
Box
Victors
Hoosier
Gossif
Hiad Street
Produce Markets
Memphis
Yeun
J.F. Wild &Co. A State Bank
Local Securities
U. S. Bank Safe Co
A. H. Wells
Mgr
Irvington
Tia
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction
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Gene Ewane
Franklin
Greenwood
o.—Columbus
TianieriNa
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
Martainsville
Tarcenthatis
Razio
Diston Cumbriene
Ais
Bob
Gaeta
Dayton
Columbne
Zunesville
THE
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction CO
Connersvile
Rushvile Ann
Greensburg
Shelbyville
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