Markets and Receipts Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Saturday market reports show small hog and cattle arrivals with firm prices and modest gains. Hogs sold mostly at 7.80 to 7.90, cattle well cleared at favorable prices, sheep and lambs steady with lambs 5 to 6 and sheep 3 to 3.75. Buffalo and Cincinnati listings reflect light demand and slow calves, with mixed results across stockyards in Pittsburgh and unions.
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York
UNION
Cincinnate
Dee
A - Caitie
Cattle Feeding Seesaw Signals Shortage Amid Glutted Market
Chicago stock yards review by James Tr. Poole notes cattle supply remains tight despite current feed abundance. Eleven months of arrivals in major markets show only a 3.5 percent excess over 1910 levels while corn belt feed lots move 7.8 percent less than normal, hinting at a looming scarcity as the market awaits a new trade period.
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Chicago
Whitney quits one office for another
Albany New York December 24 Gov White received Edward B Whitney resignation as justice of the supreme court for the First Judicial district He then announced Whitney's appointment to fill the Dayton vacancy and later Justice Whitney took the oath of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Whitney
Supreme Court
First Judicial District
Gov. White
Whitney
Supreme Court of the
First Judicial Hrict
Charles W. Dayton
Long Survives Wreck in Ohio Town
Kenton Ohio December 24 Edward Sorgen a longtime businessman and Civil War veteran dies after a brief illness. He spent twenty one months in a Confederate prison and after the war returned home aboard the Sultana. The steamboat exploded killing many aboard, with Sorgen among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Dee
Edward Sorgen
Sultana
St: of
Unclear ledger of grain and feed lots data
OCR fragment outlines various grain types and lots with numbers and car totals, including red white and yellow categories for wheat corn and hay. The entry lists mixed varieties and car counts but lacks cohesive narrative or dates.
Wheat and hay prices from UK sample millbag listing
A terse price list notes Wheat No 2% red at 56 90c, Cern Ohl at 58 new 40 45c, shelled Qats Ns Hay Tim othy at 18 15 baled, clover hay sods, Straw Oats, wheat straw valued at 3 7 SoG u.
Wheat and corn futures ease amid harvest and rains rumors
In Liverpool Dee market Wheat opened easy as Almerdean strength faced cheaper La Phita and Australian offers. Reports from Argentina and lower Buenos Ayres set a favorable harvest tone, while corn weakened on rains expectations and looming U.S. shipments. Prices drifted modestly lower across contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Dee
la Phita
Argentina
Buenos Ayres
York
New York
Grain price report from Toledo Ohio markets
Wheat cash and December quoted at 63 0. Ma 5 by corn cash and tee, Anlgr. Cloverseed December and M 9.27, February orly October. Alsike prime and December 9.05. Timothy frime and December 4.65.
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Toledo. O
Orly
ST. IT
Timothy
Wheat and corn prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo New York December 24 spring wheat No 1 northern 1.15 percent winter wheat offerings for no 2 yellow prices for corn varied with No 2 yellow and No 8 yellow quoted around 4 cents with other terms. Oats listed as No 2 white and No 5 white with standard quality.
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Buffalo
Sawley—Stee
European Grain Prices Convert to American Value Per Bit
European grain prices are listed in American equivalents per unit. The report includes wheat and corn prices across Liverpool, Paris, Antwerp, Berlin, and Budapest with various spot and futures figures, noting supply exhaustion and mixed American conversions.
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Europe
Wheat
Liverpool
Australia
New Rosario
Santa Ses
al Prstehaye
Minitoba
Liverpool Futures
Maares
Paris
Antwerp
Budapest
Berlin
Muay
Bicycle Rider Bruised When Car Hits in Pueblo
Haymond Cation, 18, was knocked from his bicycle in Pueblo on December 24, then run over by a touring car driven by William Westfield. He escaped with only bruises though the bicycle was crushed beyond repair.
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Pueblo
Colo
Haymond Cantion
William Westfield
Wall Street Exchanges Adjourned From Friday Through Tuesday
The New York stock exchange will not hold a session on Saturday and Monday, and all U S stock exchanges are adjourned from Friday until Tuesday morning.
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New York Stock Exchange
Michigan Teacher Survives All Night Snow Ordeal
Miss Phoebe Anderson, a Spencer school teacher near Mancelona, wandered a snowbound night in woods near Mitchell's lumber camp. She lost the road, wore through exhaustion, then lay to rest in the cold before rescuers from Mitchell's found her at daybreak and saved her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Anderson
Spencer
Ner Mancelona
Mitchell
Frank Gregg
Queer Voice Wins Nephew Big Estate
In Fulton Missouri on December 24 a circuit court determined W J Smith of Lynchburg Virginia is rightful claimant to the Hugh Smith estate worth 10000 dollars. The decisive factor was testimony on Hugh Smith’s unique voice which fluctuated from whisper to piercing shriek, mirroring the late uncle who died last year in the city. No relatives were known and the estate had been managed by an appointed administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Smith
Galloway County
W. J. Smith
Lynchburg
Tourist Children Crowding Los Angeles Schools
Los Angeles officials report difficulty housing children of winter tourists as apartments fill and demand for school admissions rises. Assistant superintendent M C Bettlinger notes many children must be sent long distances to attend school, with the influx higher than usual this year.
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Los Angeles
M.C. Bettinger
Woman knocks down highwayman in bold act
Grand Forks North Dakota December 24 Mrs Jorgep Iverson traveling home from her sister’s funeral near Aberdeen South Dakota faced a highwayman who ordered her to surrender She swung her suitcase catching him off guard and he toppled down the embankment as onlookers arrived to assist leaving the suspect at large
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Aberdeen
S. D
Jorgep Iverson
Government suits Union Pacific in eighth district court
Financial notes report the government suit against the Union Pacific to dissolve the Harriman system sits before the U S circuit court eighth district with judges Sanborn Vandevauter Hook and Adams. If decided for the railroad, an appeal to the Supreme Court may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Harriman
United States Circuit Court
Eighth District
W. H. Sanborn
St. Paul
Willis Vandevauter
Cheyenne
W.C. Hook
Leavenworth
E. B. Adams
St. Louis
United States Supreme Court
New York Stock Exchange Cireles
Holiday Observance Shifts Bank and Exchange Closings
The article notes uncertainty among the public about Christmas observance shifting to Monday. It states banking institutions grain, cotton and stock exchanges will close on Monday, with the New York exchange closing Saturday and Monday and foreign exchanges observing Monday and Tuesday.
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New
New York Stock Exchange
Dividends Declared By Several Companies This Month
Diverte of the Minois brick company declares a 2 percent dividend payable January 14 to stockholders of record January 4. Copper Range Company declares a dividend of 1.50 per share, totaling 4.50 this year, down from 6 last year. Baltic Mining Company declares a 3 dollar per share dividend. Ohio Fuel Company maintains its usual quarterly 2 percent dividend payable January 16 to stockholders of record January 2.
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Minois Brick Company
Reguilar
Copper Range Company
Hio Fuel Company
Change Opening Trans Boston Stock Rules
Unclear OCR fragment lists items and names including Hancock and Algema with numbers and references to a shoe machine. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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Boston
Aliimnet
Arion
Ballak
Hancock
Algemah
Sig
Shoe Machine
Holiday Trade Activity From Dun Weekly Review
The R G Dun weekly trade review notes a contrast between dull jobbing trade and brisk distribution in many cities, with building activity down versus last year. Iron and steel show diminished activity as the year ends while overall new projects remain sizable.
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R. G. Dun & Co.s Weekly Review of Trade
Railroads seek broad bond market to fund extensions
A railroad man says railroads halt extensions due to lack of money and urges a stronger bond market. He cites four railroads planning up to 75 million dollars in new bonds next January and February if investors absorb issues. Ontario & Western orders massive steel rails and coal cars, signaling planned expansion.
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Germany
New York
Chicago
Berlin
Holiday patterns and trade trends in Bradstreet weekly review
Bradstreet's Weekly Review notes holiday influence boosting retail demand while wholesale and jobbing slow, year end industry softening, and stagnant securities markets. Money supplies rise modestly with quicker collections. Coal sees activity from favorable weather, foreign wheat demand strengthening on the Pacific coast with shipments to France and Asia heavy. US business failures for the week ending Dec 22 run 271, down from prior weeks. Canada reports none.
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Bradstreet’s
New York
Dee
Bradstreet
New York Bank Statement Summary
The weekly bank statement shows changes in deposits with increases in all deposits and specific items including reserve adjustments. The report notes a rise in total loans and a surplus of banks at $10,509,900 versus $584,587 last year and $19,259,700 two years ago.
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New York
Sgenerae
United States
Speke
Stetson Hat Company Distributes 300000 In Presents
In Philadelphia on December 24, fifteen hundred John O. Stetson hat company employees received Christmas gifts totaling more than 300000 dollars. This move highlights holiday charity within the firm and its workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John O. Stetson Hat Company
Hunting Fatalities Surpass Football in Pennsylvania
Pittsburg reports that hunting accidents in Pennsylvania rival or exceed football deaths across the United States for the season. The record lists many injuries and fatalities from gun incidents, with the yearly toll including drownings and accidental discharges, highlighting broader hunting hazards than football.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
United States
New England
Wenty
Police Chief Edward Sampson vs Island Ky duel ends in deaths
In Lexington Kentucky on December 24 a duel between Chief of Police Edward Sampson and Max Fuel, whom Sampson sought to arrest for disorderly conduct, left both men fatally wounded early Saturday.
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Lexington
Edward Sampson
Island
Max Fuel
Sampson
Fruit and Produce Prices From Massachusetts Market List
A varied price list of fruits and vegetables from a regional market, detailing bulk items and per unit costs. Items include apples, grapes, lemons, oranges, pears, and greens with prices per box, crate, bushel, or pound, plus notes on origin such as California, Florida, New York, Michigan, and Jersey.
Seasonal Nuts and Decorations Price List
Chestnuts 20c per lb Cocoanuts per dot 5c Dates bulk per lb 5 54c box 30 cartons 2.10 Vigs Smyrna 12c per lb California 10 lb box 90c Honey Wisconsin Colorado California New York per crate 20 sections 3.50 24 sections 4. Popcorn per lb old 4c new 3c Hickory Nuts new shellbarks 6c lb large 4c lb Walnuts 1.25 per lb Christmas Trees 4x6 doz 4.50 5 6 5 6558 6 7 large 1 each Laurel Wreaths 20 yards 1.50 1.75 Holly per cu se 4.20 4.50 Holly Wreaths doz 1.50 1.75
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New York
Caulidower
California
Pune
Michigan
Russett
Bermuda
Dursley
Southern
Valencia
Wisconsin
Colorado
Grain Gossip on Wheat Receipts and Market Outlook
Grain Gossip reports Saturday wheat receipts at 19 rs per bushel with GO grading and 445s for corn contracts, plus 228 cars at 12 contract for Qars. Northwest markets note Minneapolis 250 cars and Duluth 52. Winnipeg closed for holiday. Record-Herald cites US and Canada exports and carryovers, with talks of firmer flour demand and buying by northwest millers for January, amid dry Kansas and Oklahoma weather.
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Chieneo
Qars
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
Chicago
Southwest
United
Kansas
Oklahoma
Five Wives Are Too Many for Husband
A Pittsburg woman travels to Ashland and Catlettsburg seeking a husband she claims is living under an assumed name. She says he married four other women in states including Pennsylvania and Ohio, with five marriages cited and no divorce from the first wife. Authorities believe the man may be in Lexington or Louisville.
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Lexington
Charles H. Roche
Pittsburg
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Roche
Lfe
Josephine Brandy
Youngstown
Alegheny
Miss Jones
Dravesburg
Johnstown
Ceredo
Louisville
Suffragists Adopt Official Hosiery in Suffrage Colors
New York reports the Women’s Political Union has official hosiery in green purple and white on display at its Twenty-ninth Street shop. A novelty item, “votes for women” cigarettes, bears the union slogan and is marketed as safe for women to smoke though labeled for men.
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London
New York
Chi
Political Union
Union
Twenty-ninth Street
Elgin Market Prices and Poultry Advertisements
The page lists diverse groceries and prices including butter eggs cheese and dairy items from Elgin, followed by New York market notes on flour pork lard sugar coffee and live poultry. It records poultry prices for capons ducks geese and turkeys, and notes a holiday closing for the produce exchange on Dec 26.
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New York
Middle West
Rio No. T
Allon Creamery
Chicago dairy and poultry market listings
Market brief lists butter and cream qualities with prices, plus live poultry items and related farm produce. Includes entries for prime firsts and cheese, ducks and geese, and the opening of supplies under various brand names and weights.
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Chicago
Eee
Idige
Hides and Tallow Wholesale Prices from Indianapolis
The Indianapolis wholesale price list shows No. 1 cured hides at 9 cents per lb, No. 2 at 6 cents, green hides No. 1 at 9 to 6 cents, cured calf skin No. 1 at 1 cent and No. 2 at 1244 cents, green calf skins No. 1 at 12 to 16 cents, No. 2 at 1? cents, cured kip skins No. 1 at 9 cents and No. 2 at 8 cents, green ship skins No. 1 at 7 cents and No. 2 at 4? cents, horse hides No. 1 at 3.50 and No. 2 at 2.50, and tallow No. 1 at 6 3/4 cents.
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Indianapolia
Local Securities Coal Prices Quick Reference
Local coal market prices listed per ton for various coal types including anthracite lump nut stove egg and gas coke. Includes charges for bags extra ground floor or pumped cellar delivery and estate fee, with prices ranging from 1.00 to 7.00 per ton depending on grade and source.
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Pittsburg
Linton
Hocking Valley
Pocahontas
Brazil
Pocalentas
Blossburg
Citizens
Ohio Jackson
Raymond
Connellsville
Dividend Notice for WM. R. Driver Company
A dividend of two dollars per share will be paid on Monday January 16 1911 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Saturday December 31 1910. WM. R. Driver Treasurer.
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WM. R. Driver
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Bank and Exchange Holidays
Ontario & Western Railroad
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Ontario & Western
American Car and Foundry Company
Vreitis
DOX
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Mubuardsten
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Uberries
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Reiter
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Vandalia Coal Common
van Camp Packing Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Gas Co
Setae
Citizens’ Dela. & Madison Co. Street Railway
T. Ds
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Ladpis
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Dolar
Capital National Bank
Meridian Street
Frank D. Stalnaker
Gwynn TF. Patterson
Andrew Smith
LeRoy Kahler
John J. Kurtiss
Andy Ui
Citizens’ Street Railway of
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Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction
Kokomo, Marion & Western Traction
Indianapolis & Martinsville Traction
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W. H. Wade
Land Department
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