Market Report Shows Mixed Hog, Cattle and Sheep Movements
Receipts total 5000 hogs 1000 cattle and 400 sheep with hogs and cattle easing while sheep rise. Hog market sees limited outside demand and general price cuts. most hogs at 1.00 with top around 7.93. Cattle receipts small with active trading, steers in short supply and prices up to 10 cents higher. feeders and calves strong. Sheep and lambs see higher demand. lambs to 6.25, yearlings to 5, ewes up to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Dieta Wees
Sean
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Fall in Mixed Trade
Chicago cash grain prices show mixed moves with No 2 red wheat at 94 1/2 to 94 3/4 cents, No 2 white corn around 46 cents, and various oat quotes. stock market notes include Bank of England rate hold, federal suits, and rail and metal sector updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
Chicago
Live Stock Market Totals Across Several Cities Reported
Pittsburg and East Buffalo markets show steady to slow activity with steady steers and varied calf, sheep, and hog pricing. Cincinnati notes weak cattle, strong calves, and lower hogs, while Union Stock Yards reports slower cattle and mixed hog trends and steady lambs across regions.
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Pittsburg
Dee
East Buffalo
N. Y
Union Stock Yards
Higher Beef Prices Seen After Holidays By Chicago Market
James E Poole surveys cattle receipts at western markets as two weeks of weak demand prompt feeders to hold back. He predicts next week could reveal a 30000 head influx to Chicago, signaling beef supplies in the pipeline. Traders differ on the outlook but expect broader post holiday demand to lift prices.
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Chicago
Meigher
Hog slaughter totals show large year to year differences
The Cincinnati Price Current reports weekly hog slaughter in the west at about 000, compared with 530,000 the prior week and 480,000 the same week last year. Overall western slaughter reaches 4,000,000 hogs for the period, with 4,300,000 hogs slaughtered in 1908.
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Cincinnati
Grain values rise on strong European and Argentina cues
Chicago grain markets show firmer prices as wheat advances on robust European demand and lower Argentina crop estimates. Liverpool and continental markets rise. New York bids improve for Manitoba and spring wheat while Minneapolis and Winnipeg report export buying. Weather and receipts trend mix with corn and oats trading firm but hog prices ease, affecting meat markets.
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Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
New York
Manitoba
Toronto
Northwest
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Bears
Armour
Bartlett
Clement Curtis
Wheat and Corn Market Activity From Grain Inspections
Wheat notes show No 2 red 64 cents extra 3 red Mle No 3 red SSe December 94 cents January 444c February 4 44c. Corn quiet no bids oats hay quiet. Inspections list wide car totals for wheat corn and hay including No 3 white No 4 white No 3 yellow No 4 yellow No 3 mixed No 4 mixed and timothy clover mixed with totals per category.
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Hay- No
Timothy
Clover
Wagon Market Prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Wheat No 2 red 91c, sample million AC An wenn. Corn old 58 62c new 40 47c. Oats 32 36c. Timothy hay 16 18 baled 15 18. Mixed hay 13 15 baled 1335. Clover hay 10 13. Straw oats straw 3 7, wheat straw 5 66.
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Seeet Wae
Eaee
Aes Reese
Eou
Panama
New York
AL W. Thomsen
Liduly Oe
Sa Ceeee
HSL
Wheat and corn rise amid drought and Argentine crop cues
Market report from Liverpool notes early weakness in wheat with shorts covering, then gains as Argentina crop estimates soften and demand for spot and cargoes strengthens. Corn also climbs on light offers and drought fears, with midday trade showing wheat higher and corn steady.
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Liverpool
Shorts
Argentina
Continent
Phere
Manitoba
Paris
France
Wall Street Buoyant Morning With Mixed but Strong Drift
The New York stock market showed buoyant early activity with moderate volume and a mixed character but stronger absorption. Rail issues led gains with Reading Union Pacific and Lehigh Valley up while steel and copper issues rose on London and investor buying, ending the hour higher and finishing near the day’s best as short covering intensified.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Kansas City Southern Common
U. S. Rubber Commons
Bank of England
Amalgamated Copper
Harry Content
Barney
Amalgamated Fever
Noyes
Fofelock
Content
Money on call and exchange rates in New York market
New York money on call quoted at 4 414 with rates for 60 days at 3 percent and 400 days at 33 4 and 6 months at 84. Sterling exchange posted at 486% with actual business in bankers bills at 485.15 485.20 for demand and 482 48214 for 60 day bills.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Grain Futures Prices in Toledo Markets
Toledo markets report mixed grain quotes with December and May futures listed. Wheat and corn show cash and futures notes including December 9T4ac and 48%r, while clover, timothy and aliske seed values are cited with various month prices and prime classifications.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Europe
Australia
Liverpool
Santa
Antwerp
Ene
Budapest
Berlin
Mignasa
Eenweenee
Hees
Opening Transactions Listed for Steel and Copper Firms
The notice records opening transactions among firms including Superior and Pittsburg, Isle Borgale and Utah Consolated. It mentions smelting preference and lists entities such as 4744, 161g, 198, and Lake Copper, with Boston and United Fruit involved.
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BOSTA
Pec
Superior
Pittsburg
Isle Borgale
Utah
Boston
Sty
Lake Copper
United Fruit
Buffalo grain prices for December 20 in New York state
The Buffalo market report lists Spring Wheat No. 1 northern at 1.15 and 1/2, Winter Wheat No. 2 red Oc, Corn No. 2 yellow at 4844c, No. 4 yellow at 47c, sample yellow at 49 46c, Oats No. 2 white 65%4e, No. 4 white 34c, Barley 0c, Rye No. 1 at 85c and No. 2 at 7c.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Buppalo
N.Y
Northern
New York Bar Silver December Prices
New York reports bar silver at 53 percent Mexican dollars totaling 450 units. London bar silver remains steady at 2475-160 on December 20.
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New York
London
Price Current notes minor changes in wheat and weather
The Price Current reports little change in the general situation over the last week. Winter wheat condition is maintained or slightly improved, with freezing and thawing not disrupting the harvest and moderate weather slowing the drying out process. Interior movement appears broader, though quality remains not high grade.
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Cincinnat
OJ Dee
Stock market outlook signals muted activity and cautious stance
A. W. Thomson and Meyer Kiser wires from Miller & Co. note modest intraday declines yet overall heavy tone. They see no near term trend shift, advise shorting on advances, expect gradual improvement in underlying conditions, except steel may lag, and remain favorable to Union Pacific amid cautious outsiders.
Dean Warns That Perfect Ladies Are Few at Colorado
Antoinette Bigelow, dean of women at the University of Colorado, told the university YWCA that few women today meet the ideal of a perfect lady. She described the standard as gentle, deferential, modest, gracious to men, and dignified, noting duties like paying debts and modest personal conduct.
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Boulder
Colo
Antoinette Bigelow
University of Colorado
University
Miss Bigelow
Fruit and vegetable price list from Baldwin market
A detailed bulk price listing for fruits and vegetables including apples, bananas, cranberries, grapes, lemons, limes, oranges, pears, pineapples, beans, beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, cauliflower, cucumbers, garlic, peppers, lettuce, kale, mangoes, mushrooms, potatoes, parsnips, radishes, turnips, herbs, spinach, squash, onions, sweet potatoes, watercress and more with assorted supplier terms and unit prices.
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Lima
New York
Michigan
California
Russett
Bermuda
Southern
Valencia
Case
Illinois
Local Nuts and Dried Produce Price List
Chestnuts 20c per lb Cocoanuts per doz 5c Dates bulk 5 516c lb box 30 cartons 2.10 Figs Smyrna 1243c per lb California 10 lb box 0 h. Honey Wisconsin Colorado California New York per crate 20 sections 3.50 24 sections . Popcorn per lb old 4c new 3c Hickory Nuts new shells 6c per lb large dead Walnuts 1 bu 1.25 per bu
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Smyrna
California
Wisconsin
Colorado
New York
Markets in New York End Year With Mostly Steady Prices
New York markets report dull to steady movement across commodities. Flour unchanged. pork firmer for mess at 22.50. lard weaker in midwest spot around 10.75 to 10.85. Sugar varied from raw to refined, coffee and hay prices shown, along with butter eggs and cheese receipts and values.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
Butter Creamery Firsts and Dairy Excerpts
Chicago section lists dairy items with firsts and prices, noting cheese twins and vegetables. It mentions live poultry, fowls, ducks, geese and potatoes with scattered prices.
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Chicago
Dee
Grain Gossips on Receipts and Wheat Market Signals
Grain gossip notes Thursday receipts for wheat at 42, corn 656, oats 45. Year ago receipts were higher for wheat and oats. Northwest totals show varied arrivals across Minneapolis, Duluth, and Winnipesaukee with 60 cars vs last year 650. Wheat trades around 96 cents May with market nerves and uncertain demand before January.
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Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipes
Dividend Declarations From Major Firms This December
Several companies announce dividends with payment dates in December and January. Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal posts a 2 4 percent quarterly payout payable December 31 to holders of record December 28. International Paper plans a 0.5 percent preferred dividend payable January 16 to record January 5. Panhandle Electric sets a regular dividend on preferred and common payable January 25 to stockholders of record January 6. Minneapolis General Electric declares a semi annual preferred dividend of 3 per share and a quarterly common dividend of 1.75 per share payable January 1 to stockholders of record January 18.
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Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Coal Company
International Paper Company
Minneapolis General Electric Company
Sos
Bank Wrecker Indicted for Grand Larceny in New York
Jos G Robin was indicted by a New York grand jury on grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing 80 dollars from the Northern Bank of New York. Former District Attorney Jerome, Robin's counsel, sought bail of 25000 dollars and asked for a commission to examine his sanity and for guard placement.
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New York
Jos
G. Robin
Grand
Northern Bank of
Jerome
Robin
Crain
Whitman
Aetna License Expires in Indiana
Indiana Insurance Commissioner says Aetna indemnity license expires January 31 and no in scope review will occur before then. If Aetna seeks a new license, its affairs will face careful scrutiny. The firm paid 65 000 in state funds after a contractor failure at Southeastern hospital for the insane. In 1909 it earned 15000 in Indiana premiums and operates seventy agents with surety and other lines.
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Indiana
Aetna Indemnity Company
Northern Bank of New York
State Insurance Department
Cyrus W. Neal
Aetna
Southeastern Hospital
Anthracite coal prices and delivery notes from Pittsburgh area
A fragmented list of coal types and prices including Pittsburh lump at 83.00 per ton and various grades such as anthracite nut and forked lump. References to Pocahontas and Kanawha coal, bag charges, and delivery terms appear, indicating a marketplace pricing sheet for coal and coke with cellar and chute handling fees.
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Pittsburh
Pocahontas
Jones Pie
Linton
Hocking Valley
Brazil
Orun
Raymond
Connellsville
Wholesale Hides and Skins Prices From Indianapolis Market
The notice lists per pound prices for hides and skins including No. 1 and No. 2 grades. Hides cover cured, green, kip, and horse varieties with prices ranging from 9 cents to 3.50 dollars per pound.
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Indianapolis
Jacksons Sentencing in Coal Graft Case Amid Humiliation
In the coal graft case Jackson receives a sentence after prosecutors prove more than 7,000 was siphoned from city and hotel funds. Court cites remorse and the impact on his family, while others like Hanrahan and Edmonston face restitution and employment changes. Offenders plead guilty. stockholders tied to Edwin Gross family lose.
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Jeanette Stern
Jackson
Claypool
Hooton
City
Gross
John Hanrahan
English
William English
Capt. English
Hanrahan
Charles Edmonston
City Hospital
Edwin Gross
Japanese Officials Prepare Diplomatic Apology Note
Tokyo reports a diplomatic note of apology from Japan to Washington after the assault on American Vice Consul Adolph Williamson in Dairen. Williamson, who has recovered, wishes the affair to be dropped, stating he was mistaken for a Russian and the attack carried no hostile intent toward the United States.
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Tokio
Washington
Adolph Williamson
Dairen
Williamson
Digren
United States
Two Japanese Deported and Arrested in Manila
In Manila on December 2 a Japanese national was deported as an undesirable by military order and another was turned over to civil authorities for trial on charges of illegally storing explosives. The crackdown on alleged plots continues with strict enforcement of city ordinance prohibiting explosive storage without a permit.
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Manila
Hubby Has Mania for Moving Pictures
In Wilkes Barre Mrs William Davis sought support from her husband Edward Davis claiming he spends all his money on moving picture shows. She said he saved 100 and invested it in a moving picture machine later sold for 23. The court ordered Davis to pay 10 a month to his wife.
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Wilkesbarre
William Davis
Edwardsville
Davis
Charcoal Eph Returns Cracking Wise at Gravy Feast
A Baltimore Sun item notes Charcoal Eph back in form joking about theology and his protection as Deacon Smiff roows chickens low. He invites Mistah Jackson to try the gravy and keeps a playful streetwise tone about local supper duties.
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Charcoal Eph
Smiff
Mistah Jackson
Baltimore Sun
Dividend of Two Dollars per Share Declared
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 30 1910. WM R Driver treasurer.
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WM. R. Driver
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