Saturday Market Receipts Show Lower Runs Across Hog Cattle Sheep
Receipts totaled 2500 hogs 450 cattle and 100 sheep marking decreases from the prior week and year. Hogs saw limited outside orders with several early sales at steady to 10 cents higher than Friday while many hovered near Friday prices. Cattle and calves were in light supply with steady prices. local packers booked the offerings promptly. Sheep numbers were under 100 with sales steady as best-lot lambs quoted around 6.25 and ewes lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson, Towle &Co
New York Stock Exchange
Sayioc
United Metals Selling Company
Live Stock Prices in Pa to Chicago Cash Market Report
ER Live Stock Markets reports cattle and hog price ranges in Pennsylvania with Unionock yards data across Dec 31 including hog receipts of 9,000 and cattle receipts 200. East Buffalo balances show limited cattle and strong lamb activity. Chicago cash grain prices list multiple No. 2 to No. 4 grades across wheat corn oats with varying cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiapolis Board of Trade
Poole's Chicagyu Stock Yards Market Review
Wild weekend at the stock yards saw exporters and shippers place urgent cattle orders, while local buyers bid higher, fueling suspicions of a ruse to spark a run next week. Hog prices rose about 25 cents from the Thursday low around 7.65, and sheep trade looked brighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Chicagyu
Ecasion
Noth
Ingio
Coal Prices and Hides and Tallow Detail Amid Misc Advertisements
A listing of coal prices by type and origin including Fortontas and Connellsville with ton charges and delivery notes. includes additional notes on cellar delivery, bags, and chute charges. Also shows Indianapolis wholesale prices for hides and tallow with No. 1 and No. 2 skin rates and calf skine prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ittsburg
Iuhontas
Citizens
Connellsville
Fortontas
Hocking Valley
Ocnhontas
Brazil
Indianapolis
December Grain Market Closes Mixed Amid Busy Trading
December corn fell then rallied as shorts covered and bullish signals from Argentina and crop reports supported May and July options. Wheat edged higher while oats stayed dull. foreign markets showed mixed results with Liverpool off and Winnipeg firm. Hog futures boosted provisions as trade remained light and professional in tone.
Grain Prices and Rail Car Loadings Reported
Wheat prices hold steady with No 2 red at 98 cents and No 3 red at 98, corn range 43 to 45 cents for various white and mixed grades, oats firm with No 2 white 34 to 44 cents, hay quiet with limited car counts and total inventories listed for in and out movements across multiple grades and lots.
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Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Grain and hay prices from regional market report
Wheat No 2 red quoted at 92 cents with milling sample 90 cents. Cort-New 48 at 47 cents. Shelled oats 32 at 16 cents. Timothy hay 16 to 18 dollars with baled 15 to 18, mixed hay 13 to 15, baled 18 to 15, clover hay 10 to 13. Straw vats 8 at 7, wheat straw 0? qhE.
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New York
A. W. Thomson Co
Atchison
Glos American Can
Ee Uy
Am. Can
Amer
American Loco
My Ani
Teves
Anaconda
Baltimore & O
Brooklyn KR
Canadian Pacific
DSU
Colorado
Ptd
KO & T
Y Central
Northern Pacific
Penn. R
VA Nock Tsland
Southern Pacific
Texas
Union Pacific
L& W
Ss. Steel
S. Steel
Utah Copper
Lehigh Valley
NEW York Bonds
No. Pac
INO Y. C
S.W
L& NW
Tex. Pac
Eric Gen
IG P. Cong
U. P
Iron Mt. Ss
W.shore
L&n.unified
M. K Tie
Westhis Con
DS Ieee
NJ. C
Buffalo grain prices in late December report
Buffalo New York prices for Spring Wheat No 1 northern 1.14, Winter Wheat No 2 red 95, No 2 white 92, Corn No 2 yellow 50 1/2 c, No 3 yellow 49, No 4 yellow 47 1/2 c, sample corn 46 1/2 c, Oats No 2 white 36, No 3 white 34 4c, No 4 white 34 1/2 c, standard, Rye No 1 83 1/2 c, No 2 8 c.
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Chicago
Buffalo
N.Y
Grain price report shows European to American values
European grain quotes converted to US values include wheat and corn listings with Liverpool and Paris benchmarks, December to March futures, and multiple spot and futures prices. The text includes mixed garbled entries for locations such as Liverpool Manila and New La Plata, with several incomplete figures.
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Europe
Liverpool
Australia
Eippenoud
New
Rosario
Santa OL
Roope Cuakagiee
Manitoba
Paris
Antwerp
Budapest
Berlin
la Plata
Liverpool Futures
Stewart Girl Seized In Grand Larceny Probe
Ollie Stewart a 16 year old colored girl employed by Mrs Addie Campbell of 2158 North Capitol avenue is under arrest on a grand larceny charge. Mrs Campbell reports a diamond ring valued at 150 dollars missing and detectives Duncan and Dawson say they can connect Stewart with the two attempted safe break ins.
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Ollie Stewart
Addie Campbell
North Capitol Avenue
Harrison Loses Suit Against Island Coat Co
Judgment for the Island Coat Company was entered by Judge Pliny B. Bartholomew in superior court Saturday for 1964.22 against Russell B. Harrison former president of the Lakes Cities Electric Railway Company. The suit arose from four promissory notes executed in 1897.
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Island Coat Company
Pliny Bartholomew
Russell B. Harrison
The
Lakes Cities Electric Railway Company
Me nee seeks divorce from Dee Jones and Erte trainmaster
In Huntingon Indiana on December 31 G A Menees files for divorce naming Dee Jones as plaintiff and Erte as trainmaster and his spouse as correspondent.
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Huntingson, Ind
Aivorce
Dee Jones
Market Dull on New Year’s Eve Trading Session
Light attendance on the stock exchange floor with limited activity. Total volume about 100,400 shares as prices fell from Friday’s finals with steel and copper issues among the heaviest declines. Traders lightened positions over the holiday and closing was steady but dull.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Reading
Lehigh Valley
London
Amalgamated Copper
Tim
Boston Stock Exchange Quotations Closing
Opening stock exchange quotations list United Fruit at 191 United Shoe 5634 Superior and Pittsburg 14 Nevada Cons 184 United Shoe preferred 29 Lasalle 6 Shannon 114.
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Boston Stock Exchange
Boston
Opening Stock Exchange
United Fruit
United Shoe
Superior & Pittsburg
Nevada
Lasalle
Shannon
Money Markets Hold Quiet Substantial Sterling Rates
New York December 31. Money circles report no notable action Saturday with posted rates showing Sterling exchange at 485 48644 and bankers' bill in active trading at 485.20 485.25 for demand and 482 482% for 60 day bills.
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New York
Der
Sterling Exchange
Crude rubber prices ease. bar silver steady locally
Crude rubber remains weak with downriver and upriver fine grades bid at 1.33 per pound, coarse grades at 8c to 1. London silver closes quiet at 25 11 16 pence per ounce. New York silver bars bid around 54 to 44 cents with Mexican dollars at 45 cents.
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New York
London
New York Bank Statement and Global Crop Signals
The New York clearing house reports a 25.68 percent cash reserve for city banks with various shifts in deposits and securities including a fall in reserve and specie but gains in legal tenders and propositions. Outlooks from Liverpool note generally favorable harvest conditions in Argentina and India with others citing cold and damage in Punjabh, while Russia reports continued favorable crop outlook and abundant port arrivals.
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New York
New York City
Clearing House Association
United States
Lawn
Liverpool
Argentina
India
Calcutta
Punjauh
Russia
New Year Holiday Closes All Exchanges and Banks Nationwide
The report notes that all stock exchanges and banks nationwide will close Monday for the New Year holiday. The piece covers ongoing sugar frauds, copper price trends, and a broad view of financial activity including British capital, U S. railcar data, Bank of France gold policy, and a cautious steel market outlook.
Disbursement Totals Forecast for December to February
The Wall Street Journal notes December and January disbursements of interest and dividends will exceed last year by about 26 million dollars, totaling roughly 262.5 million. Combined December and January disbursements reach about 400 million with invested capital near 87.1 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Wall Street Journal
U.S. Farm Profit Distribution Estimated At Over 1 Billion
The text estimates that total profits distributed in the United States from December 1 to February 1 will exceed 1 billion dollars. It notes agriculture contributes about 1.747 billion annually and treats the figure as a conservative minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fruit and Produce Prices From Local Market Ad
A scanned market list shows prices for apples bananas grapes citrus and vegetables. Items include Baldwin apples $4.25 4.50 bri Roman Beauty $4 4.50 bri and California oranges $2.40 2.60 per box with other regional varieties and unit prices across fruits vegetables and greens.
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Baldwin
Ben Davis
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Colorado
California
Hubbardston
Massachusetts
Jersey
Malaga
Spanish
Messina
Florida
Louisiana
Commodity Prices Listing with Nuts and Grains
A concise price table lists per pound and per crate values for coconut counts figs Smyrna honey popcorn and various nuts. Entries include California Smyrna figs 1244c per lb and 960c per 10 1b box, honey combined Wisconsin Colorado California New York at 3.50 per crate, 24 sections, coconuts per dot 5.5c per lb and 30 cartons $1.90, popcorn 8c per lb, Hickory nuts 4c per lb, Walnuts 1.25 per bushel.
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Navy
New York
Uelery
Michigan
California
Caulittower
Mushroooms
Russett
Gide
Bermuda
Southern
Valencia
Case
Jersey
Delaware
Illinois
Wisconsin
Colorado
Markets Report Corrected Daily Butter and Eggs Prices
Market notes list fresh eggs and butter prices from Elgin and state prints with multiple items including capons, roosters, turkeys, and various cheeses. It shows per unit costs and weights for dairy and poultry products, with ad hoc pricing for Swiss, cheddar, cream cheese, and other regional brands.
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Springs
N.Y
N. Y
Limburger
Commodity Prices and Market Notes From New York
Market summary lists Fleur-Dull sugar, lard, coffee Rio No 7, tallow, hay, dressed poultry, and live poultry bids. Prices show dull to firm activity across staples with various grades and regions noted, including turkeys, ducks, and roasters with mixed quotations.
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New York
Middle West
Grain Markets Close For New Year Holiday Observance
Grain markets will be closed Monday for New Year observance. Chicago receipts show 20 train cars of wheat and 384 of corn on Saturday with no year over year comparison due to the holiday. Bulls dominated wheat Friday but traders sold into the rally. corn saw moderate gains with some selling late Friday. weather and world shipments influence futures as analysts note large discrepancies in crop estimates from Logan Bryan and government reports.
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Wall Street
New Orleans
San Francisco
Portugal
Boadstreets
Duns
New York
Board of Arbitration
Great Britain
London Economist
IWS
Bank of France
America
France
Germany
Austria
Holland
Balkans
Russia
Chicrgo
A. W. Thomsen
Logan-Bryan
Chicago
Whet
North America
United Kingdom
Corn Crop Yields See Wide Disparities Across Regions
The report notes widespread drought hurting corn on light soils while heavy lands and bottoms show fair to good yields. About 75 percent of state reports indicate yields 3 to 5 bushels per acre below expectations, creating uncertainty in total production. Southern states report up to 125 million bushels more than last year. Details by state follow.
US Foreign Trade in 1910 Likely to Surpass All Earlier Years
For eleven months through November 1910 the sum of imports and exports reached $3,063,384,054, higher than 1907. Imports rose sharply to about $1.426 billion while exports hovered near $1.687 billion, positions that suggest full-year imports around $1.35 billion and exports near $1.84 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
India
Adams County Vote Buying Probed by Judge Blair
Judge Blair launches next grand jury probe into vote selling in Adams county. Investigations reveal funding from national, state, and candidate campaigns fed poll counts. Report says poverty and poor crops pushed locals to sell votes, with tens of thousands of dollars moved and many voters traveling with special rates for ballots.
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Blair
Congress
Adams County
National Campaign
State
National Fund
A. R. Johnson
A. Blair
Cincinnati
Will production petition in probate court
Florence White of Chicago asks Judge Brant B. Ross to compel Carl and Jessie D Camby to appear and produce the will of Edwin J Armstrong of North Indianapolis who died recently. The petition, filed Saturday, states White is a legatee and the Grundys of Newcastle hold the will. The date set for appearance is January 1.
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Florence White
Chicago
Brant B. Ross
Carl
Jessie D. Camby
Edwin J. Armstrong
North
Indianapolis
Grundys
Gundys
Newcastle
Ex Postmaster Dies in Columbus Area
John W. Green, former Taylorsville postmaster and longtime general merchant, died Friday from a brain hemorrhage in Columbus, Ind. He had served as postmaster for Taylorsville and operated a mercantile business for thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
John W. Green
Taylorsville
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NEW York Money
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South Meridian Street
Frank D. Stalnaker
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