Linen waists and perfumes debut on main floor display
A new supply of linen waists priced at 2 1/2 dollars arrives tomorrow. Lazell’s White Rose of Ceylon perfume sample bottles will be given out to introduce the line. Also offered are Woodworths Wild Rose Buds and other scents at 35 cents to 1 dollar per ounce, with main floor displays in the west aisle.
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Lazell
Ceylon
Fred
Woodworth
Pinaud
Piver
Vantine
Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 10 000 market strong to shade higher mixed and butchers 7 00 7 47 good heavy 7 30 7 50 rough heavy 7 30 7 15 light 6 90 7 35 pigs 6 15 6 80 bulk 7 25 7 40 Cattle receipts 1 000 market strong Beeves 5 15 7 50 cows and heifers 2 50 6 50 stockers and feeders 3 75 5 60 Texans 5 10 6 50 calves 5 25 7 00 Sheep receipts 6 000 market strong Sheep 5 25 6 50 lambs 4 40 9 35
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Pittsburg
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Snapshot
Rouse Bros. at 130 Kentucky avenue report bid prices for farm commodities in Indianapolis. Corn 82 to 85 cents, shelled oats 51 to 57 cents, sheaf data 13 to 15 dollars, timothy 15 to 16.50 dollars, new clover 12 to 13 dollars, mixed hay 14 to 15 dollars, wheat straw 5 to 6 dollars, oats straw 6 to 7 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
A. W. Thomson
W. Wheat
AIFE
yAsk. tNominal
East Buffalo Live Stock Trading Report May 14
East Buffalo reports cattle receipts at 15 head, prime cattle selling around 6 to 6.54 dollars per hundredweight and butchers 4.50 to 6.10. Yearlings and calves show active demand with calls to 8 dollars. Sheep and lambs total 8,000 with lambs 6 to 8.40, yearlings 6.75 to 7.75, and sheep 3.50 to 6.60. Hogs number 4,550 with values for Yorkers 7.30 to 7.55, pigs 7.00 to 7.15, mixed 7.60 to 7.70, heavies 7.70 to 7.15, roughs 6.20 to 6.70, stags 5.50 to 6.00.
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East Buffalo
Hogs and cattle receipts show strength in Cincinnati market
Cincinnati May 14 hog receipts 2 405, cattle 836 with active and strong trade. Extra 684 pound heifers and steers sold at 6 75 dollars, bulls firm with few on sale, calves active and higher 5 50 to 7 00, sheep receipts 416 with lambs weaker 6 00 to 8 75, yearlings 5 00 to 6 75. Chicago same date notes Salvation Army western convention in Chicago May 18 to 26 with 400 officers expected.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Salvation Army
Hogs Prices Rally as Demand Surges in Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis on May 14 reports receipts of 5,500 hogs 1,500 cattle and 0 sheep with hogs selling near 7.15 to 7.50 as demand from outside buyers stays strong. Cattle and sheep runs were moderate with steady to strong prices, odd spring lambs selling up to 10.00 and clipped lambs at 7.75 while calves advanced 2 cents or more. In Pittsburgh the market shows steady to higher values across hogs cattle and sheep with prime hogs around 7.50 and veal calves up to 7.50.
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Indianapolis
Jay
Sas
Abe
ChaSeebeay
Lee Cavalle
Wheat Enough To Go Around Trade Bulletin
Wheat supply questions dominate grain markets as traders seek certainty on global and domestic stocks. Eugene Portelle & Co a Chicago Board of Trade member firm offers full crop statistics and growth data via daily trade bulletin.
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Chicago
Dail Leiter
Evulletin
Eugene Portelle & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
LaSalle St
Indianapolis
Board of Trade
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Gains and Cautious Turn
Opening trading shows strength with prices up fractions to around a point. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific advance. Amalgamated Copper gains about a point. steel and other leaders firm. Early gains fade as market recedes. London purchases select stocks. cash corn and oats demand reported. crop prospects favorable in the state.
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New York
Union Pacific
London
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Reading and Steel Common
Daily Market Letter Wheat market reacts to rains and cash demand
Chicago May 14 Wheat futures moved contrary to expectations as rains in the southwest sparked a rally. July up 1 8 cents and September recovered, with large traders and wire houses among buyers. Strength stemmed from light receipts, firm cables, and heavy cash wheat moves in Minneapolis. Corn eased about 4 to 1 2 cents amid selling by leading houses. Foreign markets showed gains in Liverpool Berlin and Budapest.
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Eugene Purtelle & CO
Chicago
Ill
Armour
Bartlett Patten
Minneapolis
Minneapois
Duluth
Liverpool
Berlin
Patten House
Noyes Jackson
Armour, Rankin, Rharf
Indianapolis Grain Prices Mixed Across Wheat and Corn
Grain bids show wheat steady with No 2 red at 1 45 track and futures for May at 1 44. No 2 white corn through billing 76 14c and No 4 white mixed at 75 4c. Oats gain strength with No 2 white at 58 for billing and hay steady with Timothy around 14 3. Rye No 2 at Shc through billing.
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Indianapolis
Hay—Steady
Timothy
Chicago Cash Grain 更新价目日间行情
Chicago cash grain prices show bid levels for wheat corn and oats with multiple grades. Wheat ranges from No 2 red at 1.46 to No 2 hard 1.28 and spring at around 1.22 to 1.30. Corn prices list No 2 Yellow around 0.7614 to 0.784 with No 3 near 0.751 to 0.764. Oats and hog prices included across white and standard grades.
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Chicago
Ieiec
Tobacco Combine Dominates U.S. Tobacco Output
The American Tobacco Company controls over 82 percent of chewing tobacco, 71 percent of smoking tobacco, 86 percent of snuff, and 82 percent of cigarett e output in the nation. Key leaders include James B. Duke, Thomas F. Ryan, Oliver H. Payne, Anthony N. Brady, with Moore & Schley-Elkins involved. future senate scrutiny promised.
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Américan Tobacco Company
Tobacco Trust
Ryan
Dolan
Whitney
Brady
Widener
Elkins
Finance
Thomas F. Ryan
American Tobacco Company
James B. Duke
Oliver H. Payne
Standard Oil Fame
Anthony N. Brady
Moore & Schrey
Elkins, Whitney and Widener
Senate
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