Markets and Livestock Prices Slump Across Regions
Receipts show 4,500 hogs 9 cattle and 400 sheep with declines from a week ago and year. Hog prices opened strong then fell 10 to 25 cents. sales ranged 7.90 to 8.30 with most around 8.25. Cattle arrivals small with steady to firm prices. calves and bulls firm. sheep and lambs steady to strong with top near 3.75. Regional figures from Pittsburg and Cincinnati show slow markets and mixed ranges across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Pittsburg
Heeves
Cincinnati
Siagacen
Ennee
Stock Yards Talk: Chicago Cattle Liquidation Deepens
Chicago traders report a burst of liquidation as farmers dump half fat steers bought at high prices. Corn prices dip while fear grows over converting corn into beef. About 35 000 cattle arrived in Chicago, causing a glut of cheap beef and tightening fat cattle supply for later periods.
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Chicago
James E. Poole
Standard Faces Big Fine in Sherman Act Case
The Standard on company of Indiana will be brought to federal court in Jackson Tennessee on Wednesday to answer alleged Sherman anti trust violations. Judge John E. McCall will hear the case, viewed as as significant as the Chicago suits before Judge Kene saw M. Landis. If convicted on all counts the maximum penalty possible totals 30 084 000 dollars with a minimum of 4 824 000 dollars.
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Standard
Jackson, Teno
Company of Indiana
John E. McCall
Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Wheat prices drift on early Liverpool cables
Early Tuesday Liverpool cables showed wheat up 4d, while second cables quoted wheat 4d lower than Monday and corn unchanged. Winnipeg exchange was the only market in session on this side of the water, wheat prices ruling a fraction lower amid a subdued market.
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Liverpool
Winnipeg
Chicago cash grain prices fade into a volatile mix
Chicago prices show wide spreads across wheat and corn with No 2 red wheat quoted near 9 15 to 9 7 and No 3 red around 8 9 to 9 1 on mixed bids, while varieties of winter and spring wheats field variable cents per bushel and multiple whites and yellows appear in scattered ranges.
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Chicago
Spring
Ysc
WGN
Ellow
Paige Fain
Wheat and hay inspections show mixed grain movements
The report notes wheat prices with small variations for No 2 red and others across November December and January. Inspections list inbound and outbound grain car counts by type including No 3 white No 2 yellow No 3 yellow and mixed, with totals for wheat corn hay and timothy in No 1 classes and small sample movements.
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Sample
Hay
Timothy
Wagon Market Prices and Grain Output Report
Wheat No 2 red 89 cents per bushel sample milling. Corn old 5 60e, new 40 45e. Shelled corn price unclear. Timothy hay 15 to 17 dollars, baled, mixed hay 12 to 14.59 dollars baled. Straw prices 80 dollars, data straw 567 dollars, wheat straw price unclear.
Market Prices for Grains and Seeds
Grain and seed prices listed: corn cash 52 cents, December 43 percent, May for July. Oats cash and December, 36 1/2 cents. Rye No 2 78 cents No 3 74 cents. Cloverseed cash and November $8724, December and March 677A. Alsike prime and December $9.05. Timothy prime and November $1.40.
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Desembert
Alsike
Timothy
Grain grade list with assorted wheat barley and rye terms
The text lists grain classifications including winter wheat No. 2 red 4c No 3 yellow and various percentages for white and other grades, alongside descriptions for oats and barley categories and rye figures. It reads as an OCR of a commodities specification sheet with fragmented units and labels.
Wheat market quiet in Liverpool on Tuesday
Liverpool November 8 The wheat market was quiet Tuesday with futures closing a bit lower than Monday. Corn and oats followed a similar trend as traders stayed cautious amid steady demand and limited supply actions.
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Liverpool
Coro AG Fa
Bitter Elgin butter board feud stirs Chicago market
A five member Elgin committee led by C H Potter seeks to raise weekly butter prices to burden Chicago commission men. W H Holmes of Fox River butter company faces heavy opposition from Chicago traders who accuse him of swaying producers with letters. Butter remains at 29 cents while tensions escalate ahead of December directors election.
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Chicago
Elgin Butter Board
C. H. Potter
Elgin
Chicago Commission
W. H. Holmes
Fox River Butter Company
Strong
Commission
St.epnething
Harley J. Credicott
Manger
A. H. Barber & Co
Neo
Holmes
Coal Prices and Coke Varieties in Regional Markets
Coal prices listed for anthracite and coke by type and mine, including Pocahontas and Brazil block, with bagged and loose pricing, extra charges for cellar storage, spur fees, and delivered options. The note ends with a Chicago News quotation about stating actions rather than intentions.
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Blossburg
wsCitizens
Obio Jackson
Raymond
Connellsville
Boe
Pocahontas
Linton Egg
Brazil
Wall Street banks closed for elections trading freeze
Amid general elections, all U S banks and stock, grain and other exchanges will be closed Tuesday. The report lists various bonds and securities with bid and price quotes, reflecting a broad market pause during the holiday.
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United States
Metal market quotes show mixed copper tin and lead
New York on Monday featured a peoneer tone in the market with copper for September and November at 12.60 to 12.65, December 12.55 to 12.65, January 12.60 to 12.75. Lead at 44.45, spelter 5.80 to 6.30, and tin 36.25 to 36.45.
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New York
American securities show mixed start amid elections interest
London market opens with irregular American securities as traders focus on elections. Pennsylvania Railroad gains two points early, while New York Central Reading and Louisville and Nashville rally later to close with solid advances amid broad activity.
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London
American
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Reading
Louisville & Nashville
Grain Gossip From Minneapolis Sifts World Wheat Climate
Grain man Charles E. Lewis reports Antwerp traders see limited bullish wheat outlook while Paris buyers hold ample stocks. Argentina expected to push wheat on world markets as French and Liverpool supplies shift. November USDA crop data due with farm stocks and weight measures. McQuillan suspended in Cincinnati for six months over a $125 dispute. Liverpool wheat largely controlled by American traders with hopes of higher prices.
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Charles E. Lewis
Minneapolis
Wis
Uncle Sam
Argentina
United States
Hunter Sharp
Lyons
W. R B. McQuillan
McQuillan & Co
Cincinnati
Joseph F. Pritchard
Liverpool
Europe
Australia
New saTrio
Santa Fe
Manitoba
Everpool
Paris
Antwerp
Budapest
Soldiers Fear Cholera Mutiny At Constantinople Barracks
In Constantinople soldiers threaten to mutiny to escape cholera ravages. Barracks are described as wholly insanitary. A revived report claims former Sultan Abdul is dying in his prison palace at Salonica.
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Constantinople
Abdul
Salonica
Steel giants push capacity near peak as 1911 outlook bright
John Lambert notes United States Steel Corp operates at 75 percent of capacity with October orders up 8 percent over September and nine month exports rising. He predicts 1911 earnings near 180 million, citing improved plant efficiency, Gary works as a model, and open hearth projects at Youngstown. Copper reports show refined output rising while stocks decline, signaling health in metal markets.
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John Lambert
American Steel and Wire Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Saya
Day Gould
United States Steel Corporation
Ralio
Easning
Steel Corporation
Gary
Republic
Youngstown
Copper Producers’ Association
United Metals Selling
United Metals Selling Company
London Bar Silver Steady at 25 4d
London market reports bar silver steady at 25 4d as of November 3, with prices unchanged from prior levels. The brief bullion note indicates stable trading sentiment in London.
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London
New York Bar Silver and Mexican Dollars Report
New York bar silver closes at 56 34 cents per ounce with a bid at 56 34 cents. Mexican dollars quoted at 47 1 2 cents per peso in late trading with little variation from prior levels.
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New York
Staples Prices Range This Week Compared To Last Year
The week ends with cash prices for staple commercial products. Comparisons are made to quotations from the same period last year, highlighting changes in cost across common items.
Fruits and Vegetables Price List Listing by Item
A long OCR style listing shows bulk prices for apples and other fruits, vegetables, and nuts. Entries include Baldwin apples 52.55 cwt and various bri or box prices, California and New York fruits, grapes, pears, pineapples, beans, cabbage, lettuce, mushrooms, potatoes, onions, sweet potatoes, and miscellaneous items such as chestnuts and walnuts with per unit or per box rates.
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Bulk Baldwin
Grimes Golden
Ben Davis
Jonathan
California
Malaga
Spanish
Gio
New York Accords
Florida
New York
Indiana
Kiefer
Southery
Michigan
Valencia
Virginia Sweet
Goa
Wisconsin
Colorado
Markets Update: Butter Eggs Poultry and Grain Prices
New York and Chicago markets show butter firm at 30c creamery extras, eggs at 20c to 27c, and live poultry prices for fowls and turkeys listed. Grain notes include flour dull, pork steady at $19.50, and various cheese, butter, and dairy figures alongside regional variations.
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N.Y
N. Y
Wisconsin
Youne Bens
Phil
Durks
Drewo
Limberg
New
Neufchatel
Eagle Brand
New York
Middle West
Rio
Chicago
Real estate transfers list deep Bloomington area parcels
A long roster shows Edward J Gansepoh to Edward L Kruse et al and many others selling lots and parts of quarters in multiple additions and townships. Prices range from 340 to 8600 dollars with parcels described as vacant improved or partially improved on streets and avenues such as Park, Olive, Central, Berwick, Audubon, Sixteenth, and Broadway.
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Edward J. Gansepoh
Edward L. Kruse Et Ax
St. Bruce's
Park Avenue
Twenty-ffth Street
Jennie Snutton
Charles N. Osborn
Spann &Co
Woodlawn
Permnaton Avenue
Olive Street
Charles J. Brinkman
Malcolm G
Irvington
Audubon Avenue
Lowell Avenue
George W. Powell
Anna J. Bromwell
Coestigan’s
Johnson Hears
Sixteenth Street
Garfield Place
Cornell Avenue
Charles A. Allison
John H. Furnas
Decatur
Charles F. Redding
Edgar J. Hicks
Center Township
William A. Kuntz
Ella S. Hawk
Beech Grove
Crown Hill
Christian Nienaber
Trott Et al
Germania Avenue
Washington Street
Conrad Jennings
Lloyd McIntire
Woods
Oakland Park
Oakland Avenue
Tenth Street
John Y. Parker
Margaret E. Mortland
Transfers Report Records Auctions and Property Deals
Transfers total 31 entries with buyer seller and amount. Various parcels in Lincoln Park, Merrill's and Englewood areas. Notable sums include $2 450 for Englewood lots and multiple $2 000 transfers.
Straws in East Fail to Reveal Wind's Course
Early voting opened with light rain and low turnout as party leaders watch socialist ballots for impact. Democrats tout state and congressional wins while Republicans insist on stronger showing. Maryland reports its heaviest off year turnout as Connecticut and Delaware record active races for governor and legislature.
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Harmon
Norker
Harding
Sixty Foreigners Naturalized At U S Clerk Office
At the closing of naturalization books the United States clerk reported sixty foreigners applied in the last week to become citizens and gain the vote. The day marked the busiest ever in the office with papers sworn and filed. Applicants were nearly evenly split politically, mostly Italians and railroad workers.
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United States
Miners in Pennsylvania Take Day Off to Vote
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania thousands of miners abstain from work to participate in an election day vote. The laborers from mining districts join the effort to ensure their civic duty is fulfilled amid scattered polling locations across the state.
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Pennsylvania
Unions Influence Grows in Coal Mining Belt Election
Workers in the hard coal mining region show heightened interest in the election, obeying a strike order urging labor-friendly candidates. The State Labor organization notes increased activity and solidarity among workingmen affecting electoral engagement.
Negroes Oppose Democrats in South Carolina Vote
In Columbia South Carolina on election day three negroes ran to oppose Democratic congressmen as electors considered a legislative amendment to increase the state Supreme Court bench from four to five. Voter turnout was light due to absence of contests.
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Connecticut
Simon E. Baldwin
Columbia
S. C
Supreme Court Bench
Recluse Annie White Murdered in Alexandria Cottage
Alexandria police probe brutal killing of Annie N White a recluse whose body was found beaten with a chest wound and upper body crushed. Thomas Ford a Black man who admitted visiting her twice is held but denies involvement as detectives seek the slayer.
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Alexandria
Annie N. White
Columbus Street
Thomas Ford
Italians Seek Fast Nationalization in Newcastle Courts
Fifty Italian residents filed new petitions asking County Clerk Burgess to issue naturalization papers. Clerk Burgess argued lack of circuit court jurisdiction. the demurrer was overruled and no general denial was filed by noon. Judge Jackson vowed speedy action despite anticipated delays from Democratic supporters of the costs.
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Newcastle
Ind
Burgess
Circuit Court
Jackson
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