Chicago Grain markets show Wheat uncertainty and mixed flaws
Chicago November reports show wheat trading in a wide range with no clear trend and small business, May futures around 1.00 to 1.08 per bushel, while corn strengthens and oats steady. December prices for Wheat, Corn, and Barley appear with varied open high and low figures across contracts and months.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Indianapolis Grain and Produce Prices and Live Stock Rates
Market notes from Indianapolis and Pittsburgh list grain prices for wheat corn and oats with bids for No 2 red No 3 white and mixed lots, along with hay and inspection figures. Indianapolis Produce shows fresh eggs country butter turkeys ducks hens and other staples. Pittsburgh cattle receipts and price ranges for steers heifers cows and calves are provided with animal classifications and typical market levels.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Mining and Oil Stocks Start Trading On New York Market
November 9 complex list shows stocks with varied gains and losses including Standard Oil at 704 707 and American Tobacco at 440 450. Other listed entities include Ely Cons Butte Coalition Nevada Cons Rawhide and Miami Copper with fluctuating figures.
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Ket
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Ely Cons
Butte Coalition
Cobalt Central
Nevada Cons
Rawhide
Miami Copper
Boston Cons
Greene Cananea
Nipissing
Giroux
Kerr Lake
United Copper
Cumberland Ely
Chicago Subway
Goldfield Cons
Gold Daisy
Davis Daly
la Rose
Ohio Copper
Union Mines
Manhattan Transit
Guanajuato
Ely
Cobalt Market Skews Nervous After La Rose Break
The Cobalt market opened calm but quiet during the American election and turned nervous after the La Rose breakthrough. Analysts foresee unsettled days ahead with profits-taking as a trend. La Rose cuts dividend to 8 percent to build cash reserves while expanding other acreage. Ore quality remains solid.
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la Rose
la Rose Company
Delegates arrive for three religious conventions in New York
Delegates to the Hebrews Episcopalians and Baptists conventions begin arriving in New York for the three gatherings opening today. Leaders from across the United States attend the events hosted by the three denominations.
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Hebrews
Episcopalians
Baptists
Hog market momentum shifts at Indianapolis sale
Receipts total 5,500 hogs 1,150 cattle 260 sheep with hogs showing gains while cattle and sheep fall versus a week ago. Prices mostly steady to slightly lower as buyers faced less outside competition. top hog price 7.20 7.80 with many at 8.15. Union Stockyards Chicago reports hogs 17,000 strong with mixed pricing and steady cattle and strong sheep demand.
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Indianapolis
Striking Indian Nomenclature Inspires Scenic Summer Outings
The article touts Muskoka Clear Sky Land Maga hetewan Kawartha Temagami Deep Water Wa wa The Flying Goose as ideal summer spots in North America. It advertises special low round trip fares via Grand Trunk Railway from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls. Free descriptive literature and timetables are available by mailing to W. B. Cookson, A. G. P. A. 135 Adams Street, Chicago. Bliss Native Herbs is listed at 25 W. Washington Street.
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Kawartha
Temagami
American
Chicago
Montreal
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Cookson, A. G. P
Adams Street
Story and Clark Pianos Elevate Indianapolis Presence
For over fifty years Story and Clark has built a reputation for stability and quality. A new Indiana headquarters at 245 to 247 N Pennsylvanian street showcases light filled rooms and Tiffany walls as the firm expands with advertising puzzles by manager H J Norris drawing public interest.
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Story
Clark
Indiana
Pennsylviania Street
Washington Street
Tiffany
Indianapolis
H. J. Norris
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
Market notes list grain and forage prices in Indianapolis. Wheat No 2 red at 1.04, old corn 76e, new corn 55e, shelled oats 310.009 per bushel, baled clover and straw values included with varying quality terms.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Brothers
Wall Street Opens With General Gain on Railroads and Industry
New York Nov 9 The stock market opened with a generally strong tone with fractional advances in nearly all active railroad and industrial issues. Amalgamated Copper led trading while Pennsylvania was among the few major stocks without gains. Reading and Amalgamated posted early gains before the market eased after the first minutes.
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Amalgamated Copper
Pennsylvania
Reading
Amalgamated
Building Permits Report of Housing Additions
Mary Bloome adds room at 3410 English for 200. George S. Martin expands at Veville and Twelfth for 2000. Alex Averitt moves a house from 115 W Twenty-sixth to 33 W Twenty-fifth for 500. C Baker builds at 1334 Hyatt for 1200. G Grimes constructs at Riley and University for 1400. Edwin Plummer reof at 1840 Alabama for 500. Brandt Gros fronts storeroom at 116-18 N Pennsylvania for 90. EK Hanna builds at Washington Boulevard for 2200. Ernest Williams builds at 1627 W Twenty Sixth for 2700. Lammert house at 2327 Brookalde listed.
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George S. Martin
Veville
Twelfth
Alex Averitt
W. Twenty-sixth
W. Twenty-fifth
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Hyatt
G. ©. Grimes
Riley and University
Edwin Plummer
Reof
Alabama
Brandt Gros
Pennsylvania
EK. O. Hanna
Washington Boulevard
Ernest Williams
W. Twenty Sixth
Lammert
Brookalde
City Record Notices of Births and Deaths
Births listed for many couples with addresses on Senate Temple Thirteenth Street Pine Street and others. Stillborn birth noted at Bates Street. Deaths include Lucy Jameson pneumonia True tuberculosis seabral hemorrhage gastroenteritis breast carcinoma chest pain and other causes. Hospital and street addresses indicate multiple city residents reported.
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Cora Jones
N. Senate Avenue
Harvey
Goldie Hyatt
N. Temple Avenue
Morton C
Cora Pearson
E. Thirteenth Street
W. R
Nannie Wallen
N. State Street
Albert
Ida Moris
W. Thirtieth Street
George
Ruth Teter
hKenuwood Avenue
Hoy
Ellery
Leona Kirkbride
Lucy Jameson
Smith Street
George S. Ming
N. Jefferson
Sarah House
Keystone Avenue
William F. Gilhooley
Blake Street
Mollie S. Wetter
E. St. Clair Street
Ellen L. Rhea
Steele Street
Robert V. Shaw
Warman Avenue
Nathan Bernstein
S. Wiinels Street
Nellie Sitts
City Hospital
Marion E. Panes
Burton Avenue
Mabel M. Ernest
Marriage Licenses East Buffalo News Erroneous Entry
Cattle receipts and meat market prices listed with active to steady demand. Prime cattle quoted at 6.80 to 7.00. butchers at 3.25 to 6.35. Veal receipts 150 with fairly active trade. call to choice 6.00 to 8.5.
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Pittsburg
Bic Cnis
Chetze
East Buffalo
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