Market Report on Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts
Saturday market receipts totaled 5000 hogs 750 cattle and 100 sheep with smaller additions since last week and year. Hogs saw fair demand local buyers paid slightly higher prices with many head selling near 7 1 0 0. Cattle灯 Calves scarce with steady to firm prices and strong calves while bulls held steady. Sheep light arrivals with sales at quoted steady prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeske
Hart
Bisseeeel
Culves
Livestock Market Report Across Multiple Cities
Pittsburg and unions stockyards report light supply and slow to steady demand for cattle hogs sheep and lambs with varied prices. East Buffalo and Cincinnati show mixed receipts and steady to strong crests with primes and butchers prices listed for steers hogs and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bae Tiay
East Buffalo
N.Y
Cincinnati
Hog Prices and Cattle Market Forecast in Chicago Gossip
James E Poole notes hog supplies will be ample despite a perceived pork shortfall. Receipts in Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Louis and St Joseph run about 193000 this period versus 260000 last year. Packers push cattle, hog values hold despite bear campaigns with beef cheaper on books by 1.50 per cwt, yet consumers see no price drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James E. Poole
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
New Automobile Concerns Form Amid Industry Surge
Recent incorporations signal a burst of activity in the auto sector. New firms include Pickard Brothers motor car company in Brockton Massachusetts with 130000 capital, Rivest motor supply in Camden New Jersey, Low speed turbine in Camden, Barnes fender in Asbury Park, Gross-Magill motor truck in New York, Draper-Latham magneto in New York, and Gett manufacturing with 200000 capital. An inter bite and emy group shows 420000000 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickard Brothers Motor Car Commy
Brockton, Mass
Capital
Rivest Motor Supply Company
Camden
LN. 4
Low Speed
Torbine Company
N. J
Barnes
Automobile Fender Company
Asbury Park
Gross- Magill Motor Truck Company
New York
Draper-Latham Magneto ‘Company
Dobetot Motor Company
Bangor
Inc
Gett Manufacturing Company
We Ide
Inter
A Bite
Emy
Wheat futures tumble and rally cap gains in mixed session
Wheat futures closed lower after a volatile day in Chicago with an early decline followed by a rally that lifted December delivery above Friday's close before finishing down. Corn fluctuated, oats held firm, and provisions saw heavy selling in the card market amid professional trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cora
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Reported
Chicago price table shows cash grain values for wheat corn and oats with multiple grades. No. 2 red wheat around 92 to 94 cents, No. 2 hard winter 92 to 95, various spring grades near 1.00 per bushel, corn with No. 2 around 51 to 54 cents, white and yellow grades around 51 to 54 cents, oats values for No. 2 white near 31 to 32 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain and hay bid summary with mixed lots and totals
Market notes show wheat and corn bids with decimal prices and no bids for oats and hay. Inspections list inbound and outbound car counts for wheat corn oats and mixed feeds, plus timothy and clover movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste
Hay
wNo
Sample
Timothy
Market Quotations for Grains and Feed
Wagon market notes offer prices for corn oats hay and straw. Red wheat samples and assorted hay blends appear with per unit costs and bundled quantities. Details include shelled oats at 33 cents per unit and timothy hay around 15 dollars per load with variations for mixed and haled straw values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aogen
GSS
Wheat Market Movements in Liverpool on Tuesday
Wheat opening in Liverpool rose on firmer American demand and a Walla Walla sale to France, with Manitoba parcels buoying interest. Morning trading turned heavier as U S cash ease in Winnipeg reduced gains. Argentina crops stay favorable and Buenos Aires holiday limited activity. Market closed dull with small net gains, corn irregular and near positions steady on strong spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
America
Manitoba
Walla Walla
France
Winnipeg
Aregentina
Buenos Ayres
Toledo data and seed cash terms in mixed figures
Fragmentary list shows commodities such as Cloverseed and Alsike prime with several cash and date references. Mentions Timothy prime and oats cash figures, plus scattered month entries and numbers, lacking coherent narrative or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo. C
Agers
Alsike
Timothy
Wheat and grain price notes from Buffalo market
Buffalo market sheet lists Spring Wheat No. 1 northern at 1.99 and Winter Wheat prices for red and white No. 2, Corn No. 2 and No. 3 yellow, Oats No. 2 and No. 4 white, Burley and Rye figures, with miscellaneous quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupfpfalo
Burley
Negro Loses Foot In Railroad Underpass Crash
L. N. Montgomery, 938 Forest Avenue, struck by a Big Four engine under the viaduct Friday morning. His left foot was crushed as he walked along the railroad track and tried to evade the engine but slid down the embankment and into it. He was sent to the city hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Montgomery
Forest Avenue
Montgomery
Wall Street Quiet Opening With Mixed Stock Moves
A quiet Saturday morning on Wall Street showed mixed movements in major rail and steel shares. Union Pacific Southern Pacific Reading and New York Central rose while St Paul and Canadian Pacific fell. steel slipped then recovered to 14 above close, Smelters up 1 4 4 percent, Amalgamated Copper down 4 percent, and Toledo St Louis Southwestern above Friday. Volume 165 300 shares. final quotations 14 4 percent better than open. Market sentiment mixed with bearish professional tone and a Minnesota court decision pending next week on Union and Southern Pacific merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
New York Central
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Toledo, St. Louis & Southwestern
London
Meyer & Content
Minnesota
Union
Southern Pacific Werger
Fragmented Bond Market Notes and Ticker Snapshots
A dense OCR fragment lists various bond and stock notes with listings for railroad and utility issues, percentages, and maturity terms. The text contains multiple company abbreviations and prices, including Pac, Ists, Reading, U. P., Gen. Elec., Tron Mt., Wab. Ref., Westh, and others, interspersed with numeric yields and issue IDs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T
Ste Hison
ORY B. Kh. T
L.S. Wolst
D. Tt. G
R. I
C. Ke
Sa. P
C.&n
Yex. Pac
Eric Peksrey
U. P
Mt. Js
W.shore
Westh
New York Curbs Stand Oil and Tobacco Prices Listed
A fragmented rate table lists oil, tobacco, and misc securities with varied percentages and price quotes. Entries include Am. Tob., U.S. Lt, Chino Cp., Nipissing, UnMn, and others with percentages and share-like figures, reflecting a snapshot of market quotes and holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pelea
Tob
U.S
Miami Cp
Ray Cons
Oh.Cp
Chino Cp
Ry Ct
Nipissing
el Rayo
jMan
U. S. Let
Clearing house banks report mixed week data
New York reports the weekly statement of clearing house institutions with an average cash reserve of 25.07 percent and a reserve increase of 2,582.97. United States loans fall by 15,564,700 while specie drops 745,500 and legal tenders decline 409,500. Deposits decrease 14,045,100 and circulation rises 382,500. Actual reserve ratio stands at 20.10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
New York Money Rates and Sterling Exchange Update
New York November 12 Money market notes report no substantial change in prices. Posted rates show sterling exchange at about 485.60 for demand and around 4819 for sixty day bills, with bankers' activity unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Money
New York
Sterling Exchinge
Asti
Bankers
Boston Stocks Opening Quotations
Boston stock market report lists East Butte 1154 Nipissing 10 United Fruit 1Sf North Tutte oy with early exchange quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Stock Exchange
East Butte
Nipissing
United Fruit
North Tutte
Crude Rubber Market Firm In New York Trade
The crude rubber market was firm in New York with Pura upriver fine at 1.45 bid and coarse grades at 1.00, indicating steady demand across the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pura
New York and London Bar Silver Prices Noted
New York barter news shows commercial bar silver at 56 cents and Mexican dollars at 47 cents as of November 12. London bar silver stands firm at 20 KL on the same date, reflecting steady market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Bar Silver
London
Bar Silver Firm
Corporate dividends declared for December and November
The General Electric Co. declares a 2 percent quarterly dividend payable January 14 to holders of record December 3. The Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula Railway Co. sets a 1 percent quarterly dividend on both preferred and common stocks payable December 1 to holders of record November 19. The Philadelphia Electric Co. issues a 1.44 percent quarterly dividend payable December 15 to record holders November 0. The Homestake Mining Co. approves a 50 cent monthly dividend payable November 8 to stockholders of record November 1. The Associated Merchants Co. proclaims 1 percent plus an extra dividend on common stock payable November 30 to holders of record November 23. The United Dry Goods Co. declares 1.5 percent quarterly on its preferred stock payable June 1 to stockholders of record November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Associated Merchants’ Company
United Dry Goods Company
Tus
Incorporations and Dissolutions Listed in Public Notice
Public notices summarize new corporate formations and a dissolution. Gootland grain company Goodland with 30000 capital stock lists Walter E Rich Jacob D Rich and Frank C Rich as directors. Frankfort vinegar manufacturing company Frankfort 10000 capital stock lists James C B Beatty Charles F Cresk and William L Fisher as directors. Toledo computing scale company Toledo titled New Jersey incorporation with Indianapolis agents Frank E Gavin James L Gavin and Paul d Davis. Kelley Semmes realty company Gary 500000 capital stock lists J Kelley G M Semmes M Lynch as directors. Dissolution notice for a sane Nala ote company of Kokamo referenced with illegible details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gootland
Grain Company
Goodland
Capital
Walter FE. Rich
Jacob D. Rich
Frank C. Rich
Frankfort Vinegar Manufacturing Company
Frankfort
James C. B. Beatty
Charles F. Cresk
William L. Fisher
Toledo Computing Scale Company
Toledo
New Jersey
Indianapolis
Frank E. Gavin
James L. Gavin
Paul d. Davis
Kelley-Semmes Realty Company
Gary
J. Kelley
G. M. Semmes
Lynch
Kokamo
Fire 3
Hiescors Indias Tis
October earnings and rail sector activity across major firms
Net earnings for October reach 160000 at Tonopah mining. Nipissing shows estimated ore values 145250 and shipments 234201. Rail stock averages rise to 116.90 from 112.58 September. October railroads gross earnings total 18872523 for a week, with 66,717141 for the month. American Bridge books 21000 tons, Erie renewals 33000 tons contract for 1911 rails. electrolytic copper prices firm near 13c per lb with 50 to 60 million pounds sold recently. Southern Pacific gains control of Pacific Electric routes. Sacramento depot project receives 460000. Sears Roebuck directors oppose any stock dividend.
Gold receipts at Seattle assay office exceed ten million
Seattle note reports United States assay office has received over 10.5 million dollars in gold from Jan 1 to Nov 8. Alaska mint shipments totaled 9.5 million, British Columbia 1.09 million, Yukon 97,921, and other Canadian sources 304,904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
United States
Alaska
British America
Yukon Territory
Canada
Bradstreet weekly bank clearings report shows rise
Bradstreet reports total bank clearings for the week ending November 10 at 2.84 billion dollars, up from 610.2 million in the same week last year, reflecting a strong year over year growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
Underwriting 25 Million Bond Issue by American Smelting Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co announce the underwriting of 25,000,000 fifteen year bonds by the American Smelting and Refining Company. The bonds convert after seven and a half years into common stock at 100 or above, redeemable at 105 after five years. Proceeds fund floating debt and payment for Baltimore copper stock. The issuer shows strong earnings and a large surplus, with securities valued at cost on the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securities Company
Baltimore Copper Smelting and Rolling Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
Markets News: Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry Prices
Market notes from Elgin New York and Chicago show butter and cheese values steady with varied wholesale quotes. Fresh eggs, poultry, and fowl prices mix with regional fluctuations for Grade A and common grades. turkey and duck demand cited with fluctuating roaster prices and live weights across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Middle West
Sfic
Musecovado
Rio
Tiza
Tules
Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices Listed
A long list of wholesale prices across fruits vegetables and related goods. Apples including Baldwin Ben Davis Jonathan and California items show per bushel per box and bulk rates. Grapes oranges lemons and pears priced with crate and box figures. Beans cabbage beets celery cauliflower cucumbers onions and other produce priced by bu crate or doz. Also includes cocoanuts, dates, figs, honey, popcorn, nuts, and coal products with assorted bag and ton charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulk Baldwin
Grimes Golden
Ben Davis
Stow
Jonathan
Colorado
Belle Bower
California
Massachusetts
Florida
St. Michaels
New York
Michigan
Kiefer
Lima
H. Seed
Celery
Valencia
Case
bu.Sc
Jersey
Wisconsin
Grain Gossip Fills Chicago Wheat Pit With Bull Talk
A Chicago grain page reports Saturday receipts for wheat, corn and oats by car lots with year on year comparisons. It notes traders puzzled by price upswings led by a few strong players and hedge removals, while analysts discuss export prospects, cash prices, and the influence of big millers on futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
Northwest
Frank Cater
Indianapolis
Schwabacher
John Harrett
Arthur Cutten
Partridge
Liebstein
Wall Street Clique
City Statistics: Property Transfers and New Subdivisions
A dense list of property transactions across Indianapolis includes numerous lot sales, improvements, and vacant parcels. Names such as Leander Murphy Sarah Peele Claud Snider and many trusts exchange properties on streets like Beechwood Avenue Cornell Avenue and California Street with values ranging from 1 to 4 thousand dollars. Transfers tally 173 for the week totaling 454,219, plus noted additions, lots, and subdivision mentions in Franklin and Wayne townships.
Obituary fragment list with multiple causes and ages
A collection of brief notices lists names ages and addresses with causes of death or medical conditions. Included are Samuel Armstrong 41 Susan Hilliard 64 Mariah Hutchison 74 James Fitzgerald 44 Minnie W Puke 52 Thom Mullen 58 Nancy Howard 6 Dallas Jones 18 Harry Matlock 7 Thomas Coon 54 Riley Flaherty 72 Ella Lodge 43 Mahala Earl 81 Marcus Farr 53 Catharine Miller sr 2012 Park Ave. Each entry notes residence and ailment or hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Armstrong
Senate Avenue
Susan Hilliard
Indiana Avenue
Mariah L. Hutchison
James Foster Fitzgerald
Deaconess Hospital
Minnie Magszie W. Puke
Washington Street
Thoms Mullen
Woodlawn
Nancy EF. Howard
Oliye
Vermont Street
Ella Bb. Lodge
Shelby Street
Mahala M. Earl
South Warman Avenue
Marcus L. Farr
Hamilton Avenue
Broken Neck
Catharine Miller
Park Avenue
Long List of Couple Names Includes Many Pairs
A readable list shows multiple paired names such as Orion L. Stokes with Ines M. Nickerson and Cecil T. Thomas with Anna Dahl, among others including John Caldwell with Mary Barber and Karl Watkins with Marie Patrick, suggesting a social or wedding notice style compilation in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion L. Stokes
Ines M. Nickerson
Cecil T. Thomas
Anna Dahl
Blesbh Manuel
Grace Smith
John Caldwell
Mary E. Barber
Karl Watkins
Marie Patrick
Ernest A. Krug
Mabel L. Stock
Charlies L. Parker
Myrtle FP. Weathers
Leroy Ragan
Sadie MecAlpin
Lonnie DD. Hendrickson
Gladys L. Swartwood
Byron M. Jordan
Edna L. Hoaglan
Lloyd G. Wendisch
Henrietta L
Local Dwellings and Repairs Listed With Prices
A fragmented ledger lists multiple Indianapolis area properties with addresses and work descriptions such as shingling, reshingle, repairs, and sheds. Prices range from 125 to 55 000 dollars, including two and three story dwellings and brick veneer structures, with owners like Rubush Hunter Fatont Grath Moore Minturn and others noted alongside street corners and cross streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oa. Rubush
Meridian Street
F. E. Hunter
H. K. Fatont
Buckle
Thirtieth
Jon Grath
College
W. H. Webb
Illinois Street
Matilda Topp
Kenwood
Shimer Bros
Graceland
Thirtythird Street
Real estate transfers list with multiple lot sales
Walter D L Riter transfers part of Jets 108 110 in Chamber s subdivision Irvington to Harry B Jones and others 6500. Sigman to Thompson et al lot 20 Martin s New York addition 10x31 feet improved north side New York street east of Hanson avenue. Minerva Youngs to Hester E L Roth lot 5 Belmont place addition 130 feet vacant northwest corner Sheffield Avenue Minnesota Street 800. Landon to John P L Frenzel part of lot 2 block 1 North year addition 155x ws feet vacant east side Hinds Street south of Thirtieth Street. Byram estate to Jeannette H Hadley lots 266 267 Culver et al subdivision 1125 feet vacant northeast corner Conserv Avenue Forty second Street 500. Orris Francis to Joseph F L Teipen lot 18 Bakemeyer s subdivision south addition 15x14 feet improved south Bakemeyer street west of Meridian Street 1508. Jobo Fo Perine et al to Arthur Jordan part of northwest quarter of section 5 township 16 mile 4 one quarter acre Washington Township 15. Rodney Ho Bamrner to Charles B E McCrore lot of Souch eastern avenue and Walcott street or scree nt 39x feet reccant southeast corner Souch eastern avenue and Walcott street 1. Willikm S Trontwine to AL H Gibson lot 3 Barrows place addition 32x 114ty feet improved north side Nap Street east of Linden Street 1. William 4 Stone to Luther D Brown for 276 Bradbury & Cees southeast addition 40x275 feet vacant northwest corner Drapier and Bradbury avenues. L Ette M Weaver to Louis Chapman gia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Place
Noth
Congress Avenue
Elmira Street
Leander Murphy
Sarah Peele
Lot & Eeparts
Senate Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Louis M. Smith
Claud C. Snider
Tuxedo
Gladstone Avenue
Byram Street
Myrtle M. Runyan
Richard B. Tuttle
Ritter Et al
Indianapolis
Honche Avenue
Sol Meyer
George E. Harley
Reagan Park
Bellefontaine Street
Twenty
Indiana Trust Company
Claud Jacquart
Edwards
Johnson Heirs
Broadway
Nineteenth Street
Union Trust Company
Harvey R. Martin
Orchard View
Wayne Township
George Shirley
Woodcroft
Guilford Avenue
Fortyfourth Street
George W. Saundfer
Garfield Park
Holliday Avenue
State Avenue
George FE. Brewer
Isadore M. Chambers
Fairview Heights
Twenty-fourth Street
Kenwood Avenue
Susan Billheimer
Earl Bales
Felix T. McWhirter
Hattie D. Pearson
Woodruff Price
Middle Drive
Michigan Street
Hannah BE
Kenyon
Same
David F. Smith
Henry N. Roetter
Levi's
Hannaman’s
Pennsylvania Street
Forty-second Street
William H. Mills
A. G. Perrott
Hteck & Tuxedo Park
Garfield Avenue
New York Street
Sarah A. Denny
Frederick Mootz
U. B. Seminary
eLain Street
Miller Street
Arthur V. Brown
Perry R. Thrush
Grown
Mapleton
Thirty-ninth Street
Michael Fenton
Henry F. Weishoff
Hubbard
Walter DL. Riter
Harry B. Jones
Chamber
Irvington
Layman Avenue
Lowell Avenue
PB. Sigman
Willian CC
Thompson Et
Martin
New York
Hanson Avene
Minerva Youngs
Hester EL Roth
Conser Avenue
Orris Francis
Joseph FL Teipen
Bakemeyer’s
Township
Mile 4
Washington Township
Rodney Ho Banmert
Charles BE. McCrore
Soucheastern Avenue
Walcott Street
Willikm S. ‘Trontwine
AL H. Gibson
Barrows Place
Nap Street
Linden Street
William 4. Stone
Luther D. Brown
Bradbury & Cees
Drapier and
Bradbury Avenues
Ette M. Weaver
Louis Chapmang
Builders of San Diego new weekly publication announced
San Diego on November 12 reports a new weekly publication titled Builders of San Diego. The initial issue will appear November 16, introducing a periodical aimed at local builders and construction news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ceeseacee
Medina Amt
Aa. W Thomson Co
UBT
Navy
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Duluth
Board of Trade Statement
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Snes Reese
Joy Tod
NEW York Bonds
A. W. Thomson Copenigh
Atchison Eran Ae
Am & Lal
Renan
Ares
Kan City
Missouri
Pacific
OY 113 N
Central
Northern Pacific
Penn
Rep. Steel
Rock Island
Texas
Tost.l. & W
Pfed
Ss. Steel Beens
S. Steel
Utah Copper
Ets al
D. Ss
Tonopah Mining Company
Nipissing Company
American Bridge Company
Corn Products Refining Company
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Carnegie Steel Companies
Lexington & Eastern
Cambria Steel Company
Minnots Steel Company
Lee United States
Erie Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bradstreets
Dun
Southern Pacific Hans
Pacific Electric Railway
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Sears-Roebuck Directors
N. Y
W.scnvue
Neufchatel
Hocking Valley
Pocahontas
Brazil
Blossburg
Obio Jackson
Raymond
Connellsville
Department of Agriculture
Hinssia
Germany
Canadia
Dreyfus
Baltimore
Joseph I. Pritchard
Argentina
United i
Trix
Harry and
Carrie Burkit
Hall Place
Claud and
Micoie Bowers
Roberts’ Annex
Hoy
Jones
Billa Rosenberger
Beechwood Avenue
Frank
Myrtle Jones
Cornell Avenue
Wrt
Myrtle Pace
Leora Street
Wilbur
Laura Matlock
John and
Emma Franklin
McGuffin Street
Fames
Gertrude Breedlove
Arbor Avenue
George and
Cora Spencer
Southeastern Avenue
Detroit
Dan and
Mary Papa
California Street
Louis and
Loniszrus
North Warmin Avenue
Martin and
Sayer
Nick
Walter and
Mattie Debruler
Dakota Street
James and
Mabel Burgan
Arlor Avenue
Aaron and
Maud Cummings
Division Street
Pau Winfield Miller
West Fourteenth Street
Will H. van Wieler
Clifton
U. S. Bank Safe Co
A. H. Wells
Mgr
Tivington
C.h.&d. Excursion
Decatur
Bloomingdale
Indiana
Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Hartmann’s
Will H. Wade
Land Dept
Fletcher American National Bank
East Market Street
J.F. Wild & CO
Market St
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