Market Receipts Show Mixed Hog, Cattle and Sheep Prices
Receipts Tuesday totaled around 10 000 hogs 1500 cattle and 700 sheep with gains over last week but hog prices softer while cattle and sheep show year over year gains. Outside-competition shortages pressured prices as hogs sold mostly between 6 1/2 and 7 1/2 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle sale activity was modest with only slight price adjustments while the feeder trade remained dull. Sheep and lamb listings were ample yet clearances were solid with lambs around 46 dollars and ewes near 4 40.
Live Stock Markets Across Several Cities
Cattle and hog prices move in multiple markets with mixed demand. Pittsburg records steady to dull levels across cattle, sheep and hogs, while East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards show slow to steady trends, with varied prices for steers calves sheep lambs and hogs. Cincinnati reports quiet cattle and steady calves and sheep and lamb markets on Nov 15.
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Stock Yards Tale by James E Poole
Chicago yards gossip by James E Poole reports Buffalo and Pittsburg flooded with bogs halting west light supply conditions. Packers cut prices, market weak, hogs retreating from highs, current futures narrowing price gaps. Hope for a funding oasis grows as bogs sell near 7.0 per cwt and packers resist free buying until then.
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Colonel Not Scared by Wag Oner's Music Conflict
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky dialogue line about Colonel and Wag Oner's music. It references a confession of not being exactly youthful and includes stray phrases like “Star” and “2.”, with unclear context or人物.
Wheat market rises on Liverpool firm tone in Chicago trade
Chicago grain notes show a strow wheat market advancing about one half a percent led by Armour with few others following. Liverpool prices moved higher aiding strength while corn stayed steady and oats were dull. hogs weighed on provisions as trades were mostly by scalpers.
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Chicago Cash Grain Prices See Wide Range On Nov 15
Cash grain prices in Chicago November 15 ranged across several classes led by spring and winter wheats. No. 2 and No. 3 red and white oats traded with varying futures context as markets showed mixed demand and supply signals in a broad, dense listing of bid and ask levels.
Wheat and Corn Prices and Grain Inspect actions
Market notes list Wheat and Corn quality grades with prices in cents per bushel and year month references. Inspections tally inbound and outbound cars by grade, with totals for No 2 red No 3 white No 4 white and various mixed lots, plus hay timothy and clover totals.
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Market quotes for grain and feed items with mixed garble
Fragmentary pricing notes list Wheat No 2 red at 89 cents, sample milling Bree on, shelled oats and Timothy hay prices shown, with unclear figures and garbled vendors. Indicates a late 19th or early 20th century agricultural market listing.
Wheat market steadies amid cables and weather woes
In Liverpool on November 15 the wheat market opened firm as strong American cables spurred demand and continental interest persisted. Short coverings grew as traders feared a poor Argentina crop due to rain, while European prospects turned cautious with delays in the United Kingdom and France. By midday prices were up about half to one cent with core quiet and a touch lower.
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Buffalo grain prices report from November weather market
Buffalo New York quotes list grain prices for November 15. Spring Wheat No 1 northern 1 11, Winter Wheat No 2 red 1 00, No 2 white 1 00, Corn No 2 yellow 57, No 3 yellow 57, Oats No 2 white 36, No 3 white 35, No 4 white 34, Barley 82 or 84, Rye No 1 88, No 2 8.
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European Markets Grain Prices in American Value per Bit
European markets list grain prices in American terms for wheat and corn across Liverpool Paris Antwerp Berlin and Budapest. Entries include spot and futures quotes for November December January February April and May contracts with values ranging from about 0.57% to 1.30% in various currencies and markets.
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Australia
Laxagpor
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Chemists Hear Talk on The Chemistry of Light at Claypool
Dr Wilder D Bancroft president of the American Chemical Society spoke to about sixty Indiana branch members Monday night at the Claypool hotel on the Chemistry of Light The address was technical and noted the effects of Hybt on various chemicals F R Eldred presided the Indiana section
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The Magazine Bard and the Quest for a Single Prize
The Washington Herald notes a fascination with the Magazine Bard and the idea of earning a single prize amid thousands of magazines. The brief reflection contrasts vast publication numbers with the rarity of notable recognition.
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Wall Street Bullish on Union Pacific Leads Early Trading
Bullish mood on November 15 drives Union Pacific up two points in early trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Reading and other rails rise modestly while Canadian Pacific slips before a late session rebound. Industrials gain led by Steel and Smelters, with dividend news from Standard Oil and Atlantic Coast Line boosting sentiment. overall market ends strong after a choppy day.
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Bond market shorthand list amid New York trading notes
A dense ledger of bond listings and securities prices shows varied issuers across railroads utilities and industrials with bids asks and pari data for registered and coupon securities. Entries reference Panama Panama 2s and 28s bonds alongside U.S. L trading notes and multiple corporate issues.
Money on Val ly and Sterling? Money Rates Report
New York financial desk reports unchanged money markets with 45 day and 90 day rate details. Eugene mention appears alongside bank note figures and sterling exchange quotes. Prime mercantile paper holds firm as broad rates stay steady.
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New York Metal Market Steady on Tuesday Prices
New York metal market reports a steady tone on Tuesday with spot copper at 12.60 to 12.70 for December and related prices. Lead ranges 4.40 to 4.50, Spelter 35.95, Tin 36.26 to 26.78, with various futures quotes and country premiums noted.
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Boston Stock Exchange Quotes Reported
Boston on November 15 opened with La Salle at 7 set, Shannon at 18 per share, Kerr Lake at 8, Ray Consolidated at 20, Nevada Consolidated at 21, East Hutte at 13 and United Fruit at 186, reflecting a mixed early session.
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London Bar Silver Ends Hushed Trade
London stock market reports bar silver activity quiet as traders await new cues from overseas markets. Prices steady with slight shifts in futures as investors weigh demand and industrial use.
New York Bar Silver Listed for Mexican Dollars
New York bar silver price update shows commercial bar silver and Soc. Mexican dollars trading around 40 cents per dollar as of November 15.
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Gates Oil Tour Guests Sail From New York At 410 P M
John W. Gates plans a 44 banker and businessman party, leaving New York at 4 10 p m Tuesday to tour oil fields across Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana, with Wednesday spent in Chicago before returning southwest.
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Dividends Declared By Several Railways This Quarter
Several railways announce dividends with varying rates. Kansas City Railway and Light declares 1 percent on preferred stock with Nov 21 to Dec 1 books closure. American Railways pays 1 44 percent quarterly Dec 15 with Nov 30 to Dec 5 books. Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific posts 1 percent preferred and 2.1 percent common, with record dates Nov 26 and Dec 10 respectively. Canadian Pacific proclaims 2 percent common for quarter ended Sept 30, rate 7 percent annual from revenue plus 1 percent from land-sale proceeds, payable Dec 31 to stockholders of record Nov 30.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Standard Oil Declares 10 Dollar Dividend Per Share
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey announced a dividend of $10 a share payable December 15 for the current quarter. This brings yearly total to $40 a share, matching the same quarter from the previous year, while the last dividend paid September 15 was $6 a share.
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Local securities dip as weak bids persist on exchange
On Tuesday local securities showed listless trading with the market generally firm but several issues slipping. Fletcher American fell from 243 to 239, while Marion Trust, Title Guaranty and American Central Life posted modest advances. Bond bids changed only twice amid light activity with spreads narrow.
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Grain Gossip Signals Shifts in Wheat and Corn Markets
Chicago receipts show wheat at 46 cars with mixed contract grades and corn at 243 cars with 57 contract. Oats reach 240 cars with 80 contract. European visible wheat up 1,132,000 bu. Northwest receipts mix with Minneapolis 201 cars and Duluth 167. Reports from Logan Bryan and St Louis note sellers of December and May wheat, end-year trading, and limited export prospects. futures show modest moves with bears unlikely to dominate.
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Fruits and Vegetables Prices corrected daily
Indianapolis wholesale prices list fruits and vegetables with bulk costs for apples bananas cranberries grapes oranges pears and more. Includes beans cabbage cucumbers mushrooms onions and potatoes plus miscellaneous items and coal prices. many entries show per bri per box per hamper and per ton figures.
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Marked Market Report From New York And Chicago
Markets report mixed price moves for commodities in New York and Chicago. Flour is inactive, pork steady at 19.50, lard dull around 11.30 to 11.40, coffee Rio No 7 at 11 to 12 cents, and various dairy and poultry prices shown. Chicago notes butter creamery extras at 30 to 28 1 4 cents, eggs prime firsts 30 cents, and cheese with Twins and young Americas at 14 to 16 cents for various types.
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City Births Report From 1586 South Harding Street
Edward and Mary Kindler listed a boy born at 1586 South Harding street along with several other newborns townwide. The notice names multiple couples and birth genders across many streets including Lee, New Street, Harris avenue, Martindale, West Ohio, North Olney, Buchanan, Ringgold, South East Henry, South State, Delaware, Jackson James, Kappes, Nor dyke, Graceland, Graceland avenue, and Sturm. Additional entries include a girl born to Frank and Georgia Dell and a boy to Walter and Edna Meekly.
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James and
Nancie Willoughby
Lee Street
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Mary Kattan
New Street
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Nelle Hollingsworth
Harris Avenue
Roy and
Maude ‘Cordell
Martindale Avenue
Orville and
Asnom Everitt
Ohio Street
Glen Clarke
North Olney Street
William and
Katherine Caesar
Buchanan Street
Thomas and
Rosie LaFever
Ringgold Street
John Anna Tambrtth
South East Street
Henry and
Edith Miller
South State Street
Georgia Dell
Delaware Street
Walter and
Edna Meekly
Jackson Street
Mary Green
Kappes Street
Charles and
Luella Fritz
Nordyke Avenue
John and Pearl Johnson
Graceland Avenue
Rona Dirks
Sturm Avenue
John and Maud Mascoe
Spring Street
Disease toll from city deaths listed in meerdere records
A list of recent deaths and illnesses records patients aged from 21 to 87 with conditions including broncho pneumonia myocarditis septic appendicitis uremic poisoning Bright disease pulmonary tuberculosis angina pectoris organic heart disease accidental injuries and railway crush incidents. Hospitals cited include Deaconess City and Me ridian.
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Buckle Street
Minnie Riccard
Salem Street
Biletus W. Hamilton
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George Wallace
City Hospital
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Greenfield Avenue
David James Herron
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Meridian Street
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Mary Jane Ballinger
Fletcher Avenue
Anna Kreber
Fayette Street
Ella M. Hill
Tabor Street
John Betten
Patrick O'Donnell
English Avenue
Nancy E. Frey
Cincinnati Street
Notable Couples Listed in Local Social Register
The social column names couples including John Rhody with Lola Banks, William Mears with Irene Maggard, Arthur Kalk with Katherine Littell, John Laalema with Elizabeth Lyons, Henry Wilson with Grace Starks, Smith Thorp with Nannie Bennett, Joseph Banghnoinn with Georgie Dean, Ernest Robson with Mabel Woodfork, Philip Lueid with Kate Miller, and Charles Eastes with Carrie Gibson, reflecting a period tradition of marriage and alliance in the community.
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John Rhody
Lola Banks
William Mears
Irene Maggard
Arthur F. Kalk
Katherine V. Littell
John Laalema
Elizabeth Lyons
Henry Wilson
Grace Starks
Smith Thorp
Nannie F. Bennett
Joseph W. Banghnoinn
Georgie Dean
Ernest Robson
Mabel Woodfork
Philip Lueid
Kate Miller
Charles C. Eastes
Carrie H. Gibson
Real estate and contractor list from Washington area
A compiled ledger of property work and builders with names and addresses. Henry Harvey, 1510 East Twenty fifth street shingle 100 dollars. Smith, 2222 North Meridian street roof 100. Sulgrove, 10097 Bellefontaine street shingle 75. Walker E. Smith, Washington between Fo and Sherman streets foundation. William Schouse, 293 Indianapolis Avenue two story frame dwelling 2000. Francois Brown, Washington Boulevard and Twenty-eighth street one and one half story 3750. George Godwin, 1012 South Meridilan street addition 100. Wabash Building Company, Delaware street and Twenty-eighth street two story frame 32110. Ernest Schafer, 1816 Harlan street one and one half story frame 1450.
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William Schouse
Indianapolis Avenue
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Washington Bouwlevard
Twenty-eighth Street
George Godwin
South Meridilan Street
Wabash Building Company
Delaware Street
Ernest Schafer
Harlan Street
Real estate transfers and parcel details in Stilwell and nearby
Real estate transfers include Harry R. Wallace to Ella Wilkins of vacant 30 by 70 feet on Stilwell east of Polk for 1 dollar. Hannah M. Driftmeyer and others to Albert A. Dougherty of 40 by 165 feet on Washington south of Oriental for 3,000 dollars. Lena K. Mummenhoff and others to Standard Dry Kiln Co. of vacant lots 30 and 31 and Kuhn second addition strip west of Belt railroad by Oliver. Louis E. Rosa to Vinecenza Lomarido of part lot 12 Garver suboutshed 101.
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Multiple Property Transfers in Indianapolis Area Transactions
Property deals list transfers across Beech Grove to Perry township including Beech Grove improvement company to Harry M Pflager lot 15 block 1a, and many deeds in Irvington Washington Heights and other additions. Notable sums include 5000 for Wilson Tridle parcels and 3800 for Dewey avenue lots.
Incorporations and Dissolutions Listed in State Notices
A set of corporate actions includes Carter Paint Company of Bluffton and Donald Company filing dissolution notices. Monitor Magazine Company of Indianapolis with 30000 capital stock lists directors Lofth Morey Lovett. Shady Nook Club of Fort Wayne names Lutes Luley Moran as directors. German American Bank of Jasper shows 40000 stock with Hunter Beckman as officers and 57 stockholders. Eureka Manufacturing of New Castle with 15000 stock lists directors Land McKee Roger. Twodhananelis and Cincinnati Traction Company of Indianapolis with 3,000,000 stock lists Henry Ball Durbin Appel as directors.
Have you ever figured in a divorce suit
A wry quote from the St. Louis Star notes a husband’s line that he never figured the divorce case, only paid the lawyers. The remark highlights the salary of legal costs in marital disputes.
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