Market Results for Hogs Cattle and Sheep Friday
Receipts show 10 500 hogs 1 800 cattle and 600 sheep with hog gains and sheep gains but a cattle loss versus last week while year ago shows hogs and sheep higher but cattle lower. Hog sale top around 7.50 with most at 7.30 to 7.35. cattle and calves light run with steady prices. lambs 50 75 and good sheep about 3 50 with cull lambs at 4 and cull sheep at 2 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chads
Mediun
Renee
Bae
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
N. Y
Union Stock Yards
Eis
Cincinnati
Wheat and corn futures slide after early gains in Chicago
In Chicago trading on November 18, wheat futures opened 4 to 5 cents higher but fell 1 to 1 1/2 cents as selling intensified. Reports from Argentina and heavy northwest markets weighed on prices while liquidation and ample country offerings kept the pit light. Corn followed with declines of 4 to 5 cents on December and May, with December options pressured by selling and bearish cables. Hog markets weakened with lower January pork and November lard dropping amid rising receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
Northwest
General Commission House
Quts
Wall Street
Live Stock Prices From Multiple Markets
Live market briefs from Pittsburg East Buffalo Union Stock Yards Cincinnati and Cincinnati area reporting cattle hogs sheep and lamb markets. Prices listed by grade with receipts totals and market tone dull steady or lower across cities and classes.
Packers plan carpenters bar to greet stock show week
gossip notes say Packers hire carpenters to build a bar ley counter for stock show week inviting feeders to display holiday cattle. Bullocks once worth 50 cents per cwt a year ago now fetch seven dollars and the beef market shows a steep drop. Last year’s high prices spurred activity but this season killers expect easier picking. cattle at 6.75 are sliding from 6.65, with prices down from a year ago and prospects for the show uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaste
Chicago Examiner
The Rash Footballer
A fragmentary verse about a fullback who sought trouble and got his desires, a brief cryptic snapshot from a historical sports page with incomplete lines and garbled OCR text.
Wheat and grain inspections record from farm yard yardage
Grain inspection figures cover wheat oats corn and hay with various U.S. No. grades and car counts. Wheat No 2 red No 3 red entries show in and out totals across multiple cars. Corn and oats show quiet activity with mixed and new lots. Hay lists No 1 heavy clover, No 1 clover totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sample
Hay
Grain Prices and Feedstuffs Report Fragment
Partial market listing shows Wheat No 2 red at 9 cents per bushel sample price. Corn value unclear with references to Gabriel and 47 51 cents. Shelled oats 35 37 cents. Hay Timothy and mixed hay around 15 dollars with straw prices noted. Unclear dates, multiple figures scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrie
Wheat Market Opening Steady amid Argentine and US Signals
Wheat in Liverpool opened steady to unchanged as fears of weakness in America fade, with shorts covering and speculative buying supported by Argentine market firmness and Buenos Aires futures. Mary Taine remains strong as spot markets rise. continental bidding advances on cargo offerings while corn weakens on softer US sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
America
Argentina
Fimness
Buenos Ayres
Mary Taine
Continent
Wheat and grain prices update from Toledo market
Toledo market notes list cash and futures prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye with months including December May July and notes for Cloverseed Alsike and Timothy. Prices appear as decimals and large cents figures, reflecting commodity trading terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ste
James May
Alsike
Timothy
Market Prices for Farm Grains and Barley in Buffalo
Buffalo apple? Prices listed for spring wheat No 1 northern winter wheat No 2 red mixed corn yellow oats white rye grades and barley. Terms include various quality levels and cents per bushel, with figures like 35 6e and S3e indicating market quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Hog Market Movements And Packhouse Claims
Logan-Brian wired A W Thomson company. At western points hog packing has held since Nov 1965 with hogs lower than last year. The drop in prices and meat food prompted some liquidation of January and May futures as packers aimed. Recent weeks showed selling of January and buying of May product, tightening January positions. Cash trade fairly good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan-Brian
A. W. Thomson Company
Western
Boris
Winter goods flood wholesalers as prices rise
Chicago dispatch notes John V Farwell company weekly review of true says continued cold weather has moved winter goods rapidly to wholesalers and retailers. A large line of cotton blankets and knit goods fuels a surge of orders while sweaters and dress ginghams thin out. Merchants face scarce merchandise and should stock seasonable items now to secure early deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John V. Farwell Company
New England
Copper and allied metals hold steady at New York exchange
At the metal exchange in New York on Friday copper prices were unchanged while electrolytic copper and tin showed modest moves. The report notes copper firm, tin dipping slightly, and market rates across the base metals spectrum remaining relatively flat compared to prior sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
Rovetaber
Hksby
Wall Street Ends Quiet Then Rises Amid Shifting Trades
Early trading on Friday saw extreme quiet with few stocks quoted and a largely deserted floor. By midmorning gains appeared in Reading Union Pacific Steel and Copper, then sentiment shifted to a bullish rally led by Amalgamated Copper Smelters Union Pacific Reading and Steel common as offerings dwindled and final quotes reached day’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New York Central
Washington
Interstate Conmerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Tuterborough
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Canadian Pacific
London
Steel
Copper
Berlin
Amalgamated
Reading and Steel
New York Money Rates and Exchange Trading
New York money market reports call money at 2 percent while time money eases with 60 days at 4 percent, 90 days at 4 4, six months at 6 1 percent. Sterling exchange posted at 82 2 with actual business in bankers' orders around 485.45 to 485.90 for demand and 482 to 486.01 for sixty day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Money
New York
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Uls
Prime Mercantile
New York and London Bar Silver Quotes
New York bar silver quotes Sorge Mexican dollars at 46 cents and London bar silver stands at 259 and 16 pence as of November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Markets Report Corrected Daily for New York and Chicago
New York markets show flour as inactive but firm, pork steady at 19.50 for mess, lard dull around 11.11 to 11.10, sugar quiet with raw at 98 test and centrifs at 3.9007 refined. Coffee Kivu No 7 spot 125% tails, hay prices varied, dressed poultry and live poultry held steady with mixed quotes for turkeys ducks and fowls, cheese quiet but firm with milk products steady. Chicago reports Butter creamery extras at 30 cents, firsts 26 to 27, eggs with limited data due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Financial Notes on market trends and rail orders
Bryan wired Thomson on a volatile market as investors weigh cautious bets against aggressive stock accumulation by rich traders connected to foreign investment. The piece cites rail order data from 1910 and 1911 outlooks, United States Steel and Great Northern earnings, and comments from A. O. Slaughter & Co on dividends and maintenance spending. It notes bank cash gains, and broad market sentiment amid election jitters and overseas conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Thomson
Walil Washington Corporation
Europe
New York Journal of Commerce
A. O. Slaughter & Co
Chicago
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Stock market confusion sparks doubts on manipulators
The Journal of Commerce notes volatile daily fluctuations with powerful financiers split on reducing large holdings and others hoping for a dip to buy. Public optimism is questioned as not all optimistic reports align with facts, while only one quarter shows signs of a generally favorable tone amid the market tug of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joural of Commerce
Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices Issued Daily
Indianapolis wholesale market lists numerous fruits and vegetables with bulk prices. Apples, cranberries, grapes, oranges, pears, pineapples and more show varied per crate, per box, or per bushel rates. Vegetables cover beans, beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, cucumbers, lettuce, mushrooms, potatoes, radishes, squash, onions, and misc items, plus fuel and coke pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tndianapolis
Baldwin
RonansSeauty
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Colorado
California
Straigues
Massachusetts
Mathews
Centennial
Jersey
Malaga
Florida
Louisiana
St. Michaels
Navy
Mina
Southern
H. Seed
New York
Michigan
Valencia
Case
Smyrna
Wisconsin
Grain Gossip Forecasts Bearish Wheat Outlook
A Washington style market briefing notes large Argentina wheat surplus possible this year, with 100 million bushels extra wheat in the U.S. and a winter crop acreage 6 million acres above last year. See also Friday receipts for wheat and corn in Chicago and Minneapolis, and overseas market cables signaling lower European prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
Argentina
Railroad and steel dividends declared for year 1910
Colorado and Southern declares 2 percent annual dividend on common stock payable December 31 to record holders December 21. Chesapeake and Ohio announces usual 1 percent quarterly dividend payable December 31 to record December 9. National Lead declares quarterly dividend of three quarters of 1 percent on common stock with books closing December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
National Lead Company
Real estate transfers list many city parcels and sellers
Multiple deeds record transfers among George E. Collins, Mary A. Dame, Aussie H. Hartman, Martha J. Borer, Joseph Baisley, James Weaver, Harry J. Milligan, Caroline Jutte, Elizabeth Meister, Martha C. Sullivan, Adaline Hugo, Charles P. Dewey, Lewis Meter, Anna D. Gilmore, May L. Ritchey, Garrett Stapleton, William L. Lyons, Adam M. Kern, Henry F. Camphett, Ernst Wurster, Annis C. Hodges, Margaret L. Roberts, Claude B. Helm, Helen C. Helm, Francis M. Montgomery, William J. Slamerstedt, George W. Shelby, Clara Harhin, Mary L. Kessler, Levi P. Harlan, William Henry, Ressler, Crown Hill cemetery, Dockwiler, William D. Bain, Walter S. Kellum, Arthur W. Brown, Frederick W. Verburg, Beech Grove Improvement Co, Crown Hill cemetery, Pentecost Bands, Lottie A. Kinsey, Malcolm G. Porter, Alden S S Fowler, Florence McLaughlin, Jesse M. Metheny and others. Properties include blocks, lots, outlots, and subdivisions with varied sizes, vacant and improved statuses, and prices ranging into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weaver
Harry J. Milligan
Sunnyside
Butler Avenue
Pensylvania Railroad
Caroline Jutte
Elizabeth Meister
Beaty
New Street
Town Street
Martha C. Sullivan
Adaline Hugo
Yandes
Wilkins Street
West Street
Hunt
Spruce Street
Minnesota Street
Charles P. Dewey
Lewis Meter
Forest Acres
Arlington Avenue
Twenty-Eighth Street
Anna D. Gilmore
May L. Ritchey
Wajen
Brookside
Par- Fer Avenue
Eleventh Street
Garrett Stapleton
William L. Lyons
Marion Highlands
Buckle Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Adam M. Kern
Henry F. Camphett
Atkins
University Place
Pennsylvania
Thirty-third
Otto UL A. Facholte
Ernst Wurster
Goodlet Et Ales
West End
Germania Avenue
Calvyehige
Annis C. Hodges
Margaret L. Roberts
Reisner
Shepard Street
Howard Street
Claude B. Helm
Helen C. Helm
Myers’ University Place
Burgess Avenue
Francis M. Montgomery
William J. Slamerstedt
Laturs
Same
Levi P. Harlan
William Henry
Senate Avenue
Holton Place
Ressler
Ethel Street
Twenty-seventh Street
George W. Shelby
Albert H. Grove
Washington Township
William D. Bain
Mary A. Welton
Campbell
Maywood
Walter S. Kellum
Mary A. Aflen
Decatur
Arthur W. Brown
Clay Foster
Brookside Park
Olney Street
Thirteenth Street
Frederick W. Verburg
Thomas M. Richardson
Rvington
Washington Street
Audubon Avenue
Beech Grove Improvement Company
I. A. Pickard
Beech Grove
Julius Gamnbokl
Crown Hill Cemetery
Helen Young
Crown Hill
William H. Muttern
McWhirter
East Tenth Street
Tenth Street
Gladstone Avenue
Lottie A. Kinsey
Emons Jalker
Glass Works
Kinsey Street
Sixteenth Street
Malcolm G. Porter
David L. Cook
Bruce's
Bruce
Central Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Alden S&s. Fowler
Charles O. Dodson
New York Street
Florence McLaughlin
Jesse M. Metheny
Schofield
College Heights
Lenora M. Metheny
Lockwood Et al
West Side
BF Landes
Sou Immesota
Thearneld Baths Reply Company
Charles
Real Estate Transfers in City Park and Subdivisions
Kerr et al transfer lot 98 in Metsger's Garfeld park addition a vacant 430 by 122 foot parcel on the south side of Raymond street east of Ringgold. Louise Brennan sells lot 8 in Brown's sub square 13 improved on Michigan street near capital avenue for 1. Joseph Shirley sells lot 7 block 1 Hubbard's park beights addition 30 by 135 feet improved on London street south of Thirtieth. William Stone sells lot 275 in Bradbury & Co.s southeast addition 125 by Wx125 feet vacant on north side Bradbury avenue west of Draper Street. Transfers total 33 500 with consideration of 76438.97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Collins
Mary A. Dame
Baldwin Et al
Parker Avenue
Tenth Street
Aussie H. Hartman
Martha J. Borer
Cooper Et Als
Vicant
Een Street
Twentieth Street
Joseph Baisley
Robin ©. Baisley
Fletcher Et al
A. Kerr
Metsger
Garfeld Park
Raymond Street
Ringgold Street
Louise Brennan
Edward J. Brennan
Brown
Michigan Street
Capital Avenue
Joseph A. Shirley
Foster C. Shirle
Hubbard's Park Beights
London Street
Thirtieth
William J. Stone
David B. Brown
Bradbury & Co
Bradbury Avenue
Drapler Street
City Births Report From 735 King Avenue to 1720 Orange Street
Lester and Celena Johnson welcome a girl at 735 King Avenue. James and Louise Valechet report a box. Albert and Elizabeth Perry have a boy at 27 North Tremont Avenue. Joseph Urbande and Setantia Urbande welcome a girl at 2014 Cavelage Street. Louis and Tena Methyr have a boy at 907 North Holmes Avenue. Richard and Mary Smith birth a girl at 100 West Twenty-Ninth Street. Samuel and Sarah Fishman greet a girl at 1015 South Innots Street. William and Ernestine Bushell welcome a girl at 24 West North Street. Fred and Addie Poland announce a birth at 513 Kentucky. John Harvey and Pearl Harvey have a boy at 84 Keystone. Moses and Jeanie Bernstein report a boy at 904 South Illinois Street. Moses and Sarah Shapiro celebrate a boy at 620 South Illi oss Street. Sami and Sarah Belikowsky at 935 Charles Gustav report a boy. James and Minta Dulin greet a boy at 981 West Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester and
Celena Johnson
King Avenue
James and
Louise Valechet
Plum Street
Box
Albert and
Elizabeth Perry
North Tremont Avenue
Joseph
Setantia Urbande
Cavelage Street
Tiulla Valergo
Ketcham Street
Poy
Louis and
Tena Methyr
Holmes Avenue
Richard and
Mary Smith
Twenty-ninth Street
Samuel and
Sarah Fishman
South Innots Street
Wiliam and
Ernestine Bushell
West North Street
Fred and
Addie Poland
Kentucky Avenue
John and
Pearl Harvey
Keystone Avenue
Moses
Jeanie Bernstein
Ilinois Street
Alfred and
Bessie Cuthrell
Redman Street
Sarah Shapiro
Illioss Street
Sami and
Sarah Belikowsky
Charles Street
Gustav
Emma Jose
Orange Street
James
Minta Dulin
West Walnut Street
Medical Death Notices From An Old Ledger
The document lists several individuals with ages and residence or hospital details, followed by causes of death such as arteriosclerosis apoplexy broncho pneumonia and malignant disease of spleen. It includes Thomas Linegar Marion Rose Harriet Jackson George Schludecker Sarah Jones Patrick Flynn Phillipine Goebler and George M Johnson with varying ages and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas &. Linegar
Lowell Avenue
Marion W. Rose
Bellefontaine Street
Harriet K. Jackson
Vermont Street
George Albert Schludecker
Chestnut Street
Sarah ¥. Jones
Methodist Hospital
Patrick Flynn
South Pine Street
Phillipine Goebler
Laurel Street
George M. Johnson
Central Avenue
Surname Pairings in Unclear Text Snippet
A list of names appears in a fragmented OCR passage. It includes Bernice V Brown and Mabelle C Brooks, Edward Chew and Minnie Humphrey, W McKean White and Fanchon F Duncan, Runnels W Stabblhut and Anna B Ba er, Harry A Couch and Elizabeth E Mc Murren, aavin K Williamson and Mamie E gead, Charles E Cowgill and Jessie Wella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice V. Brown
Mabelle C. Brooks
Edward Chew
Minnie Humphrey
W. McKean White
Fanchon F. Duncan
Runnels W. Stabblhut
Anna B. Baer
Harry A. Couch
Elizabeth E. McMurren
Aavin K. Williamson
Mamie E. Gead
Charles E. Cowgill
Jessie Wella
Local Repairs and Dwellings Listed Across City Streets
A sanitised street ledger lists multiple properties and repairs. Shelby and Georgia streets show two story frame homes with repairs noted for various owners including Alonzo F Brown in East New York and Henry Emrich on South New Jersey. Other entries include reshingle work at Elm streets, a wrecked structure on Woodlawn Avenue, and a remodel of a barn on Central Avenue. Values range from 25 to 32,000 dollars, with several addresses on Maple, Belmont, Ewing, and Fourteenth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier Motor Manufacturing Company
Shelby
Georgia
Alonzo F. Brown
New York Street
Sea Oxford Street
Henry Emrich
New Jersey Street
B. B. Barnett
Maple Avenue
Charles Laughton
Ewing Street
M. EL McCive
New Jersey
J. Dickinson
Belmont
Te Tanee L. Lewis
West
Fourteenth Street
Malpas
Elm Street
H. Malpas
F. Anglin
Sugar Grove
Dixie Flyers Excursion Train Schedule to Lincoln City
Indianapois Columbus and Southern Traction Co issues November 14 1910 southbound timetable. Cars depart Indianapolis 6 10 AM 7 00 AM 11 10 AM and 8 00 AM with stops at Franklin Greenwood Columbus Seymour Louisville. Dixie Flyers run nonstop between Indianapolis and Edinburg and stop south of Edinburg. Connects at Seymour with B&O and Southern Indiana trains for routes east and west of Seymour. Rates and full info via agents and official time table folders in all cars. General Offices Columbus Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Columbus & Southern Traction CO
Indianapo
AL Mo
Franklin
Greenwood
Columbus
Seymour
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Lanapolis
Edinburg
Southern Indiana
Ind
Unclear fragment from The Ini Cincinnati in Essex to Rushville
Fragmentary OCR item shows times and places with missing context. Reads like travel or schedule notes with scattered numbers and city names suggesting a transit or event timetable, but key details are unreadable. Unable to determine clear event, participants, or outcomes from the legible portions.
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A. W Thomson
Wagon Market
European Markets
Australa
Rosario
Santa
Muarch
Paris
Antwerp
Budapest
la Plita
A. W Thomson Co
Atchison
Anaconda
Baltimore & Q
Brooklyn
Sense Boy
Mo. Pacific
NY Central
Penn
Rock Island
Hole
Texas Oil
Union
Utah
Curb &Tand
Miami Cp
China Co
Giroux
Ask
Panama
A. W. Thomson Co
Hig
Aecas
Aintey
Neufchatel
Erie
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Lehigh Valley
Kansas City
Mexico & Orient
United States Steel Corporation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gaynor
National Railways of Mexico
Wire
Logan & Bryan
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Harry S. Black
United Realty and Improvement Company
Black
General Motors Company
Pocahontas, Show
Linton
Hocking Valley
Pocahontas
Brazil
Blosaburg
Citizens
Ohio Jackson
H Raymond
Connellsville
Howard, Bartels & Co
Chicago Daily Trade Bulletin
United States
Hlinoss
Iowa
Nebraska
Indiana
Minnneapolis
Winnipeg
Sroomball
North America
Kerlin
Local Securities
American Central
Brown-Ketcham
Itol National
Belt Railroad Preferred
Idianapolis Gas
American Central Life
American Creosoting Co
Belt Railroad Company Iy
Belt Railroad
Home Brewing
Indiana Title
Guaranty
Indiana Hotel Company
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Nationa
Indiana ‘Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Gas
Northwestern
Kokomo
Mar
West, Trac
Seaeaeeenenes
Layvock Mtg. Co
Marton
Ili Marutt
Fe Maroott
Heat & Light
Nationa New Telephone
Esos Cae
New Telephone
Low People’s State Bank
People’s Light and
Reeves & Co
Wee Security
Itsues TV
Itsues TV. H Trac. and Light Co
T. H
Indpis
East
Union National
Union Traction
Culen Traction
Essere
Union Truster
van Camp Hardware
Eames Wee
van Camp Packing Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wusson Pae
Atlis Engine Works
Éeasvate
Beeveeed
Citizens’ Gas Co
Citizens’ Street Railway
Dela. & Mad. Co. el
Ft. W. & Wale
Val. T. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Col
Southern Ds
Indps
Gas Co
Os Estes SL
Indpls
Martinsville
Northern
Ee Bly
Indpl
Water Co
Went
Splareseeles Wi
Weewe
SL . H
SR. Sr. G
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Lebanon
Frankfort
Fayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfeld
Knighttown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Dunoville
Greencastle
Mooresville
Terre Hauta
Knightstown
INI
Esex
Rushvill
qConnersville
Rushville
Conneraville
Grisleyville
Greensburg
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