Market Summary of Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Saturday
Market noted a gain in hogs and sheep with a cattle drop from a week ago. Hog sales fell 10 to 15 cents led by packers lowering prices. big hogs sold around 7.25 to 7.35, with one lot at 7,445. Cattle offerings were about 350 with dull demand and steady bulls, calves weak. Sheep and lamb demand remained fair as consignments moved with minimal price depreciation. lambs 43.75, yearlings 14.50, sheep 23.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Poesto
Erry Eben
Live Stock Market Averages From Pittsburg To Cincinnati
Trading reports across Pittsburg East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards vary with cattle prices from about $4 to $6.75, hogs around $7.20 to $7.40, and sheep and lambs in the $3.40 to $5 range. Receipts and market tone shift between locations as buyers and sellers gauge demand.
Retail and Consumer Benefits From Livestock Price Decline
A Chicago report analyzes how the recent livestock price slump affects retailers and consumers. Cattle prices peaked June 20 at 8.85 per 100 pounds, then fell to 7.25 for 1700 lb steers, with live hogs dropping about 3.70 since March. Retailer cuts show mixed movements, loin and sparerib prices vary, and consumer prices have fallen several cents per pound overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Navy
Agures
Iken
Farmer 85 Fatigued, Death Note Emerges
A fragmentary item notes an elderly farmer, age 85, tired of life, with partial details including a name likely Ina and a November date. The incomplete text suggests a personal tragedy or suicide note. Further readable context is required for a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Ie ‘Ina
Taylor Jef
Wheat and Corn Futures Steady on Damp London Tone
Chicago market notes wheat closing higher while corn and oats held narrow ranges. Wheat strong with bid prices for No 2 red and extras. corn weak with varied white and mixed lots. oats quiet. Inspections show varied consignments. drought in Argentina sparks modest buying on the bulge. Trade remains professional with firm Liverpool influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Drouth
Argentina
Hay
Timothy
Wagon Market Grain and Hay Prices Noted
Wheat No 2 red 88 cents sample milling. Corn old price available. Shelled oats five dollars. Timothy hay 15 to 18 dollars, mixed 13 to 15, baled 13. Straw oat straw 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Wheat market opens lower on US cables and Russian shipments
The Liverpool wheat market opened lower due to disappointing American cables and reports of larger Russian shipments. Private and North American shipments were also cited with Bradstreet data. Roumania reports are favorable while Argentina damage reports are less frequent. In Buenos Ayres the market is quiet with prices unchanged to 1/4d higher. Toward close shorts covered, steadying the market. final quotations were 1/4d higher to 4d lower than Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Bradstreet
Buffalo Market Notes Include Mixed Grain Prices
A fragmented market report from Buffalo lists grain prices for November with figures for Wey, red, white, yellow corn, various No numbers and standards. Rye prices are given as No 1 at 83 cents and No 2 at an unspecified level, reflecting a sporadic OCR reading of commodity values and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Wey
Commodity price schedule from Toledo market report
Toledo market notes list cash and futures for wheat corn and oats with December May and July months. Prices shown include Wheat 95 to 95 3/4 cents, Corn 46 to 49 1/2 cents, Oats around 33 to 34 1/2 cents, Clover seed 8.72 to 8.75 dollars, Alfalfa and timothy prices noted for December and November terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
REGO
Bae
Alsike
Timothy
Europe
Vader Reese
Liverpool
Australia
New
Rosario
Santa Fe
Manitoba
Marek
Paris
Snes
Antwerp
Budapest
Berlin
la Plata
Coal and fuel prices listed for various cannel and coke types
The notice lists Ton anthracite grate and nut grades with price marks around 8.00 to 9.00, including Pittsburg lamp and Pocahontas varieties. It notes bag charges of 50c to 60c per ton, and extra charges for ground floor or cellar storage, along with a 25c per ton phate fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pocahontas
Linton Cle
Brazil
Nut
Blossburg
Ohio Jackson
Raymond
Connellsville
Corporate dividends declared for 1910 1911 and plans
The General Chemical Company declares a 1 percent regular quarterly dividend on its preferred stock payable January 3 1911 to stock of record December 20 1910. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit dividend is payable January 3 to stock of record December 10. The Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company declares a quarterly 24 1 2 percent on common stock raising the annual rate from 8 to 10 percent. The regular semi annual 3 percent dividend on preferred stock is also declared, payable December 15 to stock of record November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Chemical Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Company
American Car and Foundry scales up to 1000 finalized cars
Jeffersonville Ind Nov 19 The American Car and Foundry company operates its plants twelve hours daily six days a week and ten hours on Saturdays to fulfill an order for 1000 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
American Car and Foundry Company
Ter
Wall Street
William G. McAdoo
Tri-Boro
United Fruit Computiny
7 Dun
Bradstreet
All American
Wall Street Opens with Moderate Volume and Optimism
Stock exchange activity Saturday morning was dull then improved, with International pump common and Union Pacific leading gains. The London market was strong, sentiment turned optimistic, and speculative buying supported by notable investors, including E Meyer Jr and Rock Island brokers, with expectations of favorable railroad rate news next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul and Steel
London
Wall Street
E. Meyer Jr
Rock Island
New York Bank Clearing House Report Nov 19 Bank reserves shift
The New York City clearing house statement shows reserves at 26.55 percent with deposits and loans moving: deposits down 2.716 million, circulation up 4.1533 million, loans down 11.8021 million. Surplus stands at 18.1836 million, compared with 10.02495 million last year and 31.893125 million two years ago. Actual cash reserve is 26.7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clearing House
Associated Banks of
New York City
New York Money Rates Steady in Bank Bills
New York money markets show no change in posted rates with sterling exchange at 48244 and 496% and bankers' bills at 486 486.05 for demand and 482 4S2& for sixty day bills. Frime mercantile paper remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Money
New York
Sterling Exchange
Frime Mercantile
Crude Rubber and Bar Silver Rates Reported
New York market notes crude rubber prices with upland fine at 1.48 per 150 lb and coarse grades at 1.68 per 1lb. London bar silver steadies at 25 5ed. New York commercial bar silver quoted at 36 44c and Mexican dollars at 46c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indiana official to head Moqui Indian school in Arizona
A. L. Lawshe of Indiana, retiring third assistant post master general, has accepted the office of superintendent of the Moqui Indian school at Kean's Canon, Ariz. He has spent much of the past year in the southwest and must remain in the hot climate for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. L. Lawshe
Indiana
Kean’s Canon, Ariz
Autoist Loses Ear After Car Crank Wire Snaps
Salida Colorado November 1 A merchant named Robert McPherson suffered a severe injury when a crank winding wire tore into his ear as he started his automobile. He was treated locally for the gory wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salida
Colo
Robert McPherson
McPherson
Explosion damages Anniston newspaper office
An explosion rocked the composing room of the Anniston Hot Blast in Anniston Alabama on November 19, damaging the newspaper's facilities and disrupting operations. Authorities investigated the blast and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston Ala
Anniston
Business leaders warn of capital strain from real estate shift
A( B) Hepburn argues that real estate moving into corporate form spurs demand on personal wealth, raises bank strain, and prompts uncertainty in corporate law as cases await Supreme Court rulings. He cites Taft praise and notes mixed views on markets, bonds, and foreign investment amid a busy U.S. economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hepburn
Chase National Pant
New York Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court
Taft
Grain Gossipy Market Signals Bearish Wheat Outlook
A. W. Thomson wire notes bear trend in world wheat with Europe holding large stocks and new supplies from Australia and Argentina. Demand prospects weak, export and milling outlook dim. North American receipts and stocks rise, with Winnipeg and continental markets showing mixed moves and frost and heat stressing Buenos Aires crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
Chicago
la Salle Street
Europe
Australia
Arentina
Canad
Ft. William
Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices in Indianapolis
Corrected daily Indy wholesale fruits and vegetables price list. Includes apples such as Baldwin and Ben Davis, cranberries from Massachusetts, Malaga and Tokay grapes, citrus and pineapples, beans, cabbage, lettuce, herbs, mushrooms, potatoes, onions, peppers, squash, nuts, and honey with varied price per bri, crate, or pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Baldwin
Roman Beauty
Grimes Golden
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Colorado
Bellotower
California
Spy
Massachusetts
Mathews
Centennial
Howes
Jersey
Malaga
Florida
Louisiana
Aianete Valenccia
St. Michaels
Navy
Lima
Southern
H. Seed
New York
Michigan
Valencia
MARKETS AND PRICES IN ELGIN AND NEW YORK REPORT
Elgin market listings show fresh eggs at 31c a dozen and butter around 38c a pound with various tub prices. Wisconsin full cream cheese and New York cheddar quoted. roosters and ducks priced, Neufchatel and Swiss noted. New York flour, pork, lard, sugar, coffee, tallow, hay, and dressed poultry prices listed with regional variations.
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N. Y
Wisconsin
Neufchatel
Eagle Brand
New York
Middle West
Rio No
Chicago market prices for dairy and poultry
Chicago market notes from November 19 list Butter Creamery extras at 30c and firsts around 28 to 29c. Dairy extras and prime sections show varied bids. Live poultry prices feature fowls at about 10c to 14c, springs 11c to 12c, ducks 15c, geese 12c to 18c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Coast States Demand Strong Pacific Coast Protections
San Francisco Cal Nov 19 The Pacific coast states threaten action if Congress fails to grant their requests The newly formed Pacific slate congress will meet annually to press for western interests The resolutions call for free passage of American ships through the Panama Canal twenty five additional infantry regiments for Pacific coast defense and corresponding increases in coast cavalry artillery and harbor defenses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
United States Congress
Pacific Coast
Congress
Panama Canal
Local Contractors Report Mixed Repair Bids Across City
Fragmentary OCR lists addresses and bids for repairs and construction from multiple firms including Quintain Van Buren and Cruse Temple avenue. Entries cite one story brick and frame buildings, remodels, and small to large sums such as 50 to 900 dollars, with firms like Yuthhe Cruse and Brewer Love Bros present amid scattered street names and unclear notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Grahiun
Central Avenue
J. J. Quintain
van Buren
Shelby Street
Quintain
van Fane
Shelby
Aid Story
Caroline M. Gramling
Delaware Street
Yuthhe & Cruse
South Temple Avenue
Southeastern Avenue
H. Railroad
Tuttle & Cruse
Temple Avenue
Panhandle
Harne & Co
North Timots
Brewer & Love Bros
Wabash Street
White River
Wink
Fork Avenue
City Births and Medical Notices From Local Record
A compiled list records numerous birth announcements from Rufus and Edna Allison to Walter Harris and others. It also lists patients at City hospital and Central Insane Hospital with conditions including tuberculosis, cerebral hemorrhage, cancer, and heart diseases among the elderly and young.
Cat thefts spark cross-border animal trade in Indiana
Lawrenceburg Indiana reports a rash of vanished cats traced to Boone County Kentucky farmers led by Louis Terrell and William Stevens. A Kentucky agent is buying cats for 20 to 35 cents each to combat rat-infested granaries attracting rats and driving desperate farmers to drastic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Louis Terrell
William Stevens
Boone County
Kentucky
Real estate transfers list numerous property deeds
James T. Watkins transfers to Denny C. Springer lots 1 to 5 in Watkins sub and part of Oak Hill, 80 by 210 feet, improved, Roosevelt and Catherine, $10 000. William G. Herider to George E. Harbold lot 49 Marion Highlands, 40 by 132 feet vacant Buckle Street south of 38th, $1. Anna W. Prange two thirds interest in lots 6 and 7 Walker's 1st Ohio Street addition, 42 by 125 feet, improved, Ohio Street near Highland, $3 200. Harry M. Moore to Israel F. Moore east part of lot 19 Atkins University Place addition, vacant, at 33rd and Pennsylvania. Allen P. Vestal to John A. George lot 16 Carter's First Addition, 100 by 296 feet, vacant, Illinois Street near 54th, $1 500. Margaret Hamilton to Marie Brininger part of 8 Mardosia Addition, 50 by 156 feet vacant west of Central, north of 38th, $1 500. Charles C. Watt to Mary I. Watt part SE quarter section 28, T16 R3, Wayne Township, $3 266. Frank E. Brown to William Helfenberger part of Lot 5 Merrill's Subdivision, outlet 19, 25 by feet, improved, north side of Bain Street, east of Alabama, unspecified amount. Michael D. Hogan to Jeremiah A. Hogan et al east half of Lot 1 Sharpes’ addition, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Watkins
Denny C. Springer
Watkins
Oak Hill
Roosevelt Avenue
Catherine Street
William G
Herider
George E. Harbold
Marion Highlands
Buckle Street
Thirty-eighth Street
William ¢. Reger
Anna W. Prange
Walker
Ohio Street
Highland Avenue
Harry M. Moore
Israel F. Moore
Atkins Et al
University Place
Thirty-third
Pennsylvania Streets
Allen P. Vestal
John A. George
Carter
Illinois Street
Fifty-fourth Street
Margaret Hamilton
Marie Brinninger
Mardosia
Central Avenue
Charles C. Watt
Mary I. Watt
Williams Street
Lawrence Jones
Mary C. Boab
Clark
Max Shireman
Elgie I. Smith
Pettibone
Highland Home
Walcott Street
Vermont Street
Emin Sties
Warren R. Sloan
Merritt Place
Elder Avenue
Michigan Street
John Fessler
Rollie P. Stils
McClintock
Kenwood Avenue
Obie J. Smith
McCarty
Morris Street
Drover Street
James
Thomas
Simie
James S. Thomas
Charles L. Hartman
Same
Uianty Realty Company
Henry
Goerper
Rance
Center Township
Jotun al Barouw
George M. Ron
Cleek
Beech Grove
Fred H. Vogt
Frank C. Sadler
Ardmore
College Avenue
Fortieth Street
Charles BR. Clarke
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Stretford
Belt Railroad
English Avenue
Martha J. Boyer
Alvin B. Privett
Cooper Et al
Twentieth
Sheldon Streets
Ada E. Beery
Frank L. Dougherty
Picken Et al
Washington Street
Beville Avenue
George B. Vansickle
Edward J. Hancock
Warren Township
Mary Niermeyer
Harley Gibbs
White River
Herbert O. Hiatt
William E. Miller
Jefferson Park
Traub Avenue
Calvelage Street
Fred J. Bosler
Herbert J. Bosler
Mortom Place
Delaware Street
Twentieth Street
Christian W. Leukhardt
Benjamin F. McFarland
Leukhardt
Frank Fantone
Lille Finley
Varen
New York Street
East Street
Mary E. Clark
Arthur V. Brown
West Park
Addison Street
Henry Ostendorf
Henry C. Thomson
Caven’s
Johneson Heirs
Paregovenue
Nineteenth Street
E. Richardson
Leroy C. Griffin
Monticello
Forty-eighth
Carvel Streets
Richard M. Coleman
Ely Lilly & Co
Merrill
Lydian Poindexter
William G. &. Hebider
Walden
Thirtieth Street
Jose Balz Co
Annie M. Pfarr
Gerrard
Prospect Street
Keystone Avenue
Mary M. Fry
Real estate transfers along West Indiana to Keystones
A long list of parcel sales and exchanges across Indianapolis suburbs shows numerous deeds. Buyers include Lawrence Jones, Mary C. Boab, Archibald L. Tomlin, Elgie I. Smith, Warren R. Sloan, Rollie Stils, Edward Kepner, William Quaid, Obie J. Smith, James Thomas, Charles Hartman, Center Township buyers in Beech Grove and Bevy of street additions. Prices range from 100 to 7 300 with several vacant lots and improved properties. Total week valued at 526 459.96 with 234 transfers recorded.
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East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Lepeelpte
Lambia
NEW York Bonds
A. W. Thomson Co
Artigas
Ua' Sf
CUORN
Ask. T Nominal
Thomson
Atchison
Baltimore & O
Brooklyn R. Ae
Imada
M.& St Pl
Erie
Central
I Republic
Rep. Steel
Southern Pacific
Ne i
St. L
St L& Wy
Uw. Steel Gon Fak
S. Steel Pfd
Ctah Copper
B. R. Sis
St.l.s. Ww
C. I Col
So. Pa
C& Nav
Tex. Pac
Eric Gen
U. E
Iron Mt
Ww. Shore
L.& N. Unified
Wabash
Am. C Tear Co. Ser
Am. Cigar Co. Ser
Wey B. & Beset
Bethlehem Peer Co
C. Cin., Ham, & Dayton
St. L. Ry
Hudson Companies
Hudson Demanenlts
Jatar, R. T
Ry & Light Co
Lackawanna Steel Co. K
Minn
St. L. Bt. R
5. H. Ry
Southern R Co R
Western T. & T
Westingh
Ton
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
St. Louis
Kansas City
Asters
OP Pee Pet Ag
U. 8. Bonds
Bid
Ea Eerenemary
Cou Reese Perea Ewer
I. Seer Nae
Panama
Cotton iBy
A. W. Thomson
Ney
Lawshe
Arizona
Standard Oil Company
United States
Steel Corporation
Kansas City Terminal
Hst Union Padre
Special Commission
Northwest
Bralia
Buenos Ayres
Wisconsinu
Rufus and
Edna Allison
Fayette Street
Riley and
Mary Benner
Ashland Avenue
John and
Kate McHugh
Empire Street
Seth and
Elda Jolly
Cornelius Avenue
Charles and
Joah Vermilion
Patrick and
Elizabeth Kelly
Miley Avenue
Arthur and
Grace Hesasuny
Graceland Avenue
Ira and
Pearl McCord
Bryam Avenue
Harry and
Anna Berndt
Kyison Street
Elmer and
Kite Foster
Lockwood Street
Joh
Hertle Dute
Martindale Avenue
Robert and
Ada Roney
Detroit Street
Irl
Ludwik
Anna Sorensen
North
Oxford Street
George and
Sarah Sheehan
Walter and
Daisy Harris
South Rural Street
Edward and
Lulu Harris
Washington Boulevard
Shakir and
Esther Muyab
Laura Fife
Joseph and
Esther Greenan
Frank F. Mitchell
Esther Johnson
Francis Hendrickson
Elizabeth Hornbrook
Edward Shaffer
Ida Basye
Thomas W. Hurley
Anna Moore
John V. Sanders
Ethel Mundy
John C. Linder
Flora C. Lovy
Alonzo Smith
Alma Haley
Leonard J. Herrell
Frances Shiva
Harrison P. Kennedy
Bonnie Beck
Otis J. Owens
Louisa B. Dietz
James Terrell
City Hospital
Anna Donnelly
West Court Street
Mary Glennon
Hanson Street
William H. Adams
Blake Street
William Dewitt Dorteh
Vandes Street
Mary Alice Davis
James Merritt
Mill Street
Effie W
Emma B. Harwood
North West
Elizabeth Hood
C.h.&d.excursion
Decatur
Bloomingdale
U. S. Bank Safe Co
A. H. Wells
Mgr
Irvington T
J.f.wild & CO
E. Market St
United Saies
Fletcher American National Bank
Wade
the Capital National Bank
South Meridian ST
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