Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain market notes show Wheat steady with No 2 red at 1.18 during November through December, corn quiet with multiple No 2 white and No 4 white pricing from 53 to 58 cents, oats quiet with No 2 white around 41 to 41.5 cents, and hay steady with timothy and clover bids ranging from 12.50 to 14.50. Inspections list cars by grade and count for Wheat, Corn, and related samples totaling 47 cars inseparable across varieties.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Sample
Qars
Chicago Grain prices and closing futures summary
Chicago grain prices for wheat corn oats and pork lard ribs shown for December January May and July futures with opening high low and close figures. The report lists wheat at 1 09 3/4 December and 1 08 5/8 close with other contracts. corn 60 1/2 cents. oats around 39 1/2 cents. pork lard and ribs futures near 20 11 and 11 dollars.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
tNomipal
Toledo Grain Prices Amid Market Decline
Toledo Ohio November 22 Wheat prices quoted cash and December at 1.2134, May at 1.23, and July at 1.62. Corn trades cash and December at 61 cents, May and July at 6 cents. Oats priced cash and December at 42 4 cents, May 44 4 cents, July 42 percent. Rye cash at 76 4 cents.
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Toledo, CO
Chicago cash grain price report Nov 2 1924
Chicago grain prices list No 2 red and No 3 yellow and white oats with bids and ranges for wheat and corn. Prices shown include No 3 red MGA and No 2 bard with bids around 1.10 to 1.19 per bushel, No 2 northern spring near 3.10, and corn values from 64 to 68 cents for various grades.
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Chicago
Boston Stocks Reported Amid Market Ticker List
Boston market notes show Greene Cananea 134 and multiple miners and copper stocks. Prices include Lake Copper 48 North Lake 9 1/2 Boston Cons 18 1/2 Boston Corbin 22 Nevada Cons 28 Copper Range 83 Shannon 16 Miami 17 Calumet and Arizona 17 North Butte 65 with November 23 quotation marks.
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Boston
Greene Cananea
Lake
North Lake
Boston Cons
Boston Corbin
Nevada
Copper Range
Shannon
Miami
Calumet
Arizona
North Butte
New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Ely
Missouri Pacific Is
Butte Coalition
Cobalt Central
Rawhide
Miami Copper
Giroux
Nipissing
Cumberland Ely
United Copper
Gila Copper
Chinocopee
Kerr Lake
Goldfield Cons
Chicago Subway
Davis Daly
Ohio Copper
la Rose
Newhouse
Union Mines
Manhattan Transit
Guanajuato
Pacific Smelters
Consolidated Arizona
Ely Central
New York curb market listing mixed gains and losses
The New York curb market closed irregular with several notable shifts. Stocks such as Standard Oil and American Tobacco posted sizable figures while others like Nevada Cons and Union Mines showed modest gains. several copper and mining issues traded in narrow ranges across the board.
New York Stocks Open Strong Then Slip As Copper Shares Fall
New York stocks opened with a generally strong tone on higher London quotes but soon turned uneasy. Copper shares led declines causing broad market weakness. The text notes paring gains and losses, with copper group most pronounced in the early trading session.
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New York
London
Copper stock weakness trims gains amid early trading
Reading led early gains with a 1 percent rise but copper share weakness erased the advance. American Smelting and Anaconda weakened, dragging the rest of the market. Amalgamated fell over 4 points, with Utah, Anaconda, and Smelting down more than two points. Government bonds held steady while other bonds moved irregularly.
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Reading
Utah
Anaconda
Plenty of work for men in Hartford City area
Hartford City and surrounding employers struggle to hire enough workers. Notices posted on a local board show eight openings for United Telephone, fifteen for Hartford City Paper, and six for Croniger Tile Mill. The South Side factory and Panhandle contractors also indicate high demand, with work rushing to be completed and little excuse for unemployment.
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Hartford
City
Ind
Hartford City
United Telephone Company
Hartford City Paper Company
Croniger Tile
South Side
Panhandle
Indianapolis Wagon Market notes prices and samples
Rowe Brothers report on grain and feed values in Indianapolis with No 2 red wheat at 1.04 milling and 1.02 poor sample. Old corn 7, new corn 63 51c, oats values 10c per bushel, shearl oats 9 10.00 to 2.00 a ton.
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Rowe Brothers
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Eastern Trac. CO
Frankfort
Clover Leaf Ry
St. Louis
T. Louis
Clover Leaf
Lost Ticket Reveals Studio Policy at Clark's Studio
A woman who misplaced a ticket for a platinum photo discount at Clark's studio reported the loss and was calmly informed that the logs must be reported. She received full value without question and was told others would be treated the same. W. H. Potter, operator, Clark's studio across from Shortridge high school at 5% North Pennsylvania Street, new phone 8.
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Clark
W. H. Potter
Shortridge High School
Pennsylvania Street
Denison Hotel Dining Room Sunday Dinner Highlight
Denison Hotel offers American plan dining with Sunday dinner a specialty. Muate. Bliss Native herbs available at 3 Washington Street.
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Denison Hotel
Muate
BLISS
Washington Street
Hotel Bates Barper Show Promises Style and Quality
A fragmentary notice touts a new hotel feature with emphasis on first class service and elegance. Mentions a venue near Wy Markee and an unspecified host or brand, inviting interest in refined accommodations and appearances.
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BATES
Ghroughey
Z Wy
Markee Trey
Tipton Boys Runaways Return Home After Wild Trip
Ora King returned to Tipton Ind from a trek toward the west and Rankin after about three days of wandering with Harry Covert. Covert turned back in Lafayette or Rankin while King kept going. a shotgun borrowed from Art Cawley was settled for. The youths faced parental expense and anxiety and promised to behave and work.
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Tipton
Ind
Ora King
Wild West
Harry Covert
Peoria
Illinois
Lafayette
Covert
King
Rankin
Art Cawley
Live Stock Price Report East Buffalo and Pittsburgh Markets
East Buffalo New Jersey cattle receipts show light trade with steady to firm prices. Steers mostly 6.50 to 7.00, heifers to 5.25, yearlings around 3.00 to 6.25. Pittsburgh market reports light cattle receipts with varied grades from 3.00 to 7.00, hogs higher across all grades with prime heavy at 8.25 to 8.00, sheep and lambs steadier with wethers near 4.30 to 5.00 and lambs 7.00 to 7.30, veal calves around 7.00.
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East Buffalo
N. J
Aaset Bay
Indianapolis live stock market report shows mixed cattle and strong hogs
Receipts total 8 000 hogs 1 550 cattle and 200 sheep with hogs and sheep down from last week while cattle rose. Hogs sold mostly 7.85 to 8.10 with top 86.15. Cattle were weaker overall with varied classes and feeders quiet. Sheep and lambs priced steady with lambs 5.00 to 7.25 and sheep 4.08 to , calves and bulls show mixed values across weight ranges.
Almendares Defeats Detroit Americans 2 to 1
In Havana on November 2, the Almendares baseball team edged the Detroit Americans 2 to 1. The victory adds another win for Almendares in a homestand, illustrating competitive play between the Cuban league club and the visiting American squad.
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Tigers
Havana
Almendares
Americans
Up-Set Sick Feeling Relieved by Cascarets
A reader notes the uneasy sensation after castor oil salts or calomel, labeling it an ordeal. Cascarets are urged to move the bowels and tone the liver without the distress, promising relief from the unwanted effects.
Local Births and Deaths Report From City Listings
Births list numerous families with addresses and newborns including boys and girls born to McCord Moore avenue and others on Mulberry Tecumseh New Jersey and more. Deaths note Frank Garver Hungerford Myers Slagle Mitchell Keller Ballard Naman Dunfee Fulton Sturges Morris and others with causes and ages. Marriage licenses and building permits complete the city notice batch.
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Frank Lewis Garver
Bates Street
Mary Elizabeth Hungerford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mary J. Myers
Salem Street
Geo. Slagle
City Hospital
Clara E. Mitchell
Delaware Street
Ardis M. Keller
Roosevelt Avenue
Benj
Daniel Miner
Walnut Street
John W. Ballard
Pennsylvania Street
Joseph Naman
Bertha M. Dunfee
Washington Street
Ellen Fulton
Tibbs Avenue
Katherine Sturges
Yandes
Clos May Morris
S. Davidson Street
De Haven Named Postmaster Choice by Barnard at Connersville
Connersville Indiana November 23 Congressman Barnard announced Samuel E De Haven will be named post master the candidate is completing his second term as county treasurer Miles Moffett the current postmaster made a strong bid but was outfought for the job.
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Connersville
Ind
Barnard
Samuel E. de Haven
de Haven
Miles Moffett
Seeppe
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