Market Receipts Lag as Hogs Lead Price Gains
Receipts Saturday totaled 5500 hogs 350 cattle and fifty sheep with losses across all lines versus both last week and last year. Hog demand from locals supported strong prices with a top of 1.15 and most sales 7.10 to 7.15. Cattle supplies were light with steady prices, bulls steady, calves strong, sheep and lambs scarce but steady with Friday as lambs at 6 down yearlings at 5 and sheep at 3.50 down.
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Puckberg
H Owever
Juriees
Eee
Deen Ten Secon
Hanes Petree
Live Stock Market Notes From Pittsburg and Regions
Pittsburg and Union Stockyards report varied cattle, sheep, and hog prices with steady to higher trends. Notable figures include prime cattle around 6.50, veal calves 9.50 to 10, hogs up to 7.50, and sheep lambs bids ranging 4.25 to 6.40. Regional markets in East Buffalo and Cincinnati show similar activity and price ranges.
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Pittsburg
Union
East
Buffalo
N. Y
Mae
Weekend flurry in cattle market noted by Chicago Examiner
James Poole reports a ten cent rise in the cattle market but buyers and sellers expect packers to bid lower next week. The feeder remains underdog as agitation spurs indictments. Secretary Wilson advocates lower prices while producers seek relief. Next week marks the fat stock sale with expectations of high grower prices.
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James £. Poole
Chicago Examiner
Ackers
Wef
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Mary Garden Stirs Chicago With Provocative Opera
Chicago audiences Friday night witnessed Mary Garden presenting what critics call a controversial act in her operatic season. The performance drew sharp reactions as the production was deemed highly indecent by some patrons while others praised its artistry.
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Chicago
Mary Garden
Bear Market Looms on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago on Saturday faced a full bear market as May wheat fell 1 1 2 cents, corn dipped, and oats slumped. Liverpool prices closed sharply lower amid hopeful Argentine weather and Russian shipment forecasts, while U S wheat belt dryness tempered expectations. Armour acted as a major buyer in wheat while selling dominated oats and a firmer hog market supported but did not urgency the provisions.
Stock Market Dull Opening With Quiet Afternoon
New York traders reported a lackluster two hour Saturday session with forty stocks quoted and small price moves. Steel common steady, St Paul up slight, Union Pacific and Chesapeake & Ohio modest gains, Canadian Pacific higher. Attendance was light as brokers anticipated next week’s activity. General Electric rose to 160 in a rare national high for months. Government and other bonds unchanged. total volume around 65,700 shares.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Exchange
Army
Chicago cash grain prices note Nov 26
Chicago cash grain prices are listed with Wheat No 2 red at 0.924 03c, Corn No 2 at 0.4744 We, and Oats No 12 at 0.30%.
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Chicago
Wheat and Corn Grain Prices and Yardage Report
Market listings show wheat futures with mixed quotes across varieties No 2 red through No vember and January, corn steady with No 2 white and No 4 white and mixed categories. inspections list numerous car counts by grade and color for wheat and corn including in and out movements, with hay components noted for timothy clover prairie.
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Hay
Timothy
Market price quotes for grains and fodder products
Wheat No 2 red 90c sample milling Corn Old 60 63c new 43 47c Shelled oats 33 36c Hay Timothy 15 18 bated 15 18 mixed 13 15 bated 15 Straw Oats straw 5 71 wheat straw 56
Wheat futures fall on weak markets and higher supplies
Wheat futures in Liverpool closed 1 4 percent lower as December exposure faced selling pressure through the session. Higher distant-month stocks, predicted heavy Russian shipments, and anticipated liberal American shipments spurred liquidation. Corn followed wheat's decline as American shipments were expected to rise.
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Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
Bradstreets
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Roumania
Grain prices and markets in Toledo report
Toledo reports wheat and corn futures with cash bids and monthly contracts. Prices shown include Wheat Cash 44 cents, December 43 4/5 cents, July 94 3/5 cents. Corn Cash 48 cents, December 46 cents, May 48 4/5 cents. Oats Cash 34 cents, December 33 2/5 cents, May 36 2/5 cents. Rye No 2 and No 3 quoted. Cloverseed cash and futures at 38 8/5 to 82 4/5 dollars. Alsike Prime at 8 9/10 to 9 dollars. Timothy Prime and November at 4 4/5 dollars.
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Europe
Eat
Liverpool
Australia
Aegere Ewes
Ruvsaria
Eaeerpool
Anitoba
Iiverpool
Corm
Liverpoolutures
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Grain price report from Buffalo market record
Buffalo market report lists Spring Wheat No. 1 northern at 1 11 percent, Winter Wheat prices for No. 2 red at 9 16 cents, No. 2 white 4 cents, Corn values for No. 2 yellow 57 to 19 cents, No. 3 yellow 5 1 cents, No. 4 yellow 1 9 a cent, and oats and rye figures including Burley at 81 percent and Rye Nos. 1 and 2 at 85 cents with partial figures for Ste.
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Buffalo
N. Y
C. Burley
Rye
Ste
Foreign crop conditions report from Liverpool and Punjab
In Ronania sowing of the new crop proceeds under favorable weather with an expected average acreage. In the Punjaub district of India a drought affects two districts while other areas show wheat germination in satisfactory condition.
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Liverpool
Ronmania
India
Punjaub
Sterling Exchange Quiet Amid Saturday Markets
New York Navy desk reports no notable movement in sterling on Saturday. Posted rates show 483 487 with bankers' bills trading around 486.05 486.10 for demand and 482.15 482.25 for 90 day bills.
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Sterling Exchange
New York
Navy
Grain Gossips and Wheat Marketwatch from Saturday
Chicago car lot receipts show Wheat 25 cars with 15 grading contracts Corn 501 cars 32 contracts Oats 189 cars 78 contracts Receipts last year list Wheat 120 Corn 376 Oats 191 Northwest wheat receipts report Minneapolis 208 cars Duluth 272 Winnipeg 498 Total 1,065 cars Last year 1,423 Minneapolis wheat in store total 11,500,183 bushels up 35,384 this week No. 1 bard 109,048 bu No. 1 northern 4,637,774 bu No. 2 northern 4,106,917 bu Argentine rains timely Southern Buenos Ayres drought harvest begins mid December crop moving to soft dough Continental markets Antwerp wheat lower Berlin wheat lower A W Thomson from Logan Bryan Bull in wheat possibly 1,000,000 by Friday Market bears due to Argentine crop damage and improved conditions Northwest wheat offered more freely First half crop year ends with 100,000,000 bushel surplus without buyers Pritchard says Lichtstern Armour control market speculation dominates prices Foreign news cites big players. questions about collusion Some primary market receipts Saturday Wheat 772,000 bu last year 1,402,000 bu Corn 538,000 bu last year 688,000 bu Oats 522,000 bu last year 486,000 bu
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Armour
A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
Riis Praises Roosevelt At Martinsville Talk
Jacob A. Riis, famed slum reformer, appeared in Martinsville Indiana on Friday to speak on "The Battle With The Slum" and praised President Roosevelt's efforts after twenty years of writing on urban reform.
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Riis
Roosevelt
Martinsville
Ind
Jacob A. Riis
Bank President Comments on Loans and Market Outlook
George M Reynolds, president of the Continental and Commercial National Bank in Chicago, discusses loan activity, farmer borrowing against expected higher prices, and a forthcoming trade revival. He notes Wall Street's mixed reaction to the election, predicts a normal but excellent business year ahead, and mentions cheapening goods with meat as an exception. He also cites diverse financial news from London, Wall Street, and rail and steel markets.
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George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank
Chicago
Enya
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Bank of England
New York Banks Report Higher Reserves and Loans
The weekly statement of clearing house institutions shows an average cash reserve of 26.57 percent with reserves on all deposits up $496,575 and loans increasing by 12,907,900. Specie and legal tenders rise, deposits up 17,348,100 while circulation falls 49,400. Actual cash reserve sits at 26.51 percent. total loans reach 1,790,298,800. bank surplus stands at 18,685,400 versus 9,133,900 last year and 30,536,075 two years ago.
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New York
United States
London Bar Silver Steady At 27 3/4 To 36 0
London bar silver remained steady with prices quoted around 27 3/4 to 36 0 in early trading. Market activity appeared subdued as investors waited for further economic signals from the London bullion market.
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London
Fruits and Vegetables Prices From Local Market Listings
A dense price list outlines various fruits vegetables and miscellaneous items with per unit per crate per box prices. Notable entries include Grapes from California at crate prices, Oranges Florida 2.65 to 2.75 per box, Lemons California Messina 4.50 18 box, Apples Balawhs and Grimes varieties, Beans Navy new crop 2.40 per bushel, Cabbage New York seed 85 90 cents per head, Lettuce 12 cents per pound, Mushrooms 15 25 cents per pound, Potatoes Michigan 50 55 cents per bushel, Chestnuts 20 cents per pound, Dates 64 cents per pound.
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Romart Grimes
Beauty Grimes
Ben Davis
Colorado
California
Iow
Hubardston
Greening
Massachusetts
Mathews
Centennial
Jersey
Malaga
Florida
Messina
Louisiana
Valencia
Cali Nayel
Lima
New York
Michigan
Eastern
U. Parsley
Hubbard
Case
Wisconsin
Markets report highlights price shifts for eggs and poultry
In New York and Chicago markets eggs faced a downward nudge with expectations of continued supply growth and price cuts. Butter and cheese held steady, while poultry values softened. turkeys and fowls showed mixed movement amid broad dairy and meat product pricing.
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N.Y
Wisconsin
Neuschatel
New York
Middle West
Rio
Chicago
Mtec
Holiday dinner ends in death after patient sits to eat
Logansport Indiana November 26 Mrs Rose Brouser 69 bedridden for a year defied medical advice and family to sit up for Thanksgiving dinner. She collapsed at the table and died minutes later.
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Logansport
Ind
Rose Brouser
Incorporations and capital plans listed for Indiana companies
Porter Chesterton South Shore rail way company in St. Joseph county seeks 40000 capital with directors C N Wilcoxson F J Lewis Meyer C E Palmer F M Childs J M Childs. Union depot hotel company Vincennes 25000 capital with directors Edward Watson Anna Watson Robert G Watson. Mooresville water light heat power company 100000 capital with directors Everett S Dupree Clarence Deupree Edwin H Emrick. Wabash foundry and machine company Wabash 30000 capital with directors George W Barcus Alfred B Rowley James Robertson Charles B Has Nelson G Hunter. Consumers Ice and cold storage company Mt Vernon extend existence fifty years from Jan 5 1910. Ft Wayne correspondence school increases capital stock from 10000 to 325000.
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Ft. Wayne Correspondence School
Shotgun accident leaves man with hand wound
Special to The Sus. Chester Cross of Rushville Indiana, hunting near a fence, slipped and placed his shotgun on the ground with his left hand over the muzzle. The blast burned through the center of his hand and doctors fear amputation may be necessary.
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Rushville
Ind
Chester Cross
Miss Minnie McCullough Fractures Arm in Fall
Miss Minnie McCullough, well known in this region and also in Indianapolis, was seriously injured Friday night when she fell down stairs. She sustained a fractured right arm and internal injuries.
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Greensburg
Ind
Minnie McCullough
Itiliinapolis
Real estate transfers list shows multiple property trades
Transfers total 22 entries with buyers and sellers including Laban L Lodge Margaret Baum and Samuel Ferguee Byron J. Arlington addition and various lot descriptions. Totals include 84 373 transfers and 645 979 for the week.
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Margaret H. Baumfuller
Fletcher
Woodlawn
Byrace Street
Lexington Avenue
Samuel R. Fergueé
Byron J
Arlington
Audubon Avenue
Robert E. Bradway
Minple G. Ball
Long Et al
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Mic Street
Lesley Avenue
Alexander M. Stewart
Vincent VY. Smith
Sangster Et al
Sangster and
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Hines
Louis F. Smith
Washington and
Lawrence
Charles M. Cross
Grafton M. Worsham
Lewis & Co
Arsenal Heights
Jefferson Avenue
St Clair Street
Viola Clarke
John W. Madden
Marion Park
Nineteenth
Dexter Streets
Albert J. Greenen
Michael H. Greenen
Hughy
Nobles Street
Louisiana Street
Oscar L. Hupp
Fred Bonifield
Eastern Heights
Bogart Avenue
New York Street
Charles H
Irvington
Greenfield Avenue
Ritter Avenue
Hamas Heirs
Oriental and
Pratt Streets
Central Trust Company
Clarence W. Petty
Brookside
Houston Street
Nineteenth Street
Walter L. Petty
Anchor Realty Company
Ella J. Gallagher
Hay
Geisen
Dorf Street
Ohio Street
Sarah E. Yarren
Henry Gardner
Pike Et al
Itley Avenue
Edwin E. Shelton
Henry Bookward
Indianapolis
Udell Street
Rader Street
Stephen S. Earhart
George T. Harhart
Coffman
Coffman's
Merrill Street
Virginia Avenue
Sheldon Street
Twenty-Fourth Street
Nancy Avery
Ralph C. Avery
Pike Township
E. E. Stuart
Charlotte
Cox
Wright Et Ales
Quill Street
Mnnesota Street
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