Market Report on Hog Cattle and Sheep Receipts
Receipts Tuesday included 7,500 hogs 1,18 cattle and 700 sheep with hogs down from prior periodsyet maintained by strong local and outside buying. Hogs sold at 7.30 with highs to 7.40. cattle scarce and steady to 15c higher. steers slow but near Friday levels. stockers and bulls steady. sheep and yearlings dominated consignments selling around 3.75 to 4.25 with some lambs beyond.
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Sannes Ee Pean
Eseaee
Renee Lak
du Rhea
Bulle
Teesewees
Calves
Eee Serene
Aereae
Ught
Live stock market summaries from multiple cities
Reports from EISBERG Pennsylvania East Buffalo New York Union Stock Yards HL Cincinnati and other markets show cattle sheep hogs and calves with prices and trends. Notable quotes include prime hogs at 7.80 and calves selling up to 10.50, with mixed sentiment and varying gains across regions.
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DO Eisberg
Rantti
LIE
Pelne
Wheat supply shrinks, Bradstreet reports drop in week
New York November 20 Bradstreet reports show the world's visible wheat supply declined by 2,750,000 bushels in the past week. The total stands at 183,977,000 bushels, which is 60,499,000 bushels more than the same week last year when the level was 135,488,000 bushels.
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New York
Bradstreet's
Ton Anthracite and fuel sale list on market prices
A fragmented price list shows various coal and coke types including Pocahontas and Hocking Valley lignite lump and nut coal, Brazil block, gas house lump, and related items with prices ranging from about 4.73 to 7.00 per unit, indicating a volatile market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Eta
Brazil
Wheat and corn wobble as futures open mixed on demand and snow
Chicago wheat opens lower led by commission selling as traders weigh Missouri and Kansas belt snow and weak Liverpool futures. Prices firm later, around 95 cents for Muay with agreeable demand. primary receipts trailing last year by 980,000 bushels. Corn moves steady to higher, aided by Bartlett Frazier buying and pit buoyancy. oats ease then firm with December issues. provisions soften slightly as hogs west run declines from last year.
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Chicago
U c
Missouri
Kangas
Southwest
Liverpool
Bartlett Frazier
Chicago cash grain prices November report summary
Chicago cash market shows mixed grain pricing on wheat corn and oats with multiple grades and varieties quoted. No. 2 red wheat at 91 1/4 to 99 1/2 cents, No. 2 yellow corn around 51 1/2 to 52 1/2 cents, oats No. 2 about 30 to 34 1/2 cents, and various No. 3 and white types listed with specific bid ranges.
Market Report on Wheat and Corn Prices and Inspections
Wheat shows weakness with No 2 red at 90 percent, other red samples, and varying monthly figures in November December and January. Corn remains steady with No 2 white and No 4 white prices, plus multiple white and mixed grades. Inspections list inbound and outbound car counts by grade for wheat corn and hay, totaling 109 inbound corn cars and 4 outbound yellow cars, among others.
Market Report of Grains and Feed Prices
WAGON MARKET prices show Wheat No 2 red at 90 cents sample milling FOGRS cern oln 60 463c new 43 47c Shelled oats 33 560 Hay Timothy 15 18 per bale SIS I185 nixed 13 15 baled 13 one Oats straw San wheat straw 5 6 The figures reflect varying lots and condition in the market.
Wheat market opens heavy amid liquidation and lower prices
The Liverpool wheat market opened heavy with December selling off amid renewed U.S. weakness and Winnipeg declines. Early quotes were about 4 ½d lower, with spot prices eased and new offers rising from Plata slippers while Australian reports stayed generally favorable. Corn futures held steady to 1d lower.
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Liverpool
Monadiy
Grain Prices in Buffalo Market Report Nov 29
Buffalo market notes list spring wheat No 7 northern at 1.10 a bushel, winter wheat No 2 red 94 cents, No 2 white 2 cents, corn yellow No 2 at 0.8? with various old and new lot classifications, oats white Nos 2 and 3 priced, standard white 254 percent clear. Burley varieties show No 1 and No 2 prices, all in cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Burley
Wheat and grain price report from Toledo market
Toledo price bulletin lists Wheat cash and futures for December and May with rates around 94.5 to 95 and July near 94. Corn futures show cash and December near 46 to 50. Oats quoted cash and December around 6 to 7 percent. Rye prices around No. 3 Steady. Alsike and Timothy seed prices noted for December and November.
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Toledo
Ste
Athac
Alsike
Prine
European grain prices and future values in global markets
European markets show mixed grain prices converted to American values per unit with spot prices in Liverpool and New York listings. The report lists Liverpool spot and futures for December March May and other European cities including Paris Antwerp Budapest Berlin with varying exchange rates and terms.
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Minneapolis
New
Duluth
Reeder
Winnipeg
Deceiwer Steerer
Mary Tee
Louis
Saul Ee Cone Pty
Kansas City
Shane
New York
European
Europe
R Xu Bent
Australia
Rosario
Ata
Liverpool
Manitoba
Paris
Antwerp
Budapest
Berlin
Stee Ew Sac Neeeetane
Wall Street Ends Higher as Steel Leads Late Rally
New York stock market opened flat to modestly higher with Steel common showing active trading and large blocks. Lehigh Valley gained early and recovered late, while Union Pacific and Reading advanced near Monday's finish as late buying boosted sentiment and closed with notable gains.
London Bar Silver Rates Steady After Goose Market
London bar silver futures show a steady level as of November 29, with prices quoted at 264 25 22 30. The market for silver bars remains unchanged amid slight activity in the goose price sector.
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London
Geese
Markets Signal Varied Dairy and Poultry Prices Across Regions
Market notes show butter and cheese stable with creameries holding at 25 to 30 cents per pound. Eggs steady at 30 to 32 cents. Poultry prices range from 10 to 18 cents for fowls and roosters, with turkeys and ducks listed under 20 cents per pound. Regional quotes include New York and Chicago markets, reflecting broad activity in dairy and poultry sectors.
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Limberg
New
Neufchatel
Eagle Wisconsin
New York
Middle West
Atnte
Chicago
Wall Street Summary Forecasts Mixed Near Term
London settlement runs Tuesday to Wednesday with Interboro proposing a public service commission submission. In Washington the railroad securities commission met to discuss regulation of stock and bond issuance. Dry goods trading shows gradual sales gains while Brooklyn Rapid Transit growth slows. New York Edison projects 10 percent earnings on stock and Bethlehem Steel expects at least 13 percent on preferred. Canada tightens call money as year end approaches. Tin plate and steel sectors show improvement. sheet mills stay active into next year. Steel firms push direct sale of products, cutting out middlemen. iron market edges higher. Analysts foresee gradual improvement starting early next year lasting into 1911, with sentiment firming but no boom imminent. Conflicting views emerge between Hill and Bedford on stock market prospects and Morgan versus Standard Oil affiliations. American Can may raise the preferred dividend from 3 to 6 percent, with net profits nudging above $3.5 million for the year and substantial back dividends around $13 million.
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Wall Street
London
Interboro
Public Service Commission
Railroad Securities Commission
Washington
Dry Goods District
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York Edison Company
Bethlehem Steel
Canada
National Biscuit
New York
New DU
Quebec
Steel Corporation
Buffalo
Bessemer Iron
Hill
E.C. Bedford
Corn Products Refining Company
Standard Oil Company
Morgan
Standard Oil
Bedford
Boster
American Can Company
American Can
Reid- Moore
Fallacious Upward Price Moves Warn Investors
A W Thomson company wire from Logan-Bryan New York notes that forcing sustained price rises without external demand is futile. Markets face weak fundamental signals from reports, bank clearings, earnings, monetary and legislative factors, making sharp downturns natural and inevitable. Caution on long positions remains prudent amid sporadic buying and a market unsettled by bogus Hill interview rumours and weak London action.
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A. W. Thomson Company
Logan-Bryan
New York
Railway and utility dividends declared for December filings
The Tetrait and Markinac railway declares 24 percent on common stock and a semi annual preferred dividend, payable January 1 to holders of record December 35. Tonopah Belmont Development proclaims 15 cent quarterly on common, payable January 2 to record December 15. Copper range consolidated also declares quarterly dividend of 1 per share, payable January 2 with books closed December 3 and reopen December 12. Muskogee Gas and Electric declares 1 1/2 percent quarterly on preferred, payable December 15 to holders of record by November 40 close. Standard Gas and Electric proclaims 1 1/2 percent on preferred, payable January to record date at close of business November 50. San Diego Electric declares 1 1/2 percent quarterly on common, payable December 15 to record at close of business November 30. National Casket Company proclaims quarterly dividend 1 4 percent, payable December 31 to stockholders of record December 10. Books close December 10 and reopen January 5, 1911.
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Tetrait & Markinac Railway Company
Tonopah Belmont Development Company
Copper Range Consolidated Company
Muskogee Gas and Electric Company of
Muskogee
Ohii
Standard Gas and Electric Copay
1 Diego Was and Electric Company
National Casket Company
Bocks
New York Metal Trends Downgrade at Exchange
New York metal traders reported a generally easier tone at the metal exchange on Tuesday, with prices easing as dealers assessed market demand. The session reflected softer activity and cautious bidding across key metals in early trading.
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NEW York Metal
New York
Metal Exchange
Fruits and vegetables price list for Indianapolis area
Corrected daily prices list Apples and other fruits with per basket or per box costs. Includes California and Florida oranges, Grapes Malaga and Tokay, Pears, Lemons, Lettuce, Beans, Potatoes, and miscellaneous items such as chestnuts, dates, popcorn, and walnuts with unit prices and some regional origins.
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Indianapolis
Spy
King
Hubvardston
Greentog
Russets
Oleanate
Straigate
Eighthand
Cranberries
Massachusetts
Mathews
Seeual
Eagek
Jersey
California
Malaga
Florida
Messina
Louisiana
Valencia
St. Michaels
Navel
Pears
Kailietts
Hinespiles
Wisconsin
Colorado
New York
Grain Gossips From Chicago Grain Receipts Tuesday
Chicago car lot receipts show wheat 18 cars with 9 grading contracts, corn 515 cars with 16 contract grades, oats 141 cars with 75 contracts, compared with last year. In store Wheat 10,533,000 bu with 5,460,000 contract grade and 4,617,006 bu in private elevators. Cattle and oats futures note demand and potential price moves as supply shifts unfold.
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Chicago
Advance in Coffee and Prices Across Groceries
One cent per pound rise on all package coffees follows Arbuckle brothers market corner in New York. Beans drop five cents a bushel, oatmeal down fifty cents a bushel, and hominy down twenty cents per hundred. Finnalian pineapples arrive but pack is short. New York elder in No 3 cans sells at 1.35 a dozen. Syrup and starch cheaper due to lower corn prices.
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Arbuckle Brothers
New York
William L. O'Connor
M. O'Connor, Grocery Company
Property transfers across multiple city lots and parcels
A series of real estate conveyances lists buyers and sellers including Nora Wade to Samuel Schuck and Warren A. Darling to Vincent V. Smith. Parcels range in size and location with prices from $5,000 to $80,000 and include addresses near Meridian Street, Ashland Avenue, and Belmont Avenue. Transfers total $134,881.
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Square 76
Meridian Street
Georgia Street
Warren A. Darling
Vincent V. Smit
Douglass Park
Talbott Avenue
Twenty-ffth Street
Mary E. Sims
George R. Turstam
Bruce Place
East End
Ashland Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Donald Gordon
Annie Williams
G. Blythe
Beverenn Street
Hadley
Arthur W. Brown
Robert D. Fret
Brown
Mapleton
Senate Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
Elizabeth R. Melville
John Feller
Clark
Haughville
At Avenue
Eleventh Street
Federal Land Company
Thomas C. Goff
Belmont Lace
Morgan Street
Belmont Avenue
Charles F. Dodge
Thomas FP. McDermott
Blount Et al
Irvington
New York Street
Bolton Avenue
Ruth Brown
James H. Cogill
Franklin Township
City Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families
Birth notices list multiple families with newborns including Brooks at 580 North Traub Avenue a boy and Green at 1306 Kappes Street a boy. Other entries include Winchell 189 Reisner Street a girl and Davis 860 Wayne Street a boy, with twins to White 1826 Arrow Avenue.
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Joseph
Fern Brooks
Traub Avenue
Joseph and
Mary Pedseedar
Warman Avenue
Charles and
Pearl Winchell
Reisner Street
Eet
Mary Green
Kappes Street
Arthur Jha
Ela Davis
Wayne Street
Guy
Ashland Avenue
Clara Mock
Central Avenue
Toke
Bertha Cordes
Charelinas Avenue
Edward and
Ste White
Arrow Avenue
Eugene and
Catherine Colwell
Bismarck Avenue
Willian and
Sarah Say
Delaware Street
Amelia Selb
Holmes Avenue
Franklin and
Ud Starkey
Pratt Street
William and Mary Smith
Cottage Avenue
Carl Hogrigne Scosley
Floyd Rd
Lilly Royster
City Hospital
Bertham and
Helen Sanders
Pasadena
Roscoe and
Laura Totten
Division Street
Gerald and
Lora Zimmer
Weat Twenty-ninth Street
William and Grace Gill
Park Avenue
Notable Marriage Links in Berham Amos Pairings
Berham Amos and Edna A Shoemaker, Levi Reynolds and Ella M Horton, Charles Kerschner and Vernette Mc Intire, Edward R Donnell and Ethel E Pitt are listed as partnered pairs in a social notice reflecting marriages or engagements.
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Berham Amos
Edna A. Shoemaker
Levi Reynolds
Ella M. Horton
Charles Kerschner
Vernette McIntire
Edward R. Donnell
Ethel E. Pitt
Local Deaths Listed by Chronic Illnesses and Ages
The notice lists individuals with ages ranging from 1 month to 61 and addresses such as 525 Minerva street 3817 East Washington street and 2353 Bellefontaine street. Causes include nephritis cerebral hemorrhage chronic bronchitis pulmonary tuberculosis myocarditis and pillory bronchitis. Hospital and street details appear for several cases including St Vincent's hospital.
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Hobart Banks
Minerva Street
Frank F. Holland
Washington Street
William Jobns
Empire Street
Mary A. Darling
Bellefontaine Street
Martha E. Fern
East Nineteenth Street
Neal F. Sullivan
South West Street
Cecelia Agnes Pugh
Jefferson Avenue
Leo Perkins
St. Vincent's Hospital
Joseph McLeland
College Avenue
Repairs and Structures Around Indianapolis Area
A list of property repair and construction jobs in Indianapolis and surrounding streets, detailing names of owners or companies, street locations, and estimated costs. Items include residential additions, shingle repairs, boiler work, frame structures, wrecked buildings, and other alterations with amounts ranging from about 40 to 2,500 dollars.
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Frank Ball
Blake Street
A. E. Waltz
Virginia
Fletcher Avenues
Quear
Shelby Street
Sat
Beecher
John Lysie
Ritter
Burgess
Hymn Escol
Pratt and Oriental
Thomas Emmerson & Son
South Clinuis Street
Willys-Overland Auto Company
East Michigan Street
Simpson
Gelsendorf Street
Browning
Fulton Street
Indianaapolis Paint and Color Company
Chesapeake Street
Rosa E. Hardin
Hancock Street
L. Haag
South
Illinois Street
Victoria
North
Attorney Brandeis Rejects $250,000 Rail Profit Plan
Washington reports Laula D. Brandeis, attorney for the railroad shippers, replied to O L Tickeson offer of 250000 a year to run railroads and cut a million daily. Brandeis accepted the challenge to serve without pay and proposed a conference of eastern and western railroad presidents to explain scientific management principles.
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Washington
Laula D. Brandeis
O. L. Tickeson
Western Association of Railroad Presidents
Eastern and Western Railroad
U S Bank Safe Co Advertises Fire Burglar Proof Safes
U S Bank Safe Co offers a large line of fire and burglar proof safes with latest patterns ready for immediate delivery. Special bargains available on slightly used safes.
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Oliver P. Ensley
Osgood
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Thirtieth
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Henry H. Wahile
Kaufman
Woodside
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Indiana Society For Savings
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Drake Et al
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Brook Street
Harry E. Gabe
Mamie Giuffre
Fletcher Et al
Fletcher Avenue
Noble Street
James W. Hensley
Mike Wolf
Lincoln Park
New Jersey Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Ronald A. Foster
Felix T. McWirter
Ferguson
Hill Place
Southeastern Avenue
Oriental Street
Roy (. Kanouse
Courtney A. Kanouse
Sangster Et al
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Manlove Avenue
Twenty Fifth Street
Beech Grove
William J. Thomas
George M. Weber
Jackson Park
Hovey Street
Vincent V. Smith
Arthur H. Darling
Sangster Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Charles &. Sehhofield
Grant SS. M. Smith
Thurman Washburn
Sarah E. Foust
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Thirty-second Street
Oscar Lee
Same
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Harry de Frates
Washington Square Adition
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Tindlinapolis Car Company
Arsenal Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Thomas G. Hamilton
Margaret HH
Vongremmensteig
Sime Lot
Tirzah Brash
Eugenia F. Cotb
Washington Township
Union Trust Company
Hezlop W.clark
Hatherleigh
Hox
Forty-second Street
Alpheus F. Smith
Mahel BR. Tripp
Aiking Et Ales University Place
Pennsylvania Street
Arthur V. Brown
William Karowi
Willin
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