Market Recessions Hit Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Receipts Wednesday show 10,000 hogs 2,500 dey and 500 sheep with overall higher supplies. Local packers cut hog prices to the season low while steers and cows moved slightly lower or steady, and sheep and lambs traded weak to 25 cents lower amid active buying for feeders and bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pgs
Pittsburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Union Stockyards
Cincinnati
Tavene
Biceeee Sud
Rese Gees
Eves Sisst
Tone T
Helfers
Or Heeee Athens
Ud Owen
R.A Nee
Weatherste
Aes
Young Hogs Plentiful In Chicago Market
Gossip notes a strong hog supply in Chicago territory with spring-furrowed shores flocking to market. Buyers report ample 120 to 160 pounders from nearby areas, as fall farrowing increases and prices attractively rise. Local bacon houses pushed to lift declines, shaping a dairy tributary to Chicago markets.
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Poole
Chicago Examiner
Chicago
Chicago Cash Markets Report October 26
Chicago cash markets report futures style prices for wheat corn and oats with bid and offer ranges across grades. No. 2 red and hard winter wheat levels, No. 2 and 3 corn grades, and No. 2 white oats figures are shown with varying cents per bushel ranges and standard quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat and hay bids and inspections summary
Inspections show Wheat and hay with no bids. Wheat In shows 2 hard 2 cars 3 cars total 5. Out shows 4 cars sample. Carn In lists 41 No 3 white 10 No 4 white 6 No 4 yellow 5 No 2 mixed 1 No 4 mixed 2 sample 37. Out No 3 yellow S cars total So cars. Hay has no bids with 1 timothy 1 car and 1 heavy clover mixed 2 cars total 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
Elover
Milling and feed prices for grains and hay
The report lists Wheat No. 2 red at 92 cents for milling sample and 90 cents for S0 90c, Corn Old at 53 5Tc and 35 45c, Sheltered outs at 82 30cc, sertels straw at $6 7, wheat straw and hay prices for Timothy at $16.50 to $17.50 per bale, mixed hay $18 to $16, baled $13 to $15.
Grain Prices in Buffalo Market Report
Buffalo market update lists wheat as No. 1 northern at 1.10, No. 2 red at 1.14, No. 2 white at 1.04. Corn shows No. 2 yellow 53 to 54 cents, No. 3 yellow 34 to 35 cents, No. 4 yellow 28 to 36 cents. Oats range 34 to 54 cents. barley at 0.80 to 0.85. rye No. 1 at 9 cents, No. 2 at 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Grain prices and futures in Toledo market report
Toledo grain notes list cash and futures for wheat, corn, oats, rye, clover seed and timothy. December and May prices appear for each commodity with small variations and regional figures for October, December, March and other delivery months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
American Wheat Markets Edge Higher In Liverpool Trade
In Liverpool on Tuesday October 26 American wheat prices opened 32d higher with lighter offerings and a firm, dull tone as shorts covered. Dealers noted less willingness to sell La Plata parcels and cash wheat showed steadiness. By midday values were around %d higher. corn opened steady but rose later on American cable strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Commission
Rosenbaum
Jess
Patten
Liverpool
la Plata
America
Grain gossip and receipts show mixed Western wheat markets
Liverpool and Chicago reports detail higher and unchanged wheat and mixed corn prices. Receipts in Minneapolis, Duluth, Winnipeg show declines from last year while Chicago traders and senior financiers weigh export pressure and a potential price decline as large yields and reserves affect future demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
New York Opening Bullish. Market Turns with Steel Lead
The London market rose modestly amid aggressive buying led by steel and smelters as Union Pacific, Reading, New York Central and others advanced early. By noon, selling from large holders pressured shares, with Amalgamated Copper and Smelting steadying as Eugene Meyer Jr. bought Smelting. The session ended with a firmer tone and selective recoveries as funds moved to small values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Harry Content
Union Pacific
Reading
Union
New York Central
St. Paul
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colorado Southern Common
Wubarh
Consolidated Gas
Amalgamated Copper and Smelting
Eugene Meyer Jr
American Telephone and Telegraph
Fragmented OCR trading tickers from New York curb market note
A dense list of bond and stock prices, railway and company abbreviations, and scattered numeric quotes appears in a New York curb market brief. Entries include readings for Pacific Coast lines, Union Pacific, Wabash, and other fixes with varied maturities and yields.
Boston Stocks Opening Quotations Report
Loston Massachusetts October 26 opening quotations list Osceola 180 and Fractional prices for Fruit 18114 Utah Apex 3 percent Calumet & Arizona 59 percent Nevada cons 214 with early market readings reflecting commodity and mining shares in Boston trading.
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Loston
Masset
Utah
Calumet
Arizona
Nevada
Metal exchange quotes firm copper and tin values
New York Oct 26 copper ruled firm at the metal exchange with October at 12.45 to 12.50 and November and December at 12.55 to 12.60. Lead ranged 40.50, spelter 5.70 to 5.75, and tin 36.15 to 36.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Phe Beer
Haree'balters
Esee Eee
Houghs
Igaly
Glenn Iulaie
New York
Metal Exchange
Markets Update from New York and Chicago
Corrected daily markets show butter prices across various grades and pack sizes, with cheddar and Swiss cheese noted. Fluctuations appear in flour, pork, lard, sugar, coffee, tallow, hay, poultry, eggs, and cheese across sources in New York and Chicago, reflecting dull to steady trading and mixed spot tones.
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New
Rio No. T
Steel Company Earnings and Dividends Signal Stability
The Steel statement shows a quarterly net of 37,365,187, below prior figures but with an improving trend. Unfilled orders total 3,158,108 as of Sept 30. Management predicts stronger gains in November and a possible higher earnings run, with a safe dividend outlook and substantial surplus after obligations. Money markets exhibit firmer sentiment but tighter lending, while brokers expect further rate movements in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gates Suys
J. P. Morgan
U S Steel Declares Quarterly Dividend On Stocks
United States Steel Corp announces regular quarterly dividend of 1 1 2 percent on common stock and 1 percent on preferred stock. American Gas and Electric declares 1k percent on preferred stock payable Nov 1 with books closed Oct 25 reopen Nov 2. Cleveland and Pittsburg RR declares 15 percent on guaranteed stock and 1 percent on special guaranteed stock payable Dec 1 to stock of record Nov 10. National City Bank of New York declares regular semiannual dividend 5 percent payable Nov 1 with books closed Dec 1. Federal Sign System declares 15 percent quarterly dividend on preterray stock payable to stock of record Oct 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
American Gas and Electric Company
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad Company
National City Bank of New York
Federal Sign System
Local securities rise to multi-month highs on strong bid prices
The local market showed strength on Wednesday with many stocks at peaks not seen for months. Fletcher-American hit a new record bid at 223 as several issues advanced including Home Brewing and multiple Indianapolis and Terre Haute transit units, with ten shares of Street Railway selling as the market's highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher-American
Home_ Brewing
Indianapolis & Southeastern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Terre Haute Traction and Light
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern
Union Traction
American Central Life
American Creosoting Company
Belt Railroad
Gledew mi
Capital Nationa
Etenee
Central Trust Aneweenee
Columbia National
Continental National Bank
del. & Madison Co
Farmers’ Trust
Teitecal Union Surety
Fletcher.Am
Wmadl. Bank
W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Fiermao American Trust
Indiana Title Guaranty
Indiana
Indiana Otel Common
S. Indiana
Indiana Ational
Saeeee
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Unioo Treaction
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis
O Indpis
Northwestern
Su Indpis
Indpis. & Hast
Luton National
Ceees
Union Traction Common
Laon Trust
van Camp Hardware Pt
van Camp Packing Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Commo da Vandalia Coal Co
Wanssovu
Dpwees
Atlas Engine Works
Citizens’ Wits Co
Citizens’ Street KR
Dela
Mad. Co. Tel. Ss
Ft. W. & Wab. Val
P. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Sears Eee
Indiana Union Traction
Col. & Southern
St. Railway
Hidanapolis
Kokomo
Mar
West
T. Merchants
Long
Eastern
Cunarder Plans Approved for Record 50,000-Ton Steamer
London reports Cunard steamship company has definitively approved plans to build a vast liner of 50,000 gross tons, extending about 1,000 feet in length and delivering 90,000 horsepower for an impending new ocean carrier.
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London
F¢is
Cunard Steamship Company
Ade Returns with 36000 Dollar Settlement in England Trip
Mason City Iowa oct 26 George Ade firetaker of the Clear Lake assembly grounds has returned from England with a settlement of 36000 dollars after a year abroad. Ade recently spent time in England and secures the sum in a final accord.
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Mason City
George Ade
Firetaker
Clear Lake
England
Fruits and Vegetables Wholesale Prices at Indianapolis
Indianpolis market listings show bulk and per unit prices for apples, cranberries, grapes, citrus, pears, pineapples, and vegetables. Entries include varieties like Baldwin and Jonathan apples, Malaga grapes, Valencia oranges, Bellflower pears, homegrown greens, and staples such as beets, cabbage, celery, and potatoes with prices per box, basket, or pound.
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Indianapolis
Bulk Baldwin
Grimes Quiden
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Columuuo
Vandevere
Massachusetts
Smyrna
California
Malaga
Erate
New York
Concords
Itic
Niagara
Wisconsin
Colorado
Messina
Valencia
St. Michaels
Bardletts
Indiana
Niefer
H. Seeu
Celery
Michigan
Buaches
Garlie
Dyjic
Hative Lima
Valous
Todinna
Devin Valous
Virginia Sweet
Homexytown
Arrests Bantam Rooster In Geneva Calaboose
Geneva Ohio policearrest bantam rooster after it crowed beneath a hospital window while patient Harry Kent fights typhoid fever. Marshal Fred Baker hauled the bird to the calaboose on a physician’s advice.
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Shal
Geneva
Harry Kent
New Feather Duster Factory Opens in Monticello
DUSTER STATE CLEAN. Monticello Iowa October 26 The new feather duster factory erected in Monticello at a cost of about 25,000 is the largest of its kind in the world.
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Monticello
Property improvements listed with varied frame dwellings
A historical notice itemizes numerous property actions across streets: Brents on Senate Avenue near Thirty-eighth Street report one and a half story frame dwellings valued at 21 500 dollars. W L Rice properties on Tremont and adjacent streets show one and one half story frames valued at 1 500 dollars, plus a single story frame at 1 500 dollars. Other entries include additions, remodels, reshingle work, barns, and repairs with amounts ranging from 45 to 3 057 dollars across numerous streets including Broadway Thirtieth to Thirty-First, East Twenty fifth, Meridian, and Indiana avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph. D. Brent
Senate Avenue
Thirty-eighth
W. L. Rice
Tremont
New York
Ohio
Turner
Pristly
Thulman Street
J. B. Griffith
Broadway
Thirtieth
Ilinois Street
Indiana Avenue
John J. Blackwell
Capital Avenue
Ohio Street
J. Sarto
New Jersey
Thirty- Third Street
H. Wright
Gladstone Avenue
Sitchigan Street
Charles B. Usby
North Meridian Street
M. E. Wallace
East Sixteenth Street
Charles Wier
Bloyd Avenue
Charles Wocher
Twenty-eighth Street
Schurman Avenue
Janette Hadly
East Eleventh Street
A. Shirley
East Twenty-ninth Street
Rkt. Brent
Bogart Avenue
Eld Street
D. Brent
Graceland Avenue
Theee Street
City Births and Deaths Census Report
A city wide birth tally lists numerous families with newborn boys and girls at various streets and addresses. The text also records multiple deaths and medical conditions including diabetes and typhoid fever among residents and hospital patients.
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Emma Williams
City Hospital
Cir Cinema
Elton James
aAlpha
Lueiza Webb
Arthur Street
Anna Steinbrnegge
Lev Street
Irving Bartholomew
Margaret PF
Marion Nye- Die
Fannie
Helfer
Mitral
Richard TT
Taylor
Shylaware Street
Contorted Name List Signals About Local Pairs
A string of paired names appears, forming a long sequence of individuals in couples or partners. Names include John T Ells and Blanche Kummer, Charles Kenslow with Artie Whiteley, John H Brill with Caroline Witzel, Raymond Butler with Amy Carter, and many others with varied spellings and punctuations. The fragment looks like a directory or roster excerpt with numerous potential OCR errors and inconsistent capitalization. No clear event or action is described.
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John T. Ells
Blanche Kummer
Charles On
Kenslow
Artie M. Whiteley
John H. Brill
Caroline E. Witzel
Raymond A. Butler
Amy Carter
Myron D. Rinkler
Ethel M. Unversaw
Anthracite Prices and Coal Types Listing
A dense OCR fragment lists coal varieties and prices by type and mine. Entries include Pocahontas, Kanawha, Wilmd, and gas coke with per ton figures, bag and delivery charges, and noting ground-floor or dumped in cellar options.
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Lonio Jackson
Haymond
Pittsburg
Winifred
Pocahontas
Hocking Valley
Brazil
Pocahontat
Citizens Oven
Blossburg
Connellsville
Real estate transfers listed in city deed records
A sequence of property transactions shows numerous transfers, parcels in Drake and Franklin townships, North Indianapolis, and Irvington. Buyers include Charles Holloway trustee, Elizabeth Stevenson, Lewis Avery, Adabert Southwick, and William Elder, with prices ranging from $200 to $5,000 and properties on streets such as Twenty-ninth, Japan, and Pennsylvnia avenues.
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Warren Township
Sarah J. Hill
Christian W. Schwemeyer
Franklin Township
Elizabeth Stevenson Et al
Alfred L. Goodlet
Serene Tye
Washington Township
Lewis A. Horton
Lewis Avery
Decatur
Eden H. Greene
Adabert M. Southwick
Melissa Threewit
Wayne
Ps Margaret V. Peaver Et al
Phoebe J. Warn
Warque
William L. Elder
William T. Blankenship
Edgewood
Epler Avenue
Shelby Street
Union Trust Company
Ida D. Strachey
Northcroft
Winthrop Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Thomas M. Richardson
Ast M. Perkins
Shotwells
Irvington
Japan Avenue
Johnson Avenue
Arther M. Potts
George F. Davenport
Washington Square
Pennsylvania Street
Hiftieth Street
Edward Moberly
Wiliam Pollard
Indianapolis
Twenty Ninth Street
Annette Street
Wallace Sherwood
Agnes Sherwood
Douglass Park
Delaware Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Stanley DL. Turner
John D. Davy
Merritt Place
Tranb Avenue
Michigan Street
Edward H. Bernhardt
Sidney JT. Shonkwiler Et al
Caven Et Als
Lexington Avenue
Nelson Street
Suburbano Humesx Company
Arnetta E. Bailey
Harrison Heights
Tewney and
Thirty-sixth Streets
John H. Radi
Indiana Press Brick Company
Belt Railroad
White River
Edwin A. Wert
Alvin J. Munson
Beck
Ilinois Street
Capitol Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Michele Navarra
Castrenzia Navarra
Downey
Merrill Street
Virginia Avenue
William M. Drummond
George H. Mueller
Eberhart
Reid Street
John W. Cornett
John Blankenship
Cornett Place
English Avenue
Rural Street
John H. Miller
Marion A. Neff
Lot & Sharpe’s
Blake's
Orival Street
Williama Street
Harriet A. Pdodze
Isabella McElhenner
Fletcher Et Als
Elm Street
Bradshaw Street
Charles H. McDowell
Stella Anderson
Vonnegut’s
Mulberry Street
McCarty Street
Security Trust Company
Helen H. Strathmann
Washington Park
Central Avenue
Forty Second Street
Edward C. Strathmann
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Dwaff
Aay Care Balig
Pritchard
Shorts
James A. Patten
Armour People
William Hudson
Bartlett-Frazier
Wall Street
NEW York Stocks
A. W. Thomson Co
Atchison Saan
Salt
C. M
St. P
Rfa
Kas
City
Taebae
I Pacific
Watt
Central
North
Pacific
Penn R Rt
People’s Gas
Republic Steel
Rep. Steel
Rock Island
Pacific Nets
Texas Oil
Tol
St. W
al Ys
U. 5 Steel Ptd
Utah Copper
AMY
NEW York Bonds
N.Y
St.l.s.w
St.l
tyiSo
Tex. Pac
U. P
Shore
Wethae
E. S
Miami
Boston
Limberg
Neufchatel
Hagle
EULER
Peerine
Chicago Tribune
TG Dre Aioricar
Joseph
Steel” Company
Local Securities
Cunarder
Iowa
Geneva, O
Fred Baker
John and
Orpha Noe
Goodlet Avenue
Charles and
Cassell
Bismarck
Halsey and
Willamsysley
Muskingum Street
Paul W
Ellen Saver
Columbia Avenue
Irl
Robert and
Ete Trittipo
William and
Amanda Hall
Agnes Street
Wim
Mary Morris
Harris Avenue
Marion and
Minnie Dicks
North Arsenal Avenue
Jobo
Mabel McDonald
North State Avenue
Ehmer
Barbara Chiry
Shiel
Florence Bressart
Coyner Avenue
Herbert and
Adetena
Bernard Kennedy
Elizabeth New Metheen
James F. Sehwink
Stella M. Bradameyer
Nic Cristner
Anna Mintrers
John King
Minnie M. Brows
Alois J. Walzek
Alice E. Doyle
Oscar D. McBain
Aelen Eidlwards
Charlies C. Bush
Margaret F. Dovey
Charles E. Lyles
Belle Bennett
Warren J. Landram
Effie S. Perry
Abe Joseph
Minnie Hudron
John Hotamawn
Addison A. Teese
Nelle B. Hunt
Richard M. Braun
Blanche H. McElroy
John G. Nicheson
Daisy FE
Coffenerry
Eidlwin M. Steers
Leila FE
Kemp
Ottoway Kolp
Emma H. Muller
Harry €. Nesmith
la Verne Urmer
Carl H. Blober
Karoline W. Haver
Walter J. Hubbard
Jacob Kupferberz
Clark
Ilver Avenue
Marion Avenue
Francesa S. Routledge
Harry Schofield
Allen
Twenty-fourth Street
Isabella Street
Arthur ¥. Brown
Clinton W. Parker
Meridian Heights
Smith Et al
Drake
Lafayette Street
Twelfth Street
George O. Lehman
Louisa V. Reed
Meyer
Prospect Street
St. Peter Street
George A. Lehman
Ira Bear
Richard Green
McCormick Heirs
McCormick Street
Miley Avenue
Zimri B. Hurt
Clarence G. Evans
Elder
Marion Heights
Russell Avenue
George S. Littell
Charles Dimick
Braden
Riverside
Oscar Street
Southern Avenue
Andrew J. Brecht
Robert Arbuckle
Brinkman Hill
Improv
United States
Fletcher American National Bank
H. Wade
Mgr. Bond
Frank MI. Loe
A. A. Barnes
L.P. Newat We
EERE
Tsme
Wee Ewen
W. F.C. Golt
W. . K. Sproule, Jr
Harry B. Wilson
Washington St
the Capital National Bank
State of Indiana
Marion County
City of
Commercial Club
Thos. C. Day & Co
Law Building
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
Traction Company
Ind
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brasil
Mooresville
Martinsville
Dayton
Zanesville
IND Cincinnati
Effec
Rushvill
Aim
qConnersville
Rushville
Connersvillo
Shelbyville
Clis & Ctioz CO
Connersville
Eensburg
Leare
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