Hog and cattle market trends across Saturday auctions
Saturday auction notes show hogs near 4000 head with 1300 cattle and 200 sheep, up from last week and year. Hogs averaged down about 10 cents, prices mostly $8.65 to $8.75, with fair competition and steady to higher calf and cattle activity. Bulls, cows, and sheep trends varied by market, with Lambs peaking near $6.25 and Sheep around $3.75 to $4.70 in regional yards including Pittsburgh Buffalo and Union Stock Yards.
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Pittsbulg
Buffalo
N. Y.Y
T. Union Stock Yards
Wil
Cincinnati
Packers Drive Cattle Prices Down in Chicago Market
Poole's review in the Chicago Examiner notes packers have pursued cheaper cattle, sparking a decline in the country. Leef on the hoof drops about 125 per cwt from last year when choice steers were at 9.10. Good steers fetched 7.70 to 7.90 on the Chicago market, with the high 7.90 unlikely at close. Native cattle show a decline among corn belt feeders, causing concern for beef makers and potential liquidation amid anticipated scarcity. Packers claim wholesale costs align with stockyard prices as retailers eye action. Friday values for good steers at 6.05 per cwt, down from 6.85 last week, illustrating rapid price melt.
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Poole
Chicago Examiner
Wheat futures tumble as prices hit new lows
Chicago reports a sharp drop in wheat futures with December at 96 1/2 cents, May at 87, and July at 85 1/2 cents, driven by speculative selling and bearish Paris cash prices. Corn and oats declined while provisions remained soft. market sentiment favored defensive selling and cautious lines amid light demand.
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Chicago
Reading
Shorts
Paris
Tong
Armour House
Chicago Cash Grain Prices on Oct 20
Cash grain market reports Chicago prices for Wheat Corn and Oats with bids for No 2 red No 2 hard winter No 1 northern spring No 2 northern spring and various white and yellow grades. Futures-like quotes show ranges from 92 1/2 to 105 for wheat and 84 1/2 to 49 1/4 for corn and 32 1/2 to 83 2/3 for oats across several grades.
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Chicago
Wheat and Corn Prices and Grain Inspections Summary
Grain market notes show Wheat prices for No 2 red at 92c and No 3 red at 86c with October November December terms. Corn prices list multiple white yellow and mixed grades with varied cents per bushel. Inspections report inbound and outbound car counts by grade for Wheat Corn and Hay, plus timothy and clover mixes for hay.
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C. Wuis
Krtye
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Grain and straw prices from local markets listing several commodities
Wheat No 2 red quoted 2c sample milling 80 90 cents. Corn old 36 40c. Shelled oats 32 35c. Straw and hay prices listed with bale and mix options, total prices range from 13 to 17.50 dollars per unit.
Wheat Market Weakness Shapes Liverpool Trading Day
The Liverpool wheat market opened with a heavy undertone as American cables and Bradstreet's shipment forecasts pressured prices. December liquidation broadened, with fears of further selling amid ample world stocks and softer demand. By close, values steadied with notable gains in March and light upticks overall. corn remained quiet with Laplata and American mixed trading amid Argentine offers and Chicago strength.
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Liverpool
Bradstreets
Shorts
Australia
Chicago
Buffalo grain prices on market report copy
Buffalo market bulletin lists prices for Spring Wheat No 1 Northern at 1.00 Winter Wheat No 2 red 97 44c No 2 white 18 44c Corn No 2 yellow 54 44c No 3 yellow 5dde No 4 yellow 53c No 3 A2ie Oats No 2 white 36c No 3 white 85 14c No 4 white 34%c Barley TA ise Rye No 1 81c No 2 80c.
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Buffalo
Toledo Grain Prices Reported For Market Day
Toledo market notes list wheat futures including December at 94 1/4 cents, May at 100.14, July at 96 1/4 cents. cash oats at 34 1/2 to 36 1/2 cents. corn cash and futures with December around 48 0? to 49? cents. coverseed prices noted for October and March around 8.62 to 8.65. timothy and alsike hay bids shown with prime October values and December figures.
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Toledo
Alsike
Jimethy
Closing Prices Wheat Markets Across North America
Wheat futures and cash prices reported from Minneapolis Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City and New York on October 29 show December contracts around 88 to 92 percent and May contracts near 98 to 105 dollars with varied regional quotations and currency notes. The record notes December prices from Minneapolis 1.00 percent to 105 May and similar figures for Duluth Winnipeg St Louis Kansas City and New York.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Duluth
Winnipeg
Man
ST. Louis
Kansas City
New York
New York Banks Weekly Statement Summary
New York October 20 The weekly statement of associated banks shows an average cash reserve of 23.90 percent with declines in reserve 336 450 loans 6 119 100 and specie 35 489 500 while legal tenders rise 904 900 deposits fall 8 093 000 and circulation drops 23100 the cash reserve becomes 25 83 percent
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New York
United States
Troops Gather in New Jersey Dispatch
Troops are assembled in Trenton New Jersey as the Fourth Regiment converges for unspecified orders. An official statement notes mobilization activities underway with no details on destination or mission.
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Trenton
N.oj
Ee Zeena
Wall Street Opens With Heavy Steel Trading and Dulls
New York traders saw Steel common move heavily in the first half hour with about thirty thousand shares changing hands. Prices slipped, with American Smelting and others showing declines while Soo Line and Wabash led small gains as the market ended the opening session dull and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Iteading
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Soo Line
Wabasa
Buil
Wall Street
Dix
London
Fragmented OCR Bond and Stock Ticker Snippet
A dense OCR fragment lists various bond issues and stock tickers with multiple issuer abbreviations and numbers. The text mentions lines such as St.L.S.W., Wab, U.S. Light, and other rail and utility references, interspersed with percentage figures and date-like codes, but lacks coherent narrative.
Sterling Exchange and Gary Clearing Report Update
Sterling exchange quoted at 453 45T with bank bill levels around 486.10 to 486.15 for demand and 48214 for sixty day bills. Gary clearing banks report weekly clearings at 210380 with seven banks. Gary banks to remain open on Tuesday evenings.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Gary Clearing House Association
Gary
New York Bar Silver Prices Decline in Trade
New York markets report bar silver at 50 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars trading around 4 cents as of October 28, reflecting subdued demand and currency shifts in the daily commodities brief.
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New York
Montezuma Plans First Street Fair and Carnival
Montezuma Ind Oct 29 For the first time since the town was founded Montezuma is to hold a street fair and carnival Oct 31 to Nov 2 Baseball games will be played Thursday and Friday.
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Montezuma
Indiana business and committee notes mixed stock records
A compilation of stock details lists A M M Creed South Bend capital stock 15000 directors including Clarence W Hyde Floyd A Deuhl John G Bishop Louis Hammerschmidt and Charles Steele. Bloomington Bible chair Indiana University pastoral oversight directors R W Abberly Ira C Batman E L Day Edgar F Dougherty BE KR Ed wards I M C Hobbs L C Howe J E Martin M Rudy Rodney Y D Smith Joseph C Todd Ft Wayne yore builders company 10000 directors Jacob C Schlink Herkman G Seblink Charles H Allzeler Joseph J Koorsen Robert F Kramer Anderson B Roux Frank P Martin Henry A Rager Allrest A Wille Edward P Benniger Oscar McCormick. Eberts ice company North Vernon 5000 directors Jacob Conrad Margaret Eliza Eberts Teeter Keogy farms company Hagerstown capital 50000 directors John H Teeter Charles N Teeter Henry Keogy Henry C Teeter Joseph Teeter. Kokomo paper company dissolution notice. Central closet manufacturing Kokomo capital 75000 directors George A Harper W Johnson A A Charles. Hill-Trip of to company Anderson to Scene capital stock 30000 Squire Dingee Illinois ??? Indiana 6087 directors Squire Dingee WIame Preest.
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A. M. M. Creed Company
South Bend
Capital
Clarence W. Hyde
Floyd A. Deuhl
John CG. Bishop
Louis Hammerschmidt
Charles Steele
Bloomington Bible Chair
The
Christian Church
Indiana University
R. W. Abberly
Ira C. Batman
E. L. Day
Edgar F. Dougherty
KR. Edwards
I. M.C. Hobbs
L. C. Howe
J. E. Martin
A M. Rudy
Rodney YD. Smith
Joseph C. Todd
Ft. Wayne Yore Builders Company
Jacob C. Schlink
Herkman G. Seblink
Charles H. Allzeler
Joseph J. Koorsen
Robert F. Kramer
Anderson
Roux
Frank P. Martin
Henry A. Rager
Central Closet Manufacturing Company
Kokomo
Capital Se
George A. Harper
W. Johnson
A. A. Charles
Company of
Squire Lingee Ae
Illinois
Saat
Diana
Diana, $6.087 Directors, ‘Squire Dingee
Wiame
Preest
Mes Joyne
Ita
Wall Street Notes Profit and Bond Sales From 1910 Market
A W Thomson reports sentiment turning conservative on the stock market while aggressive trading hints at further gains. Rail plants run at full capacity, Hamilton bonds priced at par, and Chicago Great Western reports a ten month surplus of 455 775. Debenture notes and new Delaware chartered firms appear as steel activity and copper exports rise, with exchange premiums and foreign notes signaling broader demand.
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Chicago Great Western Railroad Company
City Births and Deaths Affected by Aged Residents
City statistics list newborns and aged residents with various conditions. Names include Arnold Mulholland and Christina Broderick with a girl, and William Stephenson a boy. Ages range from one month to 73 with illnesses such as consumption and cirrhosis noted among listed individuals.
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Arnold
Bonnie Mulholland
Lockerbie Street
Martin and
Christina Broderick
Minerva Street
Gir
William and
Gertrude Cunningham
East Michigan Street
Wiliam and
Edith Stephenson
Hesbrook Street
Names From a Local Court Ledger Include Many Pairs
A list of paired names appears in a community ledger including Nathan K. Malson with Emma Cordes, William Sullivan with Sadie Hurkes, and Alfred S. Delphinstine with Beulah L. Jones among others. The text shows multiple pairs and scattered surnames with occasional unclear spellings indicating a genealogical or civil records extract.
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Nathan K. Malson
Emma Cordes
Wiliam Sullivan
Sadie Hurkes
Dobhia Bills
Ethel M. Clifton
Cash Applegate
Nellie Vanlaninghan
William J. Gillock
Ethel C. Amens
Alfred S. Delphinstine
Beulah L. Jones
Rocco S. Montaui
Entrast Marone
Charles H. Grant
Ethel VY. Garde
Albert B. Snyder
Nel Richardson
Geengpene Lodge
Marguerite
Alde
Leander Murphy and Nearby Properties Listed for Sale
A string of property listings from Leander Murphy and others covers multiple addresses on Graceland avenue Brook street Holloway street Langley avenue Gertrude street and nearby areas. Properties include one and two story frame buildings, a warehouse and a four story business block with various values. some entries mention additions sheds barns and stables. Figures range from 60 to 5 000 dollars, with several listed at 1 500 dollars and 900 dollars.
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Leander Murphy
Graceland Avenue
Thirty-eighth Street
William H. Block
ETO el Opt
Eastiett Collar
Brook Street
Drake and
Twelfth Streets
Hosa Leebiter
East North Street
Cbmete
H. Yallman
Thalman Avenue
Beheced
Langley Avenue
Gertrude Street
S. ‘Cruse
Holloway Street
Lapeley Avenue
W. H. Tallman
Thaltmaany Avenue
Charles S. Brown
West Thirteenth Street
Joseph Suess
Lagrande Avenue
H. Burg
Holbrook
E. Nutts
South Davidson Wines Econ
Albert Brown Company
North Dearborn
Martha Duty
Fayette Street
Apples and Produce Price List From Local Market
A dense price catalog lists apples by variety with per bushel and per box rates, bananas, cranberries, grapes, lemons, limes, oranges, pears, and other fruits. It also covers vegetables like cabbage, carrots, celery, cauliflower, cucumbers, mushrooms, potatoes, radishes, turnips, and more, noting homegrown or regional origins and crate or bunch counts.
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Buck
Bulk Baldwin
Roman Beauty
Grimes Golden
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Colorado
Wanderere
Leilletlower
Eighthand
Cranberrieg
Massachusetts
California
Smyrna
Zy E Srapes
Malaga
Tokay
New York
Florida
Valenca
St. Michaels
Indiana
Michigan
Anjou
Hima
Valencia
Foreign bonds and Chinese loan prospects in European markets
The article notes strong demand for foreign bonds in Europe, with Mexican gold and silver bonds, Argentine 5s, Cuban issues, and German government bonds selling readily. It argues Chinese 3 and 5 per cent loans may attract American investors as quick reserve investments, while British Consols remain overpriced and unlikely to rise without broad declines in interest and living costs.
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Michigan
Central
Morgan, Harties & Co
Paris
Europe
France
Sao
Joan
China
Grain Gossip Notes On Wheat Prices And Receipts
A detailed market roundup shows Liverpool and Paris wheat moves with modest declines, and Saturday car receipts for wheat, corn, and oats across Chicago and Northwest stations. The piece notes a persistent bear tilt on wheat, weakened milling demand, and looming Canadian and Argentine crops pressuring U S stocks, with primary receipts and foreign cables summarizing a discouraging outlook.
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Chicago
Prices and dairy goods list and New York market update
The page compiles assorted dairy items such as butter eggs cheese and poultry with prices for 3 lb bricks, tubs, fresh eggs and Swiss varieties. It also presents New York market notes on flour pork lard sugar coffee hay dressed poultry and eggs with current prices and trends.
Anthracite Coal Prices and Delivery Notes Across Mines
Fragmented OCR lists anthracite sources and prices for various mines and products. Mentions Falling Rock Pocahontas Pocahontas Bliss Blossburg Connersville bags and miscellaneous charges for chutes and cellar dumping. Details include per ton and per bag rates and references to house lamps and ground coke. Keywords include Pittsburg Kanawha and race charges.
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Lackaymond
Kanawha ‘Lam
Anthracite
Pittsburg Lam
Ceneeae Eee
Winifred
Pocahontas
Hocking
Brazil
Ranean
Butler Students Demand Right to Vote Protest Planned
Butler college faculty denies excusal from recitations for voting with a 3 percent grade deduction per missed recitation. Students plan a protest meeting Saturday as Beveridge club organizes a petition for President Howe, backed by over 100 signatures, while The Beveridge Collegian attacks the action.
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Butler College
Butler Collegian
Beveridge Club
Howe
Chicago price quotes on dairy and produce evolve markets
Market notes from Chicago list Butter Creamery extras at 20 4 cents, firsts 27 4 cents, dairy extras Ste firsts 25 cents. Eggs Prime firsts 27 0 cents, firsts 23. Cheese Twins Young Americas 14 140. Vegetables Potatoes Tie. Live poultry Fowls 16 cents, turkeys ducks 14 cents, geese 12 13 cents, springs 12 17 cents.
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New York
Middle West
Itio
City
Tresy RC
Chicago
Ste
Chicago bankers discuss foreign loans and bonds appeal
Wallenberger & Co. report on a forthcoming Chinese loan and general foreign bonds. A large issue of Chicago government bonds is seen as welcome news in America, offering a price yielding slightly above 5 percent. American investors have grown to accept foreign loans over the past decade, broadening demand even in a dull market.
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Execdail
Wallenberger & Co
Chicago
America
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Geiss
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Coenen
Renee
Board of Trade Statement
Indianapolis Board of Trade
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Indianapolis
Wagon Market
A. W. Thomson Co
Atchison
Ohio
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Erie Distillers
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U. S. Steel
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NEW York Bonds
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Gary Bank Clearings
Montezuma, Ind
A. W. Thomson
Logan-Bryan
Railway Steel Spring Company
Hamilton
Seasongood & Mayer and Davies, Bertram & Co
Firstational Bank of Hamilton
Wall
Morgan
Diamond Match Company
International Automobile and Engine Company
Delaware
New York Cotton Exchange
Copper Producers’ Association
Clara J. Jochem
New Jersey
Wesley Brown
Marion County
William Jamieson
Missouri Street
Velma A. Blackman
Sugar Grove
Sammel M. Graham
Massachusetts Avenue
Margaret McGee
Pratt Street
Ayolts
Northwest
A. W. Thomson Company
Joseph F. Pritchard
Argentine Republic
Crowers
Budapest
Berlin
Antwerp
S W. Wagner
Wagner
Pxudlce Markeis
Neufchatel
Butler
Mort
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C. Day & Co
Lew Building
Indianapolia
U. S. Bank SafeCo
A. H. Wells
Mar
Irvington
Aone
Bey Anl
Louisville
Dixie Flyers
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scotiaburg
Sellersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
1. C. & S& Tra Company
Indianapolis & Louisvi Triction Company
Lowville
Scottsburg
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Mooresville
Martinsville
Terre Hau
Enightown
Dayton
Colmbus
Zanesville
Citizen’s Street Railroad CO
Indianapolis Street Railway
Will H. Wade
Fletcher American National Bank
J. F. Wild & CO
East Market
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Rushville
Olis & cTioz
Connersville
Shelbyville
Eensburg
Fearen
Tgreenusburg Xpress
Greenspure
Superior Court of
David H. Harris
Edna May Poppenhagen
Martin
Rion County
Marion Ciale
Taylor & Hull
Allan P. Vestal
Ren Circuit Court of
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