Livestock Market Slips Across Multiple Regions
Regional cattle and hog markets show a broad price dip from a week ago with limited buyers and weak demand. Hog receipts near 1,000 at one yard, cattle and calves scarce, cows and heifers selling better than steers, feeders and bulls steady. Lambs and sheep weak, lambs $6.50 down, yearlings $5 down, overall softer trend across East Buffalo Pittsburg and Cincinnati bullion districts.
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Tate
Pittsburg
U. i
Iice
Licht
Rowgts
East Buffalo
N. Y
Jil
Cincinnati
Senae
Wee
Beevesare
Vane
Ougeredees Es
Burglar Slays Man in Wife’s Presence
A burglar shot and killed Guy Williams, 36, as he slept beside his wife in their home. The wife awoke to a disturbance and saw the intruder, who forced her to the floor during a struggle before Williams was fatally shot. Police are pursuing the assailant.
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Guy Williams
Williams
Wheat and grain prices mark new lows in Chicago pit
Chicago price lows dominate market report as December wheat slips to 89 3 4 cents, May to 6 7 8, and July to 6 60 0. Market cites Liverpool weakness and larger world shipments. Corn dips then firms, oats rise, Maynard pork slips to 12 75, Armour brokers lead selling, local buying supports bid.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Maynard
Armour Brokers
Chicago cash grain prices on Oct 31
The Chicago cash market quoted Wheat with No 2 red at 91 1 2 cents, No 2 hard winter 91 3 4, and No 2 northern spring around 1.08 to 1.14 dollars, with various No 3 and No 4 grades. Corn prices ranged from 47 to 49 1 2 cents for No 2 and white and yellow varieties, and oats quoted No 2 at 30 1 2 cents to standard at 32 4 */
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Chicago
Wheat and Corn Price Movements in Indianapolis Markets
Indianapolis market notes show steady wheat prices with No 1 red at 92 cents, No 3 red at 86, and futures near 92 for November. Corn remains steady with multiple white and mixed grades around 48 to 64 cents, oats at 33 to 32 cents, and hay and rye trading quietly amid routine inspections and car counts.
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Indianapolis
Ihincs
Iin
Hay
Timothy
Wagon Market Grain and hay prices from Wheat to Timothy
Wheat No 2 red quoted at 91 cents with milling sample 85 to 90. Corn old 55.5 to 66 cents, new 28 to 45 cents. Shelled oats 2 32 cents. Straw and hay prices listed: Timothy hay baled 16 to 17.50, mixed 13 to 15, baled 18 to 15. Straw prices 5 to 7 dollars for PA area.
Wheat market opens weak on British and Buenos Aires pressure
The Liverpool wheat market opened weak amid weak American cables and large world shipments. Argentine crop optimism and Buenos Aires price declines feed bearish sentiment with rising UK passage, while local stocks accumulate and spot demand remains quiet, leading to liquidation. By 1:30 p.m. prices stood 1 1/4 pence lower for wheat and 3/4 pence lower for corn on ongoing weakness and large plaza offers.
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Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
United Kingdom
America
Commodity price snapshot from Toledo market report
Wheat prices show cash 93 for December HM3gc for May 99 for July Corn bids at 514 for cash December 48 for May 51 for July Rye dotted forward notes No 2 No 3 7c Oats bids cash and December 344c May 87c July 25 Cloverseed cash October 38.43 December and May 8.90 Alsike prime December 8.90 Timothy prime October 4.30
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Grain futures prices from Buffalo market report
Buffalo New York market summary lists wheat and corn prices on October 31. Wheat Nos 1 northern 1.08 to 2 red 96 No 2 white 91 Corn No 2 yellow 58 No 4 yellow 44 cents Oats No 2 white 36 No 3 white 35. Rye No 1 Sle No 2 80 cents.
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Buffalo
Purchaser Enters Store as Thief Slips Out
A sporty-looking colored man entered M. C. Retter's second-hand store at 217 Indiana avenue and asked for a Stetson hat. He eyed jewelry, found a fault, and as Reiter stepped to the rear, the African left with one Stetson and a tray of jewelry valued at 4.50.
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Indiana Avenue
M. C. Retter
Reiter
Glad
Duke and Duchess of Connaught Arrive in Cape Town
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught arrived in Cape Town aboard the Balmoral Castle to open the South African Parliament as envoys of King George. The royal party landed Monday morning and were received amid ceremony.
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Africa
Cape Town
S. A
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Balmoral Castle
Duke of Connaught
King George
Charity organization moves headquarters to new quarters
The Charity organization society has renewed its headquarters moving to rooms above 338 North.
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Charity
Organization Society
Wall Street Opens Under Heavy Selling Pressure
The early market centered on Union Pacific and Steel common with losses around 1 point for Union Pacific and a drop for Steel. Smelters traded actively and fell about 1 point as the list showed little support and most stocks remained quotes sparse. Reading and St Paul fell over 1 point. government bonds held steady while other bonds fluctuated.
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New York
Wall Street
Union Pacife
Steel Common
Union Pacific
London
Steel Contmun
Steel Comtmon
Call Lotus
Reading
St. Paul
Waterborough
Terre Haute Traction and Light
Payne
Lathrop
Federal Union Surety
Howeisen
Wild
Fletcher American
Stork
American Central Life
American Creosotie Belt Railroad
Com. & Co
Belt Railroad
Eevee
AL Brown-Ketcham Pfd
Capital National Seveas
Central Trust Aeccensensesees
Citizens’ Gab
Columbia National Ore Eaes
Eee
Continental Natl. Bank
el. & Madison Co
Farmers'’ Trust Etnee
Fletcher Am
T. W. & Wab. Fal
T. Co Tee
German American Trust Co
Bow Ass Home Brewing
Indiana Title Guaranty
Indiana Hotel
Indiana National Sane
Aee
Indiana Trust Co
Tndurnes Enion Traction
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Gasserae
Marott
Nationa Merchants’ Heat & Light
People's State Bank
People's Light and Heat
Rees Ee Raub
Aes Reeves & Co
Trac. and Light Co
Indpls
V. FL
Union National
Union Aw Hellen
Union Traction
Pfda
Union Trust Siete
Tekenss Sae
van Camp Hardware
van Camp Packing Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Tae
Wiassau P BR
Atlas Engine Works
Broad Ripple Os Peewee Sane
Itizens’ Gas Co
Citizens
Dela. & Mad. Co
Bt Ly Ao
W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indians Hotel Co
Union Traction Ss
Col
South
Eastern
Indianapolis Gas Co
Traction Terminal
Indianapolis Water Co
Skokomo
Mar. & West
T. Ds
Merchants Heat
Satires
Ua New Tel
Indpis
Union Traction of
Indiana
Markets and Rail Stocks Show Mixed Closing By Region
A historical wire list notes varied percentages and standings for multiple railroads and utilities. Reading, Reading Company, Erie Genl, Iron Mountain, and Texas Pacific appear with fluctuating gains and losses. Listings reference certificates, bonds, and preferred stocks alongside percent figures, with minor mentions of Jubilee-era rail consortia.
Bonds In New York Market Reflect Mixed Activity
New York bonds show varied trading with registered issues at 100 to 101 1/2 and coupon bonds around 101 to 102 while Panama issues trade near 100. The list includes several registered and coupon offerings with prices indicating modest movements across sectors.
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KrLk
Miami Co
China Co
Chi
U.S
New York
Ask
Ceewrencenseneeee
C.eceseneeessss
Bode
Panama
Money on Call Rates and Exchange in New York Bankers
New York on October 31 reports money on call with lime money firm, sixty days at 44 and ninety days at 74, six months at 5. Posted sterling exchange at 488 487 with actual bankers' bills 486.05 486.10 for demand and 482.40 482.50 for sixty day bills. Prime mercantile paper CEH.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Prime Mercantile Paper
CEH
Copper and tin prices ease and firm at metal exchange
New York copper slipped slightly while tin held firm at the metal exchange on Monday. Copper spot to December quoted $12.30 to $12.50, with inventories reading $44.0 to $44.50. Spelter moved at $75.75 to $76.85 and tin at $36.50 to $36.85.
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New York
Metal Exchange
New York Bar Silver Prices Hit Market Levels
New York bar silver quotes show Commercial bar silver at 56 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 46 cents. The afternoon market update notes stable demand as dealers track fluctuations in precious metal prices across the market.
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New York
Boston Stocks and Prices Reported on Opening Exchange
Opening stock exchange transactions show varied quotes with names such as Ad venture, North Butte, Copper Hava, Giroux, and Utah Copper listed with percentages and fractions, reflecting early trade activity in Boston on October 31.
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Boston
Opening Stock Exchange
Adventure
North Butte
Copper Hava
Giroux
Utah Copper
London Bar Silver Advances Slightly in Market
London bar silver rose to 25 13 16d amid a small advance in the market on October 31. The uptick indicates cautious trading as dealers monitor global demand and supply dynamics for precious metals.
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London Bar Silver
London
Market Prices and Produce Listings from New York and Chicago
The report lists butter eggs cheese and dairy prices with regional notes from New York and Chicago markets. It details prices for butter creamery extras, cheese grades, eggs by quality, and live poultry, with assorted meats and imports, plus sugar coffee and grain figures and day’s trade readings.
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Limberg
New
Neufchatel
Wisconsin
New York
Middle West
Rio
Ste. Hay
Chicago
Money matters sour as bull market hopes fade in 1900s review
Thomas Gibson's Weekly Review notes money affairs weakening with bank deposits lagging loans. It cites 1906 conditions, Bank of England rates, and speculative stock manipulation, warning that a genuine market upswing requires tangible improvement while urging caution amid rising national banks and credit expansion.
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Thomas Gibson
Atstack
Aps
New York
San Francisco
London
Bank of England
Ubank
Train Crash Kills Four Men in Minnesota Wreck
MONTEVIDEO Minn Oct 31 Workmen battle to clear Milwaukee road right of way after a Sunday wreck between a freight train and the Hastings and Dakota division third section of No 6. Four stockmen died, an engineer and fireman were hurt, cars burned, and the locomotive destroyed. The dead are William B Will and Thomas Hill, both of Miles City Montana.
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Montevideo
Minn
Monuday
Milwaukee Road
Here
Hastings and Dakota
William B. Will
Miles City
Mont
Thomas Hill
FRUITS and VEGETABLES Wholesale Prices
Indianapolis wholesale price list shows scarce tomato stock and volatile lemon rates with New York and Italian California arrivals expected to ease prices. Apples, Grapes, Lemons, Oranges, Pears, Pineapples and wide range of vegetables listed with per box, per crate, and per bushel quotes. Ontario and Michigan items noted.
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Indianapolis
Italy
California
New York
Buck
Bulk Baldwin
Roman Benut
Grimes Golden
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Colorado
Vandevere
Bellefhower
Gibinanas
Eighthand
Massachusetts
Smyrna
Malaga
Tokay
New York Corcords
Niagara
Florida
Wisconsin
St. Michaels
Lartletts
Indiana
Michigan
Anjou
Punch Proprietor Dies
London Oct 81 Sir William Agnew proprietor of Punch and former MP died Monday at age 85.
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London
William Agnew
Punch
Death of Chicago Capitalist in Street Car Crash
Wilur Walte, a retired millionaire capitalist, was fatally injured when his electric carriage was struck by a street car in Evanston Monday morning. The crash highlights dangers faced by early motorized transport and streetcar intersections in the city.
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Chicago
Wilur Walte
Evanston
Wheat, corn futures drift lower on Monday amid steady receipts
Liverpool Monday cables show wheat opening lower and later declines for wheat and corn. Chicago carlot receipts compare Monday with last year as Minneapolis and Duluth shipments rise. world wheat totals this week exceed last year. Analysts note limited demand, with May wheat around support levels and bear news possible. United States visible supply and primary receipts for wheat, corn, and oats are reported, along with Champaign Alabama corn yields well below expectations.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
E. W. Wagner
Commercial-West
United States
City Births and Deaths in 1933 Statistics
A list of births at various addresses including Clirk Hodgin and Catherine Hodgin on 1933 Catherine street producing a boy, and Willigin Friedman at 1545 Oxford street with a girl. The page also reports numerous infant deaths and medical conditions from city hospitals and homes, naming patients, ages, and conditions such as puerperal peritonitis intestinal obstruction diphtheria pneumonia and general tuberculosis.
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Clirk
Blanch Hodgin
Catherine Street
Willigin
Anna Friedman
Oxford Street
James and
Lilly Little
Cushing Street
Herbert and
Mabel Grannis
Gale Street
Giive and
Selma Klenly
I Floyd
Jennie Long
Bellefontaine Street
Box
Clarence and
Laura Miller
Eugene Street
Frank and
Carrie Banley
North Temple Avenue
Bawin and
Rosalind Wesley
Thirtieth Street
John and
Gertrude Hopson
Indianapolis Avenue
Elsa Lowry
South
Elmer and
E Helen Middleton
West
Eighteenth Street
Thomas and
Minnie Watson
S. Keystone Avenue
William and Myrta Hood
West Twenty-ninth Street
Charles and
Mary ‘Sullivan
Senate Avenue
Louis and
Elizabeth Glazier
Charles Street
Whiam
Mary Decker
Church Street
Josephine Fissee
Allen and
Alice Nugent
Adler Street
Fred and
Tau Robbins
North Rural Street
Robert and
Mamie Eischels
West Thirty-first
Helen Baggs
College Avesnue
Bar
Sybele Kiemm
Methodist Hospital
S. A. Morris
City Hospital
Jacob M. Martin
Central Insane Hospital
Earl Fisher
Sterne
Lee R. Kuhn
Delauware Street
Hilda Keithofl
Keystone Avenue
Susan Reece
Gos Cakdwell
Cecil Engelhing
G. City Hospital
Lolo F. Theil
Law Avenue
Mitirert
Callie FO Lockhart
Fereway
Pil W. Scanlon
Harding Street
Elestis Gi. Woodmansee
Sheffield Avenue
Annette Downton
East Tenth Street
Frank XN. Roeseh
Minnie Marer
Agnes A. Hardin
Michigan Street
William A. Kirby
Adams Street
Adrian EK
Adams
Olney Street
Marasias
Clifford S. Hill
North
Pennsylvania Street
Rush
South Bemont
UW Station Street
West Michigan
Names Listed in Front Page Marriage Notices
A string of reader-friendly pairs appears, including Charles Wilkins with Bertha Granger, George Harley with Elizabeth Harley, Thomas Armstronz with Annie Miyuard, Howard Chadwick with Alice Combs, John Staples with Mary Coulter, France Tersek with Anna Pavlin, Dillard Larssen with Christine O Sanders, Eugene Marquette with Pearl Wall, Raymond Gulley with Lettie Collins, Lawrence Rucker with Rena Roberts, and Huston with Nina Butterfield.
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Charles Wilkins
Bertha Granger
George Harley
Elizabeth M. Harley
Thomas H. Armstronz
Annie M. Miyuard
Howard Chadwick
Alice ‘Combs
John Staples
Mary Coulter
France Tersek
Anna Pavlin
Dillard Larssen
Christine O. Sanders
Eugene
Marquette
Pearl S. Wall
Raymond B. Gulley
Lettie PL Collins
Lawrence
Rucker
Rena M. Roberts
William RL Miiges Sant Hourtetts
Schultz
Tromer Ti. Huston
Nina M. Butterfield
Property Listings Include Several Holmes Street Dwellings
L Price at Broadheay owns a two story frame valued at 250 dollars. J Credelhoefer at 212 West Georgia street adds a new floor for 160 dollars. Oliver P Kussey at Thirteenth and La Salle streets builds a one and a half story frame dwelling for 2500 dollars. Fr. C. On. Herald notes a College avenue and Seventeenth street two story flat valued at 7000 dollars.
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L. Price
Broadheay
J. Credelhoefer
West
Georgia Street
Oliver P. Kussey
Thirteenth
la Salle
Fr. C. ON. Herald
College Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Ada New Methodist Episcopal Church Incorporation
Ada New Methodist Episcopal church in Greenfield incor porates with trustees Ada New Joshua EL Barrett Elmer FB Grant Albert L New George J Riehman Henry Owens Amos Chapman and William C Drezer Star supply company Elkhart capital stock five thousand dollars directors J B Fitch Carter Jessup J M Fitch
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Ada New Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenfield
Ada New
Joshua EL. Barrett
Elmer FB. Grant
Albert L. New
George J. Riehman
Henry Owens
Amos Chapman
William C. Drezer
Star Supply Company
Elkhart
Capital Stork
J. B. Fitch
Carter Jessup
J. M. Fitch
Weather Forecast by Prof Foster Predicts Heavy Precipitation
Prof Foster in Washington forecasts heavy precipitation across central valleys from November 5 to 12 with significant snow in northern sections. The outlook warns of wet conditions and snowfall impacting travel and mountain regions.
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Prof. Foster
Washington
Nothern
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Can Pacific
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Veople
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V. S. Steel
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U. Ve Ptd
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