New York Market Opens Firm Then Closes Lower Prices
Financial report on January 21 shows money ease to 1 percent, prime mercantile paper 4.6 percent, sterling strong, and government and railway securities firm. Stocks opened firm led by Grangers, rose to 7 percent, except Western Union dips on adverse tax suit. later volatility with coal shares fluctuating. Close shows mixed recoveries and declines across rails and utilities. heavy trading in Lackawanna, Northwestern, St Paul, and New York Central amid overall softer closing.
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Foreign Money and Stock Market
Loxton January 21 5 p m government bonds Consols for money 9913-16 account 9915-16 United States tours 124% four and a halfs 115% railroad bonds Erie seconds 56 New York Central 88% Illinois Central 123 Pennsylvania Central 15115 Reading 10819 Canadian Pacific 14024 Milwaukee and St Paul 7573 Pakis January 21 Rentes 79195c
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Winter Weather Boosts Poultry and Butter Trade in Indianapolis
Winter weather increases demand for poultry butter and eggs while lifting potato and apple prices. Seeds and sugar show activity with potential near term price rises. Coffee and flour markets firm with millers forecasting gains, and hides and leather markets show mixed signals amid steady to firmer tones. Grain remains strong with wheat flat and corn in firm demand. receipts light and cash demand steady.
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Canned Goods and Groceries Price List Excerpt
A dense price list covers canned goods such as tomatoes peaches and berries with varying pack sizes and brands, followed by coal and coke, drugs, dry goods, foreign fruits, produce, and provisions with prices per unit or per ton. Includes specific brands like Polk's Yarmouth Revere and McMurray and items from oats to stove coke, with detailed per-pound, per-ton, and per-bushel rates.
Live Stock Market Reports From Major Cities
Indiana market slips as receipts total 300 cattle plus 3 500 hogs and 300 sheep with mixed quality. Chicago trades show hogs lower, cattle weak, sheep steady, while St Louis Kansas City East Liberty and New York list varied prices and steady to lower trends across categories.
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Markets by Telegraph Produce Markets Chicago and New York
Chicago and New York market reports show flour steady, wheat active with prices up to 80 cents gains, corn in demand, oats steady to firmer, rye and barley steady, pork and lard fluctuating, butter firmer, whisky steady. Receipts and shipments listed. afternoon board notes modest declines in wheat and pork, gains in corn and oats.
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Grain market roundup across U S cities and Liverpool
Daily price list covers flour, wheat, corn and oats from St Louis Philadelphia New Orleans Milwaukee Cincinnati Toledo and more with bids and closes for January 21. Includes pork lard butter sugar and cotton notes alongside outbound shipments and cash or future prices from multiple exchanges.
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Oil Market Sags Across Bradford and City of Exchange
Bradford and Oil City report a gentle weak crude market with clearances totaling millions of barrels. National Transit Company certificates opened near 69C and closed near 69C, while Pittsburg saw a dull session with C I F certificates opening around 69C and closing near 69 1/2C.
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Cotton market closes steady across cities
New York reports quiet to steady cotton on futures with midland grades at 11.06 for January and 11.03 for February, while Orleans holds 11. Futures show small moves. Memphis notes receipts of 890 bales and shipments of 1,580 with on hand 116,775. Cincinnati and Louisville list middling at 10.19 and 10.75 cents respectively.
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New York Market Notes Demand Shifts in Fabrics and Cloths
In New York on January 21, demand shifted among fabric classes with fancy and patterned textiles for dry goods dealers selling well to fair levels, while staple cottons remained moderately requested. Clothing and woolen goods showed stronger demand and a healthier market tone overall.
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Coffee-Spot futures open lower on Rio fair and options
New York price report shows January 7.95 cents, February 7.90 to 7.95, March 8.05 to 8.15, April 8.15 to 8.25, May 8.30 to 8.40, June 8.40 to 8.60 cents. Market action features Rio fair impacts and lower initial bids across months.
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Real Estate Transfers Heard in Marion County 1885
Instruments filed for record show transfers in Marion County Indiana for January 21 1885. Transactions include Harvey to Cheatham McCarty to Snyder Rous to Mary Rous McBride to Effie Apples New to Kelly New to Elizabeth New Tibbet to Branneman and others with total consideration of 14585.00 dollars.
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Artichokes Their Culture by Home and Farm Correspondent
The writer says artichokes will grow on any soil and in shade or sun, serving as a fattening feed for hogs and a valuable orchard aid. They improve hog condition without corn, and, when used with bran or shipstuff, act as a strong cattle feed and offer potential for human consumption.
How to cultivate artichokes for profit in farming
The excerpt explains preparing ground in February or March, deep tillage, laying off rows three and a half feet apart, planting at twenty inches, covering with straw or manure, and a deep soil cover to prevent freezing. As plants reach twenty inches, they are hilled with a plow or bod, ending the labor. Hogs should be kept off until the bloom is half dried.
Preparing the Seed Bed in Ohio Farming Practice
An Ohio farmer outlines seed bed preparation after plowing emphasizing soil consistency. It covers when to loosen soil, using deep toothed cultivators, sun and air exposure, harrows with fine teeth, cross harrowing, and avoiding rollers on heavy soils while noting rollers or planks can improve crumb structure on light soils.
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The cruel efficiency of slaughterhouse killings described
The article exposes brutal slaughter practices in Chicago’s cattle houses and farm hogs, detailing methods to kill instantly by striking the vital knot or brain with a weapon, rifle, or steel lance. It notes the calm efficiency used for years, contrasting it with farm methods that cause loud, messy, bloody suffering.
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Cheap kerosene lamps warm cold cellars in daytime
A notice on home heating suggests placing kerosene lamps on cellar floors during the day to raise temperatures and prevent freezing. It notes lamps release heat that stays in the home and touts a small cost for substantial warmth during cold waves. It also mentions a dairy tip involving warmed salted water with bran to boost milk output.
Jerseys Breeders Face Beef Bias Against Butter Fame
Breeders pushing Jerseys as beef sellers risk more injury than gain. Jerseys hold a strong butter reputation, and any system that makes them beef desirable will diminish their butter-producing status and overall value.
Wing's Corn and Bunion Remedy Endorsed by Governor
The governor affirmed that Dr Wing's Corn and Bunion Remedy has no equal and warned against imitations claiming to be as good or just like Wing's. The statement underscores the product's claimed superiority and urges consumers to beware of substitutes.
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