Hogs Fairly Active and About Ten Cents Higher
Union Stockyards Indianapolis April 4 cattle receipts show four day totals down over 40 percent from last week and up nearly seven percent from a year ago with irregular sales and cautious demand. Hog receipts for four days down over two percent from last week and about six percent from a year ago with a generally steady to active market and limited prime demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Wammer
Ei Ancdivevisnes
Market reports show steady price gains across cattle and hogs
Competition and salesmen pushed prices higher with buyers cautious, yielding no active trade. Interstate stockyards in Indianapolis record strong hog and cattle demand with limited supply, prices advancing about 10 cents. Spring lambs and sheep also firm though receipts remain light, while Chicago and East markets echo the upward drift in beef and pork values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate
Interstate Stockyards
Indianapolis
Peter Eropecsosgteseen Rere
Acoder Coats
Chicago
Wang
Morrow
Areahi
Colorado
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
New York
Unaborn
East Buffalo
Grain Prospects Lift Stocks as Wheat Declines
New York reports show grain crop prospects influencing markets. Weaker wheat prices spurred renewed stock strength, led by grain hauling railroads, with United States Steel rising on strong trade and Lake Shore’s earnings boost. Bond market active while money remains easy as negotiable reserves recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockies
Lake Shore Railroad
Vanderlitn
Lake Shore
Lehigh Valley
Luna Banking House
Reading
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Goulds
Michigan Central
New York Central Treasury
United States Steel
Louisville & Nashville
New York Stock Exchange
Sterling Exchange
United States
Atchigan
Atchison
Baltimore & Ol
G. W
OM G. W
Colorado South
Delaware & Hadson
del, Lack, & West
Denver
Rio Grande
Great Northern
Kansas City Southern
K. C
Lake Erie & Western
Manhattan L
Mexican Central
Minn
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Kan
Texas
M. K
Wabash
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Wis
Central
Adams
American
Wells-Fargo
Anaconda Mining
Brook, Rapid Transit
Thy
Cat
Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas i
Tobrevo
General Electric
Hocking
Giih Inter
Inter
Inter. Power
Laclede
National Biscuit
National
Pacific
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Republic Steel
Ontario & Western Pennsylvania
Reading First Reading
la Tenn
Coal & Tron
Union F & Paper
U.heé Co
U. & Leather
U. & Bref
U. S. Steel
Western Union
Tivoen
Piantvakeotin
Livestock Market Sharp Across Regions With Steers Up
Across St Louis, South Omaha, Louisville and Cincinnati, cattle and hog markets showed activity and strength. Native steers and Western cattle rose, while hogs traded higher on receipts near 7. Receipts reached several thousand head with steady to higher prices for feeders and calves. Lambs and mutton followed the trend with strength in most reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Lee Bherie
Market Fc
Wmkat
South Omaha
Texac
Louisville
Choiece
St. OF
Indians certificates list includes many named holders
The report lists numerous individuals with cash certificates connected to an Original War with Spain, showing names such as Marcus Renfroe Madison Henry Le Fort Wayne Joan Beall Cicero John Jones Avoca Harry Brumley Stillwell Arthur Joftager Marion and many others with varied dollar amounts, plus references to widows and minors and a countywide tally. The document also notes turpentine market postings in Savannah and Wilmington with minor price movements and a Charleston update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Marcus D. Renfroe
Madison
Henry le
Fort Wayne
Joan A. Beall
Cicero
John W. Jones
Avoca
Harry S. Brumley
Stillwell
Arthur Rh. Joftager
Marion
Hoerton H. Dillingham
Atwood
William Watters
Topeka
Charles Leibecki
Aurora
Joseph Stough
Brazil
Samuel Chapman Snedian
James W. Dear
Edinburg
John Ww.r . James Anderson
National Military Home
Marton
Robert 8. Davis
Needmore
Samuel B. Wardell
Hymera
Frederick Tanner
Rose Lawn
Rufus Neal
Indianapolis
Frank T. Goff
Terre Haute
Martin Hanes
Columbia City
Samuel A. West
Parker
John Hestler
Kokomo
Thamas Kendall
Logansport
Isaac Clauson
Stips Hill
Simon Wyland
Heela
John A. Wilkinson
Booneville
Archibald Cooper
Muncie
Martin V. Watson
Bridgeport
David Keefover
Spencer
Robert McCormick
Vincennes
Marion Grove
Lafayette
William W. Stultz
Adison Fisher
Lapel
Jacob L. Faublon
Hettonsville
Mary E. Cooper
Muncle
Mary L. West
Sally A. Brown
Rochester
Mary Frater
Clay City
Marta
Pitts
Mount Vernon
Emeline Tallings
New Albany
Henrietta Richstein
Grenavite
Willian J. Umphreys
Wille
Diantha D. Simpson
Mosby
Amusing Nerve Case Reported in Wichita Notice
The Kansas City Journal describes a remarkable incident on the American continent, noting a rude visitor repeatedly calling at a house while residents were away. He eventually sent a note: "Madam tomorrow I want to sell you a rug."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Wichita
Ema
Financial Market Fragments and Bank Listings
The item itemizes diverse bank names including American National Bank Indiana National Bank and Union Trust Company alongside regional railways and utilities. It references Indianapolis street railway bonds, Belt Railway, gas company notes, and several stock entries with fractions and percent figures, reflecting a jumbled securities page. The terse catalog hints at a broader monetary section with miscellaneous ticker-like entries and bank names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Greene Co
Ind
Newton Co
Sullivan Co
City of
American National Bank
Samat Qaksowss Bank
Columbia Nat National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Merchants” National Bank
Peer Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Ee Trust Company
Indianapolis Street Railway
Citizens’ Street Railway
Wa Belt Railway
Cidl Belt Railway
Indianapolis Gas Six
S- Co
M . T. Polk Co
Chicago
Granger Farwell & Co
American Can
Socene
National Biscuit
Beng National Biscuit
Rates on Loans and Exchange Cleavages and Balances
Indianapolis and a string of cities report money markets and exchange data. Call money moves at 3 1 4 percent while commercial paper sits around 4 3 4 percent. London and Paris money rates show modest yields as silver and bullion prices drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Treasury balances show available cash and gold reserve
Washington on Thursday released general fund balances excluding the 3150 million gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance stands at 180,411,478 dollars while gold reserves total 91,054,948 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Private Wire Advices Market Summary From New York
The market opened weak on light wheat demand and West weather news. St Paul and Union Pacific dragged the market while rains in Missouri and Kansas sparked a late railroad stock covering rally. T and C F J led gains with Chicago houses active, as steel stocks showed expected strength though trading paused near day’s high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
New York
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street Railway
Chicago
Industrials Lead as Market Opens Quiet in New York
New York stocks started near the previous close with London above parity. Steel, Copper, and Colorado Fuel and Iron led gains as buyers including Strong, Sturgis, Clarke, Dodge, and Jacob Field backed Colorado Fuel and Ken. Crop conditions were fair. Sugar rose on hopeful Washington legislation. The broader market stayed quiet with firmness across issues and noted short covering in Union Pacific near higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger Farwell & Co
New York
London
Colorado
Strong
Sturgis
Clarke
Dodge
Jacob Field
Ken
Washington
Shorts
Union Pacific
Presbyterian Missions Board Meeting in Omaha Discusses Utah Crisis
At the Women s Presbyterian Board of Missions session in Omaha Utah report by Mrs M M T Allen warned of a crisis as polygamy resurges. Nominating committee elected Chicago based officers and a large slate of general managers while treasurer reported 74 000 in receipts 71 628 for missions. The Forty first street church invited the next meeting in Chicago and six prospective missionaries were introduced before a holy communion service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions of the
Northwest
Utah
M. M. T. Allen
Salt Lake
Henry H. Forsythe
Chicago
Tomas E. D. Bradley
Margaret Waller
D. B. Wells
C. B. Farwell
Earl C. Greenman
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Forty-first-street Presbyterian Church of
Bertha G. Johnson
Louise H. Keator
Maryland
Martha E. Craft
D. E. Patterson
Canada
Annie L. L. A. Foster
D. C
Papal briefs create Sioux City diocese first bishop named
Papal briefs establishing the new Catholic diocese of Sioux City Ia reach Washington and appoint Very Rev. Dr. Philip J Garrigan as its first bishop. Cardinal Martinelli delivers the briefs personally to the bishop elect. Garrigan will be consecrated by Cardinal Martinelli at St Michael's Cathedral in Old Mass on Sunday May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Hanna
Keystone
Michiwena
American Howth
Center Townie
Port
Fenneman
Highland Home
Fenneman and
Palmer Sts
Cerealine Mfg. Co
American Hi Iny Co
Center
Marion Park
Herbert
19Th
James H. Cline
Frank
Augustus Bruner
Admr
Matilda Sta Laughlin
Elizabeth i
Ww. Baker
Mlk
North Tadors
27Th St
Clifton St
Hildebrand
Cayin Simon Vandes
Joagph “Buess
Duncan’s
New York Investment Co
Chas. Marbach
Dr. Martin
28Th
Mosach's
Northwestern
25Th
Mary E. Bickell
Sarah F Gordon
Reagan Park
College Av
MORE
MEU Gsp
Cecsase
Cegricecubassieuers
Gllokoo Willard HL Coturn
Norbert Landaraf
Industria
Bessemer St
Joseph W. Williams
Ear
Caroline
M. Whitsit
J. Jones
W. H. Morrison
Meridian St
Pear
Oscar B. Henderson
Edna M. Christian
Christian
Hast
Washington St
Henry Zeigler
Wilhelmina “Muller
Cleaveland Place
Fannie J. Cruse
Wm. T. Gochrane
Louis Ho Schutie
Hanna Et A
Washington
Sioux City
Philip J. Garrigan
Catholic University
Cardinal Martinelli
Garrigan
Martinelli
St. Michael's Cathedral
Old
Market Turns Mixed in Grain With Wheat Leads and Rain Affects
Chicago April 4 Bulls moved fronts in grain as rains trigger liquidation. May Wheat fell to around 75 to 76 cents, Corn declined with oats, while Provisions stayed firm. Bull support faded as rains and crop reports weighed. May and July futures closed weak though later losses trimmed. Receipts and clearances showed mixed signals with continuing weather influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
St. Louie
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Southwest
Northwest
May
Northwestern
Market Report From Multiple Cities April Prices
Quotation notes from St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and others show wheat corn oats and hogs prices with various bids. Reports include dairy staples butter cheese and eggs with minor shifts in New York and Philadelphia markets amid steady to unsettled tones across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dali Tate
Smpdic
Heceipte
Wee
Magivania
Ititigc
Weetern
Southern
Mark
Ieartetee
Philadelphia
Utter Tower
Rene Tres
Dairies
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
New York Grain and Market Report Shows Overall Weak Day
Wheat receipts 290 40 bu and heavy liquidations cap a weak day as showers forecasted and exports demand waned. Corn receipts 6 250 bu with improved weather causing broad selling. May and July contracts declined. Oats and hay steady to firmer with refined products firm. pork and tallow steady. coffee market mixed with spot Rio steady and various No 2 and No 7 grades listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Timothy
Mickes East
Teady
Lipi
Steedy
Ark
Pontos
Liverpool
Gs Sd
Secut
Gis
Ste. Lard
Uorces
Bs Jd
Baltimore
Southern
Sampid
Aiguéic
Toledo
Cincinnati
Ge Hyos
Tige
Sugar Quiet
Duluth
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Blay
Tye
Northern
Milwaukee
Sarkey
New York
DAG KC
Slc
Bogan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital National Bank Commercial Club
Secretary of the Treasury
N. 8
Byram
H. W. Bennett
H.J. Millwan
A. A. McKain
E. S. Wilson
M. B. Wincos
W. F. Convrciumas
D. M. Packard
Farrell
Aoet
Acta
National Hanks
the Central Trust Co.—Bond Department
Wrareve Ererpen
Cate
Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company
Indiana Hotel Company
Wabnod
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
T. Polk
Npal
Gianopolis Pire Insurance Company
P. Wasson & Co
Beast Market ST
the Marion Trust CO
NN. EE Cor. Meartixet Amc Cholic Ste
Trust Department
Meyer & Kiser Bankers
Indiana Trust Building
Safer Deevrosigts
Ss. A. Fletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
Jon S.tarrington
Union Trust
Indiana Trust
Columbia Bank
Capital Bank
Clifford Arrick
Lomberd
U.S. Scale Co
del Williams
Lemoke Building
Jacob Goelich
Harlan Street
H. P. Wasson
A. F. Roark
Ruth Street
Thirty-first Street
William Holtman
Marlowe Avenue
Fehr
Fayette Street
Homer Cook
Ldison
Teane N. Banta
Warman
Ida
Charles N. Leonard
Barth Avenue
Pensions For Veterans
Savannah
Rost
City
MTA
Wilmington
Montepelier
Lima
Charleston
Geles
Paris
Treasury Statement
Presbyterian Missions
New Catholic
Columbia National Bank
Greene
New Orleans
Metals
Dateeier Mpeliar
Woesten
Ligaelic
Western Stamp—General List Firm
BE. Pir & OO
Hoek Etchange
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