Indianapolis Live Stock Markets Slump Amid Beef Decline
In Union Stockyards Indianapolis on April 2 cattle receipts totaled about 9 with shipments 20. Beef demand softened as the beef trust agitation weighs on traders, and prices are expected to drop. Hogs were steady to slightly lower with a broad range from 6.60 to 7.35 per hundred pounds, while sheep and lambs remained steady. Horses showed mixed activity with some high prices for quality drafts, and overall market tones reflected limited demand and cautious selling.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Beef Trust
M.dge
ASQ
Weeman, Black, Chamberlain Company
Cir
Interstate
Kansas City
Texas
Sneke
Eterns
Chicago
Weigs
Texas Fed
Colorado
Omciahi
New York
Indiana
Kentucky
ST. Louis
A. Hoge
East Buffalo
South Omaha
Louisville
East Liberty
Cincinnati
Market Fluctuations Persist Amid Mixed Rail and Bond Signals
A volatile trading day shows price confusion with wide swings in high priced stocks and sporadic rallies. Declines at New York, New Haven & Hartford and News of Pennsylvanian and New York Central denials dampen strength while Western railroads gain on weather and crop news. bond sales total 37,000, with trust company reserve rules sparking scrutiny.
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New York
New Haven & Hartford
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Reading
Southern Railway
Western Railroads
Weather Bureau
Srain
Northwestern
Rock Island
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Gould
Maryland
Paris
Ceart
United States
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
G. W
Mac
Hooking Valley
Hocking Valley
Hiiness Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
OE & Western
Minn
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Kan
New Jersey Central
Norfolk & Western
St. L
St. L. Southwestern
St. L. Southwest
Texas & Pacific
St. L. & Weeryn T
Union Pacific
Union Tac
Www
Wisconsin Central
Wis
Smelt & Relay
Anaconda Mining Co
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Ntex
Mmnes
Laclede Gas
National
North American
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail People's Gas
Republic Steel
Bura Op Corewen Ee Tenn
Coal & Tron
Union Bag & Paper Rt
Western Union
Wales
Traction bonds and preferred stocks listed in note fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes mention traction bonds described as gold fives and various preferred stock references. No clear names, dates, or entities are legible to identify the issuer or specifics beyond general financial terms.
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T. Bolle
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear ings and Balances
City and national money markets report varied rates and cash flows. Indianapolis notes commercial paper at 4.26 percent, clearings 1 595 057.06 dollars, balances 342 600.15. New York call money steady at 4 14 percent, Sterling exchange firm with bankers bills at 1 480 to 1 354 for sixty days. Clearing totals across major cities listed with balances, plus London Paris Berlin quotes and New York bar silver.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Exchange
Ec Fae
Baltimore
Cincinnati
London
Paris
Berlin
Savannah
Oil City
Wilmington
Montpelier
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Arleston
Treasury balances show cash and gold reserves in general fund
Washington reports Tuesday balances for the general fund excluding the $10 million gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash stands at $182,445,547 while gold reserves total $91,251,062.
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Washington
Treasury
Private Wire Advices Chicago Group Dominate Early Market
New York April 2 Today's market shows irregular strength with the Chicago group of operators dominant. C F L Atchison and St Paul lead gains while Reading stays firm. Wabash demand remains steady and Western Maryland likely to connect with Wabash. Missouri Pacific weak amid large orders. Lingis Central draws strong buying against solid dividend history.
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Government Weekly
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
Wabash Common
Preferred
Fuller Syndicate
Gould Interests
Western Maryland Road
Wabash
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
Great Western
Wisconsin Central
Missouri Pacific
Commission
Gould
Tiingis Central
Treaty status in Austro-Hungary Mexico ties
The Hungarian lower house ratified the Austro Hungarian Mexico commercial treaty, lapsed since 1867, amid moves toward renewed diplomatic ties. Vienna report notes rapprochement due to a Queretaro chapel, with Mexico planning ministerial relations and a $15000 salary provision. Count Gilbert Hohenwart named envoy to Mexico. Austrian Reichsrat approved a commercial and consular treaty March 15.
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Budapesth
Austro-Hungaria
Mexico
Fremdenblatt
Vienna
Austria-Hungaria
Queretaro
Maximilian
Isez
Mexican Republic
Congress of Mexico
Austria-Hungary
Gilbert Hohenwart
Austria- Hungary
Reicherath
Jast
St Mary's Cathedral in Peoria consecrated amid jubilee events
The consecration at St Marys Cathedral Peoria followed the Catholic rite marking the 25th anniversary of the Peoria diocese and the silver jubilee of Bishop J L Spalding to be celebrated next Thursday. Auxiliary Bishop P J O Reilly officiated with a group of priests including Father Edwards Cornelius Greave Durkin and O Neill plus others.
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Peoria
St. Mary's Cathedral
P. J. O'Reilly
Diocese of
Edwards
Cornelius
Greave
Durkin
O'Neill
J. L. Spalding
Syndicate Grabs Three Mines in Mexico and U S deal
A New York syndicate has acquired two gold mines and a copper mine in Mexico from Buena Ventura BucERRA. The Claniquita Cerococague and Piedras Verdes mines were bought for about 4 million dollars. The properties are among Mexico’s richest mineral holdings.
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Kansas City
New York
Mexico
Buena Ventura Bucerra
Hamburg America Line steamer Deutschland laid up after rudder loss
The Hamburg American Line steamer Deutschland, disabled at sea from New York, has been examined and company officials say repairs will require laying up the vessel for some time.
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Hamburg
Hne
Deutschland
New York
Wheat and Corn Rise on Uncertain Market Outlook
Chicago traders faced mixed signals as July wheat edged up while corn and oats fluctuated. Weather reports in North Dakota and Ohio valley contrasting with rain in corn country, with limited outside buying and professional speculation keeping gains modest. Lard and hog markets supported provisions though pork saw some declines. receipts and futures quotes show a cautious session across grains and meats.
Wheat and Corn Markets Narrowly Steady Amid Crop News
In New York on April 2, grain futures showed little movement as bullish Kansas crop news supported prices while rain elsewhere tempered gains. Wheat futures closed slightly higher, driven by cash strength. corn advanced early but finished near session highs with slight net gains. Oats remained steady with modest demand. beef, lard, and pork margins firmed, while coffee and refined goods traded steady to unchanged.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Kansas
Northwest
Southwest
North Dakota
Ohio Valley
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
France
Northwestern
New York
City
O. B
Manitoba
Sige
Ge Elevator
Vic F. O. B
City Extra India
Continental
S. A
Trade in General St Louis Market Report April 23
Flour prices mixed with dull activity for red winter and higher oats and hay. Soy prices show pork, lard, and dry salt meats shifting with steady whisky and iron products. Receipts for flour and grain noted alongside Toledo market levels for wheat, corn, and oats in cash and future contracts.
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ST. Louis
Lowe
Itv
Timothy
Hay Stromg
Toledo
S&c
Diverse 19th century market prices and receipts report
Louisville and other cities list grain and produce prices for wheat corn oats barley. receipts for wheat and corn, prices for potatoes onions greens and peppers. Chicago Milwaukee Liverpool New York Boston markets show varied butter eggs cheese and poultry prices, with London and Liverpool wool and cotton notes and metal prices in St Louis.
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Clevelan Anderson
Union City
Cleveland
Fort
York
Boston
Benton
Lafayette
Chicago
Chisagonia
Cincinnati Express
Cincinnati
Greensburg
Washington
Verson
Louisville
N. Vernon
Feoris
Bloomington
Ohio
Lynn
New York Dry Goods Market Holds Steady Amid Trade
New York on April 22 reports continued firmness and moderate trade in dry goods. Silver depreciation hinders export, but stronger cotton markets offset this, keeping overall business moderate and steady.
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New York
Third Infantry arrives at Fort Thomas for peace quarters
Seven companies of the Third Infantry under Col. J. H. Page, from Manila via San Francisco, reach Fort Thomas to enter peace quarters after service in Cuba and the Philippines since the Spanish War. Company B of the Twentieth Infantry, on garrison duty at Fort Thomas, departs aboard the Baltimore & Ohio for Columbus barracks.
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Cincinnati
Third Infantry
United States Army
J. H. Page
Manila
San Francisco
Fort Thomas
Cuba
Philippines
Twentieth Infantry
Baltimore & Ohio
Columbus Barracks
City Left Without Water After Mill Dam Failure
Fergus Falls Minnesota reports a water outage after the Kirk mill dam failed last night. The city’s water works rely on an auxiliary steam plant, but a new channel formed by the stream damaged the intake pipe, leaving the system without a water supply today.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Kirk Mill
Local Property Repairs and Listings in City Neighborhoods
Partial OCR item lists names and addresses including Frank M. Shaw at 144 Lexington Ave, West Thirteenth Street, and Dexter Street repairs by John F. Gilera. Mentions Indianapolis Brewing Co brick building at Alas Street and Northwestern Renin, plus references to Gilbert L. Peasley, Ett M. Shaw, and John V. Dittenmore in various street locators.
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Frank M. Shaw
Lexington Ave
Merman Heese
West Thirteenth Street
Indianapolis Brewing Com
Alas Street
Northwestern
Renin
Gilbert
L. Peasley
Come
Dexter Street
John F. Gilera
Barth
Ett M. Shaw
Lexieton Ravenue
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Capital National Bank Comarcial Club Buldinge
Secretary of the Treasury
N.S. Byram
H. W. Bennett
H.J. Millizan
A. A. MeKat
M. B. Witeos
W. F. Cugmonmman
Castie Co
M. Packam
C. L. Faimen
Wilson
the Central Trust CO
Sarou
Anome Indianapolis and Basters Traction Company
Indiana Hotel Company
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
I. T. Polk Compay Sasurs
Matt Can Repe
REED
Ndianapolis Fire Insurance Company
H. P. Wasson &Co
East Market
S&t
the Marion Trust CO
N. BE. Cor
Monument Place
E. Market St
George Lanham
Sheridan
W. C. Talbert
Can National Bank
Touions Bank
Cumbia National Bank
Indiana National Bank of Merchants
Indiana National Banl of Securi Trust Company
O* i Union Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Granger Farwell
Ings
Treasury Statement
Chicago Group
Wheat Belt
Columbia National Bank
Milwaukee
Epring
California
Cumberland
Isplictate Creamery
State
Western
Southern
Produce Exchange
Dairies
Eges
Louis
Gils
Sera New York
UG Lac
Territory
Segiase
Michigan
New Orleans
Metals
Northern
Glasgow
Middlesborough
John V. Dittenmore
Lus North
Union Trust
Indiana Trust
Columbia Bank Stock Capital Bank
Clifford Arrick
Lombard Building
W. J. Holliday & Co
Meridian St. Telephone
S. A. Fletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
John
Tarrington
C. I. Fletcher
North Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
Realdence, Or, Brown
BIG Four City Ticket Office
Uwashin
IND
Omee
West Wash St
Chicago Vestibule
Lake Erie
Detroit
Lin Muncie
Laporte
Decatur & Peetor
St. Louis Mall
Oscnens
Columbus
Louieville
Richmond
Piqua
Ines Express
Madison
Martinsville
Accomodation
Lod
Louisvil
Pittsburg
Pittsby
Spencer
Acco
Lewiisville
A. Phil
Dayton
Xenia Richmond
Logansport
Vandalia Line
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
West Terre Haute
Western Express
Bingham
Tet Mail
All Points West
Ork
Union Traction CO. OF
Union Block
West
Maryland Street
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Elwood
Andra
Mike c. m
Andaresn
Iadianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
Georgia
Tuo
Assengem
Georgis
Merigian
Firat
A. m. Sas
Indianapolis, Greenwood
Franklin R. RB. CO
Pennsylvanieington Streets
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