Cattle Market Slumps as Receipts Far Above Last Week at Union Stockyards
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports a week of unusually high cattle receipts totaling 24, with shipments around 100. Prices fluctuated sharply as buyers exercised discriminating power, causing many lots to sell at up to 10 percent apart. By week’s end, gains from earlier were wiped out, especially for poor quality and unfinished cattle, with extreme prices noted at 95.20 for steers and 4.50 for heifers.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Aug. S
Salea
Market Report: Hog and Sheep Receipts and Prices
Hog receipts 2,500 with a week of price swings and premium local values. Sheep and lamb receipts 240 with fluctuating prices. lambs up to 5.75 and sheep to 3.75, market mixed and generally steady to lower toward week end. New York and Chicago prices shown for cattle, hogs, and lambs with regional variations. Kansas City, St. Louis, and East Buffalo quotes reflect market activity and weekly changes. Ohio and other regional figures indicate mixed demand and price movement across multiple markets.
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New York
Reeves
Souennes Direct
Lesey
Diegiitetb
Adge Faye
ST. Louis
Chicago
Texas Fed
Lambe
Western Lambs
Kansas City
Texas
East Buffalo
York
South Omaha
Chine
RGOOI
Lamba
Ees
Isville
Oeney x Neon
Cteher
Choice
East Liberty
Sm Ale Sons
Wall Street Week Sees Unrest Over Monetary Conditions
The New York financial week ends with a lifeless close as stock prices drift and liquidity remains tight. Rock Island declines on refunding bond doubts while People's Gas climbs on a quarterly dividend. Mexican Central edges up on takeover rumors and Northern Securities surges after a court ruling. Banks report loan growth due to speculative funding, and trust-company liquidations ease somewhat as investors cover shorts. Analysts warn against overextension of credits amid ongoing caution in commercial finance.
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New York
Rock Island
Northern Securities Company
Minnesota
International Mercantile Marine
Louisville & Nashville
Shorts
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Lea
United States
New York Clearing-House Banks Report Mixed Fortunes
London Aug 2 The stock market shows discomfort with fewer failures than expected Liquidations remain heavy while prices fall but foreign securities rise Russian Japan Chinese Spanish Turkish Bulgarian and Argentine issues advance Loan totals rise by 964 800 after 554 200 a week earlier Cash reserves jump 7 014 900 deposits up 7 480 40 and required reserves increase 1 870 225 The imbalance leaves a shortfall in balancing the statement with surplus reserves at 24 100 075 compared to year start levels
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London
Japan
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Treasury
Central Pacific
San Francisco
BANKS
Cireal
Rea Bank of
New York
N. B
Specia
Legal
Merchants
National Manhattan Company
Mechanics
America Estevessace
Phenix National
Chemical National
Beeenmene Merchants’ Exchange National
Gallatin National Sseane Ee
A. National Butchers’ and Teer
Greenwich
Leather M’facturers’ National
American Exchange National
National Bank of Commerce
Mercantile National
Acific
Chatham
People’s National Bank of North America
Hanover National
Vewheeewe
Oriental Sriveless
East River National
Bowery New York National Exchange
New York County National
Chase National
Fifth Avenue
Germania
Lincoln National
Garfield National
Fifth National
Metropolis
New Libert
National
New Amsterdam National Ork Produce Exchange
CPE
Astor Natieee Eeee Passeberecaces
Western Nat'l Bank of the
U. S
United States
Rates on Loans and Exchange in Indianapolis and New York
INDIANAPOLIS commercial paper 4 9 6 percent time loans 5 6 percent clearings 1 090 189 24 balances 163 843 18. NEW YORK call money nominal no loans time money easy sixty ninety days 4 percent six months 5 5 percent prime mercantile paper 5 4 6 percent sterling exchange steady bankers bills actual business 4 85 625 4 45 875 for demand 4 83 279 4 83 625 for sixty days posted rates 6 04 8 and .37 48 7 percent commercial bills 4 83 279.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Global Money and Trade Movements Report
London observes a stock exchange holiday with bullion moved to the Bank of England amounting to 48000 pounds. New York reports dry goods imports valued at 11993227 dollars for the week, with exports of specie totaling 423365 in silver and 2300 in gold and imports of specie 20797 in gold and 64244 in silver.
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London
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Paris
Berlin
Exchange
New York
Treasury balances show available cash in general fund
Washington Saturday's statement of the treasury balances in the general fund exclusive of the 159,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption shows available cash balances per 228,201,444.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Increase in the Surplus Noted in New York Bank Averages
The weekly statement from New York associated banks shows loans, deposits, circulation, legal tenders, and specie. The Financier notes the sole disappointment: loan totals did not reflect the stock market liquidation seen at the end of the week ending July 30.
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Associated Banks
City OF
New York
Associated Banks of
New York City
New York Associated Banks
Tana Gyene Demostocolei
Higher Courts Record and Appellate Briefs Summary
Delaware court docket lists Muncie Pulp Company versus Frank K. Davis and Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway versus James H. Miles. Marion and Noble counties show appellate briefs and citations in the Supreme Court minutes for Strayer et al. v Taylor et al. via accompanying authorities.
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Muncie Pulp Company
Frank K. Davis
Delaware
C. C
Cleveland
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
James H. Miles
Marion
C. Appellent
Supreme Court
John N. Strayer
Henry L. Taylor
Nobile
C. C. Appellants
Promissory Notes and Legal Deductions in U S Legal Reports
A survey of recent law reports notes that negotiability can survive if an act is criminal by statute, as a note for medical services to an unlicensed practitioner may be enforced by a bona fide purchaser. Massachusetts protects information rights in compiled public improvement data. Delayed telegrams lack damages for funeral-related mental anguish without probable notice. A husband may defend custody and kill to prevent harm if necessary. Illinois holds a recovering creditor liable for rent under receivership. Texas rules that illegal arrest prevents bribery conviction and further escape.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court of Ne’ Ka
Northwestern Rep
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Northeastern Rep
Mass
Southwestern Rep
Texas
Williams
Southwestern
Davidson
Areata Senate
Eiver
Supreme Court of Illinois
Link Beltchinery Company
Hughes
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
Ardent Youth Rendezvous Ends in Fatality
A conversation at a rendezvous reveals Clara Warner’s pale appearance and romantic rivalries. A dramatic interruption follows as a man rushes forward and fatally shoots both perpetrators, concluding the scene with a grim, abrupt ending.
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Toledo Blade
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Clara Warner
Grain markets rise on strong wheat as August trade closes higher
Chicago wheat leads with September futures up about 0.41 cents, corn gains around 0.25 to 0.35 cents, and provisions rise modestly amid reports of wheat blight in South Dakota and cool weather for corn. Contracts show a broad advance across grains with active buying from St. Louis and the Northwest as prices finish near session highs.
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Chicago
South Dakota
Northwest
Ts'uc
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Stige
Northwestern
Via
Steins Eek
Grain and commodity prices at New York export market note
New York on August 1 reports mixed grain futures and cash prices. Wheat receipts total 62,030 bushels with No 2 red at 8 cents and No 1 northern Duluth at 9 1/2. Rye steady, barley quiet, cornmeal steady, oats steady, with several price ranges for flour orders and exports cited.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Siosen
SM Gsetec. Co
Reptasaber
Sec F. O. B
Pacific Coast
Galveston
California
Texas
India
Japan
Naminal
New Orleans
Rio
Sige
Cordova
Trade in General Quotations at St Louis and Nearby Markets
Trade in general quotations shows flour in fair demand with prices for red winter patents and extra fancy brands, corn, oats, and wheat values varying by delivery months. Prices quoted include September and December dates, with notes on grain firmness and elevator/track levels, reflecting a mixed market across St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other hubs.
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Nex
Louis
Dogg
Timothy
Piri
Record Clearings Rise as Banks Boost Indy Activity
Indianapolis banks reported record July clearings of 2 304 93, greatly surpassing July prior totals and placing June as the previous peak. The Indianapolis Clearing-house Association notes gains extend into the first half of the year with substantial year over year increases, while stock exchange calls shift to a three weekly schedule. Secretary Shaw’s bond refunding plan allows exchange of 3 and 4 percent bonds for twos with a $100 000 limit, signaling continued government debt refunding efforts amid a strong money market in Chicago banks.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Clearing-house Association
Eee
Bowe
Isis Stock Exchange
Exc
Washington State
Treasury Department
Shaw
Chicago
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