Cattle Market Report from Indianapolis Stockyards
The USION stockyards in Indianapolis report weekly cattle receipts and price trends. Receipts show mixed shifts with overall week closing prices near last week, steady to higher for select grades, and tighter supply boosting the market for choice feeding cattle. Highest prices observed include steers at 5.35, heifers at 4.00, cows at 4.00, bulls at 3.95, and calves at 6.70, with varied quotations for different weight ranges and grades.
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Usion
Indianapolis
Gay
HLM
Hulle
Sewer
Hog and sheep market trends in midwest and east reports
Receipts of hogs show a weekly decline of about 7,000 from last week, with year over year and two-year comparisons. Prices fluctuated widely from day to day, ending mostly steady to higher as demand improved. sales ranged mainly from 5.60 to 8.00, with heavy mixes and lighter hogs trading variably. Sheep and lamb receipts were smaller, with lambs pushing to around 5.20 and some as high as 6.75, while old sheep hovered near 3.25 to 5.75. overall market for sheep and lambs finished in a healthy, firm tone.
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FP. O. Ay. Pr
Ifo
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Texas Fed
East Liberty
H. As. i
Fione
Navy Yoruere
Ught Yorkers
ST. Louis
Ebeiredain
Buffalo
Rket Vrals
New York
MP Life
Feelih
Omaha
Serer
Cincinnati
Amalgamated Copper Boosts Market on Friday
Trading on the New York stock market sees professional activity and profit taking, with Amalgamated Copper drawing selling pressure. London markets mirrored the downturn before a sharp rebound anticipated from bank statements, while large buyers and reduced loan liquidation helped stem declines and push prices upward.
New York Clearing-House Banks and Market Reaction to Bank Figures
A list of New York banks and institutions appears as a clearing-house reference. Stocks show a sharp early surge before bank statement figures. After publication, prices faltered with declines in St Paul Atchison Union Pacific L N Missouri Pacific Rock Island and others. Amalgamated Copper bought early then weakened while Erie and steel stocks stayed firm. Tractions performed well and C F I advanced.
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St. Paul
Atchison
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Illinois Central L. &Nl
Amalgamated Copper
Markets and Money Rates Across Cities
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 to 6 percent and time loans at 5 to 6 percent with clearings and balances detailed. New York shows call money nominal, time money firmer with rates up to six months at 5 percent, Sterling exchange firm, bar silver quoted in New York and London, and London money discounts around 2 to 4 percent with consols noted.
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Indianapolis
Clearigs
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Bankers
London
Specie and Merchandise Movement in New York Trade
Exports of specie for the week from this point totaled 541676 dollars in mines and ee in wee. Imports of dry goods and general merchandise were valued at 10276396 dollars.
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New York
Mines
Wee
Treasury balances show available cash and gold reserve
Washington reports Saturday balance in the general fund excluding the 150000.00 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance is 100,664,626 with the gold reserve noted separately.
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Washington
Treasury
Private Wire Advice Trading in Stocks Fluctuates
Trading today was comparatively featureless with light volume and a dull undertone. Before the bank statement, fractional recessions occurred from stock selling while buying varied in character. The market showed a waiting tone and was not definite enough to predict next week’s possibilities. Interest centered on the bank statement, which satisfied no one and triggered a mixed reaction.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
Stock Market Turmoil Tops Week as Bears and Bulls React
New York reports a dramatic week in securities with predictions of disaster giving way to gains. Investors split between fear of failures and optimism as bulls cheer rising values reaching into the millions.
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Porterfield & Co
New York
America
Profit Taking a Feature in New York Stock Market
Profit taking on bank statement expectations dominated today trading. London prices were irregular, opening near Friday's close and firming as the day progressed. Short selling followed a rush to sell, driving main gains and then a rapid retreat to about a point below yesterday's close.
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A. R. Thompson & Co
Telegram
New York
London
Shorts
Union Pacific
Atchison
St. Paul
New York Weekly Bank Statement Shows Mixed Averages
The New York clearing banks report weekly averages with loans at 908,345,600 and deposits at 903,335,300. Cash reserves fell by 2,257,000 amid a complex balance with loans dropping 4,351,600 while the stock market rebound boosted securities demand and borrowing activity.
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Legaix
Bank of New York
N. B.A
Manhattan Company
Merchants’ National
Ber
America
Sona Besty
Chemical Nationa
Shomhwi
Exciang Fectoessardseries
St Ae
Gallatin National
National Butchers’ and Drovers Test
Bomlu
Greenwich
Sat
American Exchange National National Bank of Commerce
Mercantile National
United States
New York
New York Associated Banks
Stock Exchange
Indignant Editor Reflects on Advertising Demands
The South Bend Times quotes an indignant editor lamenting that if half of the daily free advertising offered to newspapers nationwide were accepted the publishers would have little space left for news. He condemns the audacity of some people and the sheer gall involved.
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South Bend
Wheat market surges early after bullish Chicago session
Chicago August 15 wheat prices rose sharply with September futures up 4a while corn held steady and oats fell. Minneapolis cash wheat hit 2.01 per bushel as shorts covered and bulls dominated in initial trading, later easing but closing up 4a. Provisions declined, hogs steadied, and receipts remained light amid favorable West weather and strong cash demand.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Waite
Heico
Flour and grain prices rise on wheat advance in New York
In New York on August 15 the flour market showed strength with higher prices on several grades. Wheat receipts totaled 61,300 bushels amid strong outside support and a late market push, while corn and oats remained steady to modestly mixed. Prices for rye flour and corn meal varied by grade, with multiple values listed across Western and city markets.
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New York
Minnesota
Sbge F. O. B
Galveston
California
Texas
Tallow firm items and sugar refining notes from import ledgers
Fragmentary ledger entry lists tallow and molasses notes, sugar refining divisions, and invoice details. Includes references to Japan, Cordova, and Rio markets, various No numbers with small price figures, and partial product descriptors such as mill, centrifugal tests, and crushed or powdered grades.
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Japan
Rio
Bec
Cordova
Quotations Across Markets From St Louis to Liverpool
Prices for flour wheat corn and oats in St Louis Cincinnati Louisville and Minneapolis shift as of August 1. Wheat red and No 2 red rise and fall with futures. pork and bacon volumes steady to lower. cotton goods and hemp mention general markets. Liverpool and London report No 2 wheat and corn futures with mixed outcomes. Shipping figures show large grain shipments and farm commodities moving across Kansas City Louisville Cincinnati.
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St. Louvis
Aus
Saat Ky
Kansas
ITY
Louisville
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Tuaid
Minneapolis
Northern
Toledo
Mber
Alsike
Prime Timothy
Mixed New England and Midwest Butter Market Notes
Market reports from New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities show butter prices varying across regions. Dull to firm tones appear with Western creamery and dairy items moving at assorted quotes, while eggs rise slightly and spirits and rosin markets edge along.
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New York
State
Sint
Philadelphia
Chicago
Weilkee
Kansas City
Kansas
Fancy
ST. Louis
Poultry Prices Across Cities Reported
Western spring chickens and fowls noted as dull and easy in price. Chicago and St Louis report iced poultry and turkeys with varied quotations. Boston and Cincinnati show steady to easier hens and spring chickens with minor fluctuations. Louisville lists hens and spring chickens at 10 cents.
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New York
ST. Louis
Ise Springs
Chicago
Boston
Cincinna
Louisville
Metals Market Report from New York and St Louis
New York reports fairly active metals with mixed prices for August 16. Nitrate and tin show steadiness with copper at 1257% per ton and lead at 4.20. Iron remains nominal and quiet. St Louis notes steel activity with lead at 4.10 and spelter firm around 36.0.
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New York
Gulsy
ST. Louis
Metals Steel Y
New York Dry Goods Market Shows Firm Prices
Activity in the dry goods division signals ongoing demand with buyers showing timely interest. Prices remain firm as market developments unfold, reflecting cautious optimism in the trade.
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New York
Witten
Wool Market Summary From New York Trade Report
In New York on August 16, wool prices remained steady with domestic demand described as moderate. The report notes steady rates for fine and country wools amid renewed buyer activity, though some lots showed uneven demand and varying fleece qualities.
The Overworked Rich and Newport Summer Life
The article argues that fashionable Newport routines exhaust the wealthy and social leaders. It notes even relaxation is a continual movement from one social function to another with constant formality and pressure, urging a true retreat to quieter country life.
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New York World
Newport
Saing
A Fletcher & Co Safe Deposit Vault Ad
A Fletcher and Company offers safe deposit vault services at 30 East Washington Street. It guarantees fire safety and secure storage for bonds, districts, silver plate, jewels, trunks, and packages. The vault contains 2100 items with annual rents from 5 to 45 dollars. John S. Tarrington is the manager.
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Anc
John S. Tarrington
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