Live Stock Markets at Union Stock Yards Indianapolis
Report covers cattle hogs sheep and horses at Indianapolis and interstate stockyards with receipts, market tone, and price ranges. Notes steer and hog higher trends, weaker common stock, strong export cattle demand, and varying prices across classes. Also details horse sales and major buyers from Lebanon to New England using multiple firm price points.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Aug. T
Sasnebasstrne Ocesas
Evicins Viensis
Warman, Black, Petilain & Co
New England
Secon
McDaniels & Jenners
I. T. Davis
J. ©. Davis
James Danewood
Lebanon
R. J. Smiley
Washington
J. M. Fleming
Anderson
Dougewart
Whitestown
Alonso scoNt
Crawfordsville
George Lanham
Sheridan
William Calloway
Connersville
Western Range
Interstate Stockyards
Css Enone
Rae
South Omaha
New York
East Buffalo
Stock Boom Is Stayed by New York Markets
The Stock Exchange governors voted to suspend business on Saturday as prices slid and the recent bull run faded. Large outside buying by brokers tied to railroad ownership groups buoyed some stocks like St Paul, but bearish selling and profit taking amid dwindling outside demand pushed the market down sharply. United States Steel and other heavy issues led the decline while bond activity remained active but softened. overall, a feverish close followed a partial rally earlier in the day.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Pacifics
Atchisons
Amalgamator Copper
Norfolk & Western
United States
United States Treasury
Central of Georgia
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Southern
Chesapeake & Obie
Chicago & Alton
Ind
Louk
Mitchi, & Emst
Great Western
Chi
Northwestern
Cc. RT
Ita
St. L
Colorado Southern
Col. South
Delaware & Hudson
Rio Grande
Denver & R. G
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Hocking
Central
Iowa Central
Ft Rr
Lake Erie & West Oy L. KE
Louixville & Nasngill
Manhattan L
Met
Missouri Pacific
Kan
Tex
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & West
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania Lnd Mint
Mt. Erie
Loule & San
Louis Southwest
Scutters Ae
I. Exan Umc
Toledo
Tees
Wells-Fargo
Amalgamated Copper
Car & Foundry
Car & Foun
OAS, Am
Tobacco
Consolidated Gas Continental Tobacc
General Electric
International
Inter
Tional Biscuit
National
Western Union
Locay
Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances
Indianapolis and other cities report varied money rates and clearings. Commercial paper at 4 to 5 percent. New York money on call at 2.5 percent. sterling exchange weaker with banker’s bills around 4.86 for demand. Clearings and balances listed for major hubs. London and Berlin exchange and discount rates noted.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Chicago
Philadelphia
Son
Soko
London
Berlin
Paris
Exchange
Mac c
Treasury balances show cash and gold in general fund
Washington Tuesday figures report available cash in the general fund at 178,118,600 dollars while gold in the division of redemption stands at 14,726 dollars, excluding the 1.5 million gold reserve.
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Washington
Treasury
Irregular market leads to late day rally then drop
Private wire reports describe a volatile New York market on August 27 with initial selling pressure from commission houses and London after no steel strike resolution. A rally led by St Paul, Southern Pacific and other rails faded in the afternoon as liquidation drove prices near day’s lows. Earnings near expectations, notes on Atchison cattle shipments, money rates steady, London weakness hints at gold imports.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Atchison
Bears
Atchison Road
Philadelphia
Sterling Exchange
West
Market bears push stocks lower in August decline
Granger Farwell & Co. reports a broad market drop with many stop orders triggered as bears predicted. The writer notes the decline may extend but doubts a bull market has begun in August and says he would buy medium priced issues, including Erie and Southern Pacific, on further declines.
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
Erie
Southern Pacific
Indiana Weekly Climate Bulletin Notes Mixed Harvest Prospects
The U S Department of Agriculture climate and crop bulletin for Indiana for the week ending August 2 reports showers at intervals boosting late crops not ruined by drought. Cornfields thought beyond recovery may rebound. late planted and lowland crops show improved prospects. late potatoes still poor. Gardens, late tomatoes, pickles improving. apples in Washington County excellent. peaches and plums plentiful but small. light tobacco in southern counties. Elkhart corn rapidly improving. alfalfa cutting in Adams County. pasture decline easing feed preservation. buckwheat promising. plowing widespread though slowed by showers.
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United States Department of Agriculture Climate and Crop Bulletin
Indiana
Washington County
Elkhart
Adolph County
Lawson Hears Indomitable Sail Race Proposal
The Boston Advertiser speculates on Sir Thomas Lipton urging Mr. Lawson to delay breaking up Independence. A race with Shamrock after America's Cup events could keep the yacht in prime condition while Independence proves her speed against newer craft.
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Boston
Mr. Lawson
Independence
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Corn Most Prominent In Volatile Wheat Market Rally
Chicago Aug. 27 The corn pit dominated on the Board of Trade with a notable rally as December corn closed 1c higher and December wheat advanced. Oats rose 1c while provisions finished steady to 1c lower amid heavier selling early and a late rebound driven by strong corn. Bullish factors included hot Southwestern weather and brisk outside buying, with brisk activity in hogs and steady to higher cash receipts and distant shipments.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Bradstreet
Nera
Sig Szkec
Shorts
Food supplies show mixed shifts in Bradstreet reports
Special dispatch notes changes in grain stocks with U S and Canada wheat down 069,000 bushels and total supply up 1.1 percent. Corn declines 774,000 bushels while oats rise 627,000. Increases include 200,000 at Northwestern Interior elevators and 60,000 at Louisville Nashville and Akron, with declines at Chicago elevators 330,000 and at Newport News St Joseph and Manitoba.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Northwestern
Omaha
Louieville
Nashville
Akron
Chicago
Newport News
St. Joseph
Manitoba
Wheat Market Steady with Mixed, Sharp Shifts in NYC
In New York the wheat market closed firm with a slight net advance after a day of mixed activity. Receipts reached 157,500 bu with exports of 126,086 bu. spot No 2 red up modestly. Ongoing option and futures activity reflected liberal clearances, short-covering and a late rebound amid strong corn influence and domestic weather signals.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
Manne
Fae
Mey' Orn
Blyec
Kansas
Rio
Cordova
S-We
Flour prices and grain quotes from Cincinnati and St Louis market
Market notes report dull demand for flour with prices for new red winter patente around 2.6 to 2.7 per unit and extra fancy. Corn steady at 83 cents. Timothy seed firm at 6.5 cents for average receipts. Wheat listings show cash and futures quotes for several months with scattered figures.
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BT. Louis
Bard
Corm
Market notes on meat prices and grain futures from various cities
Multiple market items report meat prices including pork, lard, and salt meats with Chicago style quotes and steady whisky at 1.20. Grain futures and receipts show flour and wheat totals, with regional quotes from Liverpool, ORE, Kansas City, Toledo, Cincinnati, Duluth, Minneapolis and Milwaukee.
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May
Sue
California
Becon
Cumberland
Tip Toso
Kansas City
Toledo
Cincinnati
Duluth
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
Lead and Butter Prices Across Cities Highlight Patchy Markets
Aug. 27 reports show lead steady at four and a quarter. butter receipts totaling over 11,000 packages at New York and Philadelphia markets mixed with firm cheese and eggs. Strong wool quotes listed for Pennsylvania and Michigan areas, with varied regional quotes and notes on demand and absence of speculation.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Wilmington
Rosina
Charleston
Montpelier
North Lima
Mole
South Lima
Tdiana
Bavannah
NEW_YORK
Lentz seeks federal injunction to restrain strikers
Congressman Jay Lentz of Obhto has asked a federal judge for an injunction to stop picketing. The outspoken critic of capital and advocate for labor faces a pivotal moment as the strike action intensifies and legal action is pursued to curb demonstrations.
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Memphis
Jay Jay Lentz
Lentz
Ight
Evangele
Gov
Ohio Troops Face Mocking For Uniforms In Columbus Riot
Local reports detail clashes as Columbus anti-militarists vent against soldiers in khaki and white wing uniforms. Officers accused of boorish conduct while on duty, the unrest linked to national politics and McKinley era tensions. The uproar spreads through Ohio near Canton and Columbus.
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Atlanta Constitution
Sun
Columbus
United States Army
Ohio
Gave
Canton
McKinley
Grant
Sheridan
Willeexon
Kendrick
South
Two Kids for a Nickel in Milwaukee Car Tale
Little Barry Welch, visiting relatives, rode a streetcar with a goat in a basket. He paid a nickel for his fare and was ready to boast about his treasure when a conductor asked for another fare. The doctor onboard joked, exclaiming two kids for a nickel, and the carload erupted in laughter.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Barry Welch
Huron
Harty
Berty
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Texas
Aren Boe
BS Western Pia
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Hans
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Street Railway and Belt Securities
Capital National — Central Trust
Columbia National Bank
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Ace Marion Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Aion Trust Company
Union
National Biscuit
Ings
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Treasury Statement
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Hutter
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Missouri
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Kentucky
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John
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