Cattle Receipts Rise at Union Stock Yards Indianapolis
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports cattle receipts around 400 larger than a week ago but 350 smaller than a year ago. Demand varied with steers, cows, and heifers selling unevenly, buyers seeking price concessions and many lots not fully up to standard. Late trading showed general price declines with some steers and cows weaker and stockers slow to sell.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Interstate
Stock Market Slumps After President's Message Declared
Stocks opened strong on expected reforms but turned downward after the message's publication. Traction issues, a 7 percent call loan spike, and rising money-market fears weighed on overall sentiment. U.S. bond prices eased as equities fell, with notable pressure on Kansas City and Western issues.
Stock Market Quoted Results and Bank Offers
Prices and bids for American National Higher Consumers Gas Trust and Union Pacific related stocks noted. American National Bank offered at 13 with a one point gain, market activity limited with potential higher bids unlikely. Bonds sales include Home Heating and Co five and New Telephone first pe. National Biscuit quoted at 102 and other issues listed by Meyer & Kiser Telegram.
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Consumers’ Gas Trust
American National Bank
Union Traction Fives Exchange
Columbia Nat. Consumers” Bank
Fed. Union Surety Co
Wwe
Indiane National Nee
Is. Gas Company
Seeee Indpls. Light & Power
Fire Ins. Co
Laycock Mtg. Co
Asee Security Trust Co
Union Trust Se Asses Union Trac
Union Trac
Wasson
Ieener
M. Co
Gas Co
St.-ry
Ind
Financial market roundup with global rates and exchanges
Indianapolis and New York money markets show mixed rates with commercial paper at 4 6 percent and time loans 5 6 percent. Clearing totals across major cities. London and Paris bond and currency figures indicate subtle shifts in premiums and discounts.
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London
Paris
Exchange
Berlin
Postal rules for gifts abroad from Baltimore American
Postmaster Warfield details how to insure safe mailing of letters and packages to foreign points by prepaid, correctly addressed mail. Domestic rates apply to Cuba and certain possessions. most countries use varied rates for letters and merchandise. Packages to many countries require prepayment, customs declaration, and mailing at main post office or letter-carrier stations between 9 am and 5 pm.
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Baltimore American
Warfield
United States
Cuba
Guam
Hawaii Territory
Philippine Archipelago
Porto Rico
Tutuila
Canada
Mexico
Bahamas
Arbados
British Guiana
Colombia
Costa Rica
Danish West Indies
Germany
Guatemala
Honduras
Republic of
Jamaica
Turks and Caicos Islands
Leeward Islands
Antigua
Barbuda
Redonda
St. Kitts
Nevis
Aquilla
Dominica
Montserrat
The
Virgin Islands
Newfoundland
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Salvador
Trinidad
Tobago
Venezuela
Windward Islands
Grenada
St. Vincent
the Grenadines
St. Lucia
Bolivia
Chile
Poultry prices vary across cities in early December
News brief lists scattered poultry quotes from New York to Cincinnati. Western hens and fowls around 7.25 per doz, various regions show chickens and turkeys priced, with notes on dressed poultry steady in Chicago and other markets.
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New York
Tisville
ST. Louis
Ston
Paul
Chicago
Goran Iowouie
Grain and hog market gains on a quiet trading day
On Chicago Board of Trade grains rose with May wheat up about a half to three quarters cent, corn and oats also advancing. Provisions softened as hog receipts rose and winter weather looms, but overall activity remained light and prices closed near highs while shipments and stocks shifted modestly.
Changes in Available Supplies Reported by Bradstreet's
Special dispatches show grain supply shifts versus prior accounts. Wheat totals in U S and Canada east of the Rockies rise 4.32 million bu afloat for Europe, while overall there is a 1.12 million bu net gain. corn up 26,000 bu. oats down 462,000 bu. Major increases occur at Manitoba 500,000 bu, Northwestern interior 200,000 bu, Chicago private elevators 196,000 bu, plus smaller gains at Ogdensburg Depot Harbor St Joseph Rochester and East St Louis. Decreases include 75,000 bu at Coteau and 50,000 bu at Nashville and Chattanooga.
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Atcleestecees
Atchison
Baltimore & Oht
Timore & Ohio
Bay
Northwestern
Chi
St. L
Colorado South
Delaware & Hudson
Denver Lack
West
Rio Grande Pre
Erie
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Louis
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Metropolitan St
Minn. & St. Loui
Missouri Pacific
Kan
Texas
Tex
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New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Nee - Oy
Rock Oe
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St. L. Southwestern Pref
St. Paul
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central
We Express
Sess
Adams
United States
Seve Cops
Car & Foundry It & Foundry
Um Am
le Sens Wees
Am. Linseed
Seve Am
Anaconda Mining Co
Colorado
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Iron
Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
General Electric
Oeen Eee
Trocking Coal
Trocking Coal * International Pape
International Paper
Ie International Power
Laclede Gas
Pacific Mall
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Tennessee & Iron
U. Leather
United States Steel
Western Union
Atchison General
Baltimore & Ohio
Central of Georgia
i@ first Inc
Chesapeake & Io
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Burlington & Ine
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
St. la
Chicago
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Tobacco
Denver & Rio
Orth
Denver City
Valle
Louteville
Hville
Missouri, Kansas
New York Central Gen
New Fives
Teteredengees Normere Conrol Louth
Eseereesesee
New York
Bradstreet
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Manitoba
Ogdensburg
Depot Harbor
St. Joseph
Rochester
East St. Louis
Coteau
Nashville
Chattanooga
Wheat and grain markets steady in New York trading
In New York on December 2, grain futures showed dull to firm price action with advances in midday trade. Wheat receipts and exports tallied high across 126 000 bushels in, while spot prices for No 2 red and No 1 Northern Duluth held at elevator and afloat levels. Corn oats and fats followed, with weather prospects and smaller receipts underpinning some gains, and activities in lard pork and sugar mixed but holding firm levels.
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New York
I. F
Buffalo
C. 1
Duluth
Rae
Manitoba
Cwoene
Cordova
ST. Louis
Timothy
King
Baltimore
Samle
Grain and commodity trading notes from St. Louis and Baltimore
Reports show flour and wheat prices moving uncertainly with declines in some items and gains in others. Freight figures, corn meal stability, lard, bacon, and whisky hold steadier near midweek as inventories and shipments trend forward from St. Louis and Baltimore markets.
Wheat and grain prices in multiple markets report
Receipts show 62 000 bu of wheat and 9 000 bu of oats with up to 16 000 bu of oats in shipments. Prices cited for wheat, corn, oats, beans, hay, potatoes, onions, cabbage, tomatoes, and various livestock and wool markets across Louisville, Liverpool, Toledo, Cincinnati, Duluth, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Boston, and London. Notable figures include 2 50 per bu for Northern beans, 14 50 per car for hay, and 60s for lard. wool markets in Boston and London show firm demand across grades.
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Louisville
Liverpool
California
Toledo
Cincinnati
Duluth
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Daily Market Wrap of Butter and Cheese Prices Across Cities
New York reports butter packages sold firm with creamery and various grades, cheese receipts and state full cream varieties. Philadelphia notes butter firm on good demand with near-by prints lower, cheese mixed, New York full creams priced per size. Baltimore lists butter and creamery items with mixed quality. Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis show firmer butter, eggs steadiness, and regional price shifts. Local markets in Savannah, Wilmington, oil city, Montpelier, Charleston, New Orleans, and St. Louis reflect steady rosin, turpentine, and metals with minor gains and general stability across commodities.
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Texas
Upght
Chicago
Ceechees
Tgeere
Texas Fed
ST. Louis
S@ife
New York
Cables
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Indianapolis
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
State
New State
Pennsylvania
Thwestern
Vane
Ike Chicago
Ohio
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Louisville
Rail schedule details for regional cars and ticket outlets
Cars depart Union Depot and Louisiana street for Shelbyville and intermediate points every 5:20 p m, hourly from 6 a m to 0 p m, theater car leaves at 1 5 p m. Shelbyville to Indianapolis departures hourly from 9 a m to 9 p m, Shelbyville return at 10 29 p m. Tickets sold at Hader's car Washington and Penn avenues and Zz Beley’s pharmacy in Stubbine Hotel block.
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Intermediate
Tivington and
Meridian Sts
Leever
Hader's
Washington
Penn
Zz Beeley's
Stubbine Hotel Block
Passenger cars run on ington streets with limited hours
Passenger cars operate on Pennsylvania ington streets from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. The first car starts at 6 a.m. and the last car departs at 9:30 a.m. and again at 3:30 p.m. The schedule also covers combined routes on Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood only at 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
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Knightstown
Georgia
Meridian
Pennsylvaniaington
Greenwood
Mooresville Route Note and Time Details
A fragment notes Mooresville leaving Kentucky Avenue and SRT data. It mentions departures at 6 30 and 11 5 with car cores’ attempt and unspecified times following. Sunday morning roads and hourly service are referenced with plans for next steps.
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Intermediate
Kentucky Avenue
Attam
Issa Selon
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