Hog Prices Drift as Receipts Drop at Union Stockyards Indiana
At Union Stockyards Indianapolis a midweek market update shows hog receipts around 7 500 with 2 000 shipments. Traders note a softer tone after yesterday's advance as demand steadies and bidding normalizes. Prices largely held but some shifts lower from yesterday’s highs with most hogs selling around 4 50 to 4 70 per 100 pounds.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Apeenee
Watere
Bresent
U S Markets Mixed but Steady Across Regions on Dec 4
Cattle and sheep markets show mixed activity with steady to lower prices in several regions. Receipts remain large with hogs and calves under pressure. farmers report demand for prime stock despite cautious buyers and widespread price adjustments.
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Kansas City
Craig
Texas
Kerr
Ncinnati
Mga
Washington
Ind.) National Bank
Bank
Indiana
Turbulent New York Stock Market Day
A wild session driven by heavy volume and broad selling. United States Steel preferred and Pennsylvania led declines while rapid transit and London buying influenced the action. overall market strength faded as cash and bond activity remained quiet, forecasting a solid bank statement.
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New York
Shorts
London
United States Steel
United States Steel Preferred
Pennsylvania
Rooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklynapid Transit
United States
Bankers and Brokers Debate U S Currency Reform
An Indianapolis banker cites London Statist views on American currency and why gold imports persist despite US supplies. The piece surveys reserve requirements, note issuance backed by securities, and treasury deposit reforms, with commentary from Chicago bankers and market wires noting January disbursements, money flow, and stock prospects.
London Stock Market Report Shows Early Strength and Profit Taking
London demand pushed initial stock gains in New York early trading, led by Republic Iron and Steel and Metropolitan. Profit taking and foreign buying later eased, though market closed strong amid widespread advances. steel and traction shares showed notable activity with rumors of large block sales.
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Republic Iron and Steel
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
United States Steel
Albert R. Thompson
A. W. Thomson
Indianapolis
London
Metropolitan
United States
Meyer & Kiser
Steel
Bream Rapid Transit
Tewlar
Rock Island
Atchison
National City Bank
Albert R. Thompson & Co
Bears
United States Steel Preferred
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
St. Paul
Reading
Southern Pacific
Monetary rates steady amid clearings and balances
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent with time loans quoted at 5/16 to 1/2. Bank balances show small gains while New York call money closes firm around 6 percent with six to nine month time money at 6 percent. Sterling exchange remains weak with actual business at about $4.83 to $4.53 and 5.04 per dollar for the foreign rate, reflecting a cautious market tone.
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Indianapolis
Jeart
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Socureey Poilis
London and world money rates and commodity quotes
London money, Paris rente, Berlin exchange, and New York silver prices listed. Treasury balances report in Washington, oil city and Wilmington fuel and turpentine markets show steady rosin and crude petroleum prices. December readings for Charleston and Savannah turpentine and rosin confirm firm markets.
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Lima
Wilmington
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Rosin
Savannah
Grain brokers report improving cash market and rising demand
The cash corn situation shows improvement both locally and in major markets as demand grows and prices advance. Eastern exporters bid higher for new corn, followed by local gains, while wheat and oats see mixed shifts. inventories shrink and bullish activity rises amid thinning supply and expectations of stronger foreign demand in weeks ahead.
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Sully
Apa
Louisville
New York
Indianapolis
Seaboard
Ohio
Bu. Com
Porterfield & Co
Chicago
Minneapolis
Grain Prices Rally on bullish Ohio crop report
Chicago market closes strong as May wheat hits high amid bullish crop data. Corn and oats rise with strong demand, while hog prices firm on improved cash demand and favorable weather outlook.
Cash corn prices rise as Eastern bids push market higher
Cash corn bids advance across grades at Board of Trade with No 2 white at 38%c and No 3 white at 37%c amid Eastern shippers lifting prices. Market notes stronger cash corn outlook with further gains likely next week. Hay and oats also quoted steady to firm as carloads move, timothy and clover prices listed.
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Ney
Sari
Sean
Iteaay
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Tim- Sia Rts Ae
Hay
Brokers Views on the Wheat and Corn Market.
The Chicago market rose as new winter wheat crop reports and state yields influenced traders. Ohio's crop progress lagged, while Duluth cash wheat slipped with navigational changes. Northern markets showed mixed gains. corn demand grew but sales were uneven. Export demand and speculator shifts affected futures, with July wheat rallying despite uncertain receipts.
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Meyer & Kiser
Indianapolis
Chicago
Ohio State
Northwestern News
Duluth
Mensa
Northwest
North Dakota
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Liverpool
Uta
Iesons
Ohio
Albert R. Thompson & Co
Obie
New York
Pothema Nord
Ste F. O. B
Ste. Oes
Tiger Bathe & Re
Gorters
Joly
Active Day in the Cotton Market Amid Strong Liverpool Influence
New York traders observed lively activity at the opening as Liverpool?s strong showing buoyed prices despite heavy realizing. Buying orders flooded in from all sides with room traders long on the market, while officials noted short interest had largely disappeared and cautious impulses suggested possible reactions ahead.
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Albert R. Thompson & Co
New York
Liverpool
Local securities report notes quiet session at exchange
Yesterday there were no sales at the stock exchange and only minor quotation changes in stocks and bonds. The free annual meeting of the Exchange will be held on the second Tuesday of January to elect officers and a governing board for the year.
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Indianapolis
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Stock Exchange
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Sone Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Tal National Hank New Telephone Company
New
Bani Reun Perel Eer Gta Ranh Fertilizer
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