Interstate Stockyards cattle market report from Dec 10
Cattle receipts were none with no shipments. Market steady across cattle with strong demand for desirable butchers. Prices ranged from good to choice steers around 5.25 to 5.50 per hundredweight and varied for cows, bulls, and heifers, with prime export bulls and butcher stock also quoted. Hogs and sheep showed strong demand for prime stock and mixed results for lighter grades. Regional quotes from Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, and East Buffalo indicate steady to higher pricing on heavy hogs and lambs, with notable activity by shippers and select buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
B. J. Smiley
John Stuck
City
George Warman
Arcadia
Alonzo Young
Crawfordsville
George W. Black
Greencastle
Interstate
Indianapolis
Rvekusestellale
Cecceeseseneess
Hilgemier Bros
Uires & Co
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Arket
Mery Raoeeni Aoe
Western Wethers
ST. Louis
South Omaha
East Buffalo
New York
Louisville
Incinnati
Union Stockyards
Dec. C
Feici
Neral
Gesctios Es
Hogs in Moderate Demand and Higher Cattle Market Sluggish
At Union Stockyards Indianapolis cattle receipts show a week decline with dull demand and weaker prices, except top stock trading steady. Hogs see improving but uneven demand as weighters vary, with local packers indifferent yet active for good weights, while lighter and mixed lots move slowly and above yesterday's levels.
Chicago Jury Bribing Case Witness Testimony
Chicago December 10 Attorney Reanard Maher a conspirator tied to Alexander Sullivan in the alleged traction jury bribing took the stand at his request His testimony contends all acts for Lynch were as his retained attorney and that he is not guilty of conspiracy He says he advised Lynch to surrender and await trial rather than risk a trial by leaving the cage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reanard Maher
Alexander Sullivan
Dey
Lemute
Lynch
Maher
Cage
Wall Street Opens Strong Then Fails to Hold Gains
Stock market shows little news beyond operator power and inside interests. Amalgamated Copper surges to 72% then slides to 69% with a late comeback, while Vanderbilts, New York Central, General Electric, American Smelting, American Car, and others trade amid a quiet money market. Bonds steady, bullion pressure and government withdrawals raise unease. total day sales reach 4.11 million dollars with United States bonds unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Copper
Vanderbilts
New York Central
General Electric
American Smelting
American Car
Hockley Coal
People’s Gas
Consolidated Gas
International Paper
St. Paul
Manhattan
Sterling Exchange
New Orleans
United States
Atchison
Atchison Pref Mo Ae
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
S& Si
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Ind
Louis
Ind. & Lewis
East
Lillinoi
Great Western
G. W
Northwestern
St. L
Colorado Southern
Illinois
Iowa
Lake Erie
West
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Memcen
Northern Pacific
Ontario & Western
S. F
St. L. Southwestern
Southern Pacife
Wabeat
Wheeling & Take Tire
Smelt
Anaconda Mining Co
Brook
Col
Aban Hocking
Inter
Laclede Gas
National Biscal Bea National Lead
Pacific Comsat
Pacific Mail
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Tenn
Coal & Ir
U. S&s
U U
Steel
Western Union
Lawson reveals sale of United Metals stake and new ownership
Thomas W. Lawson announces he has disposed of his holdings in United Metals Selling Company and confirms the firm is now owned jointly by Amalgamated Copper Company, the Rothschilds, and Calumet and Hecla Mining Company. He states a five year contract to purchase Amalgamated, Calumet and Hecla and Rio Tinto mine outputs starts January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
United Metals Selling Company
Daly
Amalgamated
Lawson
Amalgamated Copper Company
Rothschilds
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Calumet and Hecla
Rio Tintos
Grain Markets Turmoil Notes Bearish Slump In Wheat
Chicago December 10 extreme nervousness marked the grain pits with bulls and bears in a price drama. May wheat closed lower as oats and corn fell while provisions nudged down. Bearish weather and reports of large selling pressure plus rumors of corner attempts contributed to a sharp early drop and partial rebound, with receipts and shipments detailed for wheat corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
May
New York
St. Louis
Louisville
Lee
Slige
Minneapolis
Duluth
Pepodes
Seaboard
Seapad
Shorts
Money and exchange rates across U S cities and abroad
Rates on loans and exchange from Indianapolis to London and Paris, with clearings and balances for New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Baltimore, Cincinnati. Foreign money markets show London and Berlin quotes, with New York silver and Mexican dollar prices and Treasury balance figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
London
Berlin
Exchange
Paris
Real Estate Transfers In Marion County Indiana
Instruments filed for record show transfers for December 10 1801 in Marion County Indiana. Notable entries include Building and Loan Association of Dakota to Maris Taylor Lots 11 and 12 Mansur Wrights sub Harris s sub Outlet 157 with 400.00. Crown Hill Cemetery to Aliie Howard Lot 59 Sec 39 Crown Hill Cemetery 270.00. Matilda M Grubbs to Robt W Long et al Lota 1 2 and 20 Coes s sub Sq 7 city of Indianapolis 22 000.09. Additional entries list transfers involving Emily Coffay Emma Bradbury Marcus Privett Jesse Privett and others with various lot blocks and street corners including Minerva Street Jefferson Avenue and Belmont Avenue reflecting multiple parcels and amounts. Total transfers and consideration 95 055.00. Later items mention frames and houses on Ruth Ohio streets Hilside Avenue Cooper Street and East Twenty First Street with amounts up to 3 000.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tire Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Building and Loan Association of Dakota
Maris Taylor
Mansur
Maris Taylo
Jesse J. Pri Vett
Ceereereeeressee
Sanford P. Hamilton
Jesse J. Privett
Ccs
Emily Coffay
Emma Bradbury
Cooper & Pickens
Add
Atlas St
20Th St
Crown Hill Cemetery
Aliie Howard
Crown Hill
Cemet Sane
Lorana R. Taylor
Margaret E. Francis
Byram & Cornells
Senate
McLean Place
Lewis Seliinghausen
Frederick Vordermark
Bradley, Denny & Atkinson
E. Washington St
Bradley St
New York
Frederick C. Fock
Mary Bals
Burton
N. Indianapolis
Twenty-ninth St
Apo BO
Casssins
Chas. M. Orrman
Albert P. Smith
Ray
Aub
Outlet
Minerva St
New York St
Elliott's
Michigan St
John M. Spann
Herman E. Martens
Pee & Co
Woodlawn
State Av
Albert Pith
Lizzie B. Overman
Elliott’s
Chas. M. Overman
Ray's
Anna C. McKee
Admx
Dane
Dunlap
Lancaster
Belmont Av
Cor
Lambert St
Henry M. Talbott
Clara D. Wrigh
King's Sub
Bryan's
Jefferson Avanil Tilden
Matilda M. Grubbs
Robt
W. Long
Lota
Coes’s
Elty
Indianapolis
Illinoia
North Sts
Stanford Gifts Make Leland Stanford Jr University Richest Yet
Jane L. Stanford owns endowments valued at about 20 million to 30 million dollars, with stocks bonds and extensive California real estate. The gifts do not grant her control during life. The university now holds 18 million in high class securities plus large blocks of Southern Pacific and Central Pacific shares, street railway stock, and real estate across 26 counties including Palo Alto Napa and Sacramento areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jane L. Stanford
Leland Stanford
Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Market Street Railway
Pacific Improvement Company
Vina Ranch
Tehama County
Gridley Ranch
Butte County
Palo Alto Ranch
Santa Clara County
Stanford Mansion
Nob Hill
Sangran
Stanford
Sacramento
New York Commodities Report Harbors Mixed Tone
At New York Dec 10 flour receipts 45345 bris exports 1267 bris sales 1140 packages market unchanged but easier. Corn meal dull yellow Western 1.38 city 1.36 rye easy No 2 Western 7 24 c f o b afloat wheat receipts 156750 bu exports 54974 bu sales 3960000 bu futures 4000 bu spot. Spot easier No 2 red 88 4 c f o b afloat. Oats receipts 91500 bu spot easier No 1 1 c No 2 9 1 2 c. Lard steady Western steamed 10 5. Re fined firm 10 35 B A 5 7. Tallow steady city 2 for packages. Cotton seed firm. Sugar details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Duluth
Sie
Northwest
Wall Street
Tl&c
Eavier
Cordova
ST. Louis
Timothy d
Simc
Baltimore
Western Family
Louisville
I.h
Liverpool
California
Kansas City
Idiec
Cincinnati
Toledo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Crocker will filed divides estate between two daughters
The will of Mrs. Margaret F. Crocker, dated February, leaves the property to be shared by her daughters Mrs. Jennie Fassett and Amy C. Gourad. An adopted daughter Gladys Amy Crocker is not named in the will. Estate valued at $100,000 realty and $100,000 personalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret F. Crocker
Trade in General Quotation Roundup Across Cities
Market notes from St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other centers show flour prices firming with Western rounds and various wheat, corn, oats, and hay quotations. Regional prices range with No 2 red wheat around 68c to 78%c, flour firmer in some zones, and sugars, pork, lard, and whiskey listed with mixed gains and steady levels.
Market Notes on Butter Cheese Eggs Across Cities
New York and Philadelphia report firm butter and cheese markets with varied receipts. Butter prices range from 16c to 26c for creamery and near-by cuts, while cheese prices show full creams around 9-11c and fancy large September at 10-10.5c. Other cities list mixed egg prices, rosin and turpentine activity, and regional poultry rates, reflecting a broad snapshot of late December markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State
Pennsylvania
Southern
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Iltec
Gio
Emall
Ugil
Chicago
Sedat
Elgin
Chase Atakdy
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
New York Cotton Market Shows No Price Advances
Very firm market for all staple cottons with no quota ble advances in price. Brown cottons stronger for home trade. bleached muslins edging up. coarse colored goods steady or weak buyers. Print cloths solid. some items listed as firm. overall market conditions favor sellers. A fragmentary St Louis note adds metals and wool prices with limited clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mayor signs wineroom ordinance in Chicago
Chicago dec 0 mayor Harrison today signed the wineroom ordinance passed by the city council last night and ordered Chief ONeill to notify saloon keepers that wine rooms must be removed under penalty of revocation of the liquor license. Restaurants receive copies of the law and are advised to limit rooms to parties of four or fewer in the second section of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harrison
Counci
O'Neill
Interurban Time Card for Union Traction Lines
Station 110 Union Bieck W Marysi and St Travis depart Maryland and Illinois streets at 4 15 a m and hourly until P m for Anderson Muncie Alexandria Ken Elwood and Way stations Limited service to Muncie with no stops except Anderson leaving 7 20 and 10 20 6 am 00 and 1 pm fares listed for these trains to Muncie 6c to Am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction Lines
Union Bieck
W. Marysi
St. Travis
Maryland
Illinois Streets
Anderson
Muncie
Alemandria
Ken
Elwood
Way
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The
Capital National Bank
M. B. Wilson
M. Packard
W. ¥. Churchman
C. L. Farrell
A.C
Indiana National Bank
UG Ca
Marion Trust Co
N. E. Cor
Monument Place
E. Market St
W. J. Holliday & Co
Meridian St
Telephone
Chicage
Aid
American National Bank
Mi Capital National Bank
Aid Central Trust Company
Columbia National
Pe -Atock
Traat
Seeeeere Beneenenee One
Merchants’ National Bank, Union Trust Company
Tien
Belt
Granger Farwell & Co
Mr. Lawson
Bradstreet
Cana
Rockies
Europe
Manitoba
Coteau
Lincoln
Portland
Ings
Treasury Statement
Washington
Ccce Sevesensee Seausve
James Hollingsworth
Ruth
Ohio
William Schultz
Hilside Avenue
Ashland Avenue
Julius Rasmussen
Cooper Street
F. B. Clark
East Twenty -First Street
J. W. Plowers
Bellefontaine Street
Columbia National Bank
Oil City
Wilmington
Montpelier
Deco
North Lima
South Lima
Charleston
Savannah
sGbc
St, Louis
Springs
Lée
Bae
Gulf
Wee Louis
Lght
ST. Louis, der
Apeltee
Offerindianpolis
New Tel
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co
New L. D. Telephone
Clifford Arrick
Eoeast Mearbeot
George Rudd Thompson
F. EC
F. M. RB
Newport
Eng
Indianapolis Gas Co
BIG
Association For Mining
Denver
Cal
Oran Perry
Vice Press
Big Five Co
S. A. Fletcher & CO
Washington Street
John
Tarrington
Masager
Atkins
South Winds Street
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn, ST
Washington St
Cleveland
Union City
Fort Warne
Unionity
York
Knickerbocker
Brenton Haanbor Niine
Ton Harbor Express
Benton Harbor Express
Wabash
ST. Louit
T. Louis Southwestern
St Lous Limited
Terre Haute & Matto
St Louis Express
cHicaGo Line
Lafayette
White City
Omeimanti Express
Ft N. Vernon
Louisville & N. Vernon
Ton BY
W. Wash
Cincinnati Express
Dayton
Dayton Limited
Detroit Express
CML
Mononaccom
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan
Detroit
Jim
Lafayete
Laporte
Decatur & W
Decatur
St Louis
Neo
Slimouw
Waeshingwoo
Poilsdelphis
Sitmore
Columbus
Colambua
Richmond
Piqua
Ambu
Vincennes Express
Madison
Ole
North Vernon
Deyton
Springfield
Vincennes
Pittevurg
Pitteburg
Hast
Spencer
Lous
Phil
New
Xenia
Kiehmane
Martinsville
Logansport
Vandalia
St Lou's Limited
Terre Meat
Louie
Terre Heute, & Louis
Western Kapress
Terre Haute
Efingham
All Points
Wea
Hondar
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