Hog and Sheep Market Report from War Man Auction
Receipts and sales on hogs show a two day rise with 3.54 percent higher volumes than a year ago and 1,000 more than last week. Prices ranged from 5.75 to 6.75, with many above 5.90, while heavy and light weights sold steadily as demand from shippers and buyers fluctuated. Sheep and lamb sales followed with strong demand. lambs up to 5.50, sheep and yearlings trading at 3.00 to 6.26, and stockers around 2.00 per 10 lbs. Horse auctions resumed after a week, offering medium to good drivers and draft horses with a steady to slightly firm market and good turnout from shippers and buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
B. J. Smiley
George Warman
Arcadia
Warman & Wiel
Hainois
George Lanham
Sheridan
D. A. Hyman
Logansort
J. T
J. C. Davis
Caldwell & Iter
Lebanon
Alonzo Crawford
Crawfordsville
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Psn
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Fed Western
York
Gite
Louisville
Oice Butcher Mess
Ana
Omaha
Aera
Cincinnati
Liverpool
May
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Mayrk
O Soe
Northwestern
Interstate Stockyards Cattle Market Steady With Strong Demand
Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis reports cattle receipts of about 200 head with small shipments. The market remains fully steady from last week’s close as offerings of butcher cattle of fair quality move quickly. Demand is strong and sales are readily disposed of, reflecting an active, well bid market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Stockyards
Indianapolis
Market reports show mixed cattle hog and lamb prices nationwide
Prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep varied across markets from Chicago to Cincinnati with receipts light to heavy. Best heavy hogs reached about 6.50 to 6.60, hogs overall down modestly. cattle steady to higher in Kansas City and Omaha, with steers 4.50 to 7.59 depending on weight and grade. lambs and sheep strong in some markets while others held steadier.
Wish and year’s blessing in Celia Thaxter’s verse
A fragmentary page blends Celia Thaxter’s poetic blessing with legal notice. Receivership decree places Iron Belt Building and Loan Association in receivership for W. W. Gwinn of Huntington West Virginia. E. B. Jacobs and James R. Terry of Roanoke are appointed receivers by Judge Simonton in the United States Circuit Court, with proceedings filed December 27 in Ponebbacs and decree entered in Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gwinn
Huntington
W. Va
Iron Belt Building and Loan Association
Simonton
United States
Ponebbacs
Juene Gay
Charenston
D. C
E. B. Jacobs
James R. Terry
Roanokea
Faith for the Future as Market Ends Year With Confidence
On New York Stock Exchange the year ended with renewed confidence in value bases despite a stringent money market. Trading rose to steady prices amid a strong yearend buying wave and expectations of easing money conditions. Reading and Union Pacific reports buoyed coal and railroad shares while Sugar and Northern Pacific fluctuations tempered gains. The bond market showed modest activity with U.S. coupon issues firming slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific Preferred
J. P. Morgan & Co
Northern Securities Company
Union Pacific
Erie
Eries
Lackawanna
New York Central
Amalgamated Copper
Sterling Exchange
United States
Central Trust and Banks and Transport Securities List
A compact listing of financial institutions and securities including Central Trust Company Assumbia National Bank Indiana National Bank Merchants' National Bank Union Trust Company and Street Railway securities such as Indianapolis Street-railway Tadpis Street-ry Belt Railway common and preferred Belt Railway issues along with American Can National Biscuit and National Biscuit preferred and Diamond Match items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Assumbia National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust
Merchants’ National Bank
Union Trust Company
Indianapolis Street-railway
Citizens
Belt Railway
Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances
Indianapolis Chicago New York Boston St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati London Paris Berlin and other centers report rates for loans money and mercantile paper. Commercial paper ranges 4 to 6 percent with various call money rates and posted exchange values. Clearings and balances are listed for each city with yearly and monthly totals. Silver and precious metal prices are noted for New York and London markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Eee Au Loree Amy Eee
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Dis
York Exchange
London
Paris
Berlin
Market notes show Readings and coal stocks bullish amid high money demand
Private wire reports a strong New York trading day with money in demand up to 15 percent. Readings activity fell after sharp prior gains while coal stocks especially Eries remained buoyant. B&O rose despite London selling and Amalgamated Copper faced pressure from Montana litigation and insider views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Amalgamated Copper
Heinze
Montana
Chicago stocks end year firmly amid Biscuit and Can optimism
Chicago trading showed strong interest in Carbon common and L securities with gains in Metropolitan and N W L bonds. Trade in Biscuit and Can reflected anticipation of a February annual meeting while New York closed firmer on higher money rates, hinting at higher values early in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger Farwell & Co
Chicago
Cleveland
Metropolitan
Match
Poultry and commodities reports from multiple cities
A compilation of market notes dated December 31 and December 21 from cities including Louisville New York St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and Wilmington. It covers live poultry prices chickens turkeys ducks and fowls alongside dried poultry and dressed turkey prices. It also notes oil shipments and spirits of turpentine rosin crude turpentine and tar prices and wool market activity in Boston with regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
New York
ST. Louis
Fegnere Toskc
Cincinnati
Wilmington
Rosin
Vann
Wheat Holds Steady as Corn Dips and Oats Rise
Wheat closes steady after a choppy session amid mixed grain moves with May wheat at 66%c and 62%c. Corn weakens to 66%c while oats advance. hogs and lard drag down provisions despite some intraday vigor. Receipts include 56 cars of wheat and 172 cars of oats, with futures and cash quotes showing a cautious market ahead of the holiday.
New York Commodities Quiet on Year End Trade
Wheat and flour markets open steady to firm with dull receipts and strong outside support. Spot prices show No 2 red wheat and various futures contracts closing steady after a day of easing and later rally on shorts and external factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Hard
Variety of Grain Prices Across Cities and Dates
Data from St Louis Louisville Baltimore Liverpool Kansas City Cincinnati Naples Duluth Milwaukee shows fluctuating grain prices and receipts. Wheat No 2 red and No 2 hard vary by locale with December and January notes, while flour corn and oats prices multiple cities report steady to lower tones and sizable weekly receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Dee
East Track
Louisville
New Home
Sonn
itay—Coolen
Cartte
Baltimore
Brian
Msc
Tebac Sc
Liverpool
California
Tercen
Esaty
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Lacon
Toledo
Neapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Butter and dairy market roundups across major cities
New York reports steady butter and varied creamery prices with full and fall creams, receipts of 10,931 ce et and Pennsylvania 7c, Western and Southern markets mixed. Philadelphia notes firm butter and cheese with near by and fall creams quoted. Chicago shows steady cheese and eggs. Louisville and St Louis report steady butter and cheese. New Orleans mentions cotton prices amid mixed market tone. end of month New York closes with firm tone and long bond market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Western
Southern
Philadelphia
Western Creamery
Uschan
Adey Creamery
Chicago
ST. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Trust Company
Insurance Department
J. P. Frenzel
Fred Fahnley
James F. Failey
John A. Butler
Henry Wetzel
James Proctor
H. W. Lawrence
Albert Lieber
Henry Jameson
A. C. Newby
J. P. Pfrenzel
Edward Hawkins
W. F. Piel
C. N. Frenzel
American
Anion Bank
Marion Trust Company
N. E
Monument Place
East Market St
Capital National Bank
Ind
MB. Wilson
D. M. Packard
V P
W. F. Churchman
D. L. Farrell
A.C
Ss. A. Fletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
John
Tarrington
W. J. Holliday & Co
MerIdian St
Telephone
Celia Thaxter
Wall Street
Ing
Auchibon
Atchison Seas
Wits
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Aicago & Alton
Chi & Alton
Louis
Great Western
West
Nourthwestern
RR. I. & Pacific
Colorado Southern
South
Weste
Denver & Rio Grand
Denver
Hocking Valley
Sia Tllinois
Central
Iowa Central
Rie & Estern
Lake Erie & W
Louisaville & Nashville
Wey
Manhattan
St. Ry
Minneapolis & St. Ae
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kan
Texar
Missouri, K. & T
Itty
New Jersey Central
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & West
Ontario
St. L
San Francisco
Bay
St. L. Southwestern
St. L. Southwest
St. Paul
Southern Pac
St. IL
Texas & Pacific
Wis Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Exper de
Adams Ee
Wells Fargo
Sere Tees
Car & Am
Car
Holy
Brooklyn Rapid Ranait
International
International Power
St Laclede
National Biscuit
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
People's
Republic Steel
Republic Pen
Eh .Tenn. Coaty Union Bag & Paper Co. Pty Union B. & P. Co
United Ten
American National Bank
Canital National
Ings
Ohio
Epee
Tabaabek
Metals
Fletcher National Bank
S. J. Fletcher
Chas. Latham
A. Fletcher
Ass’t
THE
Columbia National Bank
Bradstreet
lJast
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Akron
Manitoba
Ft. Worth
New Tel
Indiana O
Insurance Co
Bec
New L. D
Clifford Arrick
Itt Hest Martzets
Sayles &Co
East Market Street
Continental
South America
City
Rio
Cordova
NEW_ ORLEANS
Cotton Eimaty
Hinee
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