Live Stock Markets at Indianapolis Stockyards Jan 4
Cattle receipts reach 400,000 with weekly gains. top steers fetch 6.60 per load, cows and heifers to 4.75 and 35. Bulls near 4.75, calves strong, overall values up from last week. Hog receipts 5,000 with week’s shipments 2,403 and prices rising. light weights gain while heavies hold near peak. hogs sold 3.80 to 4.60, most above 4.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 20, with small shipments and subdued activity continuing.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Carsten
Dessshop
Hs Areeiewe
Veces Smeio
Bass Lon Aba
Shi
Sheen
Interstate
Ceeape
Interstate Stockyards Market Report January 4
Cattle receipts none at Interstate Stockyards Indianapol is show no arrivals and prices 150% higher than last Saturday with strong demand. hogs strong with choice lights in demand and weights around 211 pounds selling at 45. sheep and lambs steady with no receipts. Kansas City and New York reports follow with mixed cattle hogs and sheep outcomes. Chicago, St Louis, South Omaha and East Buffalo show varied moves on steers hogs and lambs.
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New York
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Pennsylvania
Southern
Philadelphia
Isasas
Spence
Stacy Ladle
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Msc
Chicago
Thea Produre Exchange
Dairies
Louisville
Elgin
Cincinnati
Ohio
ST. Louis
Jen.s
Balti
Baltimore
Savannah
Oil City
Wilmington
Montp
Tn Lima
South Lime
Indiana
Charleston
Market Faces Profit Taking After Week's Gains
New York Jan 4 stock traders faced selling pressure and a weak bank statement, trimming early gains. United States Steel rose while Amalgamated Copper climbed on a dividend injunction report, then copper fell as the advance met selling. St. Paul gained on December earnings but doubts arose over weekly reports. Investors awaited January money rate relief and potential resumed gold exports, with sentiment mixed about rails, mergers, and foreign trade.
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New York
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
United States
St. Paul
Cleveland
Vlleveland
Wall Street
Northern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
Atchison
BUN Atchison
Baltimore
Canada
Chicago & Alton
Ind
Louis
Great Western
G. W
Delaware & Hudson del
Luck
West
Denver & Rio Grande
Tr & BR
Birle
Creat Northern
Hocking Valley
St. L
Bt. L
Southwestern St
Financial market summary across major cities and currencies
Indianapolis and New York money markets show various rates for commercial paper and call money with steady sterling exchange. Across Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore and Cincinnati, money, exchanges and clearings are reported with specific figures. European rates in London Paris and Berlin include discounts, consols and exchange details.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ie Exchange
London
Paris
Berlin
New York Port Trade: Weekly Specie Exports and Imports
New York weekly totals show exports of 621,586 in silver and 154,250 in gold, with imports of 9,647 in gold and 11,124 in silver. Dry goods and merchandise imports reached 10,196,645. Washington treasury balance shows available cash at 172,382,102 with 759,204 redemption reserve noted.
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New York
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Alvision
Weekly Bank Statement Compared To A Year Ago
The New York banking week shows gains in loans deposits legal tenders and reserves with a small surplus decline. Cash reserves exceed required reserve by 7,515,575 while this week’s actual cash gain diverges from estimates. Loans rose by 11,586,447 and deposits by 15,034.90 as the year begins with coupon and interest payments influencing activity.
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New York
Jan
Spot Wheat Advances as Prices Hit Near Top in Grain Pit
Chicago January 4 grain market closed near top prices as wheat gained beans soy? Wait. May wheat rose to 1 8 industrial figures show corn up 4 and oats higher. Provisions mixed. Strong outside buying and clearing activity boosted sentiment amid heavy receipts and global cues from Liverpool and Paris. Strong May corn to 67 1 2 cents, oats firm, and pork and lard mixed with dull hogs. Primary receipts thousands of bushels and cars awaited Monday arrivals.
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Liverpool
Antwerp
Paris
Commission House
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
New England
May
St. Louis
Maype
Mt Teer
Aee Eae Iaealenee
Sianae
Northwestern
Grains Up and the Provision List
New York January 4 grain and commodity market report shows firm prices across flour, rye, corn meal, oats and barley with active options and strong domestic demand. Wheat receipts total 101,650 bushels as No. 2 red and No. 1 northern Duluth saw mixed quotes while spot markets held firm.
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New York
Minnesota
Brandywine
Buffalo
Giese c. i. F
Northern
Duluth
Cf. O. B
Pacific Coast
Galveston
California
Texas
Buenos
Elty
India
Continental
S. A
Taliow
Japan
New Orleans
Rio
Cordova
Confectioners’ A Trade Terms and Rates
A compact list of item codes and unit prices including No 11 280c No 4 3.8c No 13 No 14 3ic standard A 455c confectioners' A 4550 mold A .30c cut leaf 5.2ic crushed .25c powdered 4.850 granulated 4.7c cubes 5c.
Trade in General Quoted from Major Cities
Market notices from St. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other hubs show Wheat prices firm and mixed across grades with steady to firm futures, Corn and Oats varying by location, Pork Lard and Butter steady, Cheese firm, and assorted per bushel and ton figures for flour, beans, hay, rye and other staples. Receipts and shipments of flour wheat corn oats noted for several exchanges.
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Liverpool
California
St. Louis
Éls
United States
London
Bath
Louisville
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Toledo
Minneapolis
Northern
Tee
Duluth
May
Oise
Milwaukee
Market News Roundup From New York and Across Cities
Reports across cities show steady butter and cheese prices with varied regional firmness. Oil, metals, and turpentine markets hover near steady. poultry and eggs display mixed movement. cotton and textiles face subdued demand as buyers wait on raw costs.
Foreclosure Case Dismissal In Cameron v Neff Suit
In Superior Court Room 3 Vinson Carter judge, Sarah E Cameron sues Joseph H Neff et al. Plaintiff dismisses as to Charlotte M Shideler. Judgment against plaintiff for costs as to Shideler. Finding and judgment against Joseph H Neff and Elizabeth Neff for 67.2 dollars and costs. Decree of foreclosure. Lake Erie and Western Railroad Co. v William L Schomberg et al. in Junction dismissed and costs paid. Ida G Smith v John Hughes to quiet title.
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Vinson Carter
Sarah E. Cameron
Joseph H. Neff
Charlotte M. Shideler
Coats
Joseph H
Elizabeth Neff
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Comny
William L. Schomberg
Junction
Ida G. Smith
John Hughes
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Francis M. Pickens
Annie T. Hazen
Rebecca C. Rowe
John R. Rowe
Susie K. Fortner
Charles Fortner
George Grinsteiner
Maggie Rathsam
Anna J. Comstock
Henry Beston
Cae Ee
INTERLABAN TIME CARD UNION TRACTION CO INDIANA
Time table and schedules for Union Traction Co of Indiana detail daily lines to Anderson Muncie Marion Elwood Alexandria and intermediate stations with departures from 4 15 p m hourly until 7 55 p m and limited trains for Anderson Muncie with several connections. The docket also lists court matters in Circuit Court including judgments divorces and new suits filed with various parties and monetary figures.
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Union Traction CO
Indiana
Asion Block
West
Maryland Street
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Elwood
Alexandria
Licks P. Im
Great Opening for Prophets in Louisville Courier Journal
A brief note highlights a promising opening in the Louisville Courier Journal, praising coverage on wireless telegraphy and comparing it to carrier pigeon messaging while hinting at Lake wire telegraph developments.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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