Cattle and hogs show varied prices at Indianapolis market
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports weekly cattle receipts about 40 percent lower than last week with mixed demand. Cattle prices eased with some prime stock selling near steady. steers 1,350 lb range 5.65 to 6.50, lighter weights 4.60 to 5.50. Hog receipts up about 2 percent vs last week with weaker opening bids, later steadier as packers bought at 10 to 15 cents under prior levels. Sheep and lambs show little change from last week with prices near steady for best quality while inferior stock sold lower.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Neneesshyas Ee Reptavvesse
Ihe
Warmon, Black, Chamberlain & Co
Douglas Stewart
Whitestown
Warman & Weir
Illinois
J. C. Davis
Davis
Lebanon
George Warman
Arcadia
Alonzo Young
Crawfordsville
Ino. Stuck
This City
J. H. Chamberlain
Iowa
Interstate Stockyards
Ad Tpwme Co
Nce
S.O
Chicago
Texas Fed
Kansas City
Lée Lower
Texas
Matsad
ST. Louis
South Omaha
Louisville
Sears
New York
Hoge
Necelpts
Cincinnate
Market turns bearish as stocks slide led by rails and iron
The New York stock market opened weak and closed near session lows with bears in full control. United States Steel and express stocks sagged after early gains as money conditions remained unsettled and investors worried about new loans abroad.
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New York
United States Steel
New Jersey
Amalgamated Copper
London
Meeting of Directors
Express
American Express
United States Express
Paris
Belt Railway Stocks Mixed on Chicago Exchange
Belt Railway common and Belt Railway preferred show varied activity in Chicago trading today. The Belt Railway common stock moved modestly higher while preferred shares remained flat, reflecting mixed investor sentiment.
National Biscuit Company Faces Diamond Precedent
Trade item notes Granger Farwell Co. and National Biscuit in a brief wire entry. Mentions Diamond and preexisting ties between major interests in the sector. Details are fragmented but indicate a corporate coordination or dispute context.
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Granger Farwell & Co
National Biscuit
Diamond
Monetary rates and exchange figures across major markets
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 to 6 percent with time loans at 4.5 to 6 percent and clearings of 1 777 344.40. New York shows call money at 4 to 5 percent, sterling exchange firm, and large balances, while Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Baltimore, and Cincinnati list money rates, exchange terms, and city clearings with substantial totals.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
York Exchange
Financial markets and treasury balances across nations
London quotes money at 22 percent discounts at 3 percent, Spanish fours at 77.44, and bar silver firm at 211. A Berlin London exchange rate shows 2m 4igpf for checks, short bills 2 percent, three months bills 2 percent. Paris rente three percent and London exchange at 21 lige for checks. New York reports bar silver at 55 and Mexican dollars at 44.5. Washington releases treasury balances: available cash 3174,145,163 and gold reserve 150,000,000 in redemption. gold-weeks 113,921,487.
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London
Berlin
Paris
Exchange
New York
Washington
Treasury
Steel stocks lead opening market turmoil in New York
Private wire reports from Meyer and Elser describe a turbulent opening as steel stocks rise on expectations of extraordinary company earnings, then slump as heavy liquidation swamps buy orders. Locomotive stocks and Republic Steel show strength early, amid speculative buying by Chicago houses and later selling by large interests awaiting the Steel statement after the close.
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Meyer & Elser
New York
Locomotive
Republic Steel Common
Steel
Chicago
Steel stocks open strong then sell off in New York trade
Granger Farwell and Co reports the market opened firm for steel shares but sold off on insider influence, ending weak. United States Steel Corp declared 1 percent and 14 percent dividends on the common and 1 percent on the preferred, maintaining the usual payout.
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Real estate transfers in Marion County Indiana January notice
Real estate deeds recorded in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending 5 p m January 7 include transfers from Lorana R. Taylor to Rebt Schaub Lot 5 Unversagt s sub near 18th Street for 2405 dollars and from Wm S Banner to James W Cooney Lot 37 Parker Hanway s 5 W add near McLain Street for 1000 dollars. Additional deeds show parcels in Central Park add near Senate Avenue, Washington Township, and other blocks with varying prices up to 3600 dollars. Also listed are transfers to and from Sophia Bolander, Martin Clinton, Simon Yandes, Harry E Thurston, Ella Smith, Caroline Butterfield, Gustav Simon, Mary J Montaine, Thomas K Miller, Mary L Schakel, Anton H Schakel, Michael Ford, Emma A Sanborn, and others, plus a few items noting transfers of parts of sections and small lots and one frame house sale with repairs.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Lorana R. Taylor
Schaub
Banner
James W. Cooney
Parker & Hanway
McLain St
Howard St
W. Stumph
Walther O. Stumph
Edward A. Armstrong
Mary D. Michener
Central Park
Senate Ave
Mary A. Webb
Washington Township
Sophia M. Bolander
Wm. E. Bailey
Wacker’s
Haughville Add
Haugh St
Calvelage 6
Okewee
Ee Bailey
Martin L. Clinton
Piketownsmd
Simon Yandes
Emma ‘Hutchinson
EB. T. Fletcher
Brightwood
Dearborn Sf
Bra St
John
Bruce Baker
Columbia VE
Mary” J. Montaine
Adaialae W. Phares
Willard Place
Walcott St
Chiost
Thos. K. Miller
Daniel Hartman
York
A. B. Fletcher
Seanes
Mary L. Schakel
Henry A. W. Roesner
McCarthy
Outlet
McCarty St
Meridian St
Henry A
Michael Ford
August B. Meyer
Davis-Nordyke
Emma A. Sanborn
Wm. Schreincke
Meyer
Meridian
Richard Harding Davis Encounters a Bold Dog Fancier
In New York for a dog show, Mrs Davis entered fine exhibits while Richard Harding Davis travels from Marton Massachusetts. On the smoking car a stranger sat near him and claimed to be Mr Davis. The real Davis revealed himself as Mr Davis Richard Harding Davis and the bold admirer retreated, astonished by the claim.
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Saturday Evening Post
Richard Harding Davis
New York
Grain Market Slips on Wheat Setback in Chicago Pits
Bulls faced declines across grain futures in Chicago trading as overbought wheat led a broad selloff. May wheat fell, corn and oats followed with varied losses, while oats showed the strongest tone amid heavy trade. Provisions dropped with lower hog prices, receipts and cash demand mixed across markets as traders reacted to Liverpool’s weakness and outside selling.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Bears
Minneapolis
May
Duluth
Seaboard
Hanla
New York Markets Open Firm Despite Wheat Break
Flour receipts total 36 653 bushels with exports 12 795. Wheat receipts 3 80?and exports 12 867. Spot prices firm for No 2 red and other wheats with o b afloat. Corn and oats show weakness from cautious selling and ample offerings. Options for wheat and corn slide on profit taking and bearish cables. Lard, cottonseed oil, and sugars ease or hold with mixed refinery prices.
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New York
Cf. O. B
Northern
Duluth
Hard
Yoraday
Rio
Cordova
Trade in General Quotations at St Louis and Baltimore
Trade in general quotations across St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other markets shows flour prices steady to firm with various grades listed. Red winter patents extra fancy and straight consignments around 44 dollars, corn meal 2.25, bran and peas mixed, oats and wheat prices noted with No 2 red cash and track around 68 to 70 cents, and livestock and bacon values given for boxed meat and hay. Shipments figures include flour 10 percent and wheat 115000 bushels with corn 4000 and oats 73000. Baltimore flour firmer Western and spring wheat prices cited with notes on No 2 soft and grade variations.
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ST. Louis
Sipalcay
Hay
Baltimore
Houthern
Bouthers
Louisville
Cincinna
Kansas City
Liverpool
California
Toledo
Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
World Market News Roundup Across Grain and Farm Prices
Wheat and flour prices hold steady across Louisville Cincinnati and Kansas City markets with No. 2 red and longberry citing slight firmness. Scattered notes show oats and rye firm, tobacco and butter markets steady in New York Philadelphia and Chicago. Cotton prices slip slightly in New York New Orleans with overall market activity mixed across regions and commodities.
Metals. Irregular trading and prices in St. Louis market
Metals in St. Louis show irregular activity with lead weak at 3.87 1/2 and ingot at 3.42 1/4. Spelter remains firm at 42 1/2 in the early market, with bids noted on the bid side.
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ST. Louis
Drinks and Drinkers Differences Ween Americans and Other Users
A New York Press piece reflects on open saloons and Sunday beer gardens. The author contrasts German American and native American drinkers observing two hours of social drinking, noting Americans consume far more alcohol per hour and suggesting cultural differences in drinking motives.
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New York Press
Falr
Union Traction Co Time Table for Anderson and Muncie
Union Traction Co of Indiana issue schedules from Station Union Block West Maryland Street. Timetable lists limited trains to Anderson and Muncie with departures at 1 15 a m 2 15 a m and 6 15 p m and arrivals in about one hour to Anderson and two hours to Muncie. Direct connections offered for Anderson service with limited trains arriving and departing throughout the day.
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Union Traction CO
Union Block
West
Maryland Street
Anderson
Mancie
Marian
Exandria
Muncie
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