Live Stock Markets Open With Steady to Strong Cattle
Live stock markets report steady to strong cattle prices at Union Stockyards in Indianapolis on January 4. Cattle receipts light, buyers active. steers mostly 1183 to 1446 pounds at 5.46 to 6.50, good export cows up to 4.75, and various steer and heifer price ranges. Hog receipts small, prices steady to strong for heavier hogs, with light hogs steady to a penny higher. sales spread 5.60 to 6.15, broad range for others. Sheep receipts light, demand strong from shipper buyers, market active.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
Interstate
Sesusnes
Chicago
Jan. M
Mehit
Kansas City
Texas
caArners
ST. Louis
Seie
Louisville
East Buffalo
Ee Receipes Sparket
Handy Wothers
South Omaha
Es MO
Western
Ewer
New York
Heeves
Calver-Revelpta
Veale
Mt Gard
Lambs
Lawite
Mars Ket
Cincinnati
Jan
Tai
Interstate stockyards cattle and hogs market report
Across Indianapolis and Chicago centers, cattle and hogs markets show steady to higher tone. Demand remains strong from shippers, with prices lifting for prime heavy hogs and good to choice cattle while receipts vary and regional quotes reflect mixed inventories.
Turbulent Grain Pit Fallout Shapes Market Panic
Chicago grain pits collapsed as George H. Phillips failed to meet margins triggering mass rollouts of cereals. May wheat slid to 80 1 2 cents, corn and oats dipped while rye led losses before late recovery, with provisions rallying. Omaha reports indicate local branches closing as assets shift.
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Omaha, Neb
Jan. M
George H. Phillips
Council Bluffts
Des Moines
Sioux City
Chicago House
Harry C. Miller
Changes in Available Stocks Show Wheat Declines
New York dispatches report shifts in available supplies from last accounts across the United States and Canada east of the designated region. The special cable and telegraphic notices indicate alterations in wheat stocks and related market implications.
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New York
Bradstreets
United States
Canada
Grain market shifts from Canada to New York trading floor
The report tracks large grain movements with Rockies showing varied stock changes across regions including Manitoba and Akron. In New York, a Chicago trader’s failure triggered a broad price break in wheat and corn, followed by partial rallies amid export demand and late covering, with mixed results across rye and oats and steady lard and sugar futures.
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New York
Jan. H
Chicago
Titec
C. i
F. New York
Sc F. O. B
Northern
Duluth
Siac
Mac
Sétac
Tgc
Rio
Cordova
Trade in General Quotions at St Louis and Other Cities
Market notes from St Louis and other cities show mixed grain and commodity prices. Flour and wheat move lower or vary by grade, corn and oats fluctuate, while pork lard and dry salted meats shift modestly. receipts and shipments listed for several grains. regional quotes include Louisville Baltimore and Liverpool all reflecting a dull to unsettled tone.
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ST. Louis
St&c
Louisville
Baltimore
Liverpool
California
Ss Sd
Prima Western
KANSAS _CITY
Toledo
Duluth
C. Cornie
Market Reports of Dairy and Wool Prices Across Cities
New York reports Butter Receipts 6 426 packages with market steady. Cheese receipts and types listed with varying prices. Eggs receipts 7 452 packages, markets firm. Philadelphia notes butter steady and eggs firm. Baltimore reports butter firm and unchanged. Chicago and Louisville show butter and cheese prices, eggs, and packing details. Kansas City and St Louis provide exes and dairy figures. Boston wool market shows mixed demand, firm territory wools, no expected price break before new clip.
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New York
Umgiliec
Baltimore
Herge
Small
Chicago
Produce Exchange
Louisville
Jen
Elgin
Irs
Ohio
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Louts
Boston
Iltec
ST. Louis
Sinoonate
Wool and metal market summary across regions
Wool prices quoted for various grades and regions with Ohio fine de laine and Australian merinos noted. Metal prices steady to mixed including copper, lead, spelter, iron, and lithium-like futures. regional commodity data from St Louis New York London and local markets. diverse spirits of turpentine tar and rosin values. Poultry and cotton quotes conclude the market snapshot with regional price levels and receipts.
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Ohio
ST. Louis
New York
London
Lake
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Jan. H
Cotton goods market shows steady tone with mild improvement
New York on January 14 reports a slight uptick in demand for cotton goods as buyers arrive in considerable numbers. Overall market remains steady with no special feature in staple or fancy lines, but a development of business is anticipated.
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New York
Real estate transfers listed with prices and properties
Transfers show listings of frame dwellings and cottages with prices and addresses including Langsdale avenue west of Northwestern avenue 8500, 426 432 South Bear repairs to foundry 200 Bestle cottage near Maryland Street 1225 Kate Tremhold Homestead avenue near Blufford 200.
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Joseph T. Elliott
Langsdale Avenue
Northwestern Avenue
Ewald Over
South Bear
She . Bestle
Or Avenue
Maryland Street
Kate Tremhold
Homestead Avenue
Blufford
Stock Market Slumps In Final Hour With Broad Losses
Heavy selling dominated the day as stock prices fell to intraday lows and closed weak. Rumors of an Erie bond issue and sugar price drops pressured markets while some strength earlier in Manhattan faded. Total par value sales were $36,000 with United States bonds unchanged.
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New York, Jan. M
Northern Securities Company
Wall Street
Erie Railroad Company
New York
Chicago
United States
Lincoln Nightmare Foretells Assassination by Booth
In February 1865 Colonel Hoyt visited President Lincoln at the White House and found the sleeping leader suddenly roused by a thunderous question. Lincoln stated he had dreamed of being assassinated, a nightmare he feared fulfilled weeks later when Booth killed him in the capital.
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Washington Post
Hoyt
Washington
President Lincoln
White House
Illinois
Lincoln
Colonel Hoyt
Booth
Riley Poem in Court Inspires Not Guilty Verdict
Washington Lawyer Congressman Brick recalls defending a silk theft case and appealing to Riley's poem Back from an Two Years' Sentence. He says the jury, moved by the poem, delivered a single ballot verdict of not guilty, drawing sympathy for a young man with a wife and child.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Representative Brick
Indiana
Riley
Indianapolis Street Railway Bond Bid Report
Bond market note lists Indpis Street Railway belts and belt line bids with figures 8 and 110 206, indicating asked prices and pretensions as auction or sale activity is recorded. Financial entities and bidding authorities appear in the terse quotation style typical of historical market briefs.
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Indianapolis
Belt Railway
Wseya
Rates and Exchange Totals Across Cities
Commercial paper six percent, time loans five and a half to six percent. New York call money steady at two and a half to three percent, bankers' bills at four eighty to five. Clearings and balances listed for Indianapolis, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Baltimore and Cincinnati with premiums on New York exchange and varying money rates.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Chicago
New York Exchange
A CO
Philadelphia
Market Quote Fragments From Paris Berlin London and New York
A compact collection of financial quotes shows rates for French francs Spanish fours and international checks. It notes Paris 3 percent rentes 100f 36c and London discount on bills with two percent, plus silver and Mexican dollar prices and London silver bars at a quiet level.
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Consol
Paris
London
Berlin
New York
Treasury balance update shows cash and gold figures
Washington reports Tuesday's general treasury balance excluding the $150,000 gold reserve. Available cash balance and gold holdings are listed, indicating the day's liquidity status and redemption reserves.
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Washington
Treasury
December Exports and Imports Figures Updated
Washington reports December 181 exports and 79.9 million in merchandise imports with free duty share and a rise in cattle provisions and mineral oils. Calendar year exports total 863.5 million, while overall twelve month totals show notable shifts in gold silver and merchandise movement.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
Wall street opens steady then weak on bond issue rumors
Private wire notes say Erle and Union Pacific ease after rumors of a new 25 million bond issue. Denials fail to reassure as traders fear more railroad issues. Sugar declines on refined art cuts while copper shows resilience amid market demoralization. Market ends weak near day’s lows with most stocks under pressure.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
Erle
Wall Street
Atchison
Union Cific
Chicago
Atah
Amalgamated Copper
Market Nervous and Unsettled as Erie Bond Report Moves Stocks
The New York market shows little activity until a report that Erie would issue bonds sparked a decline in its stock and the market. The report was denied, but a bond issue seems likely to be pursued for rising business. Investors dislike greater indebtedness ahead of stockholders, leaving markets nervous with possible continued liquidation unless strong news arrives.
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Granger Parnell & Co
New York
Erie
Eee
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