Cattle and hog markets mixed at Indianapolis yard sale
Union Stock Yards Indianapolis reports weekly cattle receipts at 100 with no shipments and hogs at 2,500. Cattle demand steady early week, late week softness for certain beef steers, stockers and feeders active with high season prices. Prices for steers up to 36.50, heifers 24.50, cows 4.25, calves 7.50. Interstate yards show small cattle receipts and a 15.25c decline from last week with steady demand for butcher stock and brisk sales. Hog market fluctuated weekly with strong finish, top around 6.50 for heavy hogs, varied by weight and grade. Sheep and lambs largely unchanged with steady inquiry. Other markets in Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis, and New York show similar mixed trends across cattle, hogs, and sheep.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Helfers
Goa
VOB Nas Codvensseniss Ast Mae
Shipve
Interstate
Kansas City
Texas
New York
London
Aires
Indiana
Chicago
Western Lamb
ST. Louis
South Omaha
Steaas
Buffalo
Atock
Yeane Toy
Heavy sales for profit drive Dow amid mixed signals
New York on January 13 reported no change in key market conditions from the prior day as bank reserves rose by over 9 million dollars and loans increased. Despite a strong bank statement, profit taking trimmed gains in many stocks while Chicago Burlington & Quincy rose to 208 on bids. The market faced headwinds from new bond issues and large capital commitments in railroad and infrastructure projects, with subdued speculative demand and a cautious mood prevailing as foreign markets turn, tax payments loom, and monetary policy shifts echo in London and Berlin.
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New York
Bank of Germany
Germany
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Atchison
Erie
Union Pacific
New York Central
Trolley Syndicate
Asphalt Trust
Wallstreet
Enormus
Washington
Paris
London
United States
Treasury balances report in general fund update
Washington notes Saturday's balance statement for the general fund excluding the $150,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption, outlining the remaining funds and status of fiscal reserves.
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Washngton
Treasury
Bul
Weekly Bank Statement Reports Cash and Reserve Gains
The Associated Banks weekly statement shows loans up 8.29 million, deposits up 11.73 million, cash gains mainly in specie totaling 83.94 million, and reserves above the 2 percent requirement by 19.06 million. The total cash increase for the year reaches 15.15 million with the market expecting stronger cash flow from government redemptions and bond payments.
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New York
Associated Banks
New York Associated Banks
Stock
Private Wire Advices Signal Strong Market Before Bank Statement
New York traders anticipated a favorable bank statement and covered shorts, lifting coalers, Steel stocks and St Paul. Keene brokers bought Steel stocks while a suspected pool pushed St Paul up. Metropolitan Street Railway showed strength on expected sympathy with Manhattan and B R T. Bank surplus rose over 6 million, deposits up 11.7 million as interior money returned, yet the market declined amid selling.
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Meyer & Elser
New York
Shorts
St. Paul
Keene Brokers
Etropolitan Street Railway
Manhattan
Market Narrow and Professional Conditions Fluster Stocks
New York Jan 18 narrow professional market sentiment shows stocks up yesterday on hoped bank statement profits but gains small. Conditions ahead look favorable as money rates ease. No major overhang except the Northern Securities decision, with expected favorable outcome for the company.
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
Northern Securities
Court Record Roundup of Divorce and Property Cases
In Room 1 J McMaster J, multiple divorces granted with costs. custody decrees for minors Hazel, Charles, Maria, and Roland. Room 3 V Carter J hears quiet title action and costs. Circuit and Superior Courts render verdicts, divorces, damages, partition, and trustee actions with orders for costs, sale, and custody rulings. Supreme Court items listed with transfers and briefs.
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John L. McMaster
Rosa B. Manis
John Manis
Hazel
Charles
Maria
Roland
Addie Brown
Aaron Brown
Lottie Alley
Nelson Alley
Francis Slyder
Eulogia Slyder
Vinson Carter
Esther J. Whitinger
Ella F. Shanton
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
James B. Davis
Harrison C. Bickell Et al
Justice of the Peace
Elizabeth Virt
Edward EB
Charles Virt
Peter Rausch
John Rausch
George Gunsteiner
Lewis Brandenburg Et al
Washington Savings and Loan Association
Laura Host
Solomon B. Prater
Union Traction Company
Superior Court
Charles A. Simmons
Maud Simmons
John C. Miller
Frederick Lohrm
George Stewart
Fanny Stewart
Woodruff C. Lewis
Harry Laken
Language Oddities and a Lament for Spelling
A playful critique of English spelling and phonetics, tracing hard and soft g and silent letters through examples. The piece weaves humorous verse with a cautionary tale about mispronunciations, ending in a tribute to a man who died due to spelling troubles, as recounted by James Coote.
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Rhode Island
Maine
Grain markets rally with bullish tone in Chicago trade
Chicago January 18 report shows renewed confidence as strong buying orders push grains higher. May wheat up 4 1 4 cents, corn and oats solid gains, provisions up about 24 7 8 cents, with short covering and improved futures cables fueling the rally amid forecasts of continued wet weather and fears of winter crop damage.
Strong tone in cereals lifts market for grain products
New York reports firmer grain markets with active trading in flour, rye, and cornmeal. Wheat receipts reach 155,300 bushels with steady spot prices and firm options, while coarse grains rise on strong demand from shorts and foreign buyers amid higher cables and Southwest weather.
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New York
Minnesota
City
State
Buffalo
C. 1
Wise Elevator
Duluth
Spike F. O. B
Manitoba
Shorts
Mic
Sike
S%c
ByGerec
Pacific Coast
Galveston
California
Texas
India
Japan
New Orleans
Cotes
Rio
Cordova
The Wonder of the Age Innovation In Unique Stove
A public analyst endorses a new stove method claiming maximum heat from minimal gas with no odor and minimal air quality impact. He finds the closed room ten hours of burning safe, supports office and sickroom use, and praises the technology's theory and results.
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George Rudd Thompson
F. Pr
KRBB
Trade in General Prices From St Louis to Liverpool Markets
Indianapolis Gas Co. mold A be cut loaf and granulated sugar quoted with global Wheat Spot prices and various grain and meat quotes from St Louis, Baltimore, Cincinnati, and other places. Commodities include wheat, corn, rye, pork, lard, bacon, butter, cheese, tallow, and tea with安 diverse regional bids and receipts noted through Jan 18.
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Liverpool
California
Mt. Fiour
St. Louie
Sea London
Pacific
Americcan
Bacon—Cumberland Cat
United States
London
ST. Louis
Timothy
Gora
Tennes Oe
Segiz
Baltimore
Grswe
Iggs
Cole
Western
Kansas
Cincinnate
Toledo
Sahae
Hie
Cays
Cloverford
Scnaparola
Sena Pyuly
Northern
Duluth
Jan
Cash
Bard
Cate
Corn
Milwaukee
Harley Gull
Na & the
Sample
Market Roundup of Butter and Cheese Across Cities
New York and Philadelphia report butter markets steady with firm cheese, noting various creameries and full creams. Reports from Baltimore Chicago Kansas City Cincinnati St Louis and Savannah show mixed butter and cheese trends, with petroleum and spirits notes and London wool market activity in brief global context.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Southern
Bete
Philadelphia
Bautter
Western Creamery
York
Baltimore
Chicago
Jan
Produce Exchange
Dairies
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Poultry and metals markets vary across cities in January notes
Reports from New York St Louis Chicago Cincinnati and New Orleans show poultry prices steady or mixed for fowls ducks and turkeys amid general commodities activity. Copper tin lead iron and cotton goods markets indicate stable to unchanged prices with demand described as firm in several sectors.
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New York
ST. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
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Redmond D. Walsh
Lake C. C. Appellant
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Marshall C. C. Appellee
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