Grain pits react to oats with May oatss rise then fall
In Chicago trading on January 28 oats dominated the grain pits with May oats trading from a high near 42 cents down to 41 1/2 cents before closing easy. Wheat and corn followed a firm opening then steadied with May wheat closing unchanged at 7 1/4 to 7 1/2 cents and corn finishing steady. Receipts were light and selling pressure shifted as short coverage and margin calls influenced moves.
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Chicago
May
Kansas City
Patten
Ree
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Via
Grain and meat markets show mixed futures and cash quotes
Wheat and corn futures drifted with slight shifts while cash markets listed No 2 spring wheat at 74 to 75 a bushel and No 2 oats around 42 cents. Pork and lard prices hovered near 15.5 to 15.9 dollars per hundredweight, with bacon and barley prices noted and regional supply changes outlined in Bradstreet telegraphic notes.
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Titec
Staples Hold Steady As Wheat Edges Down In New York Trade
New York on January 2 reports mixed grain demand with wheat turning weak on coarse grain pressure then steadying as shorts cover. receipts total 70,300 bushels with No. 2 red at 86 1/2 cents f o b afloat and futures closing near unchanged. Corn receipts 1,800 bushels, No. 2 at 65 1/2 cents elevator, oats quiet with No. 2 white at 46-47 cents. Refining prices listed for various fats and oils. cotton seed oil weak. sugar, coffee, and tallow noted with modest movements and steady to firm trends.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Bradstreet
Shorts
Rio
Cordova
Louis
May
Timothy
Louisville
Jan. B
Baltimore
Liverpool
És Lsd
California
Kansas City
Girard
Toledo
Northern
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Trade in General Quotations at St Louis and Others
Market report of grain and livestock prices across St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other hubs. Prices listed for flour, wheat, corn meal, oats, rye and fats plus receipts and shipments at multiple exchanges with regional variations and futures.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Farm and market notes from Eastern states and cities
Reports from Philadelphia to Cincinnati show firm butter and cheese prices with fresh near by and Western creams, and New York markets listing meats, eggs, and poultry with steady to firm tones. Wool and value notes span London to New Orleans, detailing prices for merino wool, delaines, and assorted fibers amid mixed demand.
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Pennsylvania
Western
Southern
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Louisville
Chicago
Ihen
Wee
Dairies
Cincinnati
Zgarte
Lsc
Ohio
Fiat
Louis
Jan Senaiade
Isepsie
Cotton goods prices hold steady across departments
New York reports demand steady with brown sheetings and drills firm and bleached cottons steady amid numerous small orders. Denims remain scarce and print cloths and ginghams show little change while silks stay firm though demand eases. New Orleans notes 1000 bales sold with mixed quality levels and receipts at 10,013 bales. St Louis records irregular metals with lead at 4 cents and weak spelter near 4.07.
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New York
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Recorder's Office
Instruments for record dated to Jan 28 list transfers across Indianapolis areas, including properties on Market Street, Kentucky and New York avenues, and various city blocks. Buyers include Wayne International BH & L Assn, Indiana National Bank, New York Investment Co, and NY Grafton firms. sellers include Annie Swanson, Helle Sawyer, Katheryne Barry, and Christian D Walditch. Amounts shown range from 1,700 to 8,600.14 with total transfers around 30,000.33 and other small sums.
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Recorder's
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Wayne International Bh, & L. Assn
Annie Swanson
Askins & Perkins
Julvaratty Place
John H. Wilson
Eesale
Langsdale
Northwestern Ave
Cnscerenne
Frank K. Sawyer
Helle Sawyer
Davis Nordkye
Kentucky Ave
Morris St
Traut
New York
Belmont Ave
Indiana National Bank
W. M. M. Indianapolis
Market St
Senate Bvo
Wesesees Reves
Ersesnersenserneseestens
Aveust Wacker
Arthur V. Brown
Arthur V. Brown, Ane Lots 3 To 1H, August Wacker’s Ist Weat Norbert Landgrat
Cread Stockton Etux
S. Indianapolis Car Co
Hillside Ave
Eryne
Drake
August Wacker
Henry “Nelson
Isaac
Ash
Christian D. Walditch
Levi S. Pierson
McCane
Beaty
Orleans St
Hear Heecher St
New York Investment Co
Effie E
Dr. Martin's
Owasso Ave
Watter St
Martin
New York Add
Bancroft and
New York Sts
Wm. G. White
Martin M. Hugg
Barnum
Bank
City of Side Add
Garden Ave
Tibbs Ave
Kath
Bhova
Ceses Nesseges Dianapolis Car Co
Tupols
Nysewander
Atchison
Shore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
East Mit
Chi Great Western
Northwestern
R. L Nanan
Tran
T. & T. Pref
Cc. C
Colorado Southern
C S
Delaware & Adson
Lack, & West
Ao Ton
Denver & Rio Grand
D&k
Erie First Pr
Erie
Baty Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Cate R Isiness Central
Towa Central
Iowa Central
Lake Erie & Weate Iy L. BE. & W
Street Railway
Mexican Central
Tie Minn
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Kan. & Tex
New Jersey Central
Pace Bt. L
Southwestern
St. L. Southwest
St. Paul
Southern c
Southern Railway
Cei
Texas & Pacific
L. & West
St. St
American
United States
Wells-Fargo
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Car “K Foundry Ie
Ates
Smelt, & Rat
Anaconda Mining
Brook
Consolidated Ga
Ational
Ational Salt
North American
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mali
Sare People's Gas
Republic Steel
Republic Steel Save Cenvesinas
Tenn. Coal & Tron
Union & Paper Co
B. Se Co
UC Leather
U Steel
Steel
Ween
Leecal Banks and Trust Companies
American National Bank
Speculation and Rumors Move Stocks Higher on Short Covering
A New York market report notes a bullish turn with shorts covered as stocks, led by Amalgamated Copper, gain ground. Despite grain and coal uncertainties, December earnings shifts for Erie Reading Southern rail provide limited impact while consolidations rumors swirl around major lines.
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New York
United States
Erie
Reading
Southern Railway
London
Amalgamated
Standard Oil Party
J. P. Morgan
Vanderbilts
Chicago
Minerva Admire Repairs and Property Listings
Fragmentary notice lists repairs at 60 East Twenty fifth street and Muskingum street with sums around 100 dollars. Also mentions Berrene and Michigan corner, a razing building at 15 dollars, and a Brush street item priced at 575 dollars. Names appear garbled.
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Minerva Admire
East
Twentyfifth
Banks
David Iferson
Imere
Muskingum Street
Aero
Hrandt Bros
Michigan
Berrene Ap
Brush Street
Bryan lashes Gold Democrats for repentance before aid
Portland Maine Press notes Bryan demands Gold Democrats repent to gain recognition and aid while poking fun at Perry Belmont's defeat. A Denver Times report states Senator Dolliver supports tariff reform and argues protection will be reinforced, not abandoned.
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Mr. Bryan
Perry Belmont
Belmont
Denver Times
Dolliver
Babcock
Bank and Railway Stocks in Indiana Markets
Columbia National Bank reports one million shares for Indiana National Bank as new stock. Indiana Trust Company and Merchants' National Bank list bonds with Union Trust Co. Street-railway issues appear as indple. Street-ry abbreviations. Citizens' Street-railway, Belt Railway common and pref are noted.
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Columbia National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank Union Trust Co
Bet
Chicago Stocks. Granger Farwell & Co. wire note
American Can and National Biscuit are featured with Diamond Match among blue chip names in a brief market snapshot from Granger Farwell & Co. wire service.
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Granger Farwell & Co
National Biscuit
Monetary market snapshot across major cities
Indianapolis and New York money markets show steady call money and firm rates. Clearings and balances are listed for Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati with London Paris Berlin data and a Treasury statement noting available cash balance of 174,108,545 and gold reserve figures.
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Indianapolis
Learings
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Cattle and Hogs Mixed in Indiana Market Report
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports lighter cattle receipts this week with steers steady to last Friday, hogs down 10 to 20 cents, sheep generally lower, and a generally steady to lower overall market. Prices for steers range around 5.00 to 6.50 per hundredweight, hogs largely 5.75 to 6.10, with lambs and sheep showing weaker demand and mixed quotations across varieties.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Ata A Aes M
Ward Seeveesess
Idaubeus
Togo
Lic
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
Interstate
Catsedar
Sescvccer
Chicago
Ceee
I. Yu
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Cnlves
Mga
Hecht
St, Louis
Omaha
Merket
Sanaa
Louisville
Jan
Union Traction and Rail Schedules Across Indiana Regions
Train timetables show Union Traction Co of Indiana serving Anderson Muncie Marion Alexandria with morning to evening departures and limited runs to Eb INDIANAPOLIS GREENFIELD RAPID TRANSIT Co routes. Indiana lines list passenger cars from Georgia and Meridian streets with first car at 6 am and last at 10 pm. Prices for hogs cattle sheep and lambs reflect a mixed market. hogs weak, cattle steady, sheep strong, lambs up.
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Union Traction CO
Indiana
Union Block
Waryland Street
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Elexandria
Stallone
Licks
Anderson and
Georgia A
Indian Streets
Reidh
Georgia
Meridian Streets
Pennsylvania
Wington
Meridian
Greenwood
Diamonds Break as Secretary Pulliam's Ring Shatters
Secretary Harry Pulliam of the Baseball Club in Louisville dropped a fiery white diamond valued around 600 dollars from a ring setting. The ring shattered on a marble floor as a bathwater mishap occurred, with a lapidary later repairing the piece. An elder jeweler noted such accidents are rare but not unheard of, citing similar incidents in New York and elsewhere.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Harry Pulliam
Baseball Club
Pittsburg
Pulluan
Flo
Sa Lapidary
P Hendrick
Hoefftan
New York
Biewallet
Pulltaro Cowld
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Union Traction
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Treasury Statement
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Crawfordsville
M. H. Reardon
Fred Weelburg
Columbia National Bank Safe Deposit Vaults
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IND. & Louis
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Phil
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Logsnaport
Richard
New
Washin
Springfiel
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Logsneport
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Louis Limited
Terre Haute
St Louis
West Western Express
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
Franklin R. RB. CO
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