Market Turned Weak on Plethora of Offerings
A broad market decline followed profit taking by professionals after yesterday’s gains. Amalgamated Copper led activity with a small advance while Sugar fell, and U S bonds weakened as banks report easy money and large syndicate dealings. Several railroad and industrial issues showed uneven moves amid renewed uncertainty about peace in South Africa and miners’ strike fund actions.
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New York
Jan
London
South Africa
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ontario & Western
United Mine Workers’ Convention
National Salt
Nashville
Chattanooga & St. Louis
Twin City
United States
Financial market snapshot with Indiana banks and street railways
A terse list of financial institutions and securities appears. Banks named include Columbia National Bank Indiana National Bank Indiana Trust Company Merchants National Bank and Union Trust Co. Street-railway securities show bids and asks for Belt Railway pref and related bonds. Major stocks like American Can National Biscuit Diamond Match are cited in MONETARY, reflecting a busy, disjointed quotes page.
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Columbia National Bank
Indiana National Ban
Indiana Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Union Trust
Granger Farwell & Co
American Can
American Can National Biscuit
National Biscuit
Ee Monetary
Rates on Loans and Exchange in Domestic and London Markets
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 6 percent, time loans 6 percent, clearings 1 583 919 34 and balances 199 657 10. New York call money steady at 2 percent, sterling exchange firm, bills and clearings totals 22 523 679, balances 17 642 477. Chicago posted exchange 4 85 sixty days, New York exchange 25 cents premium, clearings 7 0 194, balances 1 792 930. Boston clearings 21 102 252, balances 1 742 077. Philadelphia money 5 percent, clearings 16 12 741, balances 2 957 932. St Louis money 4 45 percent, New York exchange 25 cents premium, clearings 7 667 550, balances 940 048. Baltimore money 4 percent, clearings 3 245 027, balances 379 887. Cincinnati money 9 5 percent, New York exchange 2 percent. clearings 3 037 700. London money east 3 percent, discounts 3 1 16 3 percent. Paris rente 3 percent, London exchange 2f igc. New York bar silver 55 c, Mexican dollars 44 c. London silver bars steady at 25 4 4 per ounce.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Dientean
Treasury balances in general fund see available cash and gold
Washington report lists treasury balances for Wednesday showing available cash of 175,428,675 dollars and gold holdings of 91,374,491 dollars excluding the 150 million gold reserve in the division of redemption.
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Treasury
London markets and New York copper stock action report
Private wires report a mixed London and New York session with copper leading gains early yet overall selling pressure. Liquidity in several stocks including Sugar Union Pacific Manhattan and Atchison pushed prices down after late gains, Waldorf clique activity blamed for a slide, and insiders hint at potential price support if broader backing appears.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Union Pacific
Manhattan
Atchison
Waldorf
Granger Farwell & Co
High priced draught horses lead at Blair sale
Col Tude Hamilton auctions working animals at Union Stockyards in Blair, Baker and Walters stable. About 50 shippers sent in horses, with 150 high horses to be sold at 10 am. Briggs of Minter, Illinois, sent a standout load of 19 draught horses, some bringing high sums, as Blair notes strong demand for work horses and estimates total receipts near 50000. The sale features decorations, flags and lights for the auction barn setting.
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Blair, Baker & Walters
Union
Mr. Hamilton
B. T. Briggs
Minter
Blair
Biak
Baker & Walters
Celal Sale
Union Stockyards
Grain markets rally as bulls return boosting oats corn and wheat
Chicago on January 29 reports renewed bull conditions lifting grain prices. May wheat up 1% to 7 1 2 cents, corn gains 2 2 cents, oats rise 24 4 cents, and provisions move higher. Strong demand, limited receipts, and speculative buying push futures to top prices with mixed regional activity and steady cash quotes across markets.
Butter Eggs and Cheese Daily Market Rundown
New York reports butter receipts at 5,965 packages with firm market tones across states and creameries. Cheese receipts total 1,247 packages amid steady to firm prices. eggs firm with mixed regional gains and varied quotes across major markets including Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago.
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Southern
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Dairies
Louisville
Elgin
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Cincinnati
Ohio ST. Louis
New York Market Report Flour and Grain Prices Gain Steady Tone
In New York on January 9, flour receipts reached 15 461 barrels with exports 12 651 barrels. Market steadier and edged higher on select grades as wheat strengthens with winter patents at 3.76 to 4.10 and Minnesota patents 8.54 to 4.15. Corn meal and rye also firm with spot wheat bids improving amid foreign buying and cables. Bulls pushed wheat prices up, while corn closed with net gains and oats posted strength. mixed prices across surrounding commodities.
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Duluth
Seaboard
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Cincinnati
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Luth
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Uae
Pennsylvania
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Fed
Louisville
Hows Sc Jrower
Hest
ST. Louis
Neep
Neceipua
Lambe
Uel
Grain market report from St Louis trade note
Trade in general notes mixed grain prices with Wheat rising No 2 hard and May July futures up while Corn higher at No 2 and track prices and Rice steady to firm. Flour and meal steady with Timothy seed and corn meal holding. typos and garbled terms reflect OCR errors but indicate a cautious, higher Wheat session and firmer corn position.
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Cattle and hog markets mixed at Indianapolis yard
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports moderate cattle receipts and a fall in shipments this week. Hogs show a sizable weekly decline yet steady to higher prices at opening. Sheep and horses also feature mixed trends with demand from packers and buyers abroad influencing prices. Interstate markets follow similar patterns with varied demand and steady to higher quotations.
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Indianapolis
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Atacax de Sevenhs Venetataens
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Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records
Listing of instruments filed for record in the Marion County Indiana recorder's office for 24 hours ending 6 p m Jan 29 192. Transfers involve multiple lot parcels in additions such as Meridian street additions West Newton Woodruff Place and others with total consideration listed as 316170.76. Names include Alexander C Ayres Charlotte Wilson Geo A Dyke Henry Wessel and Rufus D Couch among others.
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East Market Street
Alexander C. Ayres
Anton Woerner
A. C. Ayres
Corner Union
Adlersts
Charlotte Wilsor
Jacob
Harlan
Center Township
Geo. A. Dyke
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Orton
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Irvington
Braziliai M. Blount
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Hieck
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Smith& Lowan
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Binck
Indiana Pot Car Co
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Allen Dal
Johnson
Alien Dalton
Lot
Tess Scuass
Repairs and property notes in 1831 records
H Richey repairs mit Swauee tine Pe frame building. 1831 Rel Chrissenger free table rear 285 Kan rs. T Hitaelberger panding South Meridian End oatetaee 0 014. Mrs Eleanor Hord fat building Massachusetts avenue East Jersey streets 14000.
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T. Hitaelberger
South Meridian
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Unclear Financial Schedule Fragment in Handwritten Text
The fragment references cash on hand and in agents hands, real estate bonds and stocks in a company per schedule, loans on bonds and mortgages double the mortgaged value free of encumbrances, debts for premiums, and other securities totaling assets. The legible items suggest a balance sheet snapshot with securities, loans, and insurance-related debts.
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