Livestock Market Summary From June Trade Report
Cattle and hog prices varied across regions with mixed results. In Kansas City and Chicago bids fell for cattle and improved for some hogs, while New York and East Buffalo showed subdued demand. lambs and sheep fluctuated with declines in many early sales and moderate late gains.
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Kansas City
Texas
New York
Heeper Ib
Chicago
East
Buffalo
Ann End
Lambe
el Ee
Plas
Choise
Sanne
Piga Packers
Bute
Nath
Boske Wee
Culls
South Omaha
Liberty
Indiana Crops Report Sees Mixed Yields Across State
W T Blythe of the Weather Bureau notes Indiana’s week ending June 29 shows varied crop prospects. Wheat in the south is mostly in shock with poor yields. central harvest underway with marginal improvement. north section slightly better but below average. Corn lags but remains healthy in color. oats improved though rust limits full crop. clover yields good to heavy. timothy mixed. peas moving to spinners with light crop. Low areas slow tomatoes melons cabbages and other garden crops due to moisture and heat.
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W. T. Blythe
Indiana
Climate and Crop Service
The
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Stocks show activity then profit taking in early trading
New York stocks opened with brisk turnover then profit taking eroded gains. Reading earnings for May boosted sentiment while Pennsylvania stock subscription and coal carriage profits supported values. Wabash debenture bonds fell on expectations of no surplus dividend. weather and crop reports influenced market mood.
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New York
Reading
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
United States Steel
United States
Stock market ends mixed as Security Trust leads activity
Stock exchange activity picked up with Security Trust stock 10314 offered and gains in other listings. Union Trust common fell half a point while New Telephone posted rises on first and second series. bonds remained steady and eleven issues sold with several quotes adjusted for New Telephone and other names such as American Central Life, Indiana Hotel, and Indianapolis Gas Co.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Stock Exchange
Security Trust
Union Trust
Noahea
Indianapoliss Water Company
American Central Life
American National Bank
Atlas
Engine Works
Belt Railroad Common Belt Railroad Press
Wn Ketcham Iron
Capital National Bank
Climax Coffee & Baking
Columbia National Bank
Consumers’ Gas Trust
Delaware & Madison Co
Federal Union Suret Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Manufacturing
Indiana National Indiana Title Guard & Indiana Trust Co
Merchants
National Castle Bridge Co
New Telephone
Long People's Devit Bank Rath Fertilizer
Union Traction
Union Trust Co
van Camp Hard
Wasson
Western Motor
Broad Ripple
Oss
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Cel. & Mad. Co
Home Heating & Lighting Co
Ind
Col. & Southern
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis Improvement
Indianapolis Street Railway
Kokomo Railway & Light
Merchants’ H. & L. Co
Union Traction of
Indiana
Indianapolis Water
Financial markets and treasury balances report
INDIANAPOLIS financial figures show commercial paper at 4 6 percent and time loans 5 6 percent with clearings $1,150,364.42 and balances $383,990.38. NEW YORK call money firm at 4 7/10 to 6 1/10 percent. time money steady. Sterling at $4.87 and Paris and London rates noted. Treasury balances in Washington list available cash $231,546,011 and gold reserve $102,283,019.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Heavy
Washington
Treasury
Private Wire Advice July 1 Market View
In New York the market opened strong with bullish prices but later eased as call rates rose. Money on call spiked, yet the overall tone remained cautiously optimistic as July disbursements approached. London buyers and Klondike gold imports supported sentiment despite profit taking and a Receiver order for Shipbuilding Company.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Klondike
A. R. Thompson & Co
Shipbuilding Company
Commission House
Wheat and corn futures slide on favorable weather in Kansas
Chicago reports showers in the Northwest and a bearish Kansas crop estimate, sparking a broad opening weakness. Wheat declines as liquidation spreads, corn briefly strengthens on cash demand then falters, oats ease, and hog products weaken with mixed deliveries and receipts.
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Porterfield & Co
Chicago
Northwest
Kansas
Rly
Easier Tone in Grains Follows Western Lead
New York June 9 reports show quieter grain markets with flour receipts 39,362 barrels and exports 11,471 barrels. Wheat receipts 83,775 bushels with exports 15,816 bushels. Spot prices ease for No 2 red, No 1 northern wheat afloat, and Manitoba No 1, amid a fresh North Western rain impact and a government winter grain forecast.
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New York
Mtec F. O. B
du- Tuth
Bard Manitoba
Market summary with mixed commodity moves and prices
Spot steady wheat signals. corn rises on colder wet forecast then slips after weekly crop report. Futures show July 74 58 and September 157 5c. oats receipts 163300 bu. Spot grain prices listed by grade. meats lean, lard and refined sugar marked steady to easy. coffee and cottonseed oil quiet. molasses sugar at 39 16c.
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Sic
Rio
Cordova
Cata
Sion
Kansas City
Cmoatic
Ptember
Liverpool
Tsco
North Shhorthern
Northern
Duluth
Acral
Toledo
Timothy
Milwaukee
Quotations At St Louis And Other Markets
Market notes from St Louis New York Chicago and several centers show flour steady wheat weaker oats firmer and livestock mixed. Prices for butter cheese and eggs vary by city with milk products and spirits of turpentine also reported. Shipments of flour wheat corn and oats listed with June 30 updates across multiple exchanges.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hee York
Chicago
Caren
Inced
Cincinnati
Eges
Ohio
Vxasthas City
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Louis
Boston
Isc
Aetor
Territory
Idaho
Lée
Wyoming
Ugie
Vada
Wyilte
Dakota
Montana
Msc
Michigan
Lsc
Lima
Avera
Savannah
Roem Lim
Eieu
Bouth
Tarpaniton
Bef
Piac
Local Names List Includes Fletcher Sheerin Elliott Tanner
A fragment lists J. Fletcher Simon P. Sheerin Byron K. Eliott George G. Tanner 8. A. Fletcher Joseph T. Elliott among names likely in a notice or roster.
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J. Fletcher
Simon P. Sheerin
Byron K. Eliott
George G. Tanner
A. Fletcher
Joseph T. Elliott
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New
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Commercial Trust Co
East Market Street
Harry B. Gates & CO
Fletcher Bank
New Telephone No
Newton Todd
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Bhute
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Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & To
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Je
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Press
Estern
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Iowa
Iowa Central
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Sty Baty
Minneapolis & Missouri
Exico
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pittsburg, Co
Rock Island Co
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Wheeling & la
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Cent Press
Express Companies
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Colorado Fuel Iron
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Ta Republic Stee Steel
Tennessee Coal & 1
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States Rubber
Albert R. Thompson & Co
Ational
Swift & Co
United Box Board
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Treasury Statement
Indiana Trust Company
Insurance Department
J. P. Frenzel
James F. Failey
Frank Martin
Chas. Hi. Adam
Secu
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John A. Butler
John E. Casey
D. B. Holloway
Minneapolis
Batty
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Wool
Atemen
Marion Trust Company
P. C. Trusler
Arrick& CO
Lombard Building
Massachusetts
Santa Fe
Std
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Indianapolis St.ry
Indiana Trust
Brown ‘Ketcham Iron Works
Peter Scaneeg
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