Cattle Market Mixed as Indiana Market Finishes Week
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports cattle receipts of 20 shipments totaling 100. Week shows good volume with a small weekly decline and year over year increases. Demand favored dry fed cattle not too heavy, with heavy cattle and bulls selling slower. Cows and canners weak, stockers and feeders larger supply but improved demand. highest past week near standard prices. End with light calves and varied feeder prices. The piece notes minor seasonal shifts and concludes with a light credits for calves. The final line features a joke about a Monkey and a return ticket.
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Union Stockyards
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Hog Market Shifts Width Light Hogs Lead Prices
Kansas City and Chicago reports show light hogs rising while heavy hogs ease. Prices moved with shifting demand as receipts remained high. top bids reached $6.25 for light hogs and $1.40 for heavies with overall sales around 5.20 to 6.20 for most grades. Lamb and sheep prices eased modestly as market activity slowed late, with spring lambs at $7 and yearlings near $3.75. Shipments and demand varied by region, and packers remained active buyers at opening, then selective as car availability constrained sales.
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Week In Wall Street Narrow And Irregular Fluctuations
The New York stock market opened weak and stayed languid as prices drifted below the prior night’s levels. United States Steel and coal stocks showed some support while Smelting fell 2 percent on dividend doubts. Banking cash, loans, and gold movements influenced sentiment amid wage and labor outlook anxieties shaping a cautious, uncertain market.
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United States Shipbuilding Organization
Market Rates Report From Indianapolis and New York
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 percent with time loans at 5 6 percent and balances of 1,170,493.89. New York notes call money nominal with time money at 4 percent for sixty days and ninety days, six months at 5 percent, prime mercantile paper at 5 5 percent. sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills around 4.87.87 for demand and 4.55.75 for sixty days, posted rates near 4.85.50 to 4.86.50 and 4.83.60. mercantile bills at 4.84.50 to 4.85.75.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Market Notes and Foreign Exchange Report
London money 3 percent discounts 2 percent at 213 16 and 24 2. Consols at 914 913 16. Paris three per cent rentes 97f 80c. London checks exchange at 26f lbc. New York bar silver 0.6?c. Mexican dollars 4 ic. Imports of merchandise and dry goods into New York valued at 9,651,812 dollars for the week. Imports of specie 17,476 in gold and 45,327 in silver. Exports of specie 699,101 in silver and 2,597 in gold.
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Treasury balances report from Washington on Saturday
Washington reports Saturday balance figures for the groten 1 fund exclusive of the 150 million dollar gold reserve in the division of redemption, outlining the latest status of public funds and liquidity.
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Private Wire Advices: Bank Statement Disappoints Market
New York June report shows loans up about 1.8 million, cash up 2 million, reserve up 0.6 million. Legal tenders incur a loss of 964,500, trading dull and list declines after the bank statement publication. Market sentiment turns nervous as officials offer no direct explanation. A weak open with London influence. smelters slide while overall activity stalls.
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Porterfield Telegram Notes Bearish London Efforts Fail
Porterfield's New York letter reports third straight day of London selling failing to move prices, a broadly modest session with most stocks up from yesterday. Bradstreet and Dun confirm optimism, forecasting improved strike conditions and rising earnings for steel and iron sectors led by United States Steel. Bank statement shows deposits rising more than loans for the first time in months.
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United States Steel Orporation
London Stock Exchange Quiet Amid Light Trading
Trading was tight and listless as lower quotations weighed on sentiment. The bank share showed a poor performance, the day’s main development, while selling remained subdued. Market attendance was thin, contributing to the lackluster activity.
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Stock Exchange
Seely Bank Statement Notes Small Cash Increase
New York June 2 The weekly statement of averages of clearing house banks shows loans deposits and circulation with modest gains The most notable feature is a slight net cash gain of 959800 versus an estimated 5231400 The article discusses loan increases deposit growth reserve changes and daily clearings totaling about 212 million versus 235 million the prior week.
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Indianapolis Banks Show Strong Position in Recent Report
A Cleveland finance letter details Indianapolis national banks standings as of June 9 and April 9. The American National leads gains with 1,221,834.11, moving from fourth to third. Capital National and Columbia National follow with notable increases. Union National remains smaller, while officers for each bank are listed.
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Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County Indiana
Instruments filed for record for the 24 hours ending 5 p m June 20 show transfers in Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Individuals and couples such as Tenney Muswell Jr Dorothy Russell Charles Boyer Herman Parnemeter and Ellen Davis appear with properties in rows including Lots 9 16 Block 8 Wrights sub and various Additions. Total transfers listed amount to 11667.09 with various sums including 156 00 200 00 1100 00 and 5100 00 for specific parcels and undivided interests.
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John C. Shoemaker
Thomas Beford
Steve Mulnar
Haughville
Ord Tillman
Frank George Apa
Quiet day in cereals with mixed gains across grains
Chicago trading showed a smaller grain pit volume and less bullishness. September wheat closed higher while July wheat slipped. corn was barely firmer and oats unchanged as a general demand stemmed from rain forecasts in the Northwest. Provisions eased.
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Flour and grain prices wobble amid steady demand
Market report shows flour firmer with exports and receipts listed across Minnesota and New York. Wheat and corn futures eased after early gains on rains and delayed harvest talk, while rye and oats hold steady. malting barley and various meat and leather prices appear alongside mixed commodity values.
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SAF Deposits and Refined Sugar Prices Listed
Market notes show refined sugar steady with several grade prices including No. 7 at 440c and No. 475c, No. 1 at 400c, with assorted confectioners items and cube forms cited amid varied quotes and abbreviations in the financial column.
Quotations from St Louis to Cincinnati Markets
Financial notices and commodity quotes from St Louis to Cincinnati and other cities, detailing wheat, corn, oats, lard, butter, cheese, and spirits prices. Reports include flour, sugar, lard, and whisky levels, with city by city readings and baseline trade tone across markets in June.
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Market Quiet as Buyers Hold to Bare Necessities
New York reports a subdued week with buyers restricting purchases to essentials. Prices rise but buyers avoid speculative journeys. curtailment of demand appears widespread, with cotton entering the country and general cutbacks noted.
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Cotton and wool market notices across cities
New Orleans reports 430 bales with varied staples and prices. New York shows dull cotton with middling around 12.65 cents. stock figures and bale notes cited. St Louis notes wool prices lifting to fine and combing grades. New York wool on June 9 remains firm with domestic lines highlighted.
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Monopolies and Coal Transport Policy Debate
Philadelphia Record critiques proposed federal seizure of coal mines and transport routes as a remedy for anthracite monopoly. Argues government control would raise consumer coal costs and be mismanaged by agents, warning that such moves echo broader abuses seen in federal oversight.
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Client Bryan questions land’s post‑House work at hearing
Providence Journal reports Mr Bryan questions Mr land’s activities since leaving the House amid debate on living arrangements and perceived inaction. Witnesses and officials weigh timing, motives, and the impact on ongoing policy discussions.
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