Live Stock Markets Show Hogs Higher and Sheep Steady
At Union Stockyards Indianapolis May 13 cattle receipts up slightly, trade steady to firm with fats valued at top $4.65 for steers and hogs from $6.55 to $7.25, sheep varied but steady, Market reports indicate healthier demand and price levels despite larger arrivals across multiple markets including Chicago and Louisville.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Interstate
Drense Gand Ats
Chicago
S@ideer
Colorado
New York
Ieee Matilde
Texas
ST. Louis
Omaha
Louisville
Choice Vea Sears
East Buffalo
East Liberty
Stocks Show Improvement After Dull Session in New York
New York May 13 Stocks opened dull and narrow but tone improved. Short sellers covered after yesterday's weakness aided by better weather and a favorable crop outlook. foreign money and London buying supported prices while exchange rates weakened. Reports on Northern Securities and control rumors influenced sentiment as dealers weighed future export demand and bond activity remained tame.
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New York
London
Louisville & Nashville
Northern Securities
United States
Yi Atchison
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Ailton
Ind
Louisville
Chicago
Trans
Co. C. C
St. Louis
Colorado Southern
Col
South
Col. South
Delaware & Hudson
Del
Lack. & Western
Denver & Rio Grande den
Rio Grande Erie
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Mocking Valley
Illinois
Iowa Central
Kan
City Southern
K. C. Southern
Lake Erie & Western
Lake Erie & West
Manhattan L
Stres
Minn
St. Loui
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kan
Texas
T. F
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Toledo
St. L. & West
I Saat
KRM Ben
Wells-Fargo
Amalgamated Copper
Ry Am
Locomotive Am, Smelting & Refining, Am, Smelt
Anaconda Mining
Rates on Loans and Exchanges and Balances
INDIANAPOLIS Commercial paper 196 basis points time loans 5.76 percent clearings 1 777 960 92 balances 201 040 54 NEW YORK Call money firm at 4 8 percent closing offered at 4 percent mercantile paper 4 6976 percent sterling exchange steady at decline actual business bankers bills 4 56 percent for demand 4 54 percent 4 54 percent for sixty days posted rates were 4 40 77 488 4 com mercial bills 4 39 percent 4 84 percent Clearings 327 796 842 balances 12 555 968 CHICAGO Posted exchange 4 55 for sixty days 4 88 on demand New York exchange We premium Clearings 29 933 866 balances 1 829 135 BOSTON Clearings 24 440 052 balances 2 146 56 PHILADELPHIA Money 4 percent Clearings 22 012 825 balances 584 ST LOUIS Money steady 4 96 per cent New York exchange 4c premium Clearings 9 319 141 lances 1 129 340 BALTIMORE Money 4 percent Clearings 5 111 006 balances 634 992 CINCINNATI Money 4 4 6 per cent New York exchange S We premium Clearings 3 106 200 LONDON Money 4 6 2 percent discounts 24 Consols 95 Spanish fours 78 Paris Three per cent rentes 101 Be for the account Spanish fours 79 95 BERLIN Exchange on London 20m pf for checks
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Markets for Silver in New York and London
New York reports bar silver at 51 1 2 cents and Mexican dollars at 41 4 cents. London offers silver bars uncertain near 23 4 cents per ounce. Washington notes Tuesday treasury balances in the general fund excluding a $1,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. available cash balance details are given.
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New York
London
Washington
Treasury
Iasnans
Market Opens Strong buoyed by London buying and upbeat tone
Private wire dispatches from Meyer & Kiser report a largely firm market with modest opening pressure. London buying helped lift prices, union pacific attracting foreign interest, and money markets showing high activity with loans around 4 percent. Reading remained strong amid coal strike fears, while traders dismissed a government crop report. Granger Farwell notes chance of strike ending soon and renewed activity if shorts cover, bank loans declined and sentiment improved.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Union Pacific
Anthracite Coal District
Granger Farwell & Co
Shorts
Branch Banking The Banks Converge On Kansas City
Kansas City May 13 Several hundred bankers attend the Bankers Association of Missouri Kansas and Indian and Oklahoma Territories meetings in Kansas City Kan and on the Missouri side. Addresses discuss branch banking including White Yates and Patton. White argues branch banking strengthens credit lowers costs and spreads security to small towns saying Branch to come you cannot stop it.
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Kansas City
Bankers’ Association of
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma Territories
Kansas Bankers
Kan
Missouri Bankers
E. A. Kelly
Leavenworth
New York
Gordon Jones
Missouri Association
Thomas B. Patton
Banking Law Journal
Horace White
New York Evening Post
Henry W. Yates
Omaha
Nebraska National Bank
White
Discounting the report grain traders doubt government figures
Chicago May 13 grain pits digest the government crop report as bullish yet traders discount its light. July wheat closes higher as bears struggle with rains, export demand and firm hogs. Corn and oats follow wheat with mixed gains and strong cash notes from Seaboard.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Télge
Northwest
Bradstreet's
Shorts
Minneapois
Duluth
Seaboard
Texas
Kerma
PTK
Supply Changes in Wheat Corn and Oats Reported
New York May 13 Special cables report changes in available supplies versus last accounts. Wheat in the United States and Canada east of the Rockies decreased by 4 14 000 bushels afloat for Europe increased by 1 4 00 000 total supply fell 2 731 000. Corn decreased by 061 00 bushels. Oats declined by 999 00 bushels. Major decreases include 500 00 bushels in Manitoba 235 000 at Depot Harbor 200 000 at Northwestern interior elevators and 158 000 at Chicago private elevators.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Manitoba
Depot Harbor
Northwestern Interior
Chicago
Wheat Market Mixed As Wheat Reacts To Crop Reports
New York wheat and flour futures show firming and then late gains amid a mixed crop outlook. Spot prices for No. 2 red and other futures edges rise as government reports on pasturage and crop conditions influence trade, with corn and rye also moving on receipts and bullish factors.
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New York
Ec F. O. B
Scc. i. F
Wie
Duluth
Manitoba
Northwest
Illinois State Report
Fragmented Market Report on Western Commodities
Readable lines show varied prices for cut meats and lard from Western and continental sources. Notes include pickled shoulders and hams with prices around 8 to 11 dollars, refined firmer grades, and sugar market details with raw and refined options. Some currency and placement details are unclear due to OCR gaps.
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Western
Continental
South America
Rio
Cordova
Commodities Mixed as Markets Open in May Trade
Market reports from St Louis Louisville Baltimore and other cities show mixed wheat corn oats and flour pricing with slight gains in wheat and lard while butter eggs and barley hold steady or rise modestly. Receipts shipment data listed for flour wheat corn oats and related products across multiple regions.
Market reports from New York to London May 13 The
Butter and cheese prices move across major markets with receipts varying by region. New York and Philadelphia show mixed firmness in creamery and full cream varieties, while Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis detail steady to firm butter and cheese quotation levels. Wool and silk values in Boston and London also noted as trading activity shifts with regional market tone.
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New York
State Dairy
State Creamery
Rena
New State
Mike Exes
State
Pennalvania
Western
Mark
Southern
Philadelphia
York
Iit
Rec
Emall
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ste
Ohio Mat
Kansas City
ST. Lou
Nadahy
Passender Cars Save Georgia Indian Streets
Dispatch notes mention cars arriving and leaving on Georgia and Meridian streets with times around 5 and 9 pm. The fragmentary notice lists multiple car movements and street references, indicating a transport or traffic plan affecting the area.
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Georgia
Mewridian
Meridian
Market Tones and Rates in Early May Trading Report
Indianapolis agents and firms report quiet demand for stocks and steady front prices. Prices across rosin, turpentine, and metal markets show small firmings and steady readings with regional quotes from Wilmington and St. Louis reflecting a cautious tone.
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Berlin
Treasury Statement
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All Points
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Smomman
Union Traction CO. OF
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Greenwood
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Dimaents
Wilmington
Ue Montperier
Mar Steady
Nord Lima
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