Market Reports From Indianapolis Cattle and Hogs Sale
Union Stockyards Indianapolis May 27 cattle receipts about 9 shipments 4 market shows slight upturn from last week though top stock scarce hogs active with strong finish lambs and sheep steady to higher at Interstate yards similar tone cattle receipts small but demand steady good to choice steers and cows traded firm to higher while hogs gained late with best heavies around top quotes and light weights steady to higher overall market active despite mixed quality across livestock categories
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Borges
Sacavonstralindosce
Ceese
Warman- Black-Chamberlain Company
Alona Young, Et Co . Ind
Interstate
Kansas City
Texas
Texas Deep
Stites
Chicago
Texas Fed
ST. Louis
New York
Meile
Sebigerater
le Ib
Og Ie
South Omaha
Hecht
Louisville
Komt
Tholee
East Buffalo
Liberty
Boston
Ontos
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Delaine
London
America
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Good Hope
Natal
National bans and traction stock summaries in Indianapolis listings
The item lists various financial instruments and bonds from trusts and railroad interests in Indianapolis. entries include Merchants' National, Security Union, street railway bonds, Citizens' Street-railway fives, Belt Railway shares, Gas sixes, Traction Sends, and Chicago stock listings with Granger Farwell & Co. and American Can among others. Monetary section follows.
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Indianapolis
EL Traction
I. B. Laycock
J.T. Police Co
Chicago
Granger Farwell & Co
National Biscuit
Rates on Loans and Exchange Clears and Balances
Indianapolis shows commercial paper at 4 6 percent with clearings at 1 415 60.63 and balances 138 375.15. New York call money 4 2 percent, sterling exchange heavy, London and Paris rates noted, and various clearings and balances across major cities. International markets report London money 24 7/16 percent discounts and Paris rates around 3 percent, with silver and Mexican dollar prices listed.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Far
Cincinnati
London
Berlin
Exchange
Paris
Treasury balances in general fund statement
Washington reports Tuesday balances in the general fund excluding the $10,000,000 gold reserve in the redemption division. Available cash balances amount to $190,940,919 and gold holdings total $94,559,043.
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Washington
Treasury
Canadian Pacific Leads Opening Market Swing In Quiet Session
New York May 27 Private wires report a heavy initial sale of Canadian Pacific by a broker tied to a major bank, followed by a rally as houses with Canadian ties bought. Pressed Steel Car shows unexplained movement after yesterday’s heavy purchase. Quarterly results justify earnings to cover interest and preferred dividends for six months. Trading ends dull with a forthcoming market closure and coal strike optimism lingering despite potential factory shutdowns.
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New York
Wisconsin Central
Wall Street
American Car Company
Canadian Pacific
South Africa
United States
Tehiion
Atchison
Baltimore
Sco
Canada
Southern Sexe
Chesapeake & Ohio
CHL
Alom
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Hocking Val
Reading
Louie & San Fran
St. L
St. L. Southwestern
St. L. Southwest
Noisy St. Paul
St. Paul
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
St. L. & West Vt
St L
Con
Tobacco
General Electric Hocking Coal
Laclede Gascote San National Biscuit National Lead
North American
Pacific Coast Pacific
Man “ People’s Gas Pressed
Srmeet Steel
ST BE Si Pullman
Eo Republic Steel
Steel
Meyer & Kiser
Washington
Market Fluctuations Sparse as Traders Close Week
New York May 27. Today's stock market moves were mainly trader driven with little intrinsic significance. Small traders prepare to leave town and loan crowd demand shows low short interest. With only two trading days left this week, conditions likely remain steady until Monday.
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
King and Queen at Fairview Open Week of Diving Horse Shows
King and Queen the famous diving horses begin a week long engagement at Fairview Park next Sunday with shows at 4 and 9 pm daily for at least a week. The chute and pool are ready, electric lights enhance night performances on the meadow north of the greenhouse. Indianapolis Military Band's George Mills reported a Philadelphia park invitation, but most members cannot accept outside engagements.
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Fairview Park
Fairview
Broad Ripple
King
Ueen
George Mills
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
War Rants Issued Against Army Transport Officers
United States Commissioner Heacock issued war warrants for Capt. K F Martins and First Officer W G Harstedt of the transport Buford on cruelty charges at sea. Third officer B Beckhoefer alleges being triced up for ninety minutes. Martins says punishment lasted fifteen minutes. Additional charges claim an overcrowded brig and unsanitary conditions aboard.
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San Francisco
United States
Heacock
K. F. Martins
W. G. Harstedt
Buford
B. Beckhoefer
Martins
Poultry prices by city May 27 across several markets
New York reports live poultry steady with turkeys 10 cents for license, dressed fowl about 15 16 cents. Louisville lists hens around 0 per dozen and spring chickens 2.00 to 3.50 per case, young ducks and turkeys noted. Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville show similar steady or quiet trends with chicken prices around 11 to 12 cents and turkeys around 16 cents.
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New York
Louisville
Louis
Pater Springs
Chicago
Cincinnati
New State
State
Pennsylvania
Southern
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Uae
Dairies
Creamery
Ohio
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Timothy
Erie
So&gsic
Liverpool
California
Sts. Lord
Spence
Toledo
Duluth
Northern
Manitoba
Corn Prices Climb as July May Leads Grain Rally
Chicago traders push corn higher on fear of a squeeze and strong demand, lifting oats and wheat in a broad market advance. July corn opens up and closes amid bullish cash demand and tighter stocks, with steep gains in provisions.
Supply changes in wheat corn and oats prompt shifts
New York May 27 Special cable and telegraphic report to Bradstreet shows wheat stocks in the United States and Canada east of the Rockies down 4 679 000 bushels afloat for and in Europe up 1 000 000 bushels total supply down 2 770 000 bushels Corn down 1 165 000 bushels Oats down 998 00 bushels Major declines include 1 000 000 bushels in Manitoba 387 000 in Chicago private elevators 132 900 in Omaha and 10 00 bushels at Northwestern interior elevators Increases appear 70 00 bushels Port Huron and 120 00 bushels at Coteau </S>
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Manitoba
Chicago
Omaha
Port Huron
Coteau
Grain and dairy markets edge higher in New York trading
In New York on May 27 the grain market advanced with firm cash positions and active covering. Wheat and corn showed strength aided by light offerings, while oats remained steady to firm. Butter and eggs trades varied by region, with New York dairy markets firm and other cities reporting mixed moves.
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New York
Ft. A
Duluth
Manitoba
F. O
Sic
Te Foa
Western Steamed
Turpentine and Rosin Prices Stated Across Several Cities
Reports from Otis Savannah Wilmington New York Montpelier and Charleston show spirits of turpentine steady or quiet with rosin firm or steady. Prices quoted include spirits around 1.00 to 1.25 per gallon, rosin about 1.60 to 3.65 per gallon and various crude grades noted.
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Savannah
C. Rosin
Oil City
Wilmington
New York
Montpelier
Rolen
North Lima
South Lise
Indiana
Ste. Sharleston
Cotton Seed and Sugar Prices Reported Quiet and Steady
The note lists commodity prices and terms including cotton seed at 45% cents, molasses sugar at 2 percent, and refined sugar described as steady. It mentions Cordova and Sugar-Raw with fair refining and preserves a general sense of market stability.
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Cordova
Flour and grain quotes from St Louis to St Louis markets
Market notes from multiple cities report flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley prices slumping or rising in various basises. Prices for pork, bacon, hay, whiskey, hemp, and bagging are listed with receipts and shipments across St Louis Louisville Baltimore and other hubs.
Dry goods market quiet with unchanged prices in New York
The New York dry goods market was quiet on May 27 with steady prices across departments. Home and export buying showed little activity, brown bread and coarse colored goods held steady, and printed textiles remained stable though some items showed no price quotes.
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New York
Oma
Turbulent Market Notes From New York and St Louis
Fragmented market lines report receipts and stock levels for commodities in New York and Missouri. References to May trade activity mention middling goods, 9 3-Mei midd, and 1874 bales with sparse figures.
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New York
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Curpius
Prous
Capital National Bank Commercial Club
Marion Trust Company N. E. Co
Monument Place
Market Street
W. J. Holliday & CO
Lambs
Hoge
Ile Matty
American National Bank
Capital Stations Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Ee National Bans I Trust Companarian Trust Company
Merchants’ National Ae Security Union
Ings
Treasury Statement
Gesige
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Northwest
Seaboard
Northwestern
Reals
Otis
Cineinant
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Orleans
North Brookside Park
the Central Trust Company
East Market Street
VWVE
Cate Traction
Indians Trust Co
E Mig. Co
Indiana Mote Co
Capital National Bank
Clifford Arrick
S. A. Fletcher & CO
SC East Washington Street
Tarrington
City
Cleveland Line
Anderson
Union City
Cleveland
Fort Wayne
Tinted
Bos “Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor Express
ST. Louis Line
Lowis
St. Louis Southwestern
Lim,ds
Tihs
St. Lowis Limited
Terre Haute
Matt St. Louis
Lafayette
Chwcis
Cincinnais Express
Cincinnati Express
Varnes Louleville
Peoria
Bloomington
Champaign
Springfield
Columbus
D P. Lynn
Ham
Dayton RY
W. Wash
Dae Express
Incinnati
Cin
Dayton
Toledo and
Detroit Express
Cincinnati and Dayton
Cincinnati and Dayton Limited
Cincinnati and
Dayton Express
Ind
Louis RY
Monon
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Detroit
Muncie
Laporte
Decatur & Decatur
St. Louis Mall
Decstur
Adelphia
Semone Piqua
Martinsville
North Vernon
Madiso
Xenia
Pittsburg
East
Phil
Aftor
Nsport
Way Pointe
Bradford
Wash
Springfel
Vincennes
Madison
Pittsby
Spencer
Union Traction CO
Simon—Union Block
West
Maryland Street
Marion
Alexandria
Sp. m
Elwood
Greenfield
Georgia
Meridian
Ian
Greenwood
Franklin
R. CO
Pen Vania
Wash Indon
I . Inn
Metnala
T. Louis
Apelter Way
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