Cattle and Hog Market Roundup from Multiple Cities
Interstate stockyards reports dull hog trade with most sales under 7 dollars while cattle demand improves for good butcher stock. New York and Chicago show steady to higher lambs and sheep prices. Kansas City and Omaha note steady cattle with mixed cattle feeder activity. Buffalo and South Omaha reflect firm to steady trends across cattle and hogs with varied regional prices.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
Chicago
Oct
Texas
Ealen
Kansas City
New York
Cables
Hoge
Loul
St Stronn
Buffalo
South Omaha
Tandy
Cattle and hog receipts at Union Stockyards show weekly decline
Receipts this week fell versus last year and two years ago while prices fluctuated. Cattle demand weakened toward week’s end with best heavy steers and feeders dull. cows and heifers showed relative strength due to scarcity. Hog market declined daily with record lows since late August, despite modest weekly totals.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Se Ieee Cenee Sm & Eaanee
Woman in Springfield leaps with infant to lagoon
Mrs James Keller wife of Foreman Keller of P P Mast & Co. in Springfield took her infant to Snyder Park while her husband was away and jumped into the lagoon. She did not die but the child perished. The mystery of the mother alive remains as authorities search for answers.
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Springfield
James Keller
Foreman Keller
P. P. Mast & Co
Snyder Park
Week in Wall Street Stocks Demand Shrinks as Shaw Reserve Policy Holds
New York stock market reacts to a weak bank statement with evidence of large marginal stock holdings and banks avoiding further loans. The week features postponed re-lending, rising call loan rates, and a shift of resources to meet interior demand while gold imports and tax receipts bolster bank reserves. Expert opinion suggests ongoing liquidation yet cautious support from inside interests amid unsettled sentiment and potential further banking tightening.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Povls
San Francisco
Europe
Natonal City Bank
Louisville & Nashville
Australia
Atlantic
Sterling Exchange
Bank of England
Acre
Chicago
United States
New York Clearing House Banks Finance Table Published
The New York Financier will publish today a table showing reserve totals and balances of New York associated banks. The per cent reserve figures and balances are listed, with balances totaling 57 008.53.
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New York
Associated Banks of
Ee Alee
Peressi
Money market and exchange rates across U S cities
New York money on call steady at 5 percent with prime mercantile rate 6 percent. Foreign exchange steady with sterling at 4 83 for 60 days and 4 87 for demand. Clearings and balances listed for New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati. London discounts and consols noted along with Berlin and Spanish bonds. Silver markets in New York and London show bar silver at 0? and 3d per ounce.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Stearling Exchange
Fissui S
Boston
Chicago
New York Exchange
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
London
Berlin
Exchange
Treasury Statement Summary Sparks Hidden Cash Figures
Washington reports a Saturday treasury statement noting an exclusive of 150 million dollars in division funds and an available cash balance of 136,586,415 dollars. The brief mentions the overall treasury cash position and gold reserves as part of the fiscal update.
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Washington
Peculiarities in Weekly Bank Statement Report
New York weekly bank summary shows deposits up 9.9 million, legal tenders up 1.819 million, specie up 1.068 million, reserve down 0.281 million, surplus down 0.825 thousand, United States deposits down 0.292 million. Banks hold 1.527 million excess reserve under 25 percent rule. loans rise 2.344 million amid syndicate activity. cash net down 0.251 million while legal tenders fall 1.319 million. Net deposits up 0.165 million, U S deposits decline 0.136 million possibly from transfer to interior banks. average daily clearings 233 million versus 296 million prior week.
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Orai Bank of
New York
Oo Manhattan Company
National
Mechanics’ National
America
Phenix Natio
National City
Chemical National
Merchants’ Exchange National
Gallatin National
Greenwich Enereeecaterseseses
National A Teweeereeessens
Chatham
En Sensse
Nat'l Bank of North Amazianal People’s
Hanover National
Irving National
So Citizens
Nassa Aeeseacecneces
Market
Fulton National
Bo National Shoe
Raat
New York County
Chase National
Fifth Avenue
Lincoln National
Garfield National
Fifth National
First National
Brooklyn
Libert
National Orererterens
New Ork Produce Exchange
A Ae
New Amsterdam National
Astor National
Seewecens
National Bank of the
U. S
Torais
Cereereeesses Senengeenees
Esis
United States
United
New York Associated Banks
Daiy
Coal strike talks fail to end despite conferences
New York, Oct 11. Reports of rapid settlement from recent conferences disappointed investors as conferees failed to reach an agreement. The stock market opened subdued with weak activity before shifting to cautious selling as traders awaited a referee assessment.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
Bank Statement Spurs Pessimism In Early Week Market
Granger Farwell & Co reports a large rise in holdings and a $2.5 million loan increase that baffled the public. Clearing house banks refuse to lift government deposit reserves, deepening disappointment as the bank statement arrives. New York stocks open weak, trading dull and slipping to near lows as money market strains persist and coal talks loom. Immediate relief seems unlikely as strikes and liquidity concerns keep prices volatile.
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
Wheat Bulls Drive Market On Board of Trade
Wheat led the Chicago Board of Trade with a strong close after a softer start from a bearish crop report. Corn gained modestly while oats slipped, and January provisions rose as buyers from the Northwest and St Louis supported prices amid steady receipts and active short covering.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
St. Louis
T&c
Minneapolis
Duluth
Hauider Ton
Mado
Shorts
Northwestern
Timothy Weet
Eilocatene Ieee Ee Brie
New York Flour and Wheat Market Report October 11
New York reports strong day trading with flour demand steady to firm. Wheat futures opened softer on government data and Argentine crop fears, then rallied with local buying to a firm close, while oats and corn markets remained volatile amid bearish crops and subsequent recoveries.
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New York
Minnesota
Brandywine
Buffalo
Manitoba
Reverene
White State
Ulet
Galvest
California
India
The Omega Odorless Gas Stove Exhibition
The Omega stove promises perfect combustion by intense heat and thorough gas air mixing. It claims efficient fuel use, sterilization benefits, and is presented by The Indianapolis Gas Company at 94 South Pennsylvania Street.
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Omega
Jones
Indianapolis Gas Company
South
Pennsylvania Street
Pickled goods and sugar prices in market report
Market notes show mixed commodity prices with pickled bellies listed at 13 dollars per M 4.50 and pickled shoulders around M069. Pork and tallow values appear stable with pork at about 7.50 to 7.75 per pound, while crude and refined sugar figures vary from 4.10 to 4.85 cents per pound and coffee and molasses are noted as steady to mild.
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Japan
Cordova
Cohen
Trade in general falls in market reports
Market notes from St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other centers show varied prices for flour wheat corn and pork with receipts and shipments listed. Wheat values move higher in some futures while barley and rye hold steady. pork prices lift slightly with boxed meats noted. Regional figures for Kansas City Toledo Milwaukee round out the snapshot of grain and livestock trading activity.
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ST. Louis
Liverpool
Louis Tancy
London
Cumberland
Gia
Stn
G Square
Sis
Tierces
Ste Sd
Patie
Ois Me
Kansas City
Sagaras
Toledo
Oct
Soves
Bugur
Milwaukee
Bartey
World Market Butter and Eggs Reports Across Cities
A collection of mid-October market notes shows butter firm with steady to strong demand in several cities. Eggs remain in steady demand in Chicago and other hubs, while cheese and cream products vary by region with several cites noting firm prices and limited supply. Local pages report price movements across New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Kansas City Louisville Cincinnati and more, reflecting broad dairy market activity.
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New York
Oaees
Sega Pennsylvania Aeree
Philadelphia
York
Baltimore
Mae
Chicago
A Louis
Turpentine and commodity market notes in Oct reports
A collage of Oct market items shows turpentine prices in New York and Wilmington with varied bulk shipments, crude oil firm vibes, and regional quotes on poultry and cotton. Chicago ice poult prices ease, turkeys firm, and Liverpool cotton fares higher amid day’s activity.
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Savann
New York
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Jo Eer
Eees
Ts Ore
Ouisville
T. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wool prices and commerce updates from Saint Louis and New York
A clipped market brief lists wool categories with prices and origins in Saint Louis and New York. It notes lead firmer at Missouri markets while mentioning specific wool types and regional trade activity.
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United States Depository
Sw. J. Holliday & Co
A. Kletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
S&s. Tarrington
Delaware and Madison Counties Telephone Co
Harry B. Gates & CO
Fletcher Bank
New Telephone No
Astus Santa Ana In, Mining Co
Cai Borden
Broadway
Wall Street
Shaw
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Car & Foundry
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American Locomotive
Smeltt & Refining
Anaconda Amalgamated
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Rep
Tenn, Coal & Iron
United States Leather
United States Breez
United States Steel Ay Oy
Steel Springs
A. T
Chicago & Alom
Eason
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas
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Iron Mountain
Indianapolis St Banks and Trust Companies
American National
Capital Nathomal « Central Trust Company
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Merican Central Life
Atlas
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co
Jana
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Lina
Beebaass
Ind T & Power
Ewing
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Laycock
J. T. Polk Co
Federal Union Surety Company
Broad Ripple
Iver
Islis Gas Company
D. & Counties Telephone
National Box Board Board
Pfd
Nat. Box Board
Ameri Can
National Biscuit
Treasury Statement
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Runa
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