Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis Market
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep at Indianapolis stockyards and Interstate yards, with weekly comparisons. Cattle demand weak but steady for best steers, hogs mixed with recent declines, light sheep activity, and prices quoted across multiple weight classes and regions. Local packers bought 16,795 head of hogs that week. cattle receipts showed softer female butcher stock due to Western competition. calves and bulls showed varied, with steady top prices around 7.25 for steers and 7.00 for calves.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
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Liverscessessees
Interstate
Wong
Kansas City
A. Vteers
Texas
Texas Fed
Etigne
ST. Louis
Trias
Genet Packers
South Omaha
Rue Rece Ees
PE Pata Ag Niier
Day of Wide Changes In Market After Bank Statement
Feverish stock trading on the New York Stock Exchange reflected a contest between bullish and bearish interests. A surplus bank reserve of 3,236,625 triggered renewed volatility with rail and mining stocks fluctuating. Louisville and St Paul led declines amid reports on Atlantic Coast Line control and rights offerings. Dealers cited money-stringency, loan contractions, and bank-call pressures as the core factor driving week-long weakness, while Treasury moves offered guarded relief amid elevated call money and limited gold imports.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Louisville
Atlantic Coastline
St. Paul
Sterling Exchange
Secretary of the Treasury
Lal
United States Treasury
Treasury Department
London
Honda
United States
New York Clearing House Banks Weekly Totals
Treasury balance figures show an available cash balance of 220,217,509 dollars. The gold reserve stands at 137,006,443 dollars with an overall decrease and increase in bank reserves noted. Weekly imports at the port of New York reached 10,471,477 dollars in dry goods and merchandise.
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New_York
Washington
Treasury
Sa Ees
Bearish Tone in Grains Signals Small Losses
Grain markets register a 3 to 4e advance in price amid a cautious session. Provisions doll shows a modest downturn with small net losses across major grain futures as traders weigh supply, demand, and weather signals.
Weekly Bank Statement Surplus Rises With Gold Imports
The New York weekly bank statement shows banks hold a surplus of 3,236,625 over required reserves, up from 1,642,050 last week. Loans and deposits declined while circulation rose and gold imports boosted cash, suggesting a potential easing of the contraction in loans and a move toward restoring normal monetary conditions. Chicago market notes indicate light trading in grains with mixed price moves and sizable receipts in the Northwest.
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New York
Clearing House
New York Associated Banks
London
Australia
San Francisco
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Rates on Loans and Exchanges and Balances
Indianapolis shows commercial paper at 4 6 percent and time loans at 5 6 percent with clearings 1 788 710.08 and balances 331 670.33. New York call money at 6 percent, odd lot at 7, prime mercantile paper 6, Sterling exchange firm with banker’s bills at 487.75 for demand and 482.50 for sixty days. Chicago reports no discount on New York exchange, foreign exchange unchanged, sixty day rates 4.83 and demand, clearings 25 289 612, balances 10 820 816. Boston clearings 19 376 446, balances 1 742 087. Philadelphia money at 6 percent, clearings 20 243 222, balances 2 696 791. St. Louis money steady at 5 0 6 percent, New York exchange discounted, clearings 5 351 309, balances 945 603. Baltimore money 6 percent, clearings 3 705 247, balances 535 657. Cincinnati money 5 6 percent, New York exchange discount. London money 24 2 percent, discounts 34. Consols 9 16. Paris three percent rentes 100 percent. London exchange for checks 25 17 percent. Berlin exchange on London, discounts 3 percent, three month bills 2 percent. Silver markets note bar silver at 51 4 percent in New York and London 224d per ounce. Exports of specie from New York 516 002 in silver and gold amounts, imports at port of New York mentioned.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
Actua
Bankers
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Morgan Co announces early October interest payment plan
The market opened irregularly yet firm as Morgan&Co said it would anticipate $15,000,000 of October interest payments. Initial selling eased, the bank statement surprised on the upside, and a late covering move lifted prices above the opening, with the week likely to hinge on bankers' actions and potential gold imports if rates stay high.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Poor bank statement drags market after early weakness
New York on September 27 saw a very weak market in the opening hour as bankers opposed price manipulation by pools. The mood shifted after the bank statement was published, bids rose for both accounts, but heavy taking of profits halted the advance and left future price directions uncertain.
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
Swift & Co to control City and Chicago plants
The Tribune reports Swift & Co notified Anglo American Packing Co that it would assume control of the City and Chicago plants, marking the consummation of the alleged beef trust move. The action, yesterday, completes the formation step though of little moment in itself.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Swift & Co
Anglo-American Packing Comy
Pranser
Market notes from New York grain and flour prices
NEW YORK Sept. 27 Flour receipts 5298 bris exports 22792 bris. Market steady dull with few buyers. Winter patents 3.60 3.90, winter straights 3.35 3.50, Minnesota patents 3.80 4, winter extras 2.50 3, Minnesota bakers 3.15 3.35, rye flour 3.15 3.40, choice 3.50 3.00. Buckwheat 22.35 to arrive. Barley quiet 43c fob Buffalo. Wheat receipts 117000 bu exports 15993 bu. Spot easy No 2 red 72c elevator. May 7.44 7.415/16c. Corn receipts 8400 bu exports 42016 bu. Oats receipts 0. Rye steady 58 65% cotton. Continuous text trimmed to readable facts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ovisions
Yeoeeyey Berk
New York
Minnesota
Brandywine
F. Buffalo
C. i. F. Buffalo
Sic
Manitoba
Ae Bu
Axperta
Stan
Mae
Pacific Coast
Bae
Galveston
California
Texas
City Extra India
Mesa
Japan
New Orleans
Flour Markets Across Cities Report
Cincinnati and other places report steady flour prices with red winter and other wheats firm. Market notes indicate corn trends and slight shifts in grain futures as trading resumes.
Market notes and prices from Liverpool to Milwaukee
A dense price roundup lists lard, boxed short clears, hay timothy Prairie at varied values, flour and grain figures for corn oats wheat and rye across Liverpool, Baltimore, Kansas City, Toledo, Duluth, Minneapolis and Milwaukee with firm to steady tones in meats, butter and cheese. Names of commodities, grades, and regional quotes appear with numerous figures and dates.
Dairy and egg market snapshots across U S cities
Sept notes show butter and cheese markets in New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Kansas City St Louis Cincinnati Boston with varied steady to firm prices. Receipts and condition flags mention 16 to 24 cent ranges and Western butter and creamery product movements across markets.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Kansas
Lees Cares
ST. Louis
Gairy
Cincinnati
Ohio
Boston
Wool Auction Reports Mixed Demand Across Regions
London and multiple U S cities report wool markets with varied demand. New South Wales and West Australian clips sold well at full rates while home trade buyer activity was sparse. Detailed bales and prices touch greasies and scoured grades across regions including Victoria South Australia and Natal with notable imports forwarded for the week.
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London
New South Wales
America
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
Balan Cay
Good Hope
Natal
Wales
Gave of Hope
ST. Louis
Poultry prices and metals report fromSept markets
New York reports poultry and live stock movements with scattered prices and notes on turkey, geese, and hens. Metals show little change with copper, lead, and zinc quoted and wages data not specified. Textile goods and cotton market activity described as quiet with steady or firm tones.
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the Merchants’ National Bank
United States Depository
Delaware and
Madison Counties
Harry B. Gates
W. J. Holliday & Co
East Buffalo
Xorke
York
Car & Foundry
American Locomotive Uym
United States Steel
A. T A
Canadian Pacific
Ay & Alton i
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Mil. & St. P
Ty Ce
St . eSern
Colorado Oath
Delaware & Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & To
Rande
Denver
Associated Banks
City OF
Associated Banks of
New York City
Eaoklyn
Treasury Statement
Sebenteeetee National Bank of Ca
Hanover National Irving National Veer National Citize Nassau Peneses Market
F’ National Shoe and Leather Corn Exchange
Oriental + Importers
National Park East River Nationa
Fourth National Central National
Second National
Weresescees
First National
New York National Exc’ Bow
Eawceweer Bedayeebindy
New York County National
Seesee Tee Chase National
Fifth Avenue
Lincoln National
Garfield National
Fifth National
Etropo
West Side
Seaboard
Berry National
New York Produce Exchange
New Amsterdam National Bank
Astor National
Teessesereres Reseee
National Bank of the United States
Leena Ae
Iowa
Louisville & Naghvill
Union Pacific Aes
Union Pacific
Wabash
Wabash Lake
Sly al
Lake Erie Ist
Wisconsin Central
Sly
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Manhattan
Wits
Pacific
St. Railwa
Western Union Sone
Union Pacific Olo
Obacco
American National
Central Capital Rg
Columbia National
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana National Kenese Merchants’ National
Marion En Oa Security Trust Company
Lit Union Trust Company
American
Central Life
Atlas Engine
Indianapolis Ice Insurance Co
Indiana
Guaranty
Srese
T. B. Laycock
T. Polk Co
Union Surety Co
Broad Ripple
Lis Street
Seri Tomanis Gas Company
Telegram
American Box Board
Bay American Box Board
National Biscuit Pr
Paris
Berlin
A. Kletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
Gree Neeman
Ou. de Yonr
John
Tarrington
Richard Oliver & Co
Chicago Stock Exchange
Timothy
Prairie
Liverpool
Lee
Gia
Americas
Titec
Getic
Toledo
Gwye
Ani
Suger
Northern
Wisc
Milwaukee
Petroleum Wendy
Bavannar
D. Rae
Wilmington
Lara
Charleston
Turpentine
Rosia
Towls
Springs
Metals
Idan Guy
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