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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1902

Page

7

Shipwreck Horror Narrowly Averted At Broad Ripple

The Sunshine, a Evansville steamer carrying Sunday excursionists, was wrecked near Broad Ripple park after a blown cloud signaled trouble. Captain Norvell and crew towed the damaged vessel to shore with launches John McGregor and others, sparing lives as repairs begin.

Broad Ripple Haveratack's White River Norvell Black Cloud Norvel Norvetl la Bourgogne John McGregor Hobo Lois M Columbia

Ministers Seek Enforcements of Sunday Saloon Laws

A Union ministers committee will urge Mayor Bookwalter to enforce Sunday closing laws. Rev. S. B. Grimes led the resolution at a Monday meeting. the group aims to meet the mayor Tuesday. Members include Rev. T. A. Goodwin and Rev. Joshua Stansfield.

S. B. Grimes Tee Rev T. A. Good

Secretary Wilson Returns From Columbus Amid Strike Rumors

Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers returned Saturday night from Columbus Ohio. He refused to confirm or deny plans for a special convention to head off a possible general strike by Ohio bituminous miners. He said little beyond noting miners’ families’ needs and mentioned returns on an ongoing chain for Coal Creek families. No convention call had reached miners’ headquarters and mail carried numerous chain letters and a rumored $10 000 donation.

Wilson United Mine Workers Columbus Ohio Iron King Illnois

Bids Open for St Louis World’s Fair Bond Issue

Bids for St Louis city bonds totaling 5 million dollars for the world’s fair were opened by the mayor and comptroller. The Mississippi Valley Trust Co. and Whitaker & Co. won all 5 million, bidding a premium of 1 thousand and one dollars. Three other bidders participated, but only one besides the winners sought the full amount.

Louis Mississippi Valley Trust Company Whitaker &Co

Court to speed test of weekly wage payment law

Merrill Moores will move the Supreme Court to promptly advance the state versus Republic Iron and Steel Company case from Delaware county. The dispute mirrors the American Plate Glass matter, now Penn American Plate Glass, about revocation notice and required compliance with the weekly wage requirement.

Supreme Court Merrill Moores Republic Iron and Steel Company Delaware County McAhbee Moores American Plate Glass Company American * Plate Glass Company Penn-American Plate Glass Company McAbes Copany Plate

Striking Teamsters Extend Fight as Packers Move Wagons

Chicago June 2 A teamsters strike widens as meat wagons leave stockyards under police guard. Pack ers warn of a general delivery Tuesday while hotels withdraw from meat sales to firms in the strike. Police shield wagons through downtown as department stores face union recognition pressure.

Golden Teamsters

Catholic Societies Organize Indiana Federation Meeting

The Indiana federation of Catholic societies formed as a state branch of the national body. The Grand hotel hosted the Sunday organization meeting with sixty eight delegates representing about six thousand members from ten or twelve groups. The session featured a speech by T.

Indiana Federation of Catholic .Socities National Federation Grand Hotel

Catholic federation elects officers in Columbus

Minahan of Columbus announces the national federation aims to protect Catholic interests without sparking religious strife. Elected officers include President William P. Cosgrove of Indianapolis and vice presidents Peter Wallrath Evansville John Joyce Kokomo secretary D P Downs Terre Haute treasurer Joseph O Day Muncie with an executive committee of Catherine Pisnagan Anderson Frank Voirol Fort Wayne John Wimberg Evansville J F Tobin Marion and James H Deery Indianapolis.

Get Your Dog License Says City Controller

The city controller declares dog license time has arrived. Licenses due after June 1 with busy weeks ahead for fee collection. Police will pursue those who delay renewal in the following weeks.

Kemp Missing as Knife Charge Bond Forfeited

Nathaniel Kemp faced a knife charge against Michael Burns but failed to appear in criminal court on Monday. His $50 bond was forfeited and he appealed from police court with attorney W E Henderson acting as bondsman.

Nathaniel Kemp Michael Burns Kemp W.E. Henderson

Rebels Defeated Near Nan gin Bloodied Encounter

Oriental advices report Kwang Bi rebels defeated near Nan gin in a bloody engagement. Sung Yung ured.

Victoria B.C Nangin

Great stampede to Chicken creek amid rich ground

Dispatches report the year’s biggest stampede to Chicken creek in the Forty-mile district with dirt worth 22 dollars per pan. The Yukon is very low forcing barges to replace steamers for freight transport. In Memphis a northbound Illinois Central freight train rear-ended near Paducah killing apprentice fireman Fred Ferebay and injuring others.

Chicken Creek Forty-mile Memphis Tenn Ilinois Central Paducah Fred Ferebay

City Controller weighs shifting witness fee rules for police pension

City controller Breunig considers directing the police to claim witness fees in all police court cases to boost the police pension fund and possibly end the one-cent tax levy supporting it. Officers haven’t been collecting these fees regularly, reducing funds by hundreds yearly.

Breunig Pelles

Markets Pulse on Wall Street and Canadian Pacific Leads

Activity shifts across rail stocks with Canadian Pacific outperforming peers. Union Pacific convertible bonds attract buying amid signals of possible higher dividends. Wage increases announced for B C machinists and a large June dividend payout looms. Norfork and Lehigh Valley report April surpluses, while AC P holds its annual meeting. London markets rise on Transvaal peace news as U S stocks firm.

Meyer & Kiser New York Canadian Pacific Canadian Pacific Road Northern and Northern Pacific Railways United States Union Pacific Kansas City Fort Scott Memphis Norfolk Lehigh Valley Coal and Railroad Liverpool N. H. & H. Atchison

Indianapolis Securities and Street Railway Stocks Listed

The page lists stocks including Belt, Indianapolis street railway, American National Bank, Central Trust, Merchants National Bank, Indiana National Bank, Marion Trust, Union Trust, Indianapolis Gas, Citizens Street Railway, Union Traction, and Indiana Cold Storage. Also shown are bonds and preferred stocks for several companies and local enterprises such as the Indianapolis Gas stock, Indiana Hotel Company, and Atlas Engine Works with quoted prices and yields. The dense catalog reflects a city securities market snapshot.

Indianapolis Securities Brocks Bia Belt, Common Esssescereeere Ee Belt, Preferred Cessoveses Indianapolis Street Railway American National Bank Piss National Bank Central Trust Company Columbia National Bank Merchants’ National Bank Indiana National Bank Marion Trust Company Union Trust Company Light and Power Cccessee Indianapolis Fire Ins Indiana Trust Company American Central Life Ind. Guaranty and Title Co Law Building Home’ Brewing Indianapolis HY. P. Wasson Bondsa Indianapolis Gas Company Citizens’ Street Railway Union Traction Company Union Traction Ripple Traction Indianapolis Improvements Indiana Cold Storage Indianapolia & Eastern Traction Company T. B. Laycock Mfg. Company J. T. Polk Company Indiana Hotel Company Indianapolis Gas Atlas Engine Wofks

Cattle and hog quotes at Indianapolis Union Stockyards

Cattle receipts 75 ships with varied classes. Good to prime export steers mostly 1,250 to 1,500 lbs at 37.00 to 7.25. heifers and cows priced from 3.50 to 6.50 for common to prime, with primes up to 5.50. Hogs receipts 1,600 with shipments 500, pricing from 6.00 to 6.25 for good to choice weights and lighter weights also listed.

Indianapolis

New York Stock Market Opens Steady on June Trade

Market opened steady with mixed signals as anthracite stocks remained heavy in strike districts while readings held. United States Steel issues showed activity amid litigation fears on the financing plan. Canadian Pacific advanced on Montreal Ottawa buying with reported large earnings. Prices listed include Union Pacific 105 1 2 St Paul 170 2 Amalgamated copper 69. Missouri Pacific and Wabash favored by Gould inside buying. Sales reached 175 100 shares.

New York United States Canadian Pacifica Montreal Ottawa Illinois Central Gould Missouri Pacific Wabash London Npon Union Pacific St. Paul Amalgamated Copper Sugar Do. Preserre Atchison Erie U. S. Steel

New York Provisions Market Rates

New York listings show Mess pork at 18.00 to 18.50 per yard, butter creamery at 20 to 22 1/2 cents, Elgin creamery 22 1/2 cents, imitation creamery 18 to 20 1/2 cents, dairy 10 to 25 1/2 cents, factory 17 to 19 cents. Cheese large 9 4 to 10 1/2 cents, small 10 to 10 3/4 cents, part skim 4 to 4 1/2 cents, full 24 1/3 cents. Poultry prices: turkeys 8 to 20 cents, chickens 1 to 1 1/2 cents, fowls 8 to 11 1/2 cents, ducks up to 15 cents, geese 10 to 11 1/2 cents.

New York Elgin

Market Prices and Shipments Report for Grains and Hay

Wheat and corn prices show steady and mixed values across grades with freight factors noted. Oats and hay stabilize with No 1 timothy at 12.75 to 13.5 dollars and total car counts listed for various grades and inspections.

Timothy Hay

Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Printed

Chicago June 2 Wheat unchanged July 1 4 1721gc September 70 75c Corn down slightly July 6 62 4c September 58 14 59c Oats 4c higher July 4 34c September 27 44 27c Provisions July pork 17 10 17 30 lard 10 17 4 10 30 ribs 9 70 9 80 Butter extra 2c firsts 20 4 2lc seconds 18 19c storage 2 240c dalkies 20c country roll 8c ladies 17 4 18c packing 17c Cheese Twins 1 6 8 1c Hamburg er 1 2c Young America 1 12c Swiss drum 1 34 1c brick choice 1 1c Live poultry Chickens 11 12c springs 2 50 4 00 per dozen heavier 5 00 6 00 turkeys 10 12c geese 4 00 6 00 ducks 9 10c Eggs live.

Chicago Young America

Cincinnati Live Stock Market Highlights

Cincinnati Cattle receipts 1,965 with values from $5.50 to $6.50 for good to extra calves. Hogs receipts 2,674 with prices from $6.60 to $7.20 for mixed to selection. Sheep receipts 1,021 with extras at $4.50 to $4.60 and extra lambs at $5.06 to $5.65.

Cincinnati

Cattle Prices At United Stockyards Ul June 2

Cattle receipts total about 7 000 with prices ranges for quality grades. Choice to fancy bring 7.10 to 6.65 per cwt, good to choice 6.90 to 7.00, poor to medium 4.90 to 6.60, stockers and feeders 6.25 to 6.76, cows and canners around 1.50 to 5.65 per cwt.

Eapeesceessees United Stockyards

Hogs and Sheep Receipts Summary From Regional Markets

Market report records hog receipts totaling 40 000 with bulk value around 1 007 35 dollars and mixed SNCS heavy at 97 30 07 40. Sheep receipts listed at 12 000 with native sheep price 5 90 66 25 and western 5 06 6 15. native lambs 4 50 7 00 and western 4 50 7 00.

Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in Kansas City Market Summary

Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts around 5000 with native steers $4.25 to $7.45, Texans $3.25 to $5.85, native cows $2.00 to $3.60, stockers $2.75 to $6.30, bulls $2.15 to $6.30, calves $3.00 to $6.70. Hog receipts about 5000 with bulk $7.00 to $7.32, heavy $7.26 to $7.35, lights $6.60 to $7.15, pigs $6.30 to $6.85. Sheep receipts 3000 with muttons $4.30 to $6.30, lambs $6.55 to $6.70, range wethers $4.40 to $6.10, ewes $4.90 to $6.20.

Kansas City Texas

Eastern Buffalo Market Report Sees Mixed Livestock Values

East Buffalo New York June 2 cattle receipts 170 cars with steer prices from 6.25 to 7.25 cattle top values cows 5.25 to 5.50 stockers 4.50 to 5.75 veals 5.00 to 7.00 hogs receipts 100 cars yorkers 6.90 to 7.40 mixed packers 7.25 to 7.55 heavy 7.45 to 7.55 lambs top 7.25 to 7.35 forecasts show varied demand across categories as buyers assess quality and weight across the market.

East Buffalo N. Y

Market Prices for Livestock and Provisions

Prices listed for hens eight percent nine cents, old turkey hens eight cents per pound, old toms six cents, choice young turkeys seven and three tenths cents, ducks and cheese prices, eggs fresh, butter choice, lard and tallow figures. Hides calf and tallow categories shown with No. 1 and No. 2 grades and varying cent values.

New York

Flour and Bran Prices in Winter and Spring Grades

Market notes show flour prices with winter straight at 4.25 and 3.85, patent spring at 2.30 and 4.50, and low grades at 2.75 and 2.90. Bran quoted at 0.21 for quantity 20 and 1.0 for another measure.

Market Price List for Fresh Produce and Seafood

A dated price bulletin lists per crate per dozen and per pound rates for strawberries, cabbage, lettuce, spinach, coconuts, oranges, lemons, celery, apples, onions, beans, peas, kale, tomatoes, oysters, white fish, pickerel, herring, perch, clams, lobsters, frogs legs, and peeled shrimp. Notable items include Strawberries 2.50 3.00 per crate, Florida cabbage 2.50 per crate, Oranges Bloods 2.25, Lemons 3.75 per box, and Peeled shrimps 1.20 per gallon.

California Florida Bermuda Tomasoes Choice New York

Groceries Price List with Coffee and Canned Goods

A historical newspaper style price catalog lists coffee varieties with prime and fancy grades, sugar types with multiple bag sizes and prices, canned goods including corn peaches and blackberries, and miscellaneous produce and seafood items with quoted per unit prices and weights. The entry reflects period market terms and typographical quirks.

Market prices for meats and groceries in Indiana and California

The listing shows varied prices for hams bacon sausage and pork products across regions. Includes Indiana and California entries with per pound and per barrel figures, plus related drugs and chemicals with unit prices. Notable items include boneless hams at 14c, bacon at 12c to 18c, fresh pork loins at 12c, tenderloins 16c, lard 11c, and a selection of sausage and beef cuts with single cent values. Prices for drugs and chemicals such as alum, camphor, and tartar are also listed with per unit costs.

Indiana California

Anthracite and coke listings from regional market

A fragmented OCR excerpt lists various coal products with prices and place names including Jackson Pittsburg Winifrede Kanawha Indiana lump coke and Slack smokeless categories. It notes different sizes and batch identifiers, reflecting a regional commodities display.

Jackson Pittsburg Raymond Winifrede Kanawha Wee Duhrig BTS Brazil Green County Indiana Brossburg Hocking Valley Slack

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