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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1903

Page

10

Wholesale Trade Strength Amid Wheat and Corn Shortages

In the Indianapolis wholesale market week, trade on commission stayed brisk on Friday. Retail grocers stocked fruits and vegetables. demand for poultry eggs and butter remained high with overall favorable prices. Wheat and corn receipts lagged. track bids showed weakness for No 2 red wheat and various white and yellow corn grades. Wagon market offered about 100 loads with prices easing late in the day.

Indianapolis Suly Hay Amathy Prairie

Prices in Poultry Trade From Old Market Listing

Prices paid by shippees for poultry and dairy products shown in a fragmented 19th century market listing. Tom turkeys and ben turkeys fetch low per pound rates, with young ducks and springa prices noted, alongside limited dairy terms such as full creams and limburger from New York suppliers.

York Ae Limburger

Heavy mixed prices and stock market drift with bonds

A cautious, thin trading day in New York shows weak underlying pressure with Atchison earnings cited for a downturn and a rumored $250,000,000 Rock Island refunding issue puzzling Wall Street. Bank gains and mixed bond movements accompany a listless session across major equities, with several declines and uneven price changes amid summer delays.

New York Atchison Rock Island Wall Street Pennsylvania Evansville & Terre Haute International Mercantile Marine Louisville & Nashville Lake Superior Com ~S St. Paul Union Pacific New York Central United States Steel Tracmm United States Denver & Rio Grand Denver R. G. Erie Erieist Hockingley Hocking Alley Lilinois Central Iowa Central Towa Central Kansas City South Aso K. C. Southern Manhattan L Metropolitan St.ry Missouri Pacific - Norfolk É Norfolk & Western Pittsburg Reading Central Express Companies Adams American United States Wells Fargo Car & Fou Pacenelys Am Smelthmatey Smelt Fenn American Ee Refining Anaconda Brooklyn Rapid Colorado Fuel & Iron Columbus & —— Coal Consolidated Gas General Mea International Paper International Paper International International Pump National Biscuits National North Americai Pacific Mail People’s Cas Pressed Steel Pullman Palace Republic Steel Rubber

Live Stock Markets Show Mixed Cattle Decline at Indianapolis

Union Stock Yards Indianapolis July 31 Cattle receipts about 1500 with subdued demand and lower prices on common to medium stock. Prime stock sold irregularly or lower. feeding cattle held steady with ample supply. Hogs in fair demand but prices edged down. sellers cautious. Sheep steady. Pack- ers active but overall market softens from yesterday’s levels. Representative sales note steers and feeders across weight ranges with declines seen in many categories.

Union Stockyards Indianapolis C&o Siege Roe Co South Omaha EPA Bing Yelena Ann Louisville East Liberty Cincinnati

Large Virginia suit over wartime settlement commissions

George Stone and Frank D Wynn as administrators sue the State of Virginia in Richmond Circuit Court seeking 172000 in commissions claimed for services in negotiating the final settlement of state United States war claims from 1822. The case follows a recent balance between state and federal accounts with a check for 5.50 from the federal government.

Richmond George Stone Bernard P. Green Frank D. Wynn John Parker Virginia United States Great Britain

Six sons injured in Oklahoma City fire. Kerr dies

In Oklahoma City last night six sons suffered injuries while fighting a blaze. A. W. Kerr of the Terry Kerr Dry Goods Company was fatally hurt. Four men and a woman were freed today after being charged with starting the blaze.

Oklahoma City G. T A. W. Kerr Terry- Kerr Dry Goods Company

Market cattle and hog prices across major U S cities

Kansas City reports cattle and hog receipts with mixed price signals for steers cattle and packers. New York and Chicago show firm to higher cattle values and steady hogs while St Louis notes slow cattle sales and varied sheep prices. Kentucky region notes prime steers and lambs with solid runs and mixed pricing patterns.

Kansas City Western Fed Texas NEW _ YORK Oye Chicago St. Louis

Grain and provisions weaken in Chicago trading

Weakness appeared in both grain and provisions at Chicago today with September wheat off, corn and oats down, and provisions 15 to 36 cents lower. Trading was moderate with early gains erased by reports of Northwest damage, then renewed weakness as selling pressure persisted.

Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Duluth Sige Vere

Grains and farm products price report with New York data

The article lists prices for oats rye white and other grains, lard, short ribs, and various dairy or seed products. It reports shipments receipts and prices across commodities, with New York market notes on flour, wheat, corn, oats, and hides. It notes fluctuating futures with overseas and Northwest crop news influencing activity.

Trade in General Market Notes July 31

Market report across several cities notes flour prices steady to lower, with red winter and white wheat trading near $3.04 to $3.60. Timothy seed firm, pork and lard weaker, oats mixed, and various grain receipts and shipments tallied. Kansas City, Louisville, Cincinnati, Duluth, Minneapolis, Liverpool, Toledo, and Baltimore prices listed for wheat corn oats and related commodities.

ST. Louis Wise WY Sitee Prairie Praira Kansas City Ous Sige EC Corptember Ange Coats Louisville Cincinna Duluth Porthern Sic Ae Northern Ber Ige Minneapolis Ieee Liverpool Ieee Nee Timothy Baltimore

Dairy and market reports from multiple cities July 31

The item compiles dairy, butter, eggs, cheese, and oil market notes from Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Boston, Oil City, Montpelier, Charleston, and New York for July 31. It notes quiet to steady butter, mixed egg activity, cheese stability, rosin and turpentine prices, and wool and cotton updates. Several cities report price levels, case counts, and regional conditions.

IMPIS Pennsylvania Chicago Kansas City Missouri Kansas K. ST. Louis Cincinnati Ohio Louieville Good Country Boston Saleen Fresh Berks Rad Oil City Nae Ie A.B. C.D Montpelier Petroleum Ana Charleston New York St, Louis Poe

Industrial Trade Improves Railways At Capacity

Bradstreet's notes weather and crop improvements lift general trade though staple prices remain uneven. Iron and steel demand weakens while a pool aims to hold prices. railways run at capacity amid congestion. International demand for breadstuffs improves. imports of iron and steel rise. Cotton market remains unsettled. raw wool price steady. Wheat and corn exports rise. railway earnings up. Trade faces a stable though cautious outlook amid high production and stocks.

New York Bradstreet Copleas Corn United States R. G. Dun & Co To-Morrow

Western coal trade shows August price rise in anthracite market

Chicago July 31 The Black Diamond reviews the Western coal trade noting stronger markets end July due to increased demand from steam users and dealers. August prices rise 10 cents per ton across anthracite, with retailers cautious about purchases before the new rates take effect.

Chicago The Black Diamond Morm Row West Ces

Bank Clearings This Week Rise 22.7 Percent Across Cities

Bradstreet compiled table shows total bank clearings at principal cities for the week ending July 30 amounting to 6,237,075 dollars. The report presents changes from the same week last year, with increases and decreases listed for each city. The data underscores broader growth in banking activity as business cycles fluctuate across regions.

New York Bradstreet

Autopsy Reveals Fever Cause in Sailor Almon Smith

New York coroner Hartung reports autopsy on Almon Smith of Brooklyn, late a sailor to Havana, finds fever as the cause, with a complicating non yellow fever condition. The incomplete records indicate the death occurred recently, details remain sparse.

New York Clan Hartung Brooklyn Almon Smith Havana

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