Live Stock Markets at Indianapolis and Across States
Cattle receipts at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards Aug 5 show 80 head with overall dull demand. best export steers scarce while natives and stockers move slowly. Hogs receipts 4,000 with prices easing. lambs and sheep mixed with limited demand. Other listed yards in Interstate, Chicago, Kansas City, Louisville and St Louis report steady to lower trends, with cattle and hogs varying by region and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Seattle
Texas
Mamonong
Weverees
Warman - Black - Chamberlain
Warman-Black-Chamberlain Company
Saas
Chicago
Helfery
T. Bells
Texas Fed
Oc Aeight
Kansas City
T. Louis
New York
Cables
East Buffalo
South Omaha
Texas Ts
Davy
HGS
Louisville
Aug
Jonehe
East Liberty
Aue
Downeen
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Depot Harbor
Winnipeg
East St. Louis
Coteau
Nashville
Chattanooga
Evansville
Milwaukee
Manitoba
Injunctions Tighten Grip on Chicago Grain Market
In Chicago on August 5 injunctions were granted by Judge Chytraus and others against three Board of Trade firms to block settlements in the July Oats deal. Waite Thoburn & Co. faces limits on margins and the Bank of Montreal is barred from distributing margins. A Waite & Thoburn suspension followed a Board vote. Thoburn says the action will not hinder the fight to prove corners legal. The cases head to a hearing tomorrow before Judge Chytraus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chytravs
Waite, Thoburn & Co
Grain Commission
Board of Trade
Warren
Bank of Montreal
Chytraus and Chetlain
Board of Trade Committee
Chytraus
Waite & Thoburn
Chicago Board of Trade
Benedictine Order Holds Triennial Session in Atchison
The Benedictine Order of the United States conducted its triennial meeting in Atchison on August 5, with sessions to continue to Thursday evening. The Jubilee celebration honors Right Reverend Innocent Wolf who marks twenty five years as abbot, drawing Benedictines from across the nation to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Benedictine Order of the
United States
Atchison
Innocent Wolf
Abbott
Benedictine Order
Markets Edge Through Dullness as Oil Dividend Cuts Spook
New York stock dealings show scarce action with only modest gains in high grade issues. A 5-dollar cut in Standard Oil dividends and a Reading voting trust dispute weigh on sentiment while London demand and bond strength provide contrast. Total par sales reach 1,375,000 with mixed results acrossRail, utility, and industrial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Manhattan Elevated Railway
Manhattan
American Express
United States Express
Missouri Pacific
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated
St. Louis & San Francisco
Central of Georgia Railway
London
Paris
Standard Oil
Reading Voting Trust
Kansas City
United States
Bae Atchison
Witty
Atchison
Tech
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian
Manhattan L
Mexican Central
Minneapolis & St Missouri Pacific
Missouri
New Jersey
Oon
St. Louis
W. W
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling & L.eb
Wisconsin Central
Adams
Wells-Fargo
Amalgamated Copper
Erat Am. Smelting
R. Am
General Electric
Hocking Coal
International Paper
International Power
Laclede Gas
Eeeeee National Biscuit
National Lead
North American
St. Louis & S. F
8. F. Ist
St Louis & SF
Union Rag & P. Co
Union Rat & P. Co
United States Leather
BEM
Rubber
Peat
U. & Rubber
Steel
U. & Steel
Western Union
Erie
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County Aug 5 1902
Instruments filed for record show numerous transfers across Indianapolis areas including McCarty’s West Side add Bruce Place add and Ayres additions. Notable parties include Nicholas McCarty Rose E Modrell Walter J Hubbard Mollie Ford George H Kortepeter Jesse J M Le Follette and Martin L Martindale with totals cited near 69000.96 dollars and various lot and block descriptions in Center Perry and Washington townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Nicholas McCarty
Rose E. Modrell
McCarty
12Th West Side
Arboray
McCarty St
John
Duncan
Walter J. Hubbard
Charles E. Hollingsworth
Mollie Ford
Bruce Place
Twenty-third St
Broad- Mit
Bruce Baker
Margaret Moore
Fletcher, Jr
Yandes St
Beaty
Napoleon
Lowa
Ringgold Av
Lowa St
George H. Kortepeter
Perry Township
Tuxedo Park
Gladstone Ay
Washington St
Edward Kettenbach
Kentucky Ay
Morris St
Joseph A. Creedon
Jesse J. M. le Follette
Center Township
Eitels
Pennsylvania St
Eistel
Washington Township
Ayres
South Meridianst
Carson St
Meridian St
Carrie M. Van _ Drinse
Alva J. Rosener
Warman
Belmont Av
Flack St
Hiram W. Miller
John Harcourt
E. J. Fisher
Trate
Ora B. Conner
Eae
Sample St
Hard- Conner
Agit Sahm
Elizabeth Halner
Oriental and Pollists
Mattle J. Burch
George
Waite
North
Indianapolia
Roadeau
Almette St
Burr & Miller's Sub
Eimean Parkes
Twenty-fourth St
James
Cluse
Jesse i Privett
Beecher St
Franklin ¥. Wright
Bert W
West Side
John Small
John Moore
Ulysses G. Dawson
Robert C. Light
Alexander C
Johanah Sullivan
Roacheau
Isabella St
Allen FE. Bennett
Washington
Clark
West Macy Y Hammond
Guardian
Robert Hanna
Squire Thompson
William H. Gless
Ruth St
New York
City of Indianapolis
Mayhew
Crane
Seema Ae Ae
Belt Railway preferred stocks and major bonds list
Market wire summary notes Belt Railway common stock and preferred issues, along with bonds from Laycock Mfg Co and other firms. Mentions Chicago Stocks, Granger Farwell & Co. wire service, and several preferred issues including American Can and National Biscuit. Notes 9 percent and 6 percent preferred rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiana
Ls Counties
R & Laycock Mfg. Co
Chicago
Granger Farwell & Co
National Biscuit
Global Money Markets Show Mixed Rates Across Cities
Indiana and New York money markets report varied rates for commercial paper and time loans. Sterling exchange firms, various clearings and balances recorded. New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and other cities show differing money levels. Treasury balance and gold reserve figures noted with available cash balance and gold holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
Chicago
New York Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cinncinnati
Washington
Treasury
London market dull as American securities slip into hold
Prices for American securities in the London market rose slightly on reopening but trading remained dull. Cable quotations had little effect as leaders adopted a waiting policy amid a cautious money outlook. Earnings, crops, and general business conditions remained favorable with no urge to sell holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
New York Stocks Mixed With Small Fractional Changes
In New York on Aug 5 there were fractional changes from yesterday's close in most cases. Room traders who followed the advance in New York Central caused some late reaction as the session ended. The market was mainly a scalping affair with some support on declines and ample stock for sale on modest advances. No clear signal for tomorrow's action emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger Farwell & Co
New York
New York Central
Grain Prices Decline as Wheat and Corn Slip
Chicago August 5 Grains fall with September wheat down to the season low while corn weakens on heavy selling despite falling receipts. Oats hold but near losses, provisions rise as hogs and pork tightens demand. Bradstreet shows world supply shifts and export demand. cash markets mixed with oil and feed demand influencing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ohio Valley
Bradstreet
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Lyailige
Sitge
Milwaukee
Wheat and flour market notes from New York trading
New York reports flour receipts 27 553 barrels exports 19 720. Winter patents and Minnesota grades quoted. Wheat receipts 110 878 bushels exports 172 989. Spot prices mixed with no clear trend. Corn and oats activity described with futures declines and unsettled tones. Lard price listed at 11.10 for Western markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
Brandywine
C. B
I. F
Buffalo
Duluth
Manitoba
Lsc
Geitene
Western
Trade in General Flour Prices and Grain Quotes Across Cities
Market bulletin notes quiet flour New Red Winter patents at 1247.50, eastern rates for corn meal and bran. wheat varied by grade with premiums for No 1 red and No 2. Louisville and Baltimore report mixed wheat and corn prices. Liverpool and Duluth markets show European and domestic price stability. Kansas City and Cincinnati list brisk activity on some grains while others weaken. overall weekly receipts detailed for flour, wheat, corn, oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
East Track
Ike
Ceetia
Bard
SiGie
Gillwloe
Iygésac
Cate
Astras
Hay Dull
Timothy
Hageing
Louisville
Baltimore
Igc
Kansas City
Toledo
Cincinnati
Liverpool
California
Duluth
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Butter and cheese prices across US markets Aug 5 1900s
Butter receipts large in New York with steady to weak cheese markets. Philadelphia and Chicago show steady butter and cheese, while New Orleans and Savannah report firm rosin and turpentine. Cotton markets in New York and Boston reflect light activity. multiple cities report varied dairy and wool prices with several regional shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State
New State
Pennsylvania
Bavannar
C. Rosin
A. B
Wilmington
OW City
Petroleum Dali
Montpelier
Lima
Ina
Charleston
New York Trade Update Signals Stable Cotton Prices
New York reports buyers arriving in numbers as trade shows see activity rise. Free hands business remains quiet on both domestic and export lines. In cotton goods prices are unchanged while silks and ribbons see fair demand and firm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Butchers Attack Beef Trust At National Meeting
Washington August 5 The National Retail Butchers and Meat Dealers Protective Association held a convention with about fifty delegates. The session focused on liberalizing meat tariffs and attacking the beef trust as President Wagner urged removal of tariffs on meat and food products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W National Retail Butchers and Meat Dealers’ Protective Association
Beef Trust
Wagner
Unclear Transit Schedule Fragment Near Georgia Meridian
Fragmentary OCR notes describe early morning travel with cars arriving and leaving at unspecified times between 4 and 8 am. Mentions Georgia region, Meridian streets, passenger items, and a first car at 6 am with incomplete wagon details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Meridian
Assenger Cans—Leavre Georgis VF
Waga
Franklin Kr Br Car Schedule On Pennsylvania Street
Passenger cars begin service on Pennsylvania and Ington streets at 6 a.m. First car leaves the origin and runs until the final car departs. Details indicate a local route schedule with stops near Georgia and Greanwand areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Andington Streets
Georgia
Ehitan
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Holliday & Co
G.H
Interstate Stockyards
Epran
the Central Trust Company
The
Marion Trust CO
S. A. Fletcher & CO
East Washington Street
Po- Neeman
Morey
Joan S.tarrington
Indianapolis Street Railway
Wiss
Citizens’ Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank Central Trust
Columbia National T Bank
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Security Trust Mpany Rr
Union Trust Company
W. Reagan
New Jer
Brice Company
Price Avenue
Stella Anderson
Lafayette Place
EB. Miller
Bell Street
Caruso
Chestnut
M. Putfits
Ruth Street
J. Marshall
Glenn Drive
A. S. Monroe
Capitol
Ings
Berlin
Treasury Statement
Lon
Don
Rio
Cordova
Jose
Cincinnati Ave
Ohio
Kansas
Boston
Aos
Michigan
Wisconsin
Texas and Territory
Walske
Oregon
Olla
Poulttry
Ile
Springs
St, Louis
Butchers Assail Meat Packers
Wwe
Indianapolis Street-Railway
Broad Ripple Traction
Helt R. KR
Columbia National
Clifford Arrick Orators
Atkins
Barry Saws
C. I. Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
Meridian Street
New
Brown
Meridian ST Grouno Pinen
Delly
Big Four
KK City Ticket Office
Arriva
Cleveland
Cleveland Express
Anderson
Union City
Fort Wayne Express
Borton Limited
Ds N
Bos
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor
Renton Harbor
Kenton Harbor
Elkhart
ST. Loudux
Chicaglin
Lafayette
Cincinnati Express
Accommoda
Lex
N. Vernon
Louieville
Frorla Line
Peoria
Bloomington
Peorin
Bleorot
HAM
Dayton Kay
City Ticket Office
W. Wash
Dayton
Detroit Express
Cincinnati Limited
Dayton Express
CHL
Ind
Louis RY
Chicago Express
Chicago Sestibule
Yonon
Lake Erie & Western BR. B
Detroit
Muncie
Lafayte
Mich
Decatur & Western
Decatur
Columbus
Loderith Columbees
Lawler
Richmond
Miqua
Colas
Vincennes
Madison
Martinsville
Vernon
Xenia
Pittsburg
Pal
Martinaville
Logansport
Chyrage
Martineville
Philadelphi
Louteville
Madison Borg
Ess
Spencer
Ieville
Northland Express
Martinshire
Vandalia
St. Louis Limited
Terre
Laion Thactivon Co. Or
Indiaas AS
West Maryland Street
Marion
Waine
Son
Ith
Elwood
Stan Lea
Weat
Maryland Tion
Indianapolis & Greenfield Raprid Transit Company
Greenwood
Franklin KR. BR. CO
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