Substituting peat from New Jersey lows for coal tests
Tests of turf peat from the West New York lowlands show peat burning readily after drying, with a ruddy glow and lasting fire comparable to bituminous coal. Ex-Councilman L Oufderheld and peat expert John Kelsey collected samples, noting widespread meadow deposits along Hudson Heights Street Railroad tracks within a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
L. Oufderheld
West New York
John Kelsey
West
Hudson Heights Street
Real estate transfers and market report in Mariet Indiana
Instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending 5 p.m. August 19, 2002 include Berkshire Life to John Tracy and Warren Loan. Matthew C to Michael Gleason. James Bymaster to Elmer Russell. Indiana Society for Favnes to Henry Wright. and Sheriff transfers in Fatout and Hubbard areas. Also captured are extensive cattle hogs sheep and horses market results from Union Stock Yards Indianapolis and related markets with prices, receipts, and representative sales across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Mariet County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
Lot Light
John F. Tracy
Warren R. Loan
Spann & Cos
Mt Woodlawn
Cor Fletcher Av
Sprucest
Joseph B. Holman
Charles Fill
E. T. Fletcher
Brooksite
Ta- Cota
Charles Fil
Lota
Brookside
Hnson
Barnum
Hubbard Et al
James T. Bymaster
Elmer C. Russell
Lot
Charles E. Reynolds & Co
Haughville
Iment Ay
Tenth St
Eerie
le Gunther
Louisa Schmain
Wright & Bowers
Rhodes
Capitol
Otty
Osgood
Meridian St
Ea Med St
Hannah F. UH
Barclay Rat- Het Etux
MW. RE
Decatur Township
Margaret Bruce
Eva M. McLoland
James A
Mareeret Bruce
Corren Sv
Perens
Vicensee Rood
Indianapolis Laws and Improvement Company
Aura M. Tyler
West Park
Ruth St
Cyto St
John J. Cooper
George H. Wampner
Pickens & Cooper
Alien St. Dear
Ferguson
Charles W. Kbanks
St. Chair's
Sixteenth St
Marion County
Samuel W. Mitea
Fatout
Pratt
Arthur V. Brown
Carl Muesslig
Indianapolis
Vietoria St
Railroadmen’s Fuilding and Saving Association
Edith E. Tortet
Ogle
Easel Park
Cor Michiear St
Tacomamus
Arthur W. Brown
America
Clements
Rosemont
Warmanav
Victoria
Indiana Society For Favines
Henry ‘Wright
Jameron
Westoo Shettela St
Morris
Joesph Rilue
Eaman Thomas’ & Reon Et al
iCor
Deresy
Thomas Ko Eastman
Joseph Rufus Fastmen
Weather and Crops General Summary by Dept. of Agriculture
Washington reports a week of cool wet weather east of the Mississippi hampering rapid crop maturing in northern areas. Corn remains promising in main states though slow to mature in cooler northern regions. Early corn in northern belt may be frost safe by Sept 10 to 15, with late crop by Oct 1. southern belt already maturing. Spring wheat harvest nearly finished in the Dakotas and in northern Minnesota but slowed in southern Minnesota due to showers. Iowa wheat in shock damaged by wet weather. Pacific coast harvesting interrupted but progressing. oats in shock noted in Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys. New England and Atlantic states see incomplete harvests in some northern localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Mississippi
Corn
Dakotas
Minnesota
Lowa
North
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Upper
New England
Atlantic States
Iglesias Arrested in Aguadilla Over Criticizing Insular Authorities
Santi ago Iglesias, president of the Federation of Workmen of Porto Rico, was arrested in Aguadilla for issuing a pamphlet attacking colonial authorities over the recent labor strike. He posted $50 bail and faces release pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Santiago Iglesias
Federation of Workmen of
Aguadilla
Eales Woepatos
W Assurance
Supreme Court of the Isan
Ee Eee
Special Stock Market Gains Amid Morgan Rumors and Buenos Aires Gold
Stocks rose beyond a half million shares with gains concentrated in select names as Morgan’s expected return spurred speculation on Louisville & Nashville and other Southern issues. A shipment of $60,000 in gold to Buenos Aires appeared to fund crop movement, while markets closed dull and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan
Louisville & Nashville
Illinois Central
Nashville
Chattanooga
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
Wisconsin Central
Buenos Ayres
Colorado
Central of Georgia
United States
T. Sad
Atchison
Baltimore
Pacific
Canauea Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alon
Chicago & Alton
Ubicago
Ind
Chicage
Bawtern
Chicago Great Western
G. W
Chicago U. W
Chicago Northwestern
Chicago Terminal
Manhattan
Metropolitan St.ry
Mexican Central
Mexican National
Minneapolis & St. L
Missouri Pacific
Issouri
New Jersey
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & W
Ontario & Western Pennsylvania Reading
Reading
St. Louis
St. Louis Southwestern
St Paul
St. Paul
Southern Pacific Southern Airway
T & Pacific
Toledo
Union Pacific
Wabash
Wheeling & la
Wheeling & L. EB
Scot Central
Central
Ta Bs Adams
Sues
American
Wells-Fargo
Amalgamated Copper
Car & Foundry
Car & F
Smelting & B
Smelting & RB
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Tobacco
General Electric
Hocking Coal
DO International Paper Lim Int
International Power Laclede Gae
National Biscuit National Lead
Pacific Coast Pacific Matt People's Gas
Pullman
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Trew
Union Rag & P_CO
Union BR. & PB. Co
United States Leather
Tr. S. Leather
United States Rubber
United States Stat. S& Steel
Western Union Org
United Tes
Wyeran States
Financial market roundup and currency notes across major cites
Indianapolis reporting commercial paper rates at 4 3/4 to 5 6 percent with clearings 1 542 203 83 and balances 210 338 33 New York call money at 3 4 percent firm and 74 asked, sterling exchange steady with demand 4 87 and sixty days 4 82 20 Posted rates 4 85 2 4 88. Markets in Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati with varying clearings and balances. London and Paris bond and currency quotes. silver prices in New York and London. treasury balances in Washington show available cash 204 900 748 and total 105 827 664.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Phis
Columbus
Ind
Washiayton
Vincennes
Louisville
Madison
Pittsburg
East
Spencer
Phil
Dayton
Xenia
Northland Express
Richmond
Martinsville
Gansport
Vandalia
Terre Heute
Terre Haute
Irregular Wheat and Firm Corn Move in New York Market
Louis figures show 83,000 bu at Lincoln and 61,000 bu at Chicago private elevators with declines at Depot Harbor and Manitoba storage points. In New York, flour receipts at 36,100 bris with weak spirits as offerings rise. wheat receipts 108,200 bu, spot No 2 red elevator 75 cents, No 1 northern Duluth 84% cents fob, No 1 hard Manitoba 84 1/2 cents f.o.b. After opening firm on rains and higher cables, wheat eased on liquidation, then rose on late buying and interior receipts. Oats 292,500 bu with spot weaker. lard firmer at 10.70, refined firmer, coffee Rio steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Texas
Wil
Warman-Biack-Chamberlain Company
Horton & Brown
Rushville
New York
Beeves
Cables
ST. Louis
East Buffalo
South Omaha
S. Louisville
East Liberty
Cincinnati
City
Cf. O. B
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Shorts
Uoru
Chicago
Cordova
Louis
Timothy
Pratrio
Louisville
Baltimore
Toledo
Tiic
TiMc
Kansas City
Diverse grain and commodity prices across Midwestern markets
Flour prices and grain values move in multiple cities including St Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Kansas City with No 2 red wheat around 0.64 0.69 and corn around 0.48 0.54 as oats soy and rye hold steady or rise. Pork lard and bacon prices edge higher while receipts and shipments detail weekly movement across flour wheat corn oats and dairy products in a broad market summary.
Oil and commodities price roundup across markets
Aggregated regional quotes show oil, rosin, turpentine, and crude petroleum steady or firm across Savannah Wilmington and Charleston with mixed metals and poultry prices in St Louis New York and Cincinnati. Cotton and wool markets also show firmness amid modest activity and receipts noted in Boston and New Orleans markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Oil City
Wilmington
Montpelier
Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Nervous day in grains with higher prices across cereals
Chicago grain pits opened uneasy as uneven grading and unsettled weather spurred early support. Traders cited light contract stocks and a fear of manipulation while seaboard exports and Northwestern demand pushed September wheat higher, with corn and oats following suit. hog markets rose as lard and pork prices gained amid strong cash demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
Manitoba
Northwest
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
September Park
Early 1902 Indiana Rail Time Card at Union Block
Time table effective May 23 1902 from West Maryland Street lists trains to Anderson Muncie Marton Alexandria with departures starting 4 15 a m and hourly to 9 15 p m plus two limited runs to Anderson and Muncie at 8 00 11 00 2 00 and 6 00 a m through day. Direct connections at Van for Elwood on 11 00 a m and 5 00 p m. Combination passenger and express car departs 5 15 a m and press car 9 20 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Union Traction Co
Anderson
Muncie
Munecle
Van
Elwood
West Maryland Street
Passenger and freight car schedules on Georgia Meridian streets
Indianap olis transit lists departure times for passenger cars from Georgia and Meridian streets with multiple runs and special trips to Greenwood and Mooresville. Freight and combination cars also publish morning, noon, and evening departures, including Sunday connections at Union Station. Delaine and other wool markets show firmer prices as of August in St Louis New York and Ohio Pennsylvania regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Meridian Streets
Eam
M. Preight
Moeridian
At & m
Meridian
Pennsylvania
Baton
Greenwood
Mooresville
Kentucky Avenue
Union
Indianapolis
Sete
Mantha
Ohio
Delaine
Michigan
Peake St, Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iron - Steel al Sy Hardware
W. J. Holliday & Co
Newton Todd
Fletcher Bank Building
Atlas Works
Union Trust
Indianapolis Gas
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Capital National Bank
Columbia National Bank
the Central Trust Company
the Marion Trust CO
E. Cor
Monument Price and Market St
Indianapolis Street
Delaware & Marton
Delaware & Marton Tei, Co
Retti
Indianapolis Fire Inn Co
Central and Union Trust Co
Clifford Arrick
Lombard Building
Jersey
Ottages
Coffey
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Cedar
East Washington
Grishin
East Twenty-second
Allard
Frame
Errtie
J. c. Desiharn
Tat College
Ty W. Meckignick
Freme, Villa Avenue
1906
Interstate Stockyards
Buenos Aires
American National Bank
Capital National Bank Central Trust Company
Columbia Na Bank
Indiana Trust Bid Company
Eepany
Mbny
Laycock Mfg. Co
Cobendavesteen
Granger Farwell & Co
Ings
London
Paris
Treasury Statement
Mon ET AY
Liverpool
California
AUKER
New State
Tate
Aus
Kansas
Lac
Springs
New Orleans
Oedinnty
Silas Geet
York
Ing Gulf
Wool
Ajtéc
Bradstreet
Canada
Rockies
Newport News
East St
A. Fletcher & CO
Safe Deposit Vautt
East Washington Street
Poe Sienna
Ant
Tarrington
Office of the
GlasCo Majestic
S—Sloper
P—Portor
Big Four City Ticket Ofice
Clevelan
Cleveland Express
Anderson Accommodation
Union City
Cleveland
Fort Wayne Express
Clev
New York Sud
Boston Timite
BS. Y
Bos
Knickerbor
Brenton
Renton Harbor Express
Elkhart Sccomm
Lous
1. Louis
St. Louie Southwestern
St. Louis Limited
Matt
St. Louis Express
Washington St
Doe
Tr Lene
Lafayette
White City
Opacia
Cincinnati Express
Cincinneti Express
Greensburg
N. Vernon
Peoria
Bloomington
Champaign
Springfield
CO Columbes
New
Tle
New Castle
Ham
Dayton RY
City Ticket Office
W. Wash
St. Cincinnat! Express
Cincinnat
Detroit Express
Cincinnati and
Dayton Express
St. Chigo
Chicago Fast Mall
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
Lake Erik & Wistern
Det and
Chiesgo Lim
Lafay’te and Mich Cy Speo
Decatur & Western
Decatur and
Tuscola
Decatur
Anderson, Muncie
Marton
Alexandria
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
Indianapolis, Gat
Manatingville Rapid Transit
O. Aa
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