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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1902
Page
10
The Indiana Trust Company executes trusts for married women and manages estates. It handles deeds of trusts and mortgages for individuals or corporations, acts as agent for securities and transfers, buys and sells securities for conservative trust funds, collects rents and manages real estate, serves as custodian of wills, and accepts escrow papers while offering free consultations on trust affairs.
The Indiana Trust Building at Col Washington Street and Virginia Avenues will close on Saturday afternoons. The notice indicates altered hours affecting patron access and business operations during weekend afternoons.
Stock offerings disclosed with a .5 percent bond yield appear to outline a security sale. Details remain sparse on issuer, maturity, and terms. Further information from the source is needed to confirm entities and conditions.
A compact report notes the involvement of local banks and leading bankers in a broad financial ledger. It highlights corporate ties, individual figures, and the role of financial institutions in regional commerce.
Mrs Cintre Chenau drenched her husband with vitriol and burned him severely after learning he planned to leave the city without paying alimony. He suffered severe facial burns and possible lifelong injury. authorities detained her. She warned she would reveal a past crime in France if he recovered.
A list of issued certificates names numerous individuals across Indiana towns including Indianapolis Vincennes Evansville Terre Haute Lebanon Wakefield Franklin Bloomfield Wabash Memphis Ebena caer and others with amounts from $3 to $614. The fragmentary record includes spellings of names such as Mathew Johnson Rebeus Samuet Foster and Jacob Lehr plus minor relatives.
New York stock activity broadened and strengthened as Morgan’s return spurred hopes of resuming stalled projects. Market tone remained uneven with gains met by rapid selling. call loans eased to 4 percent while time loans also bought easier, reflecting liquidity and trader optimism amid context of pension payments and federal revenue data.
Financial rates and balances across cities including New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and London. Details cover call money sterling exchange clearings and balances with figures for each market and treasury cash balance totals. New York and London rates appear alongside silver and treasury data.
Private wire reports a buoyant New York market with London price guidance. J. P. Morgan's return boosts sentiment while call loans ease. Industrials gain with United States Steel and Pressed Steel Car among movers. C F L fluctuates from 80% to 84% amid control fight. overall tone remains firm despite late recessions.
New York August 20 There was some recession at the close from profit taking and reports of incoming outside money. Syndicates supported prices well and are expected to keep activity if surface signs hold. Little concern over low bank reserves or loan growth. Commission business improved mainly from professional sources. Unless something changes, prices likely higher tomorrow.
Union Stockyards Indianapolis August 2 reports cattle receipts 750 with shipments 250. Top cattle prices reached 6.50 for natives and 6.39 for Westerns, with heifers around 5.75 and cows up to 1.75. Hog activity strong, lambs down 25 cents. overall market uncertain with prospects of a price break influenced by scarce top-quality lots and shifting demand.
Market activity shows mixed strength with hogs selling mostly 6.80 to 6.90 and some higher spots, cattle prices firm to higher, and sheep and lambs weak to steady. Interstate yard sales and regional quotes reflect varied demand, with feeding stock and heifers trending unevenly, plus futures and cash markets buoyed by weather and supply concerns.
New York August 2 market report shows flour receipts 22 294 bris, exports 6 588 bris, sales 11 5 packages. Wheat and corn futures advance as a September scare shorts out, with futures closing higher on light receipts and bull factors. Prices for No 2 red wheat around 76 77 cents, September corn about 48 50 cents, oats mixed, lard and sugars firm, coffee steady, cotton seeds dull.
They list instruments recorded for 24 hours ending Aug 20 1902 in Marion County Indiana. Purchases include Bernard Kaufman to Jacob B Kaufman 1500 1500 4700 and other transfers with Lot numbers on Delaware Street Brookside Park Place and North Ten Mile sections. The total transfers and considération are shown along with property repairs and improvements by various individuals and firms.
Aug 2. Markets show flour steady to dull in parts with No. 2 red and white wheat firmer. Prices span new red winter patents 3.10 to 3.20, timothy seed 94.5, corn meal 2.90, rye 4c, pork 16.27 to 16.67, lard 10.90, bacon 11.46 to 14.24, whisky 1.31, iron ties and twine noted. receipts list wheat 322,000 bu and corn 38,000 bu among others. Baltimore reports flour dull and wheat firmer. No. 2 red prices around 6.44 to 6.54 for futures and cash.
Union Traction Company of Indiana releases a time table effective May 23 1902. The schedule lists stops at Union Block station and outlines departures and arrivals for the line.
Transit company passenger cars depart Georgia and Meridian streets with morning first car at am and last car at 1 9am. Freight cars arrive at 8 am and depart 9 am with another window 7 0 and 8:06 am. Combination lines run from am 3a mm 2 moon 1 pm 8pm 8 hm. Indianapolis Oak enwood Franklin RR also lists car movements and transfer patterns between Pennsylvania and baton steel vee car routes and Georgia Meridian streets for service windows including 9 am and 2 29 pm.
Disconnected OCR fragment reports Indianapolis Martinsville Rapid Transit Co trains leaving Kentucky Avenue amid unclear times around 6:68 am and 6:29 pm with connections to Moorvesville and Union Station, plus Sunday rail excursions. The legible portions indicate timetable notes but are damaged and partially illegible.
The Logan County Bank of Russellville was moved to the Fidelity Trust and Safety vault in Louisville today. Ex congressman John W Caldwell is president and his son H B Caldwell is cashier. The bank, one of the oldest here, failed sparking a sensation. Depositors are to be paid in full.
COLON Colombia Aug 2 Heszekiah A Guderr United States consul general at nama sailed for New York yesterday on leave of absence aboard the steamer Advance.
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