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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1903

Page

10

Flour market stays firm as millers seek stock

Local wholesale trade remains firm with millers and mills hunting for flour stock. Wholesale grocers report excellent trade and oil dealers hold quotations. Coffee firmer on Brazil weather. new crop coffees poor in style. Sugars unchanged but firm. Fruits for canning selling well. grapes scarce. Potatoes and green apples in ample supply. bananas tight but firm. Poultry prices mixed. butter arrivals up. seed markets active. overall markets show limited features beyond firm behavior and demand signals.

Brazil Nenteen Indiana

Market receipts slip as cereals demand rises取

Receipts yesterday were lighter than recent days while demand for all cereals grows. The secretary of the Board of Trade notes firmer prices for No 1 red and white wheat, No 2 milling quality, and No 3 red trace, with stronger freight terms for milling.

the Board of Trade

Wagon Market and Grain Prices Decline Across Offerings

Market notes report yesterday’s wagon offerings were not as large as Wednesday yet enough to push prices lower than the prior day. Corn sold at 80 to 82 cents per bushel. oats, timothy hay, and mixed bids shown with new and old grades listed, while merchantable and unmerchantable lots adjusted as buyers weighed options.

Prices paid by shippers and brokers at the markets

Prices paid by local dealers for poultry and cheese, hides and tobacco products, and a long list of wholesale commodities. Includes turkeys, geese, ducks, various cheeses, wax, nuts, alcohol, drugs, fabrics, dyes, seeds, coal, and produce with unit prices and quality notes. Also reports broker activity at the races and stock market movements with price shifts and money market conditions.

Wisconsin New York

Live Stock Markets Across Major U.S. Cities Aug. 20

Cattle receipts in Kansas City reach 6,000 with natives and Texans bidding higher. export beef and stockers strong, calves and cows varied by region. Chicago and St Louis show steady to strong demand for steers and cows, with hogs mixed but higher in New York and Indianapolis noting stock movement and price shifts. Damaged or partial text limits broader synthesis, but regional trends indicate firm to rising values for prime cattle and varied hog and sheep activity nationwide.

Kansas City Texas Chicago ST. Louis Iatan New York East Liberty East Buffalo Union Stockyards Indianapolis Omaha Lambz Cincinnati

Financial markets report with international currency rates

Swift & Co. 2-5 cens United Box Board pld. MONETARY. Indianapolis reports commercial paper rates and bank clearings. New York call money and time money details plus sterling, Paris and Berlin exchange. bar silver prices noted in New York and London.

Swift & Co Cens United Box Board Indianapolis New York Time Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Firm

Treasury balances show available cash and gold reserve

Washington reports the general fund cash balance excluding the 150 million dollar gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance stands at 231,801,578 dollars with gold item indicated separately.

Washington Treasury

Private Wire Advices Market Rally After Morning Dip

Port er field Co telegram notes further morning selling with 1 2 point declines. Markets firmed at noon and closed higher with most issues regaining losses. Eric slid to 27% then rallied to close $2 a share higher. B and O coalers led gains. Atchison and St Paul resilient in rails. London buyers return, war scare fading. Bank statement expected favorable. U S treasury gold payments to Australia and Klondike expected to bolster banks.

New York Ane Rock Island Amalgamated St. Paul Wall Street Standard Oil Congress Stock Exchange Atchison United States Porterfield & Co Eric London

Market opens weak then gains as big players push prices up

In New York on August 20, large interests supported stocks after a weak start. Prices stiffened as buying remained strong from top-quality sectors, dampening bear activity while short covering abated. Profit taking reduced, and public buying grew, signaling potential irregular moves with an overall upward bias for the near term.

A. R. Thompson & Co New York Bears

Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records Aug 20 198

Real estate transfer notices list numerous instrument filings in the Marion County recorder's office for the 24 hours ending 5 p m on August 20 198. Entries include conveyances between named buyers and sellers such as William C Van Arsdel to Louis Ludwig and Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company to Charles W Sheets, with lots described by subdivision names and sections and total transfers totaling 730.00 in listed considerations and a range of amounts from 1.00 to 4 300.00.

Instruments Recorder’s Marion County Indiana William C. van Arsdel Louis Ludwig Edgewater Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Comny Charles W. Sheets Roset William Dawson Thomas J. Griffin Silas B. Mathews Ephraim Arnold Secaucus Tins Uiksaar Henry T. Fulmer Margaret G. Walpole Margaret G. Walpole Et al., Pt of Lot 2, Bik Caven & Rockwood East Woodlawn Frederick W. Wright John W. Vail Atkins & Fekiors University Pico Agg Chauncey H. Clark Willliam Neuville F. L. Harrison Wright Americus Fish W. Warrenburg Hubbard, Martindale & McCarty Sylvanus Hollingsworth Robert C. Craig William M. Jones W. BE. Cress Newman Oaks Park Nancy J. Vice Samuel J. Hays Kappes & Naltner Morris Bundy Christian i Knger Bateson Mary E. Clements Shoemaker & Ee Robert I. Whythian Charles Hummel Sutford Place Ellen Brock Philip Brocnee Bilis & Co Rrview Woodruff Bohrmi Lot Hebee Scheele East Michigan-st Blake's Grove Della B. McLeeland

Wrecking of the News Court Bid Injunction Sought

Edward M. Shepard, counsel for William Brown, owner of 14 shares in Daily News Corp, petitioned the New York Supreme Court today for an injunction to stop the newspaper’s planned auction sale scheduled for tomorrow. He argued the Daily News had long shown profits and reserves, claiming $90,000 in treasury vanished while the paper now owes $26,000, while Rushmore for Munsey urged against enjoining the sale.

New York Edward M. Shepard William Brown Daily News Corporation Supreme Court Justice Today Daily News Shepard Munsey Rushmore

Bears in High Favor Weakness Again Prevailed in Chicago Wheat Pit

Bears held sway in Chicago wheat trading as September closed lower and corn and oats moved mixed. Favorable Northwest weather and light demand kept prices down with bears aided by large primary receipts. later buying steadied the session with September wheat down and provisions firm on lighter selling pressure.

Chicago Siygslige Minnezapolis Duluth Sane

Wheat Options Decline In New York Trading

Wheat options fell sharply amid weak export demand and ample spring wheat supplies as bears drive prices lower. Spot wheat prices eased with No 2 red at 44 cents elevator and futures closing down across the board.

New York Duluth Manitoba West Room

Trade In General Quotations From St Louis and Kansas City

Trade in general notes cash prices for flour wheat corn and oats across St Louis and Kansas City markets. Prices show steady flour and hay, mixed grain values, and varying futures quotes with harvest supplies listed alongside regional delivery terms and vessel counts. Major items include No 2 red wheat cash price and multiple corn and oat figures with implied rail and elevator trades.

ST. Louis Timothy Corm Mays Ames Kansas City

The Perfect Gas Range and New Vulcan Water Heater

The ad touts The Perfect Gas Range as economical and the New Vulcan Water Heater as efficient durable. It invites readers to inspect various household gas devices on display.

Vulcan

Your Summer Vacation Journal Ad Option

An ad offers mail delivery of a Journal during a summer trip. It advises ordering before departure and notes that the address can be changed as often as needed to keep in touch with home.

Cattle and Dairy Prices Across Cities Highlight July Market

The report surveys varied prices from Minneapolis to Louisville including cattle prime shipping at rates up to 4.75 and hogs, lambs, butter and eggs trading across Baltimore New York Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis. It notes steady to firm markets with rice of cattle staples and grain futures slipping in places.

Minneapolis Northern Louisville Aoalio Hoge Anne and Lambs Oo Edo Stige Casis Itimothy Alsike Milwaukke Sagete Baltimore Atatat Meng

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