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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1903
Page
10
Livestock prices slip as cattle receipts rise slightly this week at Union Stockyards Indianapolis with limited demand across grades. Western range cattle supply keeps pressure on native stock while fat cows and steers hold steady. quotes show varied results and a notable gap between good stock and common grades.
The market shows ongoing strength as demand from outside sources remains robust and buyers outpace packers. Light-weight hogs lead most gains with prices rising from early week dips. heavy hogs and lambs show notable, though smaller, advances culminating in near week’s high values. Cattle and sheep receipts vary by region with steady to higher prices for select meats and continued expectations of tighter near-term supplies.
The article warns newcomers to plan for ample stair and bathroom space, noting stairs need room for easy use and bathrooms should accommodate all family members. It favors simple, durable fixtures, enamel baths, and efficient heating with margin for low pressure and extreme temperatures.
New York on August 22 saw a nearly idle stock market as many members attended yacht races and end of week holidays. U S Realty preferred drifted on dividend rumors while Minneapolis & Saint Paul and Sault Ste Marie edged up on first dividend news then fell back. Demand for cotton imports signaled an adverse factor in the exchange market amid a broad pullback after earlier gains.
Recap notes that coalers and grangers led activity this week with Erie issues, especially the common, strong and rising. Bank statement seen as fair with loan items indicating investments, while professionals sold modestly and interest focused on the international boat race. Anticipated upward trend suggests a bull market with brief recessions.
Albert R. Thompson and Company notes show activity in American Can stock, with monetary movements highlighted. The report highlights price shifts and trading interest in the Can manufacturing group.
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 46 percent with time loans around 5 6 percent, clearings $890,117.91 and balance $120,462.76. New York shows call money nominal and time money steady with 60 90 and 180 day rates, Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills near 4 85 to 4 96 for demand and 4 83 to 4 53 for sixty day bills.
Paris three per cent rentes at 97f 52thc for account. Exchange on London 25f 15%c for checks. Berlin discount rates three percent for short bills and three months bills. New York bar silver at 43 44c, siege and Mexican dollars. London bar silver steady at 23d per ounce.
Treasury release shows Saturday totals for the general fund cash position, excluding a $50,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance is reported alongside the gold reserve figures as part of the treasury balances.
New York reports imports of specie totaling 15 in gold and 8 661 in silver for the week. Supports of specie amounted to 11 060 in gold and 51 in silver. Imports of dry goods and merchandise reached 12 152 058.
Private wire advices from Porterfield & Co.'s Telegram report New York on August 2% noting the week closes with some recessions yet small declines amid persistent bear pressure on various pretexts.
Absolute stagnation ruled the New York stock market as yacht races drew away activity. Floor attendance was sparse and dealings nominal with prices generally slipping. Only a few issues showed declines from yesterday. Traders expressed disappointment at the bank statement.
Interest in the yacht race dominated the New York market with floor traders and many brokers absent from the exchange. Commission houses reported little business as the bank statement came in worse than expected, though its immediate market impact was limited.
The Financier notes a sharp rise of 9.6 million in loans by New York associated banks amid stock purchases and speculation. Deposits grew 10.4 million but the statement does not balance, with a 5.7 million gap between official and estimated figures and a 1.4 million unexplained cash discrepancy.
The Philadelphia Record notes that almost every rider attempting the loop the loop on a bicycle suffers severe injuries or death. A few professionals managed the feat briefly, but accidents remain sensational. New York City police commissioner General Green halted the stunt performances at Coney Island. Public entertainments so that Christmas time is not shocked by such bullfights.
Chicago reports a quiet grain pit with wheat weak under favorable weather. September wheat, corn, and oats all slide from early gains, while provisions stay steady to higher. Receipts at Minneapolis, Duluth, and local yards influence sentiment. bull selling mitigates gains and broad liquidation presses prices down.
Wheat and flour receipts dominate trading with No 2 red futures and a dull market. Prices quoted across cereals show steady to weak tones, with rye, corn meal, oats, and sugars varying by grade and location, while animal products and oils hold firm.
Trade in general with quotations from St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and beyond. Flour markets show steady tone with red winter prices noted. some regions report slight shifts as supply and demand balance.
New York reports various commodity prices with petrol and rosin steady or mixed, spirits of carpet and petroleum noted, London auctions showing varied bale imports, St Louis wool grades steady, wool market quiet, and metal markets firm led by tin and spelter with no new notable features today.
New York traders report dry goods quiet with demand for immediate delivery and little interest for future purchases. Cotton futures show steady to firm prices with August around 12.50 and later months near 9.0 to 10.0 for various grades. New Orleans reports modest sales and mixed receipts, stocks, and prices in the same period.
Advice to home buyers from an architect on floor plan choices. Focus on sun exposure wind and compass directions to optimize light, air, and heating. Prioritize living room sunlight in winter, dining morning sun, and kitchen shade in summer. Simpler roofs reduce trouble and stairs should be modest for a cozier feel.
In a New York Times classroom story a student struggling with painting and money learns from Mr Chare that perspective changes with distance. The tale shows the boy’s doubt as the teacher revisits fundamentals to clarify how size and distance relate in art.
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