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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1901

Page

7

Cattle and Sheep Market Report from Union Stockyards

Union Stockyards Indianapolis Aug 29 cattle receipts 70 shipments small week to date down about 1 40 from last week. Better class arrivals and firmer tone with best steers around 1.48 per 537 lbs. cows to 4 40. one export heifer 5 10. Sheep receipts 90 shipments 700 with steady market, lambs over 3 75, call market 6 25 top. Hog receipts 3,000 shipments 1,500 with active demand, hogs sold 3 9 to 4 75. Interstate Yards in Indianapolis Aug 29 cattle receipts 73 demand good for choice butcher cattle higher than yesterday. quotable ranges for export and butcher cattle and light calves.

Union Stockyards Indianapolis Nieevse Sergenerenes Interstate Chicago Evey Senes Texas Bees Texas Texas Bulls Kansas City New York Jeep Mar East Buffalo Cattie Otterings South Perr Louisville Cincinnati

Mixed livestock market report with scattered regional quotes

Cattle and hog prices vary across markets from Chicago to Louisville with receipts in thousands. Hogs show active demand and strong prices, while cattle with higher steer quotes and mixed stockers. sheep and lamb markets steady to strong with regional differences.

Real estate transfers reported in Marion County records

Instruments filed for record during Aug 29 1901 list transfers in Marion County Indiana. Names include Frank P. Martin to Geet A Wilson Amelia Hoover to Elizabeth Gross Margaret A Lanktree to Statehouse Building Association Herman C Holle to Geo W Coffin and to Herman Holle Anna M Jackson to Indiana Savings and Investment Co Curtis E Barnes to Josephine Miller Joseph N Frazee holding part of Sec 3 in Perry township and multiple parcels in Hare Porter Murphy and Minker additions plus sheriff sale of Augusta Cordes parcels. Total transfers 1,400.00 1,200.00 3,200.00 464.85 1,000.00 840.00 1,200.00 8,500.00 and other listed considerations. Mention of consolidation talks between Philadelphia Company and Pittsburg Consolidated Traction Company.

Recorder’s Marion County Indiana Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street Frank P. Martin Geet A. Wilson Chas. E. Reynolds & Co Haughville Belmontay Bwc Amelia Hoover Elizabeth Gross Fletcher Liberty St Miami Joseph J. Siddall Frances M Sorins Wayne Av St. Joseph St Margaret A. Lanktree Statehouse Building Association Bybee & Pratt West Side River Av Herman C. Holle Geo. W. Coffin Caven & Rockwood Easteen State Conrad Holle Herman ‘C Augusta Cordes Frederick Yeiser Remington St Downey St Martha J. McConnell Frances C. Bobbs Bates St Shelby Geo. H. Schakel Charles Red Peate Ee Warren Township Ccecse Esses Esse Cerere Roger A. Sprague John N. Frazee Perry Township Sessceers Edwin R. Phipps Francia S Hare & Porter Oriental St Joseph B. Phipps Hare & Porter's Ellen M. Gillett Ohio St Julia F. Hauelsen Chatard Soeesneneee Maria F. Ritzinger Geo. F. Kirkhoff Ohio and Oriental Sts Francis Maria F. Hare Ohio At Arsenal Av Laura F. Briges Nicholas McCarty 15Th Sts Hazard Ohio

Wall Street Quiet as Prices Hold Near Closing Levels

The market closed with little change as professional traders dominated activity. London buyers supported a narrow session while banks noted cash outflows and a weaker gold reserve. many issues saw mixed moves with American Smelting slipping on rumors and Standard Rope and Twine bonds dropping.

New York Stock Exchange London Sterling Exchange Bank of England Bank of France Chicago Philadelphia Express St. Louis San Francisco Canadian Pacific Missouri Pacific International Erie Baltimore & Ohio Central of Georgia United States Atchisons Atchison Canada Southern Chesapeake & O Chicago & Alton Ind Chicago & Eastern Chicago Great West G. W Chicago & Northwest Colorado S Delaware & Hudson Delaware, Lack. & W Denver & Rio Grande Denver & R. G Chicago Ter Met Mexican Central Mexican National M Minneapolis & St. L Missouri, K. & Tom Norfolk & West Wind Northern Pacific Ontario & Western St. L S. F St. Louis Southwestern St. Louis & W St. Paul Southern Pacific Southern Railway Texas & Pacific Toledo Oese Eee Union Pacific Wabash - Wisconsin Central Wisconsin Central Adams Seeas Rene Cene Amalgamated Copper American Car & F American Car & F Ft Continental T General Electric International Paper North American Pacific Coast Pacific Matt People’s Pullman Palace Republic Steel i Chicago T. & T CC. & BL Hocking Valley Tilinois Central Smelting & R Brooklyn Rapid Col. Fuel & Iron Sugar Tennessee Coal & Iron Colorado Southern Great U. & Rubber F. Ae Western Union

Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances

Indianapolis and New York money and exchange rates listed. Commercial paper from 4% to 5% with clearings totaling 1,115,004.46 and balances 108,975.23. Other cities report varied clearings and balances alongside exchange rates for London Paris Berlin and London gold, with a Treasury balance showing cash and gold reserves.

Indianapolis New York Stasas Mercia Boston Chicago Philadelphia Som Paya London Bank of England Paris Berlin Exchange

Grain market dull as wheat and corn fall at Chicago

Chicago markets opened weak with lack of outside support and muted demand. December wheat and corn fell, oats slipped, and provisions edged higher as traders awaited holidays. Reports showed light trading, with strong corn influence limiting gains and forecasts of exports and receipts for tomorrow.

New York Wheat and Corn Decline Sharply in Market Close

Wheat and corn futures closed lower after a day of volatility as receipts and exports shifted. Spot No 2 red wheat eased to 71 cents fob afloat, with further declines in September and December contracts. Barley and rye flour markets showed limited strength while oats remained steady.

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Trade in General Quotations at Various Cities

Flour quiet and easier with red winter at 3.41 to 3.55 per barrel, corn meal lower, timothy seed scarce, pork firm, lard higher, bacon firm, dry salt meats strong, whisky steady, hemp twine and bagging noted. Receipts and shipments listed for Flour, Wheat, Corn, Oats and more across St Louis, Baltimore, Cincinnati and other markets.

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Big Four by Ticket Office and City Ticket Office Listing

A dense listing of railroad lines, connections, and accommodations across Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Logansport, and nearby cities. Includes prices for various express and accommodation options, routes to Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Louisville, and New York, plus division notes and receipts. Mentions specific stations, speeds, and tickets for several midwestern routes with references to Norfolk and Indiana lines and multiple connecting services.

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Market notes and pesters in cotton goods and metals

New York reports steady cotton goods demand with firm bleached cottons and scarce print cloths though prices hold. St Louis notes wool quiet with mixed price moves. lead shows slight declines and dull activity. Indiana veterans pensions list several beneficiaries with varying monthly amounts in the National Military Home and related funds.

New York

Detectives to Guard the Czar at Copenhagen Visit

Russian detectives arrive as Copenhagen prepares for the Czar’s visit. Authorities keep details secret amid heightened security. A Liberal demonstration honoring King Christian is planned for Sunday with delegations from all regions. The King will open the Rigedag in October.

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Parade of Colored Pythians in Chicago Leads State Leaders

Aug 2 Chicago parade by supreme subordinate branches of the Feiss Rank of Knights with Major General Robert A. and staff leading the march through major avenues. Dense, uniformed columns impressed crowds with precise maneuvers. A motion and prize drill for a loving cup was staged at the Coliseum tonight.

Chicago Feiss Knights of Robert. A. City

Arrival of the Rev Hugh Black in New York

The Rev Hugh Black, noted Presbyterian minister from Edinburgh, arrived aboard the Germanic from Europe at New York invited by Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Several city churches plan to send representatives to discuss a possible call to one church amid ongoing arrangements. In Ohio, Ohio Wesleyan University trustees announced Dr J W Bashford will continue as president after the trustees met, with no salary details disclosed.

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