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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1901

Page

3

Indianapolis Stockyards Cattle Prices Mixed on Declines and Demand

Union Stockyards in Indianapolis report cattle receipts at 1?80 with shipments 500 and hogs at a record high intake. Buyers pressed prices lower at open, but sellers held steady for prime cows and good steers while lightweights and less desirable cattle softened. Sheep and hog markets show mixed gains and declines with heavy hogs near yesterday’s top. Intermittent carload sales and strong competition among buyers marked the session.

Union Stockyards Indianapolis Kingan & Co Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co B. J. Smiley John Stock D. A. Hyman Ae Port James Dane Thorntown J. C. & I T. Davis Meals & Conners Lebanon Alonzo Young Crawfordsville

Hog and cattle markets coast to coast on Dec 3 report

Cattle and hog prices shift across markets from Kansas City to New York with heavy hogs at 5.70 to 6.15 and light hogs 5.25 to 5.50, cattle to 9.00, and sheep and lambs mixed. Receipts vary. market activity ranges from steady to lower with demand described as strong for some classes.

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Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana records

List of real estate instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana for 24 hours to Dec 3, 101 with buyers sellers and amounts. Entries include Christian Weiss to Talbot for Lots 1 and 9 Indianapolis near Alabama and Market, Watt Heaton to Henry Schuck for Crawford's sub part, Louisa Bein to Ella Bein, Emma Feier to Angelo Guerrieri, Isaac Norman to Guerrieri, Catherine McDonald to Katherine Kiso and others. Total transfers $23,925.00 with various lot descriptions and values.

Recorder’s Marion County Indiana Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street Christian G. Weiss Frank M. Talbot Infanapolis Alabama St Market M. Heaton Henry Schuck Crawford Holmes West End Holmes Ave Vermont St Heaton Louisa Bein Ella Bein Rs. Steerer Yandes Et al Me & St Liberty Emma Feier Angelo Guarrieri Isaac Norman Angelo Guerrieri BDOVE Catherine “McDonald Catherine Kiso Kappes & Nalter’s Meridian St Meridian Minnesota St Jas. Kingham Isaac.i Richie Goldsberry’s City of Indianapolis Massachusetts Ave Liberty St Inder Chamankere Parker Et al Oak Hill Parker Ave Glenn Drive Alice Finch Beaty’s Cornerey and Beechersts Applegate Harvey Harris T Fletcher M Carpenter Mt. Jackson Laura St Ieee Archibald A. Young Jos Lotti, Olliman Et al Belmont Belmont Ave Morris St Mat B. Bae L. Assn Catherine Stewart Lote Fistcher’s Fifteenth St Arsenal Ave Deennan & Pierce McCarty St Capitol Ave John J. Reilly Mary A. Gilmore Lovellree Lot Avondale Kenwood Ave New York Arbor Ave McCarty

Building Permits Reported for Mary Grady and Smock

A Roanoke area notice lists Mary J Grady born at 159% Harlan Street with $19, and C Smock with three frame houses at 630-630 Roanoke Street for $1, from Gen and Brooklyn Eagle. The text shifts to a charged opinion about defenders of the Chinaman, opposing unions and agitators, calling for restraint in insults while praising John’s behavior.

Mary J. Grady Harlan Street Roanoke Street Brooklyn Eagle Eee John

Market Movements Mix Amid President Message Influence

New York stock action stayed uneven all day with no clear trend. Gains followed the President's message as shorts covered into a midday rally but gains were limited by Amalgamated Copper weakness and higher call money. Bond activity was mixed as gold flows and retail withdrawals influenced tides of the market and interest rates remained above the 4 percent level for much of the session.

New York London Paris Berlin Sub-Treasury Pacific Coast United States

New Top Mark For Corn Oats Also At Record Price

Liberal profit taking after strength in wheat and corn pushed prices lower on December wheat and higher on May. Wheat opened steady or higher, then closed easy, while corn showed early weakness but finished firm. Provisions fell with large hog receipts. receipts for today and primary totals cited. Local and remote receipts noted with prices and futures activity summarized.

Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Duluth Seaboard Sippers New York Vite Potas Gt Myghec Saas Wye rGc Rio Cordova Stanuli

Financial Market Rates and Treasury Balance Report

Indianapolis commercial paper at 4 percent and 56 cent. New York call money firm at 34 5 per cent with sterling weak and bankers bills at 4.87, 4.87 for sight. Clearings across cities listed with balances. London and Berlin rates shown. Treasury balance available cash $167,591,206 with gold reserve $107,510,816.

Indianapolis New York Sterling Exchange HSS Chicago New York Exchange Lic Boston Philadelphia ST. Louis Lremium Baltimore Cincinnati London Berlin Paris Washington Treasury

Irregular trading marks New York stock market day

Irregularities dominated the market with Amalgamated Copper dragging prices to new lows while trading awaited the President's message. The message overall seemed favorable but failed to boost buying or commissions. Manhattan stayed firm and closed near day’s high as other stocks fell.

Meyer & Kiser Telegram New York Amalgamated Copper Manhattan

Market swings after anticipated presidential message

In New York the first hour showed irregular trading with no material change. A dull period followed as traders awaited the President's message. The rally came as shorts covered and copper stocks rose, but aggressive selling pushed many stocks lower, with slight recovery at the close and cautious optimism for tomorrow depending on the message and copper's direction.

Granger Farwell & Co New York Amalgamated Copper

Grain and feed prices and market notes from New York

A Dec 2 report lists prices for oats, rye, barley and wheat, with figures for various grades. It covers lard, flour, corn meal, and oats supplies, plus de tails on New York and Chicago markets, receipts, exports, and futures close.

Iver New York Bradstrests Canada Rockidés Europe Northwestern Manitoba Minne Portland Depot Harbor Newport News Chicago

Trade In General Prices Across Cities

Markets report mixed commodity prices from St Louis to Boston with flour and wheat firm or higher, corn steady, pork and lard lower, diverse regional quotes for bacon, hay, oats, and rice, and receipts tallied for grains and provisions across Louisville Baltimore Cincinnati Kansas City and other centers, indicating a cautious trading tone in December.

ST. Louis Timothy Louinville Baltimore Kansas City Veerpool California London Sis Cincinnati Stoledo Cash Milwauker

Mountain of Rail Lines and Connections Listed

A dense listing of railroad routes and accommodations across Indiana and neighboring states. Shows lines like Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex, Decatur and St Louis mail, Vincennes Express, Columbus Indiana routes, Louisville Madison, Dayton Xenia, Terre Haute connections, and the Vandalia Line. Indicates daily and Sunday services and various accommodations between cities, with emphasis on through lines and regional links.

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Interurban Time Card and Freight Market Notices

Station details for Union Traction Lines list 4:15 am and hourly trains from Maryford and Illinois streets to Anderson Muncie and Elwood with limited runs to Muncie Withews. Widespread commodity notes cover wool prices in Texas and California, crude oil and spirits markets in Wilmington and other cities, and assorted poultry and cotton market updates across New York Charleston and New Orleans with dates in December.

Union Traction Lines Union Block Maryland St Maryford Illinois Streets Anderson Muncie Alurion Elwood Way Jeave Munele Fle Anernon

Secrets of Gur Coffee Revealed in Fancy Blend

An American reader recalls a friend’s question about coffee and learns a mix of Arabian Mocha and Mandheling at half a cent per pound, then discovers Java labeled Mara costs only 15 cents per pound. The note highlights the desire for a strong morning cup to start the day and the pursuit of quality coffee at lower prices.

Victor Smith New York Java Mara

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