Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Hog receipts show a liberal market with steady prices as demand remains strong from local and outside buyers. Cattle receipts are up about 2,500 versus last week, with steers and heifers mostly steady and top cow prices around 4.25. Hog shipments total about 11,000 with overall market conditions favorable and improvements in some classes noted, while feeder stock moves slowly and shipping demand remains fair.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Dec
Mear
Iso & Fair Ir Shipping
Sem
Ry ‘Bheouint
Masieuntn
Fii
Interstate
Boston
United States
Ohio
Australia
Colorado
New Mexico
Boxton
Isl
ST. Louis
Livestock Prices Edge Higher Across Markets
Market reports from Indianapolis to Cincinnati show steady to higher prices for cattle hogs and lambs. Supply remains ample with strong demand from butchers and shippers, prices generally steady with occasional upticks. notable highs include sheep to 3.00 and lambs up to 5.15 in some regions.
Dull Stock Market Amid Weather and Bank Forecast
New York December 5 stock activity waned as stormy weather kept brokers away and room traders dominated. Early selling trimmed prices, then buying to cover kept values steady. Bank statement forecast shows nearly $7 million weekly cash loss, with currency moving interior and deposits at the subtreasury rising. Bond sales totaled $31.718 million, US bonds steady, while rail and industrial shares show mixed activity and broad dullness across listings.
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New York
South America
United States
Atchison
Sly aSh
Chicago & Aston
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Ind
G. W
Chicago & Northwestern
Chess
Zeenatee
Cage T
St. Lou
Colorado Southern Colorado S
Colorado S. 2d
Delaware & Hudso
Delaware, L. & W
Denver & Rio Grand
Denver & R. G
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois
Iowa Central
Kansas City
K. C
Lake Erie
Lake Erie & W
Louisville & Nashvill
Manhattan L
Metropolitan St.ry
Mexican National
Minneapolis & St
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania St. Louis
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Wheeling & la
Achata Ee
Wisconsin Co
Wisconsin Central
My Express Companies
Adams
American
United Stat Wells Fargo
Amalgamated Coer
American Car & Canary
Bn Am
Car & Foundry
Aeen
Smelting & Refining
Smelt & Refin
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron Consolidat AB
Continental Tobacco
General Electric Hocking
International Paper
International Paper International Power - Laclede Gas
National Biscuit National Lead
North American
Pacific Coast Pacific Mail
Ms Steel Pressed Steel
Republic Steel
Union Rag & P. Co
United States Leather
U. S
United States Rubber
T. S. Rubber
Tanea States Steel
Steel
Western Union
Aigea States
Atchison General
Ohio
Aeers
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Vnc
Chesapeake & Ohio
Burlington & Quincy
New
Valley
Louisville & Nashville
Mexican Central
Mexican Central First Inc
Inneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas
Remarkable State Street swallow case stirs Chicago Post
Roswell Field notes considerable scientific interest in a young woman who swallowed $3 in currency on State Street near Twelfth and is held to the grand jury. The writer suggests health authorities should handle the case, warning of germs and public risk. A second item humorously explains proper use of got versus acquired.
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Roswell Field
Chicago Post
State Street
Twelfth
Grand Jury
Annex
Loop
South State Street
Board of Health
Financial market snapshot across cities and world notes
Indianapolis and New York money markets report varying rates for commercial paper time loans and call money. Clearings and balances are listed for major hubs including Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati while London Paris and Berlin provide exchange and bullion notes.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange Firm
Chicago
New York Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Treasury Statement balances in the general fund note
Washington reports Friday treasury balances in the general fund excluding the 150 million gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balances and gold figures are listed by snows.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Live Stock Show Awards at International Exposition
Live Stock day at the International Live Stock Exposition featured first meetings of new boards of directors and final awards looming. Highlights include junior Shorthorn queen, Aberdeen Angus firsts, best carcass prize to Iowa Agricultural College, top stallions and lambs selling high, Shamrock the grand champion sold for 6 cents a pound, and Village Belle II taking senior champion female honors over Ruberta in a strong show of notable cattle and consignments.
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Chicago
Agricultural College
E. W. Bowen
Delphi
Ind
Aberdeen Angus Cattle
M. A. Judy
Williamsport
Blackbird
M. A. Judy & Son
Iowa Agricultural College
A. P. Grout
Winchester
Ray
Russell Conley
Marshall
Mich
Shamrock
Richard Weaver
New York City
Pittsburg Provision Company
C. Escher
Vatnala
W. R. Hanna
Col. G. M. Casey
A Wary Youngster in a New York Shop Tale
A New York shopkeeper praises a young worker for honesty and reliability. He asks Sam to recommend a boy of equal steadiness, but Sam refuses to vouch for any candidate. The exchange reveals concerns about trust and temptation in hiring young assistants.
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New York Times
Cac
Sam
Sresus
Jim
Quiet day on the Board of Trade amid dull wheat market
Chicago trade quiet as May wheat slid to 75 ¾ cents, corn and oats steady with light local activity. January pork futures rose, lard and ribs steady, receipts mixed. Reports from Minneapolis and Duluth noted higher wheat supplies, with trading led by cash demand and bearish Argentine news.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Duluth
Northwestern
Ao Rees
Cincinnati
Toledo
Sian
Slige
Timothy
Northern
Milwaukee
Flour Markets Mixed With Grain Weakness In Market
New York December 5 Flour receipts large and well sustained, buckwheat quiet, rye dull. Wheat receipts high, spot prices easy, options slow with bear pressure after 1 pm. Corn and oats mixed, weather improves exports light, market closes irregular with net losses. Lard and oils firm, sugar stable, general trade described as steady to uneven.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Sie
Continental
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County Indiana Dec 5 2002
Instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana show transfers including Clara Kiess to John W. Tomlinson Lot 8 Cooper & Pickens Northeast add Sheldon Street near Pike Street for 2000.00 and Charles Cross trustee to Lucy B. Brown Lot 1 Myers University add to Griffin meas-Savy with 1500.00. Several other parcels sold: Emma Reynolds to Francis Mann Lots 7 and 8 Masters add Harrison & Co. Illinois Street, Henry Temke to Albert Staats Lot 1 Summit Street near Bates Street for 1200.00. Transfers total 16 with late entries of 100.00 and a frame house sale to J. N. McLean at 30299 West Michigan Street for 500.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Clara Kiess
John W. Tomlinson
Cooper & Pickens
Sheldon St
Pike St
Alonzo
Coos Renthan
Warren Nahip
Charles Cross
Lucy B. Brown
Bik Z Myers
University
Warren Townsh
Neinaber
W. Cura
Pt Cor Railroad
Union Sts
Edward T. Bradford
Elizabeth A. Hulse
Chambers
James KR. Gullivan
Mary E. Clements
Pike Township
Emma RK
Reynolds
Francisman
Lots
Gate St
le Grande Au
Loti
Wissub
Crese'a
Henrietta F. Swope
I. Evite
Greenay
Charles L. Hutchinson
John Fornia
Pratt St
Tear Skth
Ecneereeeseesecsacesvenwnse
Robbins & Hubbard's Hill FP
Seedbury
Boyd Av
French A. Muzzy
Henrietta P
Pensions for Veterans Certificates Issued to Indiana Names
Certificates issued to Indiana veterans include James H. Cain of Baile, William Woltring of National Military to Marion, Thomas G. Carrick of Angela for the war with Spain, Joseph A. Maguire of Aurora, Charles F. Happ of Churubeco, Jacob L. Aller of Mishawaka, plus several others such as Samson J. North Milford, Frank H. Terre Haute, John W. Hockleston, Begnetta, and Elzina B. Begins, listing war with Spain ties and widows provisions.
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James H. Cain
Baile
William Woltring
Marion
Thomas G. Carrick
Angela
Spain
Joseph A. Maguire
Aurora
Charles F. Happ
Churubeco
Jacob L. Aller
Mishawaka
Relasue
Samson J. North
Milford
Frank H Terre Haute
John W
A . Hocklane
Begnetta
Ocs City
Elzina B
Gach
Commodities Mixed Across Markets In Early December Trade
St Louis reports firm flour prices for red winter patents and timothy seed, with mixed moves in wheat and corn futures. Baltimore grain markets show firmer corn and steady flour, while Louisville lists varied wheat and hay prices, and Liverpool notes spot wheat and bacon levels with muted pork products.
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ST. Louis
sSige
Baltimore
Dee
May
Louisville
Liverpool
California
Sts
Indianapolis transit timetables and intercity routes
Timetables for Greenfield Knightstown and Indiana lines show passenger and freight cars operating from early morning to late evening. Services run on Georgis Meridian and other streets with hourly branches from Union Depot to Shelbyville and beyond, plus Franklin and Martinsville routes. multiple stations and transfer points listed with first and last car times and ticket outlets.
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Greenfield
Knightstown
Ini
Iidian
Georgis
Meridian Streets
Georgia
Indianapolis, Shelbyville
Southe
Tern Traction
Union Depot
Shelbyville
Pomington
Meridian
Indianapolis
Huder’s Drug
Washington and Penn. Sts
Stubbine Hotel
Pennsylvania
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Banking House
A. M. Fletcher
Broadway
New York Stock Exchange
Acta
Federal Union
Hugh Dougherty
E. M. Johnson
LAW Building
Consumers’ Gas Trust
Newton Todd
Fletcher Bank
A. Fletcher & CO
Safe Deposit Vault
East
Washington Street
Moncey
Bonvis Dana
Daas Abstracts
Seaton
Fate Fair
Western Fed
Texas
Ifc
Lfle
Texas Fed
East Buffalo
Eceipin
South Omaha
Liberty
Louise
San Antonio & Aransas
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacfic
Union Pacific
Westy Wash
West Shore
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Sone Seq
Local Securities
Atlas Engine
Bank
Am. Cen
Life Ins
Aese Atlas Eng. W. Pref
Asee Belt R. R. Com
Ss Belt R. R
Nat
St. Ry
Laycock
Marion Trust
People’s Dep. Bank
Wese T. Co
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St. Tel
Del
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Gala Stor
Granger Farwell & Co
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United Box Board
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National Biscuit
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London
Paris
Exchange
Berlin
Treasury Statement
State
New State
York
Produce Exchange
Missouri
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Oil City
Avera Eee
Wilmington
Montpelier
Lima
South Lima
Springs
New Orleans
Ll Lée
Vic
Gulf
J. N. McLean
West Michigan Street
Pensions For Veterans
Baltiore, Cincinati
Barry
Miller Oil and Supply GaoSee
Teeewones Eee
Union Railway Stathem
the Sunday Journal
Traiis
City Ticket Office
Cleveland
Cleveland Express
Anderson
Fort Wayne Express
Chicago Kankakee
Lafayette
Fast Mail
Cincinnati Express
S. A
Greensburg
Ad N. Vernon
N. Vernon
Peoria
Moomington
Teoria
Bloomington
Champaign
Springfield
Columbus
Lynn Secommodal
CIN. Ham
Dayton RY
City
Wash St
Dayton
Detroit Express
Cincinnati Limited
Cincinnati and
Dayton Express
Springfield Divistos Jr
Desaiur
Springfield Express
Chicago Express
Tuscola Accomm
Decatur x
Lous & Ticket Ofice
Lake Erie & Wes
Chien
Detroit
Muncie
Lafay
Richmond
Piqua
Colum
Vincennes Express
Madison
Martinsville
North Vernon
Pittsburg
Logansport
Hira
New Y
Wastin
Smyton
Vincennes
Loutaville
Colombes
Pittsham
Spencer
Phil
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Xentacdmond
Vandall
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
Western Express
Bmngham Ace
Asences
Pointe West
Dauly
Sun
Union Traction CO. OF
Magnolia Block
Capitol
Kentucky Avenues
P. Im
Elwood
Expres
Kentucky Avenue
India
Kentucky
South Capitol Avenues
For
Aishable
Indianapolis & Eastern RY. CO
Greenfield Line
Frank
Lin Building
Franklin R. R. Co
Rapid Transit CO
Mooresville
A. Mn
Anil
Ulsom
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