Indianapolis hog market shows larger receipts and steady demand
Hogs receipts rose again at Union Stock Yards Indianapolis while demand remained strong. Trading opened brisk with packers offering fair terms and buyers confident price levels held near yesterday’s with adjustments for better quality. Cattle and sheep activity showed smaller cattle receipts, steady prices, and a robust but cautious demand across cows steers and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Indianapolis
Dec
Bae
Poe
Live Stock Markets Across Cities on December 11
Cattle and hogs traded with receipts near 20,000 hogs in many markets. Steers and cows showed mixed to steady to lower values, with western and native cattle varied by region. Lambs and sheep reported steady to higher in some markets, while calves and veals moved with overall market firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
Jes
Heiange Bas
Feunemnia
Deco Buffalo
Lagerey Pyr
Elfern
Choice
Seabee
Kansas City
Calver
H. Sheap
Pittsburg
Nuit
Nancy
ST. Louis
Leetos
Omaha
Cincinnati
Doe
Stockyard notes reflect mixed cattle hogs and sheep markets
The week’s first four days show lower receipts and prices across hogs and cattle versus last week and the prior year. Hogs sold around 4.00 with few higher, cattle and sheep receipts vary, stocker ranges 2.40 to 3.76, and the week totals show declines in hogs and cattle but increases in sheep. A venison dinner and large buyer crowds were noted at the yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wats
Aml Wales
United States Self Sustaining Nation
A historical reflection argues the United States remains financially secure with home gold reserves around 70 million and annual imports near 20 million. It contends gold or silver alone do not guarantee prosperity, stressing trade development and the US as a tradings nation likely to stay self-sustaining long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cortez
United States
Harmony Again Prevails as Rail Tariffs Are Reaffirmed
At the General Passenger Association meeting in Chicago this week officials reported routine business and 42 schedules. An East-bound committee report by Commissioner Donald accused several lines of violating interstate tariffs via fictitious ticketing and underpriced single fares. The group pledged to maintain regular tariffs while the Interstate Commerce Commission plans to probe switching allowances linked to rebates. Large manufacturers are alleged to use tap lines or switching roads to take through-rate portions per car, prompting possible enforcement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Passenger Association
Chicago
Donald
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grand Jury
Elkins
Panama Railroad Company
Chi
Ingalls
Big Four
Pullman Company
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Illinois Central
Cuba
Great Northern
Yerkes
Seattle
Succer Co
D. Dennison
West Shore
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Merchants’ Limited Express
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Louisville
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Atlanta
New Orleans
Omaha
H. T. Irwin
Pennsylvania Lines
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Continental Limited
Butler
New Haven
Fort Wayne
Huntington
Wabash
Vincennes
Central Car Company
Cairo
Witchita, Oklahoma & Indian Territory Company
Perry
O. T
Guthrie
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Fort Smith
Ark
Sinois Central
Wisconsin
Madison
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Green Bay
St. Paul
Duluth
Lake Erie & Western
Big
Bes Eas
Ready to Handle Passenger Traffic on Detroit Toledo Line
The Detroit and Toledo Short Line prepares for passenger traffic with track lifted and leveled, ballasted in crushed stone, and no curves. Freight service is active, new equipment and motive power ordered, and opening expected Jan 1 possibly affecting Vanderbilt line traffic between Toledo and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit & Toledo
Detroit
Toledo
Rail network shifts cut tonnage by Pere Marquette link
The Pere Marquette gains a shorter route from Sarnia to St Thomas and Buffalo via Courtright, trimming sixty miles. Promotions and moves ripple through Michigan and Indiana offices, with changes at Laporte Michigan City Howell and Petoskey divisions. Illinois Central reports large locomotive orders and pending deliveries, while Buffalo hosts a strategic rail rates meeting to standardize steel rail pricing across major centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Vanderbilt Lines
Pere Marquette
Michigan Central
St. Clair
Pere Peetioette
Ludington
Port Huron
Blenheim Junction
St. Thomas
Courtright
Sarnia
Buffalo
W. C. Cole
Laporte
Ind
Michigan City
W. T. Evans
Howell
Mich
Ans
J. A. Bush
J. G. Lawton
CG. J. Gallagher
Petoskey
D. E. McVean
Big Rapids & Muskegon
Grand Rapids
Erie
Cincinnati
Arthur E. Stillwell
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
Kansas City
City of
Mexico
Europe
Holland
England
France
Italy
Germany
Port Stillwell
Pacific Coast
Illinois Central
Mississippi River
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Lorain
Johnstown
Steelton
Chicago
Joliet
Good Gains in Cereals Concluded From Page Ten
Markets review Friday trading with mixed signals in butter eggs and cheese on the Chicago exchange. Wool markets in Boston show strength with high demand for fall fabrics while U S wool shipments and receipts comparisons point to active buying. Cotton trading in New Orleans and New York remains steady to firm as reports from St Louis and Charleston note general gains in farm commodities and related oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
York
Chicago
Dairies
Missouri
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Melbourne
Buenos Ayres
O. SL
Births in Vital Statistics December 11
Vital Statistics lists births with parent names and addresses. Notable entries include a girl born to Claude and Lidia Hetchtuche at 531 West Merrill Street, and a girl born to Benjamin and Tildie Bridges at 2416 Caroline Avenue. Other listings mention families on South Senate, Park Avenue, East Sixteenth Street, and related locales.
Marriage Licenses and Death Notices in Indianapolis Area
Marriage licenses list John Hoffner and Jessie Stone Bert Deputy and Julia R Hobson. Death notices include Mary Madelane Haag and Grace A Callahan with funeral details at Crown Hill. Local obituaries mention Mrs Catharine Plum and various funeral homes and undertakers serving Indianapolis. Monument and funeral services ads list Adams Krieger and other local houses with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffner
Jessie Stone
Bert
Julia R. Hobson
Nani Callahan
Grace A. Callahan
Frank B. Callahan
Martindale Avenue
Crown Hill
Plum
Catharine Plum
James F. Farley
North
Delaware Street
Washington, D. H
Ohio
Real estate transfers and building permits in Marion Indiana
Instruments filed for record show numerous lot transfers in West Park East and Newman Oaks areas, including Brown to Meyer and Rice to various grantees. Total listed transfer values include 430, 2,500, 4, 5,600, and other sums, plus two building permits for frame structures on West Twenty-seventh and Congress avenues with values of 1,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Soem Immerman
At Bee T. Meyer
Evan Effie Braton
John J. Roller
Arthur V. Brown
2D South Meridian St. Add
Brown
James McKernan
Harts
William Am Loy Rice
Newman Oak
William Rice
V. Brown
Charles D. Mei
Pecinnepstia
Cestreseees
Quebes Buanvavacs Stecesecsressess
Seavee
Montoe
Tp Et
Byram & Cornelius
Dall Et al
Aer Et al
Meagan Park
Rand
Thomas ‘Smith
John H. Dittman, Jr
Willis P. Maine
Elia P. Rawlette
Lincoln Park
Meaning of Selling Short and Oversold Market
A sanation of short selling explains that when stocks are sold by non-owners they must be borrowed for delivery. The borrower posts collateral, delivers to the buyer, and may be forced to rebuy at a loss if not repurchased promptly. Rising loan rates signal urgency and an oversold market, potentially leading to partial corners as traders rush to cover.
Certificates Issued to Chartie of Philip Smith Names List
A long list of certificate recipients is recorded including Frank Aries Cox Jacob Eppelsheimer William Lack James Howells James Shewmaker William Broadhurst Henry Laukman David Crone James Carnaga Hugh Richards Mathew Rhodes Richard Dorman Mary Ort Regie Manck Mead Seahoett Jacob N. Alfred Culbertson Leonard Acker John Meeker David Vanaman Columbus Emerson William Paull Henry Dick Charles Bucy Addison Johnson James Stokes Harmon Kakemeyer William Campbell Stephen Matlock William Braden Win High Norman Myers Fred Henshaw Daniel Overly Charles Pooch Mary Cranor Sarah Eaton Barbara Smith Sarah Fox minor of William Thomas M Huff Elizabeth Spear Malindatt Susan Flack Mary Beaver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Smith
Frankaries I. Cox
E. Murphy
Sears W. Powell
Jacob Eppelsheimer
Wiliam Lack
James Howells
James Shewmaker
William Broadhurst
Henry Laukman
David L. Crone
James A. Carnagaa
Hugh Mitdigg Richards
Labo
Eca
Mathew Yd
George W. Sparis
Rhodes
Richard T. Dorman
Mary A. Ort
Regie Manck Hy
Mead
Seahoett
Iacob N
Alfred Culbertson
Leonard E. Acker
John M. Meeker
David Vanaman
Columbus Emerson
Daniel Overly
Charles Pooch
Mary Cranor
Sarah J. Eaton
Barbara Smith
Sarah Fox
William Thomas
M. Huff
Elizabeth Spear
Malindatt
Susan M. Flack
Mary E. Beaver
Sunday Church Services In New York Parish
New York church led by Rev. Thomas J. Villers D D holds Bible school at 9 30 a m morning sermon by the pastor B Y P U at 6 30 p m evening service at 7 30 p m with music by the chorus choir Literature class Monday evening midweek prayer meeting Thursday travelers welcome to join services in the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas J. Villers
D. D
Bible School
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST_OF
Indianapolis
Il Lacum
North Street
Oposite Blind Asylum
Lombard
East Washington Street
Meridian-Street
Methodist-Episcopal Church
Stansfield
D. C
Hughes
de Pauw DatArens
Epworth
Motte's Bible
Ans For
Roberts Park
M. E
Delaware
Vermont
Albert Hurlstone
Gace
Epworth League
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
H. W. Kelloge
Epworth Kear
First Presbyterian Church
Delaware and
Sixteenth Streets
M. L. Haines
Aing
Second Presbyterian Church
Eyeo
D._ Odell
Hanford A. Jeason
Tabernacle Church
Meridian
Eleventh Streets
J. Cummin Smith
ALL Souls’ Church
Unitarian
North Alabama
Fifteenth Street
RE. E. Newbert
Local church notices and ads from The Journal
A compact page of church service listings for Indianapolis area, with times and venues for First Church of Christ Scientist Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal, Roberts Park M E, Central Avenue M E, First Presbyterian, Second Presbyterian, Tabernacle, Swedenborgian, All Souls Unitarian, plus a journal business directory including florists and financial ads and notices for stockholders and advertising rates.
Orange County Sealed Proposals for Road Construction 1904
The Orange County Indiana Board of Commissioners announces sealed bids for constructing roads in Paoli township and surrounding areas. Proposals due January 5, 1904. Bidders must include bonds and sufficient cash for twice the amount of the bid with auditor supplied blanks. Bid forms and details available from the county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Corners
Orange County
Indiana
Paoli Township
Fea
Leavenworth
Syria
Eastland Heth
Paoli
Newton Stewart
Nator
Oran County
Asatton
Public Sheriff Sale Notices from Marion County Indiana
Multiple sheriff sale notices from Marion County Indiana detail auctions of real estate tied to court decrees. Attorneys Harlan & Harlan and others announce bids on properties in various townships, with dates in January 1903 and December 1903, including parcels in East Ohio Street and Woodlawn additions, plus adjoining rents and profits to satisfy debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Emeline B. Ridenour
Marion
Elisabeth Tilbott
Recorder’s Office
Maid” Tlaston County
Idiana
Melatitn
Leander A. Gorac
Woodlawn
Indie Ie
Rowenrs
Hefron & Harrington
William Gabel
George Kessier
Diana
Petiel
Robert
Aanea
Go County
Harlan & Harlan
State of
John King
Emilie King
Marion Sousty
Emilie
Ens
Robert B. Keith
PP Iinter
William Harvey Coonse
Carr Addie Morrison
John W. Chambers
Irvington
Laws
Robert M
Marion Clarke
Seaeeee
Ema
Costa
County
James Johnson
Obio Street
Patley Anil Deren
Dee Terest
Sation
Jacoby
K. Elliott
Cyrus
Etten
EB Elliott
Chilety
Tin McCcurty
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. W. Tibbs
Central Lines
Dr. H. Gumm
Queen & Crescent
Oil City
Brig
Ilmington
North Li
South Lima
Charleston
Soc
Meerertone Sc
Gulf
Vital Statistics
Deatha
Mary Madelane Haag
Little Sisters of the Poor
Olga
Cecil Linton
Senate Avenue
Eto
Finley Avenue
Edward Strate
McLain Street
Ee Ae
A. Diener
Washington
Tel
M. A. Farrell
West
Washington St
New
Delaware St. Th
Planer ‘& Buchanan
N. N. Bt
Cgentenniba Automobile Wagon
Newlief, Adams & Krieger
N. Ill
Tutewiler & & Son
W. Market St. Tel
Johnson
Main St
Ciannati, O
Peeriess
Peerless Manufacturing Company
Stevenson
William B. Karstetter
Twenty-seventh Street
William Bryan
Congress Avenue
Bryan Street
Pensions For Veterans
Transvaal
Revumy
Thentoval
Baptist
Christian Scientists
Methodist
Presbyterian
Swedenborgian
Wee
Wang Ton
North Alabama Street
Florists
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass. Av
N. del
T. R. Bell
Ingalls Bldg
Peerless
Zs Pc
Frank Sawyer
Francotta
Ratles , CO
Richcreek
Delaware St
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Weil
Ben P Roeeing
Bank of Indiananelia
Oscar F. Frenzel
Tom
Mateachussus
Flosnou
Scott
Ainote
Walcott
Bright
C. x. Stewart
Joney
Rous
Earth
MPG
Yandes St. Fon
Tae Lass Hardware
Journal Ofce OO
Plano
North Meridian Stror
Journal
Harry Meyer & CO
EB Market St
Ware St
George W. Tegarden
John H. Weeks
Mary Strattan
G Gerr. Cadle
Gee Hogan Co
EL Ae Tie
Cromland, Mgr
Trensfer A
Corner St
Union Tracks
Terre Haute
Rairoad Company
Office of the Secretary
TERRE
Terre Maute
Falee
George E. Vasieionnce
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