Cattle Market Sluggish at Union Stockyards Indianapolis
Cattle receipts total 960 with 300 shipments as of December 12. Market weaker than last week and year, with variety and quality similar to recent days. Prices generally 10 to 20 cents lower than yesterday. fat steers 25 to 60 cents lower than a week ago. Choice steers around $5.70 per 100 pounds, heifers up to $4.50, cows to $5. Quotations list ranges for good to common lots. stockers scarce and demand light. Hog receipts 7,400 with 1,000 shipments. five day totals show sharp declines from last week and year.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Ian Ali
Zew
Enthasia
Interstate
New York
Etxra
Canada Les
Chicago
Texas Fed
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
ST. Louis
Homaha
East
Buffalo
Louisville
Wissen
East Liberty
Cincinnati
Live Hog and Lamb Market Report Notes Mixed Pricing
Hog prices eased with light weights around 6.00 to 6.40 while heavy hogs held a premium. Sheep and lamb receipts remained light with buyers steady, lambs selling up to 5.10 and ewes and yearlings trading around 4.00 to 5.75 amid limited Saturday demand.
Certificates Issued To Indianians Names Listed
Certificates issued to individuals including Abraham Kintner of South Bend and John E. Smith of Walkerton with dollar amounts shown. Other names appear with unclear spellings such as Jefereen Hunter Culver Cavanan Harryman Stiver and Kendallville, suggesting several recipients and locations in Indiana.
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Jefereen Hunter
Culver
Increase
Relesue
Abraham Kintner
South Bend
Cavanan Harryman
Stiver
John E. Smith
Walkerton
EU Toe
Bee Teed
A . Milian
John Ee
Irvine
John Jenn
Eley
Kendallville
Stocks Rally After Sharp Losses On Exchange
A sharp late session rally transformed the day on the New York Stock Exchange from declines to net gains as money market relief and strong buying supported prices. Leaders Evansville and Terre Haute and Great Northern posted notable gains while concerns over liquidity eased. Bond prices were steady. $4.49 million in par value of shares traded and U S bonds unchanged.
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New York
Stock Exchange
New York & Harlem
Pennsylvania
New York Exchange
Chicago
Sterling Exchange
Venezuela
Evansville & Terre Haute
Great Northern
United States
Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4.706 percent and time loans at 5.6 percent with clearings of 1 960 345.72 and balances of 224 311.73. New York firm call money at 7 1/2 percent with six months at 6 percent. sterling exchange and various global money and discount rates listed. London and Paris rates included. New York and London silver prices noted.
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Indianapolis
New York
Call Money
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chitago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
London
Paris
Berlin
Exchange
Treasury balances report shows available cash in general fund
Washington reports Friday's general fund cash balance excluding the $15,000.04 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance stands at $207,128,420. Gold reserve noted separately.
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Washington
Treasury
Belt and Home Brewing Stocks Take Market Center Stage
Local stock activity centered on Belt common and Home Brewing with notable trades and rumors of a possible recapitalization. Belt common moved at 10% for 10 shares and 108% for 10 shares amid demand, while Home Brewing showed activity at 206% for 62 shares after a prior withdrawal. officials deny any option on the business.
Grain Market Sees Wheat Rally Then Slump Amid Weather
Chicago reports mixed grain action with wheat opening strong on unfavorable Northwest weather, May price at year highs before retreating. corn and oats also bidded higher then eased, and provisions closed with losses. Receipts rise as markets shift. futures show May at lower closes while December slips.
Grains Decline with the West and Steady Flour Markets
New York reports a quieter yet steady grain market. Flour receipts reach 22,671 bris with Minnesota patents at 4494.20 and winter extras at 2.55473.15. Minnesota bakers track 3.35 to 3.40, with winter low grades at 2.65 to 2.75. Wheat receipts 127,725 bu. spot No 2 red 82 3/4 c, No 1 northern 88 1/2 c, No 1 hard Manitoba 86 1/4 c. May and December futures show mixed activity amid Argentine news and weather. Corn receipts 15,000 bu. spot No 2 64 c elevator, No 2 yellow 6 1/4 c, No 2 white 6 1/4 to 6 1/4 c. Oats receipts 2m bu. No 2 white 38 1/2 c, track white 38 1/2 c. Coffee spot Rio quiet, No 7, 6 c. sugar raw firm around 7 1/16 c.
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Duluth
Manitoba
Atlic
Ific
A Louis
Lée
Baltimore
Liverpool
California
Kansas City
Toledo
Timothy
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Barney Dull
Grain Prices Across Cities Show Steady to Mixed Moves
Across St Louis Baltimore and other markets, wheat and flour prices drift and currencies. No 2 red wheat cash and December futures range 42c to 68c while corn and oats shift modestly. Lard and bacon values hold, whisky steady, and shipments tallied for flour, wheat, corn, and oats.
Market reports from New York and other cities across commodities
Dec 12 market notes show butter receipts 3121 packages in New York with firm cheese demand and varied creamery prices. Eggs steady to higher in several cities, with Chicago and St Louis listing steady dairy markets and Boston noting wool trends and rising prices. Other rail and regional reports cover turpentine rosin petroleum and metals with mixed firmness across regions.
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Bos
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Brenton
Kenton Harbor Express
Benton Harbor
Elkhart
Iaasemenen
St. Louis South Western
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
St. Louis Express
Kankakee
Lafayette
Cincinnati Express
Washington
N. Vernon
Louisville
Vernon
Peoria
Bloomington
Champaign
Columbus and & Ohio
Qneersen Lynn
Union Traction Co of Indiana Time Table 1902
Union Traction Co of Indiana publishes a May 23 1902 time table listing Magnolia Block Capitol and other stations. The fragment notes station names and route references for city transit service at the start of the timetable.
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Union Traction CO
Indiana
Magnolia Block
Capitol
Indianapolis and Eastern by Greenfield Line Timetable Notes
Timetable fragment shows schedules for Greenfield Knightstown and stations from Indianapolis Union Depot. Cars depart 5:67 p m to 9:57 p m with late runs at 11:15 p m. connections to Georgia Meridian streets and additional lines to Shelbyville Greenwood Martinsville Mooresville with hourly service from early morning. Tickets sold at local druggists and pharmacies.
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Knightstown
Indian Streets
Georgia
Meridian
Oecay
Care
Fergymessate
Union Depot
Louisiana
Shelbyville
Ington
Indianapolis
Huder's Drug Washington and Peon
OS Jey's Pharmary
Stubbine
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K. M. Johnson
LAW
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Treasury Statement
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Gene Bane Law
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Commercial Bulletin
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Franklin KR. R. CO
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