Live Stock Markets at Indianapolis Stock Yards
Cattle receipts and shipments at Indianapolis stockyards show a weekly decline with today’s receipts about 50 below last week and 20 below a year ago. Demand was weak across fat steers and cows, with prices about 15 to 5e lower than last week. buyers favored cheaper grades while a few good steers remained unsold late.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Warman-Black- Chamberlain Company
Interstate
Hogs and cattle trade across markets show mixed gains and declines
Receipts varied with hogs generally firm and top values around 6.50 at times, while cattle and sheep markets were uneven across Kansas City, Chicago, and St. Louis. Fresh reports note weather curtailing supplies, with packers and shippers pushing price advances but volumes inconsistent and regional demands fluctuating.
Sharp stock drop ends upsurge as market weakens
New York December 16 prices slid in the last half hour after earlier gains, as St Paul and other leading stocks fell sharply. Traders cited a bankers pool of 50 million dollars aimed at stabilizing the money market and easing liquidity fears, with bonds firming in sympathy and call loans easing to under 6 percent.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Rock Island Preferred
Delaware & Hudson
Sugar
State Department
Great Britain
Germany
Venezuela
Bankers' Pool
Aew
Vanderbilt Group
Ible
United States
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada
Chesapeake
Chicago & Alton
Chi
Western
Northwestern
Colorado Southern
St. Hij
St. Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & Western
St. Louis Southwest
Mw & A
Maerser
Southern Railway
Wisconsin Central
Express Companti General Electric
Hocking Coal
International Paper International Paper National Biscuit
National Lead
Ile Steel
Ric Stee
Republic Steel
International Power
North American Luger
Bradstreet
Rockies
Europe
Portland
Manitoba
Port Huron
Davenport
Chicago
Joliet
Louisville
Stock Exchange Quiet After Holidays
Quiet marked the Stock Exchange yesterday with little expectation of heavy business until after the holidays. All lines showed firmness. Sales on Change included 2 Citizens' Street railway fives and 3 Delaware and Madison Telepa 3 percent notes. Indianapolis Street railway also traded. Yesterday's quotations, as provided by the Stock Exchange, followed.
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Stock Exchange
Citizens’ Street Railway
Delaware and Madison Telepa
Indianapolis Street Railway
Financial Market Snapshot and Treasury Balance Report
Indianapol is daily notice showing commercial paper rates time loans and clearings ledgers with nationwide money markets in New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore and Cincinnati. The report lists call money sterling exchange and treasury balances including 202,999,954 available cash and 120,204,065 in gold reserve.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New Ain Earanness
Washington
Treasury
Real estate transfers reported in Marion County records
Seventeen property transfers filed in the Marion County recorder's office for the 24 hours ending 5 p.m. December 16, 1902. Transfers include Robert Martindale to William Williams for lots in Downey's Arsenal Heights. Caroline L. Leonard to Henry Meyer for Lot 12 in Leonard's sub. Caroline M. Williamson to Curtis for Lot 138 in Wajen's South Brookside. Charlies F. Robbins to Loretta M. Ross for Lot 17 in Robbins' Indianapolis add. John Moore to J. Moore et ux for multiple lots in Brown's 24 and Meridian. Derk Rulter to John O for Lots 34–35 and 3% in sub. Nelson's and Allen's sublots. multiple other conveyances. total transfers 17 with total consideration 3,550.08 dollars. Building permits noted for Wallace, Alacherne, and Weiser sheds and other structures in North Pingle.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Robert Martindale
William W. Williams
Downey
Arsenal Heights
Caroline L. Leonard
Henry ¥. Meyer
Leonard
Barth Heirs
Eves
Caroline M. Williamson
Curtis
Wajen
South Brookside
Charlies F. Robbins
Loretta M. Ross
Robbins
John Moore
Brown
W. Durner
McCain
Shell
Allen
Je Estate
Zerelda Grover
Nelson
Wats
Grain Prices Dip on May Corn Wheat and Oats on Trade
Lower prices prevailed on the Board of Trade with May wheat closing down, corn slightly lower and oats down. Weak cables and better Northwest weather weighed on wheat while December corn slipped amid ample receipts and bearish country reports. Provisions held steady to lower as hogs rallied then eased with January lard and pork firmer early.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Northwest
Bradstreets
Long
May
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bradstreet
Sye
Diay
Hs Eh Hee
Grain Prices Show Mixed Movement in New York Markets
New York reports mixed grain receipts with flour at 19 925 bu exports 2716 bu market unsettled and a touch easier. Wheat futures drifted lower on heavy selling, corn and oats follow with declines and quiet spot markets. Protein markets show rye and corn meal easing while lard and sugars hold steady amid broad weakness.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Continental
Trade in General Flour Prices and Grain Quotes
Grain markets report mixed prices across flour, corn meal and seeds with dull to steady tone. Red winter patents quoted at 3.36 to 3.00, timothy seed steady near 293.40, rye firm at 48, futures for wheat and corn showing December to May shifts. Receipts and shipments listed for flour, wheat, corn, and oats across several cities including St Louis Baltimore and Kansas City.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Texas
Erin Picker
ST. Louis
Omaha
Riemera
Awe
PS TA East
Eeeaan
Louisville
Feaes
Hempie
Baltimore
Isos Ge
Sue Sten
Grain and produce price roundup across U S and Liverpool markets
Louisville notes show wheat prices No 2 red and longberry 72c with various grains and produce values including beans 2 50 per bu and potatoes at 1 75 per bri. Liverpool prices list wheat and corn futures and bacon and hams. Toledo Cincinnati Duluth Minneapolis and Milwaukee markets feature mixed wheat, oats, rye, lard and whisky pricing updates.
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Louisville
Liverpool
California
Toledo
Alsuce
Timothy
Cincinnati
Duluth
Minneapolis
Tosc
Milwaukee
Market Roundup of Dairy Poultry and Wool Prices Across Cities
New York reports butter receipts at 6120 packages with steady market, cheese and eyes markets steady to firm, specialist notes mixed regional prices. Philadelphia and Boston record firm butter, steady eggs, and strong wool prices with territory and delaine wools in demand. Chicago and St Louis show mixed dairy and wool markets, while oil and cotton sections reflect steady to firm trends in crude petroleum and cotton futures.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Produce
Ean
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Cincinnati
Ohio
ST. Louis
Louisville
Boston
Texas
California
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Oil City
Montpelier
Montpelier, Dec. 16.—Crude Petroleum Strong; North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Arbitration Fray Refuels Class Tensions In Anthracite Strike
Metals steady in St Louis trading with lead firm and spelter dull as a Boston dispatch discusses fear of unjust arbitration. A miner’s remark highlights class divides and distrust of the arbitration commission amid unresolved anthracite strike tensions.
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ST. Louis
Women form Car Rights Society to demand seating on streetcars
The Chicago Post notes New York women forming the Car Rights Society to claim seats for all fares or half fare for standers, arguing men should yield seats as riders balk at crowded cars. The column jokes about etiquette, fares, and potential Chicago branches, warning of brutal transit conditions if courtesy fails.
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Chicago Post
New York
Car Rights Society
Gotham
Fisco
Chicago
Bad Precedent in Transas City Journal Debate
A fragmented note cites concern over a bad precedent and popular sentiment toward Venezuela. The text questions collective actions and warns that danger lies in hasty decisions and unchecked influence. It reflects editorial unease about policy shifts and international responses.
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Transas City Journal
Venezuela
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