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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1903

Page

3

Hog Prices Rise Again on Good Competition and Reports

At Union Stockyards Indianapolis on December 17 hog prices advanced with heavy and medium hogs selling about one to two cents higher than yesterday. Heavy buyers remained active early as packers and shippers competed for quality hogs while lighter grades sold steady to higher. Buyers later departed as supplies arrived and markets quieted with some price declines from the top.

Union Stockyards Indianapolis Sherp Oguit

Receipts at Gee Market Slow But Steady on Dec 17

On December 17 at Gee Market, cattico receipts were reported at 10 cents each. Trading was slow and steady with modest demand and stable prices observed throughout the day.

Cattico Ea Gee

Grain Market Steady on Mixed Harvest News

Grain prices hold firm despite overall softness in some commodities as regional reports show steady butter and cheese markets. Cotton and dry goods trend firmer in New York while poultry and spirits markets show varied activity across major cities.

New York

Cotton and metals markets report from St Louis

Middling cotton prices dip with Dec receipts at 13 929 bales and stock 715 079 bales. uplands at 12.70 cents middling. wool prices mixed in St Louis with combing and clothing grades steady to higher. lead steady at 4.17 dollars and spiegel silver at 4.55 dollars in futures.

Kansas City East Buffalo Dec. T ST. Louis Texas Pittsburg Omaha New York Cincinnati Iecara Boston Dgizte Chicago Keya Hesse Springs Cincinna Paul Bpeiter

Decline Deepens for Union Traction and Indiana Union

Trading on the Stock Exchange shows further drops for Union Traction and Indiana Union Traction. Union Traction common offered at 20 with bid 20, 64 points lower than Wednesday. 1 share of preferred sold at 74. Indiana Union common offered at 16, no bid. Other sales include 3 shares Belt Railroad at 108 and 13 Wasson at 105. Official quotations list bonds and other securities from American Central Life to Belt.

Union Traction Indiana Union Traction Stock Exchange Union Traction Common Indiana Union Common Belt Railroad Wasson American Central Life American National Bank Ask Climax Coffee and Bak Columbia National Bank Consumers’ Gas Trust Co Delaware & Madison Co Federal Union Surety Home Brewing Company Indiana Hotel Company Indiana Manufacturing Co Indiana National Seeweracbe Broad Ripple Traction Seeee Citizens Railroad Ae & Arreeeg Co. Tel Ome Heating & Lighting Ci Indianapolis & Greenfield Indianapolis_& Eastern Indianapolis & Martinsville R. Sville R. T New Telephone First Acphone Hot Union ‘Traction

Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana 1903

Instruments show numerous transfers in Marion County with totals and buyers such as Effie Toon Frances Smith Henry Brunson Minnie Madinger James Cruse Lizzie Hoskins and John Shi lott among others. Properties include lots in Newell's North Place Myer's University Place Eastern Heights and Jackson Park with total consideration around 93377 dollars plus additional repairs and transfers noted.

Recorder’s Marion County Indiana Effie Toon Ida G. Smith Lyne Newell's North Place Frances Smith Lyne S. Newell Henry C. Brunson Charles W. Oakes Minnie Madinger Winfield S. Smith F. W. Scheele A. Fletcher, Jr James Cruse Olof L. Bernhardt James BE. Downey S. E Outlet City of Indianapolis Andrew L. Niedenthall James Teague Eastern Heights Charles M Lizzie Hoskins Myer’s University Place Irvington Joseph M. Ryder M. Houston May Et al Highland Park Jennie B John M. Shilott Burton's N. India Apolis Jesse J. Privett Wm. E. McCandless Charles Martindale Trustee's Jackson Park Charles M. Clark A. J. Miller Walker East Woodlawn Clark Haughville John H. Rader Ovid D. Butler Joseph A. Moore Booth John M. Cranor Ux. Yler von D. Sanders Edmon P. Ervin W. C. Smock A. E. Fletcher Hamlin

Day's Incorporations and Local Firms Form Capital Ties

The Fowler Stuffelbeam Manufacturing Co formed with capital stock and directors from Judyville and Veedersburg. The Apt Ve Sporting Co of Valparaiso filed with capital stock of 10000 and named principal officers. The Dn Wire Fence Co of Anderson and Franklin Desk Co filed papers increasing their capital stocks.

Fowler, Stuffelbeam Manufacturing Com Alonzo Hartz C. M. Stuffelbeam James W. Warrick Judyville James ©. Fowler Veedersburg Apt Ve Sporting Company Valparaiso Hudson J. Uptherove George Upthegrove Jacob Lowenstine Urice Lowenstine Dn Wire Fence Company Anderson Franklin Desk Company

Deacons Condemn Naughty Drama Then Bank Dynamite Heist

In Brooklyn Eagle style debate over a naughty play ends with three deacons denouncing the performance as vicious. Separately in Garden City Iowa, a bank is dynamited last night by three robbers who escape with about $1,000.

Perkins Wiggins Garden City

Good Year For L. E. and Y Figures Attributed To Record Earnings

The Lake Erie and Western reports its best year in history with freight earnings $437,000 above 1902 and passenger earnings about $100,000 higher. A similar rise is expected in December, with 1,000 freight cars added last year and another 1,000 planned, plus possible new passenger equipment. Trolley competition may force rate cuts in the future. An Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on export tariffs highlighted railroads arguing against publishing prefiled tariffs due to volatile port rates and competition among steamship lines.

Lake Erie & Western Sweet Interstate Commerce Commission F. B. Thurber United States Export Association Columbus Indianapolis Erie F. C. Fargo American Express Company Florida Lee Barrett Lakerie & Western Chicago, Indiana & Eastern Muncie Ind Atterbury Pennsylvania George M. Burns Big Four Wabash Detroit Graves Springfield Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Monon Pennsylvania Lines West Ireland Chicago James N. Landis Voorhees Philadelae Reading Prsee She Wabash St Lake Shore Toledo, St. Louis & Western First National Bank of New York St. Louis Terminal Railroad Association J. F. Richardson Freight Transportation The Allegheny Division M. A. Carmody Cincinnati Commandery Reed Commandery Dayton Palestine Commandery San Francisco Aew Templars W. R. Scogin St. Louis Missouri Pacific Benjamin Norton C. D. Whitney Toledo Rock Island Panhandle Pittsburg Lake Erie Youngstown Marion Ft. Wayne Mansfield St. Louis Fair Pennlvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Altoona Railway Protective Bureau Jamestown N. Y Buffalo Pinkerton Kansas City New Orleans Jacksonville Knoxville Cleveland Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington

The Steel Rail Controversy in Rail and Steel Markets

The steel rail dispute pits railroad buyers against steel makers over a 28 dollar per ton price. Railroads charge Canada and Korea rail production is undercutting US prices, while steel makers claim American railroads bear full domestic freight for inputs and shipments. US Steel’s freight bills exceed 50 million yearly, far surpassing rail output value.

Korea Canada United States United States Steel Corporation

Earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio system fall short on net

Secretary C W Woolford reports November earnings for the B and O system with gross 5 319 363 up 289 912 and net 1 703 840 down 171 139 from a year earlier for five months gross 29 226 272 up 772 203 while industrial traffic declines and merchandise shipments rise.

Baltimore & Ohio C. W. Woolford Plittsburg

Pensions for Veterans Highlight Indiana Names and Sums

Certificates issued to listed Indianians include Martin G. Rhoads with 17 dollars and William Krimbrill with 8 dollars among many others. Multiple minors and a few zero amounts appear, with varied sums up to 38 dollars for Rebecca Vermillion.

Martin G. Rhoads William Krimbrill David C. Murphy William Ritchison Michael Nethsen Edward C. Smyth Reuben M. Mercer William C. Davisson William Jeff Robert J. Holbrook William Porter John Leard William Donnell James M. Long Joel W. Kellogg William E. Wade Jacob Sonday John Lockridge Augustus G. Holloway John A. Buddenbaum William B. Brown Jacob Kribs James Richardson Robert Helvey Rebecca Vermillion Anna Geo. W. Frazee William L. Stewart Charles N. Wilson Sarah Oberholtzer Margaret Irvin

Massachusetts man patent grants self stopping bottle idea

A Massachusetts inventor received a patent for a self stopping bottle design. The concept aims to keep contents secure by a corked stopper when not in use, addressing the problem of lost stoppers and spilled liquids.

Massachusetts

Self opening and closing bottle with inbuilt valve

A described bottle design carries its own self opener and self closer. Inverting the bottle slides a stopper into a hollow extension head to uncover holes for dispensing quid, then righting the bottle recovers the holes. An illustration shows a fixed neck valve and sliding head mechanism enabling controlled flow.

Vital Statistics Dec 17 Births and Deaths Listed

Births listed with names and addresses including William Herman and Myrtie Herman at 477 Reisner Pill And Florence Robinson at 1015 North Alma. Several other couples and children noted. Deaths include Emma Walther, Bertie Storia, Michael Ahern, Emma Buckner, Polly Isler, Maud Sisfer, with ages and causes such as peritonitis and pulmonary tubercule. Monument and funeral notices follow with local business listings and temple meeting details.

William and Myrtie Herman Reisner Pill Florence Robinson Alma Street Sir Edward Jessie Reesner Boville Louise Moffett College Avenue Ewart and Cers Payne West Twentyseventh Pyann Pearl Langtry Hovey Street Irl Charles Millie Williams West Twentyseventh Street John and Louie Noelph Indianapolis Ae and Katie South Winchester Avenue Emma Walther East Mortis Street Bertie D. Storia Beville Avenue Michael Ahern Illinois Street Emma Buckner Sixteenth Street Polly Isler Massachusetts Avenue Maud Sisfer New Jersey Street

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