Hoges in Moderate Demand and Twenty Cents Lower
Union Stockyards Indianapolis report shows cattle receipts at 900 with 250 shipments. Week-to-date receipts are down from last week and year ago. sales dull early but steady on select cows and heifers, with fat steers scarce. Prices mostly steady to slightly lower. top steer bids around 4.75, cows about 4.25, and various ranges listed for weights and classes. Hog receipts and five-day trend noted with improving outlook later in the period.
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Bete
Iate
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Janes
Sedeen Aks Omey
Western Fed
Texas
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Fbwat Bedvy
Itahe Shipping
Sseaie
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Canada Southern
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Ind
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Chicago G. Sa
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Chicago & Nociitwensecti
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Hocking Valley
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Illinois Central
Iowa Central
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Southern
Lake Erie & Weste
Lake Erie & W
Manhattan
Loulaville & Mashvil
Metrolitan
Mexican Central
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Missouri Pacific
Missouri, K & T
Missouri, K. & T
New Jersey Central
St. L
St. Louis
United States
Merican
Wells-Fargo
American Car & Uary
Car & Foun
American Locomotive Am
Anaconda Minin Co
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General Electric
1St International Pap
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Pacific Mail
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Republic Steel
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Tennessee Coal
Union Bag & Paper Co
Union Bag & P. Co
United States Leather
Ny U
United States Steel
Um U. B States Steel Protesas
Eatern Avectenesee
Boston
Commercial Bulletin
ST. Ae Jae Emyert
Sheep Market Activity Across Regions Plunges Then Steady
Receipts show week to date up 1000 from last week and 200 from year ago as lambs and sheep dominate. Prices fluctuated with some excellent lambs at 5.25 to 6.25 per head, old sheep and mid grades mixed, while calves and bulls varied across markets in New York and Chicago exchanges.
Share Market Dips After Early Gains Recede
New York stock activity faltered after wiping out most early advances amid reassurances over Venezuelan arbitration and weaker weekly bank statements. Major leaders fell, copper and coal issues rose briefly, while reports on grain exports disappointed. Sterling declined and short-term money eased as investors awaited January coupon demand.
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New York
Great Britain
Germany
London
Vanderbilt
New York Central
St. Paul
Great Northern Preferred
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Sugar
Manhattan
Louisville & Nashville
Interior Exchange
New Orleans
Sterling Exchange
United States
One Bond Sale Reports in Market Quiet This Week
The report notes a single transaction yesterday as a Union Traction bond sold at 9 percent. The Stock Exchange will close next Wednesday and reopen the following Monday, with no revival of business expected until after the new year.
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Stock Exchange
Money rates and exchange across cities and nations
Financial wires report money market activity in Indianapolis New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and London with call and time money rates, sterling and exchange figures, clearings and balances for each city. Also included are Paris Berlin and London discount rates and the treasury balance in Washington showing a cash balance of 20 704 995 dollars.
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Clearxs
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
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Chicago
New York Exchange
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Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Se Nione
Baltimore
Cincinnati
London
Paris
Exchange
Berlin
Washington
Treasury
Columbus
Lnd
Ind
Louisville
Richmond
Piqua
Vincennes Express
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Logansport
Martinsville
Phil
Dayton
Xenia
Bradford
Spring
Vincennes
Pittsburg
Pittaba
Vandalia Line
Bt. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
West
Terre
Tally
Fifteen Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Marion County
The recorder's office logged fifteen real estate transfers for the 24 hours ending 6 p.m. December 19, 1902. Transactions include Indiana 8. & L Company to William R. Carlin et al for Lot in Floral Park Add. Pattison to Elizabeth Kreber for part of Frank & tas? sub. and several other parcels in Indianapolis areas such as Outlots 108, 128, 181, Klingensmith's, and Talbott's revised layouts. Total value listed: 162.50.
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Recorder's
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana 8. & L Company
William R. Carlin
Floral Park
Gooree Cc
Pattison
Elizabeth c. Kreber
Frank & Tas
City of
Undisnapolis
Bellevue Ub
Henry Hoffmeyer
Elmer” F. Hoffmeyer
Lot Fletcher
Guttot Sk
Elty
Indianapolis
Charles W. Sommer
Albin Bamann
Klingensmith
Yvin
Bruce Baker
Dianapolis
Charles
F. Hoch
Harriet P. Sandford
Smiths
City of In
Young
Outlet
DAL
Aascates
Tiga Bocestaney Ebessesysesiegy Tauesd
Elmer E. Britney
Lewis Walker
Lot Si
Talbott
Frances J. Henton
Sheridan’ C
Steut
Vermontst
Carl von Hake
Meuit Wella
Addie W. Robinson
Bleat Company Foundry in Fayette and Elevent Run
A terse notice describes Bleat Company, a foundry operation, located in Fayette and Elevent Run. Details are sparse, with no dates or figures specified.
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Bleat Company, Foundry
Fayette and Eleventrin
R. Ma Pal Orang
Grain market closes firmer amid dull trading on Dec 19
Chicago price action shows May wheat up fractionally, corn and oats advance modestly while provisions hold near previous levels. Weakness earlier amid lower wheat prices was absorbed by local buying, with light receipts and strong end-of-session tone supporting futures. Minneapolis, Duluth receipts and West gains influenced tones across cattle and hog markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Shorts
Byaskee
George +J. Phillips
Markets Hold Firm as Wheat and Corn Edge Higher
In New York on December 19, grain and related commodities showed firm, mostly up receipts with strong export demand. Wheat futures rose amid limited spot supply and a sharp near term rally, while corn and oats followed with steady to firm tone. Protein and byproducts like soy and lard also displayed modest gains in a cautious market.
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Cf. O. B
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Shorts
Ste. Corn
Bio
Rio
Cordova
Trade in general prices from Louis market listing
Trade in general at Louis and Baltimore markets shows flour prices steady to higher for various grades, with wheat, corn, and rye advancing or holding. Pork and bacon values mixed, with receipts and shipments across flour, wheat, corn, and oats detailed alongside minor textile and material notes.
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Louis
Baltimore
Glen
Sahaiees
Liverpool
Dee
Butter and Cheese Markets Across Cities December Report
NEW YORK markets show butter receipts 3,137 packages with firm to steady tendencies. states vary from 20 28c extra creamery to 30c. cheese receipts 2,104 packages with firm market and variety in full creaming and large small white and colored types. Regional notes cover Chicago Kansas City Louisville Cincinnati St. Louis Boston wool and poultry prices, plus New Orleans cotton and turpentine trends.
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New York
Pennsylvania
York
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio
ST. Louis
Boston
Springs
Metals ease and steadys in early markets
In St Louis metals traded easier with lead at 3.97 dollars and spelter at 4.45 dollars asked. New York cotton goods trade showed ordinary activity with quiet prints, firm linens, and steady burlaps and light to heavy weights for shipping China demand.
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New York
China
ST. Louis
Pensions for Voter Certificates Granted to Indiana Names
A long list enumerates pension grants for voter certificates and related increases to Indiana residents and dependents. Names include James F True Eden, Homer Bingham Veedersburg, James Pepper Warsaw, Oscar Thalls Indianapolis, Joseph Mangold Oak Rest, Elizabeth Garretson Terre Haute, Ruth Armantrout Denver, Jane Soule Angola, and many others with amounts ranging from $4 to $30, alongside notes of war with Spain and deceased status for some claimants.
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Washington P. Sigler
Vincennes
James QO. Hunter
Indianapolis
Spain
Clarence Luce
Waterloo
Harry J. Robins
Mishawaka
James F. True
Eden
Homer A. Bingham
Veedersburg
James W. Pepper
Warsaw
William H. Barnett
English
Moses Nelson Sewell
Brownstown
Noah Thompson
National Military Home
Marion
Daniel Strieby
Syracuse
Elijah Markland
Salem
Isaac A. Mills
M Uncie
Moses M. Crockett
Logansport
William D. Drummond
Those Children. Washington Post anecdote about school playroom
A Washington Post item recalls a Capitol Hill mother who finds her daughter playing school with paper dolls and sternly says cigarette. The child explains the teacher uses the phrase to demand attention. A son asks when his hair will fall out like his father's bald head.
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Washington Post
Capitol Hill
Farmer Girls at School in Minneapolis College
More than fifty girl students are registered at the Agricultural College in Minneapolis. They study modern scientific farming, surveying, chemistry, farm architecture, stock raising, dairying, poultry care, and all branches of up-to-date culture with extra courses in housekeeping.
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Philadelphia
The
Agricultural College
Minneapolis
Time Table for 1902 Magnolia Block and Capitol Avenues
Time table effective May 23 1902 lists stations including Anderson Muncie Marion Alexandria with hourly departures from 4 15 a m to 9 15 p m and limited trains at 8 a m 11 a m 3 p m to Anderson in one hour and minutes and Muncie in two hours and five p m connections to Elwood. A combination passenger and express car leaves 5 15 a m from Kentucky avenue station and express car leaves Indianapolis Kentucky and South Capitol avenues for Anderson at 5 30 a m and 2 30 p m. The car for Elwood Marion and Alexandria makes direct connection. Goods received to 6 39 a m.
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Magnolia Block
Capitol
Kentucky Avenues
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Elwood
Kentucky Avenue
Indianapolis
Kentucky
South Capitol Avenues
Transit Timetable Fragments for Greenfield Streets
Fragmentary notice details passenger and express cars from Georgia Indian streets with first car 5.57 cc and a sequence to 11 15 p m. Morning services from Georgia and Meridian streets run 7 57 am and 11 57 am with arrivals and departures noted at Georgia and Meridian.
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Greenfield, A
Georgia Indian Streets
Georgia
Meridian
Greenfield
Meridian Streets
Train Schedules for Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeastern Traction
The notice lists train departures from Union Depot and Louisiana for Shelbyville with departures starting at 5 30 a m and continuing every half hour until 10 p m The theater car runs at 1 15 p m Returning trips from Shelbyville to Indianapolis begin at 5 a m until 9 p m The ax car departs Shelbyville at 10 30 p m Tickets are sold at Huders Washington and Penn sts and at Hale's Medicine in Stubbin s Hotel block
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Union Depot
Louisiana
Shelbyville
Indianapolis and Greenwood streetcar schedule notes
Partial timetable text shows streetcars departing at various times from Indianapolis toward Greenwood Mooresville and Brooklyn with hourly service and connections. The readable fragments mention lines on Pennsylvania Washington Kentucky avenues and Georgia Meridian streets with morning and evening runs and connections to Sunday excursions, though the passage is garbled.
Double Murder and Suicide Spark Chicago Extra Edition
Chicago Tribune splash reports an inquest into a double murder and a death by suicide. Newsboys shout Extra editions announcing a philanthropist’s million dollar gift amid the sensational crime headlines.
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Chicago Tribune
Representative Jones’s Quip During Campaign Stump Speech
Washington State congressman Wesley L. Jones recalls a humorous moment after a stump speech as a man in the crowd teased him claiming he tells “pack lies.” The remark, framed as light banter, reflects campaign tensions and party dynamics while Jones notes the man’s Democratic alignment and his own party’s standing.
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Washington Post
Wesley L. Jones
Washington State
Mr. Jones
Jones
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