Interstate stockyards cattle and hogs market report
At Interstate Stockyards Indianaplis on December 23 cattle receipts and shipments were zero. Prices ranged with steers and cows quoted across multiple grades, hogs steady to strong, sheep and lambs with steady demand. New York and St Louis markets showed mixed results with steady to higher ranges for cattle and lower hog prices.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
New York
Canada
ST. Louis
Hendy
Cattle and hog markets mixed across major cities
Chicago and Omaha reports show varied livestock activity with receipts around 40,000 hogs and 20,000 sheep. Prices range from prime beef steers at 4.25 to 7.06 dollars and hogs near 5.50, while sheep and lambs hold steady with mixed lots around 3.50 to 4.25 per head.
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Canadas
Ron
Chicago
Texas Fea
Eee
Fredern
Omaha
Texas
Louisville
Sugar Dominates Holiday Dullness In New York Stocks
New York markets opened with holiday dullness as Sugar led volume, with about half a million shares traded. Early railroads attracted bids while Sugar liquidation unsettled sentiment, banks lifted call loans to 8 percent, brokers charged six percent to carry stocks, and beet sugar competition loomed amid signals of a potential trade war risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
New York Clearing Banks Show Weekly Totals and Reserves
A New York Financier table lists reserve percentages and totals for major banks including Bank of New York, Manhattan Company, Merchants National, Mechanics National, and others. It covers weekly clearings for Dec 21 1901 and Dec 14 1901, with balances, reserve shifts, and several bank names such as National City, National Bank of Commerce, Fourth National, Chase National, and National American Exchange. Market notes discuss sugar, copper, and coal sectors, along with bond activity and money rates expectations after year end.
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New York
Associated Banks of
New York City
Bank of New York
N. B
Manhattan Company
National Mechanics
Ne America
Phenix National - National City
Indianapolis
National Bank of Commerce
National Broadway
Mavens Mercantile National
Cevepesersods
Eee
Chatham National
Jonal Bank of Ares America
Over National
Esecerereereee
First National
Chemical National National Butchers’ and Drovers
National American Exchange National
Paper National
National Shoe and Leather
National
Fourth National
Ninth National
American Chase National
Merchants’ Exchange National
Gallatin National
s+Mechanics’ and Traders
Groot Wic 6
O5 Co
Esas Seventh National
C.se
State of New York
Citizens’ Market
Fulton National
Corn Exchange
Eiriental Vocites Leceme
Brooklyn
Liberty National
New Amsterdam Starnes
Astor National
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clearings and Balances
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 to 6 percent and time loans at 5 to 6 percent with total clearings of 1,008,563.24 and balances 151,782.05. New York shows call money firm near 4.9 percent, sterling and mercantile rates, and posted banker bills. Cities including Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Baltimore, and Cincinnati list various money, exchange, clearings, and balances. London Paris Berlin and Madrid money and bond rates also noted with small variations in silver and exchange quotes.
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Europe
Amalgamated Copper
London
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
New Orleans
United States
Clos- Atchison
Ing. Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake
Chicago & Alton
Chica
Louts
Alton
Uae
Ind
Great
W. Ef
W. B
Chi
K. le Pacific
1644
Pre
Colorado Southern
Col
South
Col. South
Delaware & Hudson
Lacka
West Sane
Rio_ Grande
Rio Grande
Ontario & Western
Hern Pacific
Anes Mney
St. L
San Fra
St. L. Southw
Cauntnee
Indianapolis
Learings
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
Louis
Tfe
York Exchange
Certificates Granted to Numerous Indiana Residents
A long list of names and amounts issued as original and widows certificates to Indiana residents from various counties. Notable entries include Thomas Ingle of Boonville and Hugh Maxwell of Hudson with war with Spain annotations, plus many others in towns such as Indianapolis, Muncie, South Bend, Fort Wayne, and Marion. Amounts range from a few dollars to double digits, with several entries marked Mexican War or National Military Home.
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Thomas Ingle
Boonville
Spain
Hugh C. Maxwell
Hudson
G. Lewis Purchase
Lowell
William Durham
Wallonia
William R. Culberson
Monroe City
Byram Love
Fairment
Benjamin Locke
Indianapolis
Mathias Widner
Wniter
Belford P. Mahoney
Jamestown
Albert
Ingersoll
Ontario
Stephen Cker
Black Creek
Daniel FP. Roof
South Bend
Charles Henrite
Memphis
Francis M. Linden
Alexander Goff
Collamer
Richard Poffenbarger
Marion
John Higgins
Joseph Barney
Muncie
Henry Man
National Military Home
Thomas Johnson
Oakland City
Henry Comstock
Inianapolis
John L. Trueblood
Bryantsville
James Sargent
Cumberland
Norval Hamilton
Bellmore
Willi Y P. Taylor
Frank G. Busch
William Devlin
Fort Wayne
Crown Point
Joseph H. Wells
Lake Village
William J. McClain
Southport
Valentine Bates
Caroline Cotter
Lebanon
Martha J. Hunt
Elizabeth Smith
Roann
Mary C. Beasley
New Albany
Cassena
Norrey
Henryville
Eien Radgley
Fairland
Mary A. Jackson
Eva Wise
Delaware
John F. Rose
Washington
Mary Kellmer
Josia Bs. Henry
Rachel Williamson
Sarah Powell
Columbaus
Croker misreads Indiana as political stage not literary hub
The Chicago Evening Post notes Mr Croker’s disappointment at not being welcomed as a literary guest in Indiana. It argues Indiana now leads in literature, not politics, and suggests Croker’s abroad life blinds him to changing American culture. Forty thousand poets and novelists would have greeted a literateur, not a politician.
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Chicago Evening Post
Mr. Croker
He Won Their Trade
A Grand Rapids furniture man began advertising six years ago spending $10 a month for newspaper ads. Gradually his ads brought results and now he spends more than $5,000 a month for space in leading newspapers. He won trade others could have had by advertising in home papers. He notes men must advertise to gain business and protect what they have.
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Philadelphia Record
Grand Rapids
Mich
Merely a Suggestion in Louisville Courier Journal
Editorial note casting doubt on banishing anarchists and debating the senatorial new wash for the nation, reflecting discourse on political cleansing and distant aims. The terse piece hints at manipulating public opinion while delaying a broader ideological clash.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Treasury balance report shows available cash in general fund
Washington reports Monday's general fund cash balance excluding a $150,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. The available cash balance reflects funds on hand as of the reporting period.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
MEGEE
Wien
Athae Ee Eia
Market Dull as Holidays Approach Amid Coal and Sugar Swings
New York trading opened with strength in anthracite coal stocks led by Reading securit ies and some buying in Steel, Union Pacific, and St Paul. Sugar fell sharply as refiners face higher costs and weak demand, triggering broader but mild declines across the list. Money markets opened firm around 8 to 9 percent, easing later but never below 6 percent.
Dall and Easy Market from Granger Farwell Co telegram
New York December 2 the market held up despite high money rates but sugar weakness eased trading Stocks have been dormant but traders remain in it with a chance to sell at par Commission activity is light and liquidation minimal Sentiment favors higher prices once money rates ease Southern Railway developments are postponed to January and Steel is expected to raise common dividend from 4 to 5 percent by informed sources
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
Southern Railway
Roosevelt Cabinet Shake Up Cited with Payne as Hummer
The Hartford Courant notes a leadership shift in the cabinet as Postmaster General Smith returns to Philadelphia. Henry C. Payne of Milwaukee and the Republican national committee are slated to oversee the mailbags, Payne known for executive energy in street railways. McKinley praised him.
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Hartford Courant
Scarce red wheat pushes prices up in Chicago markets
In Chicago on December 2 3 the red winter wheat shortage led to gains as May futures climbed about a cent while corn and oats were mostly unchanged. Strong domestic and foreign demand supported the rally despite holiday timing. Receipts and world shipments showed mixed activity with wheat leading the session.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Northwestern
Mixed market report from New York and other cities
A condensed bulletin notes varied prices for butter, cheese, and poultry across New York, Philadelphia, Louisville, and St. Louis. Prices show firm or steady tendencies with regional differences, plus unrelated metal market movements and cotton goods trends indicating a cautious trading tone.
Market Notes From New York Grain and Commodity Prices
New York reports mixed grain futures with firm spot wheat and rye, dull corn, and active options on wheat. Wheat futures closed with gains on March 88 64 cents, May 86 3 16, December 88 0. Spot oats and lard steady to firm with refined sugar varying by grade. cotton seed oil dull and fats markets steady.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Timothy
Louisville
Ban Ark
Ste
Liverpool
Gs Sted
Miantornie
Sis
Toledo
Dovatakers
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dee
Western
Cf. O. B
Sc Elevator
Northern
Duluth
Southwest
Advance
Isstec
Stee
Soc
O. B
Wipe
Continental
Quotations at St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and Other Princes
Fragmentary news note from St Louis describing fluctuating quotations at several markets. The garbled OCR mentions flour and corn with unclear context, offering a snapshot of commodity prices across cities including St Louis and Baltimore with limited readable specifics.
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Carnegie Steel Company
American National Bank
East Washington St
The
Indiana
Safe Deposit
Indiana Trust Building
Washington St
Virginia Ave
A. M. Fletcher
New York Stock Exchange
Broadway
Dranger Farwell & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Consolidated Stone Company of Indiana
Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville Railway
Consolidated Stone Co
A. R. Thompson
Pennsylvania Street
Chas. Finley Smith & Co
Monument Place
Union Traction
Newton Topp
Ingalls Block
U. S. Scale Co
Terre Haute
Union Consolidated Refining Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Oran
Bens
Pacific Coast
Douglas
Lacey
Ss. A. Fletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
Zohn
Tarrington
Walder
Scientific
George Rudd Thompson
Mawnort
Eng
Indianapolis Gas Co
Union Stockyards
M! Sugar
Associated Banks OF the
City OF New York
Eve & W
Ares Union
Ecling
Lake Erie
Sea Deco
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Cent
Adams
United Statells Fargo
Ander
Car & Found
Saha Consolidated
General Electric
International Internat
Internati Power
Eeees
O Aces National Biscuit Severy
National Salt
North American
Pacific Mail
Feaa
Republic Steel
Esse
Union Bag & Pa
Union B. & P. Co
United States Leather
United States Ubber
United States Steel
S. Steel
Iti Western Union
United United States
Stone
Mz Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Merchants’ Nations Bank
Os Union Trust Company
Tee
Street Railway and Belt Securities
Wire American
Ings
Paris
Berlin
Pensions For Veterans
Treasury Statement
Dall and Easy Market
Mr. Payne
Aire Sy To
Sayles & CO
East Market Street
State
Pennsylvania
Southwestern
Southern
Rue Elgin
Kansas
Caret
Missouri
Hutter
Bera Bay
Novi Northern
Elgin
Board of Trade
Mie
IMG Ie
Peesston Eady
Bute
Metaia
Aleo
Lake Superior
Iter
Na Southern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Sou Nern Foundry
Glasgow
Ord
St, Louis
York
Poul Eung
Theam
Olls
City
Wilmington
Ragin Firen
Turpentine
Montpelier
Degaeyec
Savannah
4&C
Charleston
Dec
Pene Orm
Salat
Wool
Cotes Ulet
Rio
Cordova
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