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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1901

Page

7

Live Stock Market Report at Indianapolis Union Stockyards

Cattle receipts for the week show small volumes with a slight week to week decline and year over year gains. Prices firm to higher as demand tightens. top steers reach about 6.40, with cows and calves lower. Hog market weak, with buyers cautious and bids scattered. overall weekly numbers show declines in shipments but year to date gains versus last year.

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Broad and Active Stock Market Signals End-Year Rally

A sprawling market summary notes brisk activity in New York with profit taking. Sugar strengthens market breadth while railroad earnings and bank loans shape sentiment amid December tepidness and late-year demand.

Financial market roundup across US cities and European markets

Indianapolis shows 4 percent commercial paper and time loan rates with clears of 1,744,995.14. New York calls money at 5 to 6 percent, sterling exchange steady near 4.86. Chicago and Boston post exchanges and clearings figures, while Philadelphia and St. Louis report rates and balances. London and Paris money markets list rates. Berlin, London exchange, and silver prices noted.

Indianapolis New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Chicago New York Exchange Boston Philadelphia ST. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati Ee York Exchange

New York Port Trade Figures for the Week

Exports of specie totaled 23.44 in silver and 70,243 in gold. Imports of specie were 97 in gold and 11,755 in silver. Dry goods and merchandise imported valued at 12,330,938 dollars.

New York

Treasury balances show available cash in general fund

Washington reports Saturday that general fund balances exclude the $150,000 gold reserve in redemption. Available cash totals $173,856,131 with a separate unaudited balance of $116,144,261 referenced in the same statement.

Washington Treasury Aeskcoe

Weekly Bank Statement Shows Larger Than Expected Loan Expansion

New York reports for the week ending show loans and deposits rising, with increases in specie and reserves. Currency moved to New Orleans and the West, while government operations caused a small bank loss. overall cash gains totaled about 3.8 million, aided by a rise in deposits and other components.

New York Orion New Orleans Treasury FUGA

Monetary notes on bank reserves and bond payments

The report notes reserves rising to seven million eight hundred ninety one thousand three hundred fifty and a gain of two million ten six thousand twenty five. It anticipates large payments for January disbursements and unmatured bonds delivering three point one eight million, with further interest and bond payments due this week.

Reading Stock Gains Amid Bullish Market Strength

New York report notes renewed bullish sentiment with diversified dealings led by coal shares especially Reading stock. November’s forthcoming company statement expected to show record results, with strong copper and sugar movements and a better than anticipated bank statement showing a $2,000,000 rise in surplus reserves to $7,891,000. Reading common closes at day’s high on large Broad Street purchase.

New York Amalgamated Copper Baltimore & Ohio Missouri Pacific Hocking Valley Bears Great Northwestern Great Northern Northern Pacific Northern Securities Company United States Texas B. M New Jerse New York Central Norfolk & Weate Norfolk & W Ontario & Western Pennsylvania San Fran Sim St St. L West Uni St & W Union Pacific Low Pacific Lin Wabash Wheeling & Lake Erie L. EB Wisconsin Central Adams Wells Brooklyn Rapid van de Colorado Fuel & Iron Sv Consolidated Gas General Electric Glucose Pacific Coast Pacific Mail Republic Steel Tennessee Coal & Iron UN. & Paper Co U. Leather U. &. Ubber Ub Rubber Steel Western Union American National Bank Capital National Bank Eve Central Trust Company Union Trust Company Belt Securities Indianapolis Ravan Streat-railway Belt Railway Meyer & Kiser Europe Reading Common Broad Street

Market closes strong with Reading near outside

New York December 23 The market stayed firm through the day as the bank statement exceeded expectations. Some active issues dipped on profit taking but recovered by close, with coal stocks particularly buoyant. Reading finished at the outside for the day and sentiment points to a stronger market next week.

Granger Farwell & Co New York

Russia abolishes barrooms and opens vodka shops in Petersburg

Anna N Benjamin reports in Ainslie's Magazine on Russia's 360 government liquor shops in St. Petersburg replacing old taverns. The shops are orderly, predominantly staffed by women, tightly controlled, and aimed at curbing excess while maintaining broad vodka supply. The piece questions whether the vodka monopoly meets De White's prophecies.

Anna N. Benjamin Ainslie St. Petersburg John Gilpin Eee Russia de White Council of Ministers

Checkers at the Store Showcases a Merchant and Players

In a dim corner beside barrels a country merchant Lingera watches two men play checkers with an intent gaze. The scene captures old world commerce and sport, praising the quiet skill of play and the unwritten law of draws as neighborhood life reflects on culture and fair dealing.

Lingera Peanipten Anna Fuller Treat

Wheat Slips as Stocks Decline in Nerve Market

Grain market tightens as May wheat closes lower at Chicago amid primary- point stock accumulations and weak Liverpool signals. Corn and oats dip. provisions fall, with receipts and exports mixed. prices swing on local buying and bearish chatter.

Chicago Liverpool Seaboard Minneapolis Duluth Igo Northwestern

New York Markets Stand pat on Flour and Wheat Receipts

Flour receipts total 26 845 bris exports 26 04 bris with prices across winter patents and Minnesota grades. Wheat receipts 33 60 bu with spot No 2 red at 89 1 2 cents. Cables weak, futures close lower. Prices span rye flour corn meal barley and other commodities with varied bids and spot quotes across freight and delivery terms.

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Trade in General Quotations From St Louis to Liverpool

Trade notes show wheat prices in Liverpool and Western markets with 2 red winter at 34, No 1 California at 6s 54, March at 6s 274d, May at 44. Corn steady with American mixed futures for January and March. Prices for peas and flour also listed with pork and hame quotations, reflecting a mixed commodities market.

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Views on Wealth and Social Change from an Ex-President

Excerpt discusses wealth as neither enemy nor ultimate measure of worth. Wealth redistribution is rejected. focus should be on character and earned means. Advocates calm, fact based discussion, cooperation, and avoidance of crusading rhetoric in addressing social issues.

Donist Roceas Sottea

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