Market dull as New York stocks drift amid rumors of new issue
In New York trading on January 2, professional operators pushed prices up briefly but overall activity remained subdued. Metro Street Railway led gains later, advancing up to 3 1/2 percent on unusual volume while other utilities lagged. Rumors spoke of a stock issue with rights, and expectations about scrip distributions circulated. The market closed irregular as money eased and foreign securities drew some interest. Bond activity broadened with Rock Island and Central of Georgia issues showing life. total par value sales reached 4,627,000 with U S bonds unchanged.
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New York
Metropolitan Street Railway
Chicago & Northwestern
Lackawanna
London
Supreme Court
Erie
Rock Island
Central of Georgia
United States
Citizens Street railway fives and Belt Railway common
Fragmentary market note lists Citizens' Street railway fives Belt Railway common and Belt Railway preference with unclear figures. Mentions Chicago Stocks Granger Farwell & Co.'s Wire National Biscuit Diamond Match and Moneta ry terms with distorted OCR.
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Citizens’ Street Railway
Belt Railway
Granger Farwell & Co
National Biscuit
Global Money Markets Report Across Cities
Financial markets show mixed results with rates for commercial paper and call money varying by city. London and Berlin stage currency activity while New York and Philadelphia reflect steady money with notable exchange premiums and clearings.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnate
London
Berlin
Paris
Treasury balances report shows available cash in general fund
Washington reports Wednesday's general fund cash balances excluding the $10,000,000 gold reserve in the redemption division. Available cash totals 170,573,063 while other lines show 96,106,003.
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Washington
Treasury
Market advances in New York stocks amid London gains
New York markets opened strong on January 22 with London lifting sentiment. Erie's first preferred rose early but sold off on dividend doubts. Northwestern surged, aided by Vanderbilt interests, while Metropolitan, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, and Manhattan advanced. Erie declared a 1.5 percent semi annual dividend on first preferred, with subsequent declines in some issues.
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Sisson & Co
New York
London
St. Paul
Pacifics
Louisville & Nashville
Erie
United States
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Metropolitan
Brooklyn
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records
Instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana over 24 hours ending 5 pm Jan 22 1902. Transfers involve numerous parcels in Beaty's add Drake's add Lincoln Park add and other blocks with total consideration around 45196.25 dollars. Notable deeds include Lovett to Baw twenty two hundred dollars and Wacker to Anest Wacker partial 01 percent of Bee 2 Tomm Center township. Building permit issued for a brick oven at 518 South Ulin Street.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Burton Hishbeugh
Beecher J. Terrell
Cale
Chas
Tyer
Roache
Sanapolia
Tilford & Thrasher
East St
Kate G. Slawshir
John H. Groff
Wae Township Cay
Owen
Sangster, Harrison & Co
Oak Hill
Ada
Baltimore Ave
Bath St
A. BE
Pletchers Oak
Fern Way
Hazelst
D. Graham
Bernardus van Jelquhuss
Long & Harlan
Pleasant Ave
Margaret M. Kratz
August Wacke
Julian Et Als
Spring Garden
Harry JD. Weller
Webster ci
Lincoln Park
Pect
Harlan At
Prace
Meridian St
Mclean
Raddell
Ave Heirs
Talbott
Orchard St
Secesscer
Ey Peter
C. Moeller
Peagee Wacker
McKlvain
Sea Schurmann
Joshua Zimmermann
Hibberd & Jett’s
Indianapolis
Francis St
Urchard St
Phoebe Grossa
Peter C
Wrennieck
Sgt Teacom
Talbott Ave
Near
Geo. Carter
Minnie Gf Hoover
Smith & Yandes
Drake’ Ig
R. BR. Co
Robert Martindale
Maria G. Montani
Jackson Park
Mary J. Edaards
Henry R. Bond
W Syer vi
Young
Mary J. Edwards
Lote
Phippe
Nervous grain markets rule the day as wheat leads moves
Chicago dateline reports a choppy session with May wheat closing a shade higher while corn and oats eased. Provisions slipped, hogs weak and fats lower. Receipts and futures quoted include May wheat around 6 1/4 to 6 1/2 cents, May corn near 6 3/4 to 7 1/4, oats mid 4s, pork and lard down modestly. Weather and drought news weighed through the day.
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Chicago
California
May
Oklahoma
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Oakay
Roosevelt policy earns praise in South politics
The piece argues President Roosevelt will not appoint unfit men and will back Democrats if Republicans fail. It cites Southern press praise for his stance, calls for cross party cooperation, and predicts shifting loyalties as the South's solid bloc dissolves and Northern and Southern interests align. It notes Democratic strength remains rooted in tradition though waning.
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St. Paul
Roosevelt
South
Mississippi
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Uthern
Fouth
Market News Roundup From New York Commodity Markets
New York January wheat and corn receipts and exports listed with spot prices and futures closes. Wheat eased on weak cables and outside selling, closing lower in March and May and July. Corn weakened at first but rallied to steady, oats held steady with various bids and track prices. Coffee and sugar markets show quiet or firm trends, with refined sugar and molasses sugar prices noted across grades and products.
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COREA
Toledo
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
New York
Manitoba
Hing Se
Sic
Cordova
Quotations at St Louis and other markets show price moves
St Louis reports include dull flour and varied grain quotes with May, July, and cash prices for wheat and corn, plus rye and oats steadiness. Baltimore notes dull flour and steadier wheat, with mixed corn and oats tones. Louisville lists wheat, beans, hay, and vegetables prices. Liverpool and Kansas City market lines show international and domestic price directions.
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ST. Louis
Atige
Timothy
Louisville
Baltimore
Liverpool
California
Bacon
Cumberland
Kansas City
I . Corn
J. Myo
Live Stock Markets Hogs Fairly Active at Lower Prices
At Union Stockyards Indianapolis on January 22 cattle receipts modest with a slow market and irregular prices. Hog receipts 7,590 with a decline elsewhere. sales ranged 5.00 to 6.45 with most around 5.90 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 500 with steady to strong prices. lambs up to 5.75, yearlings and sheep selling steadily. Interstate stockyards noted weak cattle demand but steady prices for good fat cattle. hogs and sheep markets similar to local trends.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Blair- Baker Horse Company
Interstate
Erioes
Cesc
Chicago
Lee
Texas
Si Sherp
Kansas City
Texas and Inc
New York
London
ST. Louis
Walte
South Omaita
Fou Isville
Georgian at Madrid
Dr J J M Curry of Wineton D C, named for Madrid ceremony on the young king’s majority. Born in Lincoln County Georgia, he is a lifelong Georgia figure and Democrat with a career in Congress, the Confederate government, and public funds administration. Roosevelt’s appointment honors his diplomatic and scholarly record.
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Atlanta Constitution
Associated Press
J. J. M. Curry
Wineton
D. C
Madrid
Virginia
Curryon
Lincoln County
Savannah River
Lamar
Georgia
Curry
Congress
Cleveland
United States
Roosevelt
Absent-minded Nose Man Adopts Postal Card Trick
A famous nose expert laments memory lapses and recounts a self addressed postal card method to jog memory. He explains writing a note to himself with the date and task, mailing it to his own address, then forgetting to mail it, illustrating how simple reminders can fail without action.
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Detroit Free Press
Pensions for Veterans Certificates Issued to Listed Names
Veterans pensions announced with certificates granted to James Dolan Tipton William A. Sampson Manale John Vernon David Fortville Henry B Crawford William K Matthews Hethleherm Hansoner Nappanee Isaac W Yellowstone Dugger McCarver Lanshews James Stewart Peru Mexican War Huntingburg Clinton Minors of George Walker Was Henewal Beechwood Caroline Wiseman
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James Dolan
Tipton
William A. Sampson
Manale
Joheth Vernon
David Fortville
Henry B. Crawford
William K. Matthews
Hnethleherm
Tin Hansoner
Nappanee
Isaac W. Yellowstone
Dugger
McCarver
Lanshews
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Virginia Ave
Washington St
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Pennsylvania Street
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Lemcke
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Tarrington
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Indiana Timber Company
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Pensions For Veterans
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