Indianapolis Live Stock Market Mixed Cattle Hogs Sheep
The Indianapolis live stock market reports mixed cattle demand with heavy and undesirable lots dragging prices down. Cattle receipts rise, with strong bids for best feeders and cows but weak prices for plain stock. Hogs rise with brisk trade and prices up from yesterday, while sheep and lambs show uneven demand and limited competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Interstate
Yptee
East Buffalo
Innati
Stocks Hold Firm Tone Amid Grain Crop Storm Fears
New York July 1 markets opened lower on storm damage fears to the grain crop and wheat weakness. Despite this the undertone remained firm with several major issues advancing, including Rock Island stock after directors offered par subscription of 12 1/2 percent of holdings. Bond sales ran at par with a dull close as French capitalists eyed American opportunities amid a London money market turn.
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New York
Undertone
Helseld
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago & Eastern Mlinois
Union Pacific
Chicago
Wall Street
London
Sterling Exchange
Paris
SECC
United States
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Cla B, & O
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Chi Chi
Alten
Chi
Ind
Louis C
Chi Great Western
G. Ww
Nort C. RJ. & P
Chi. T
First
Minn
St. Louis
New Missouri Pacific
Kan
Texan
New York Central
Norfolk & Easton
Ontario & West Im
Pennsylvania
St. L
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
St. L. & Wes T
Wisconsin Central m
Wis
Central
Wells-Fargo
Sete
EB & P. Co
Western Union
United
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments for record in Marion County show transfers including Mary L Barr to John W Harrison Lot 44 in Homestead Riverside Park add for 200, Mary Pao to Delia Manley Lot 148 in Andes sub east part Outlet 129 for 300, Emma A Smock to Emory E for 1100, and many others totaling 847,309.00. Listings include various lots on Capitol Avenue, Metagers Park Place, Outlot 13s, and Corey's sub with multiple buyers and prices, plus repairs and frame work items valued at hundreds of dollars.
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Recorders Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Mary L. Barr
John W. Harrison
Homestead Riverside Park
Chas
M. Ross
Sarah HK. Morris
Pert Nota
Rob't B. Keith
Admi
Harry J. Muligan
Corey
E. T
K. Fletcher
Y “Viarian
Smith's Betes
Albert R
Metager’s
Park
Pla
N. Capitol Av
Matilda
Elzora Walker
Sharpe
Woodside
Carrie F. Hunter
Nora W
suMons
Allen's
North Add
Mary Pao
Delia Manley
Andes
East Part
Josephine Frieber
Martin
Antrim
Poole
Johnson
John W. Arnold
Naan Morris Wh. S
Sec
Baltimore
Maria
J Theodore F. Harrison
Philip B. Kieter
Osbrook @& Co
Brinkman Hill
Spe
Apeases
Mut
Home and Savings Assn
James Ee
Newman Oak Park
Logan “Seholi
Clara B. Ganse
McKernan & Pierce
Herbert E. Fieber
Josephine Fieber
Pool
Emma A. Smock
Poe
Emory E. Wh
Dscape
Isaac Russell
Amos K Hollowed
H. C. Cam Sapna
West Park
Jane Helms
Emma W. Hartman
Lot
Long & Harlan's
Tinah J. Speer
Owen
Wright
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Adee
Peterill Dill
Chas. E. Brooks
Eae
Bruce Place
A. Metager
Norbert Landgraf
Bee
Metager
Michigan-st
John Cook
T. Mount
Dougherty
Judith C. Bryan
Fletcher, Jr
Fletcher Et al
Geo
W. Seibert
Fannie J. Cruse
Ee Anb
Wood
Capital Natl Bank
Sam’ T
Arther V. Brown
Rosemont
Nora Wineton
John Jones
Leime
Mrs. Durham
Hik
Indpis
Austrial City
Chee T. Boyer
Anna M. Sanders
July grain markets push to new highs in Chicago trading
Chicago July grain prices surged to new highs as corn touched 7Sc on sustained demand from Harris Gates & Co. July wheat and oats followed with gains and losses, while provisions remained dull. Bulls dominated early action with heavy deliveries to near 15 million bushels of corn backing the rally, sending July contracts higher before settling mixed.
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Chicago
Shorts
Harris, Gates & Co
Titec
Gite
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Bertine
Bly
Trade in General. Grain prices drift across markets
The report covers St Louis and several major markets dated July 1 with volatility in wheat and corn futures. Values include old red winter patents around 3.65 to 3.75, timothy and oats higher, corn weak, rye steady, and pork and lard firmer in some spots. Regional receipts and shipments figures are listed for flour, wheat, oats, corn, and site.
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ST. Louis
Usc
Prairie Dull Mt
Louisville
Baltimore
Sam- Ben
Southerp
Kansas City
Liverpool
Cincinnati
Whisiy
Toledo
Financial market roundup from major cities and precious metals
The report shows varied money rates across cities with United States markets noting commercial paper at 96 percent, time loans at 5.46 percent, and clearings reaching millions. New York call money at 3.5 percent, sterling exchange steady, and foreign markets listing London and Paris rates. Silver prices linger around 12 1/2 percent, with London bar silver at 24 4d per ounce.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Hosta Br
Chicago
New York Exchange
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Iee
York Exchange
London
Paris
Berlin
Private Wire Advices Market Quiet Ahead of Holiday
New York July 1 reports describe light dealings as the approaching holiday tames speculation. Irregular price moves follow crop reports from the West and a 3 percent jump in Rock Island after dividend news. Later, crop damage estimates ease and prices firm. Granger Farwell notes steady open with strength in the per ETT area. C E I firm, new high, profit taking muted, markets remain well supported at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
New York
Rock Island
Granger Farwell & Co
Grains Strong Until Near the Close General List Firmer
Wheat rallied with strong midday advances then trimmed gains before close. July contracts traded over all, with St Louis support and crop damage concerns in Kansas triggering shorts. Corn and oats showed firm spot and futures activity, while butter eggs and other grains mirrored the mixed market. Major receipts and exports data appeared for wheat, corn, and oats alongside regional price movements and station reports from New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Texax
Chicago
Texas Fed
New York
Beeee
ST. Louis
South Omaha
Louisville
East Liberty
Kansas
Brandywine
Giec. L F
Ec F. O. B
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Shorts
Siac
Sec Negher
GAC
Indianian pension notices and gas market figures in July dispatch
A fragmented July 1 report from St. Louis lists gas lead at 3.97 percent and Boelter at 4.50. It also issues pension certificates to numerous Indiana residents for war related service with varied amounts, naming individuals and towns including Marion, Lafayette, Corydon, Huntington, Columbus, Portland, Fort Wayne, Bedford, Shoals, and other locales, paired with specific sums.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Wilson
National Military Home
Marion
Spain
Robert P. Rosebery
Lafayette
Newton Beals
Fairmount
Andrew J. Ross
Corydun
Charles Linn
Crotmwell
Lease Littie
Cox's Mills
James W. Maxter
New Albany
William C. Stephens
Rushville
George W. Custer
Aleneasein
George W. Stover
Huntington
Joan W. Johnson
Koleen
William F. Nay
Jerome B. Ritter
Wilmot
Solomon C_ ‘Lawson
Dolan
Uriah E. Jones
Lebanon
Washington C. McCain
Bedford
David G. Salmon
Shoals
John M. Rush
Columbus
Isaac Premer
Portland
Conrad Bricker
Fort Wayne
Green
Jeffersonville
White
Setuai
Thomas F. Higndil
Birdseye
James W
Union Traction Co Time Table May 1902 Indiana routes
Union Traction Co of Indiana publishes a May 25 1902 timetable listing departure and limited train times to Anderson Muncie and Elwood with connections. Passenger and express cars run from West Maryland Georgia Meridian streets, with a 5 15 am and 9 30 am express car. Facility notes include station addresses and numerous passenger names and local stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction CO
Indiana
Union Block
Anderson
Muncie
Elwood
Westland-street
West Maryland-street
Georgia Meridian
Georgia
Merigian
Meridian
Indianapolis
Greenwood & Franklin R. Br.co
Washington Streets
Greenwood
Intianapolis Union
Anid Nes
Baltimore
Washington
Dayton
Springie
Vincennes
Louisville
Medison
Pittsburg
Columbus
Accom
Phil
New York
Richmond
Martinsville
Sport
St. Louis Limited
Sone
Terre Haute
St. Louis
West Terre Haute
West
Western Express
Sheers
Mere
Louis
Conde
Preserving Roosevelt: a critic warns against risky riding
A Harper’s Weekly essay urges President Roosevelt to curb equestrian stunts as overly dangerous. It praises his health yet questions the peril of cross country jumps and high fences, emphasizing public safety over personal bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
United States
White House
Roosevelt
Edo Saaile
Cala
Ned
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Joseph T. EL
Preston T. Kelsey
Ferdinand Wint
Pp. C. Trusler
Trust
Leen
Marion Trust Company
Monument Place
J. Fletcher
P. Sheerin
Byron K. Elliott
Joseph T. Eliott
Geo. G. Tanner, As
A. Fletcher
Chas. Latham
J. A. Lemcke
Ferdinand Winter
W. J. Holliday € Co
Warman-Black-Chamberlain Company
American National Bank
Iit Capital National Bank
Anenew Central Trust Company
Columbia Nations Bank
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
National
Bank
Thomas
Greer Street
B. Laycock
Brookside
Jame Grande
Naomi
P. _Knode
Delaware
J. Craig
Bellefontaine
H. Watts
Eugene Street
J. H. Foster
Adelliivigsen
Shellhouse & Rogers
Senate Avenue
F. H. and
M. A. Baker
Bradstreet
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Newport News
St. Joseph
Nashville
Fort Worth
Milwaukee
India
New “Claypool” Hotel
the Central Trust Company
Indianapolia
Belt Railroad
Clifford Arrick Lombardi
Besiitclimge
Security Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Singer Rr
Wits
Indiana Hotel
Laypork Mry. Co
J.T. Polk
National Biscuit
Ings
New State
State
Paltimore
Wil
Proguce Exchange
Ohio
Missouri
Wool
Boston
Michigan
Togtic
St, Louis
Wilmington
C. Rosin
Montpelier
North Lima
South Lima
Charleston
New Orleans
Pensions For Veterans
Safe Depostits
Ss. A. Fletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
John
Tarrington
Manegen
Arailmnoad
P.M
Tuiegeeethos
S—Sleeper
P—Parior Gar
BIG Four
Washington St
Cleveland
Cleveland Express
Anderson Scrummntation
Union City
York
Esays N.Y
Bos
Knickerboc J
Renton Harbor Inc
Renton Harbor Express
Renton Harbor
Elkhart
T. Louis Southwestern
Lim
St. Louie Limited
Mattoonacco
Joage Nlem
Cincinnati Express
Cincinnai Express
P. Greensburg
N. Vernon
Peoria
Howington
Eoria
Ioomington
Pat ‘Eorls
New Castle
Bae
Ham
Dayton RY
City Ticket Office
W. Wash
P . Toledo
Detroit Express
Cineineaui
P. Cineinnaati
Cineinnat
Dayton Express
Monon
Lake Effie
Detroit
Cee
Lafayte
Mich
Ind. & Louis
Offee
West Wash St. Habe
Decatur & Western
Decatur
Tuscola
Decatur and
West Marrland Street
Anderson, Muncie, Marton
Alexandria Xu ‘Non Its Sons
A. m
Dianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
Christie
Jay
George Miller
Henry Morrical
James Bowden
Hiram B. Lyons
Joanna Wievencritic
John ‘Uleyisville
McCrory
Charity Waites
Eugietown
Halt Burgess
Creek
Spalo
Matearts
Laberty
Elizabet
Labavolla
Jica A. Green
McMullen
Linten
Lucinda Daga
A New
Rah A. Wir
Jadelphia
A Weelman
Littles
Eunice A
Murphy Renown
Rebecca A. Fall
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