June trade opens under favorable auspices for commerce
Markets show active trading across sectors led by hardware iron and steel as builders advance projects. Tools and sundries rise with a surge in rotors ice cream freezers and bicycles. Glass drugs and oils move briskly with firmer price signals. Produce and staples stay steady with hints of price gains for butter and eggs while poultry remains tight. Wet weather trims receipts but demand stays strong. corn outlook hinges on fall harvest prospects.
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Indianapolis
Goml
Indiana
Illinois
Board of Trade
New York
Minnesota
Brandywine
Western
C. i. Ft
C. 1. F. Buffalo
C. i. F. Buffalo
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Duluth
Manitoba
Pacific Coasts
Galveston
California
Texas
India
Japan
Cordova
Prices Paid by Shippers for Poultry and Produce
A market report lists buy prices for turkeys, fowls, and various meats including lard and bacon, plus prices for fruits, vegetables, and seeds. Entries cover Wisconsin and Indiana sources with specifics on weights, grades, and per unit prices for items such as eggs, butter, and pineapples.
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Springs
Chasse
Wisconsin
New York
Indiana
Jae
Terre Haute Electric Traction Company Formed
The interurban and street-car lines across Clay, Vigo, and Vermillion counties unite as The Terre Haute Electric Traction Company with a capital stock of 5 million dollars. The main route runs between Terre Haute and Brazil, with branches to Clinton, West Terre Haute, St. Marys, Dana, and a link toward Paris, Illinois. Directors include Roy G. Jencks and others. Other new firms mentioned include The Star Telephone Company increasing stock to 13 thousand and The National Tile Company of Anderson with 1 million capital, plus local cooperatives and a renamed Pope Motor Car Company from International Motor Car Company.
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Clay
Vigo
Vermillion Counties
Terre Haute
Roy G. Jencks
Buena V. Marshall
Bertis McCormick
Samuel C. McKeen
Gardiner F. Weenle
Finley A. McNutt
Allen H. Donam
Star Telephone Company
French Lick
James A. Wells
Jesse L. Sutton
Edwin Plummer
Walter G. Gresham
W. F. Moore
Miles Roland
National Tile Company
Anderson
New Jersey
Arthur D. Forrest
Everett Townsend
William J. Bowman
Trenton
N. J
William L. Strong
New Brunswick
Hamilton Hazelhurst
Spottswood
Louis E. Lathrop
Indianapolis
Benj. G. Hough
George Lilly
John W. Lovett
Carroll
Cass
Deer Creek
Daniel M. McCloskey
Samuel G. Snider
Thomas M. Andrews
Arville W. Bitting
Fred T. Hiner
William J. Pnany
Sanitary Company
West Lafayette
Third Ward Gas Company
Kokomo
Neil Thomas
George Critchlow
J. L. Montray
Cdpital
International Motor Car Company
Comny
Pope Motor Car Company
Indiana forest reserve work begins at Henryville
Secretary W. H. Freeman of the State Board of Forestry departs for Henryville to mark boundaries and commence repairs on the custodian’s house at Hollister Knob. The second growth hardwood tract spans four Indiana counties and three across the state line in Bernemy. Purdue Forestry School students will later conduct valuation surveys to produce a topographical map of the reserve.
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W. H. Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Henryville
Indiana Forest Reserve
Freeman
Hollister Knob
Indiana
Indiana and Three of Bemecky
Purdue Forestry School
Certificates Issued To Indianians List Of Names
Certificates issued to Increase James O. Siidons Glass Block William Busher Portland 17 Thomas J Gip son Michigan City 4 G M O Bieber Colfax 17 James H Gaston Grant 1 C W Stewart Lewis 17 John Crai Indianapolis 14 Nicholas Mitchell Benham 5 FL W Green North Manchester 12 Ed Gregory Indianapolis id Thomas W Lough Wayne town 12 Joseph Gullion Lebanon 317 W Loshland Michigan City 910 trick Montpelier 34 J E Apple Uriah stars Bis fordevilie 12 e
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James O. Siidons
William Busher
Portland
Thomas J. Gipson
Michigan City
G. M. O. Bieber
Colfax
James H. Gaston
Grant
C. W. Stewart
Lewis
John Crai
Indianapolis
Nicholas Mitchell
Benham
FL W. Green
North Manchester
Ed Gregory
Thomas W. Lough
Waynetown
Joseph Gullion
Lebanon
W. Loshland
Trick. Montpelier
J. E. Apple
Uriah’ Stars
Bis Fordevilie
Still Under Pressure as St Paul Leads Market Rally Fades
New York June 1 stock market remained under pressure with St Paul showing strength yet selling pressure in other rails and industrials. Reports of floods and shortages spurred weakness in Missouri Pacific and Canadian holdings while slips in Sloss-Sheffield and Leather stocks weighed sentiment. Short covering appeared in Rock Island and Amalgamated Copper aided by a late rush as bears fought to cover. Total volume reached $1,440,000 with bonds steady and money markets firming amid cautious gains indications.
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New York
St. Paul
Sloss-Sheffield
Twin City Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Minneapolis
St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
Amalgamated Copper
South America
United States
Atchison
Baltimore
Baltimore & Chi
Canada Southern
Eave Esos
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Icago Terminal & T
Shicngs
St. Louis
Colorado Southern
Wisconsin Central
Atte Express Companies
Am. Linseed of
American Locomotive
Colorado L
Colorado
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, L. & W
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Hocking Wall
Illinois Centra
Iowa Central
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Story
Mexican Central
Mexican National
Minneapolis & St. Missouri Pacific Missouri
Missouri, K
Tyee
New Jersey_Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western Am
Locomotive T
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Trapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Gly Ig
Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
General Electric
Hocking Coal
International Paper
International Paper International Power
Laclede Gas
National Biscuit
National Lead
Pactic Mail
People’s Gas
Pullman
Republic Steel
Republic
Tennessee Gurrat SR
States Lea
Local Stock Exchange Quiet Amid News of Rail and Bridge Stocks
Trading on the Indianapolis local exchange rose modestly for Union Traction and Atlas Engine Works while broader activity remained dull. American Central Life and Marion Trust saw small bid advances. New Castle Bridge shares drew a bid with no offers. Worldwide rates and grain futures shifted on flood news from the West, with wheat and corn futures moving sharply and commodities markets displaying firmer tones.
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Saks Corner
Local Stock Exchange
Union Traction
Atlas Engine Works
American Central Life
Indianapolis
Marion Trust Company
New Castle Bridge Company
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Capital National
Aoe ‘Trust
Imax Coffee & Baking
Columbia National Bank
Delaware & Madison Co
Federal Union Surety
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Manufacturing Co
Consumers’ Gas Trust Co
Eenging Sbese
People's
Ba Banh Fertil
Ee, Trust Co
Ational Bank
Union Traction Common Union Traction
Union Trust Co
Broad Ripple
Citizens
del. & Mad. Co
Home Heating & Light Co
Indianapolis, Col. & Southern
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis Improvement
Indianapolis Street Railway
Kokomo Railway & Light
Merchants’ H. & L. Co
Cincinnati and Elsewhere Grain and market reports
ST LOUIS on June 1 reports steady flour with varied grade prices and futures terms. Corn markets rise with No 2 cash and July futures noted, oats and rye firmness seen, while pork and lard prices stay nominal. Shipments list flour and grain volumes. Cincinnati notes steady flour and mixed grain prices, with beef and whiskey values steady and sugar refinement steady.
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ST. Louis
S. Bastec al
May Cee
Timothy
Sas
Butter and Cheese Prices Mixed in June Market
York market updates show firm butter with creamery and common grades, 2c to 15c for various types. receipts total 6,245 pounds for cheese, with state full cream and fancy small colored products quoted around 16 to 16 1/2 cents. Market turns quiet after gains and steady demand.
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NEW Ezic
York
Southern: June 1 market notes across commodities
Regional price reports and market status from Cincinnati to New York and beyond. Butter, eggs, rosin, turpentine, poultry, cotton, and metals are updated with dagens figures and bids. Includes commodity standings, shipments, and receipts across cities.
Debt drops as May public debt shows large decreases
The May 29 1903 statement reports total debt excluding cash at 1 319 856 990 a decrease of 3 247 38 for the month. Receipts for May were 4 113 969 while disbursements reached 4 586 996 leaving a May surplus of 3 626 973. The May circulation of national bank notes rose by 15 291 477 to 406 443 20 and coinage at the mints totaled 1 780 486.
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Washington
Treasury
Philippine Islands
United States
National Bank
Theos Seems
Oman
Burglary Ends in Fatal Shooting in Cleveland
Dr Maurice Steppe awoke to a burglar at his home on Minnesota Street and fired. The intruder fled through a window, later dying from a gunshot wound after being brought to a nearby residence. The burglar, Henry Miller, allegedly confessed before death. A coroner’s inquiry revealed cash and a receipted bill found on a different man, identified as Jones.
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Cleveland, O
Maurice Steppe
Minnesota Street
Henry Miller
Jones
Mr. Wise
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis Markets
Hogs were a bit larger in trade with prices up about five cents, cattle and sheep showed mixed movement, and traders remained cautious. Receipts were light, demand steady to strong for good stock, with hogs posting gains over last week and cattle showing strength in local and interstate markets amid favorable conditions.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Zlys Ir
Interstate
Erie
Fao
The New Vulcan Water Heater Debuts As Efficient Range
The advertisement touts the New Vulcan Water Heater as the most economical and durable heater in use with artificial gas. It invites readers to call and inspect the devices on exhibition for household use.
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Vulcan
Mixed cattle and hog markets across major cities
Market reports from St Louis Chicago South Omaha Louisville East Liberty and Cincinnati show cattle and hog prices firm to higher. Steers and heifers command 4.00 to 5.50 with notable gains for choicest stock. hogs trade up to about 6.60 with varied weights. lambs and sheep show strength in several regions.
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Tower
Pennsylvania
ST. Louis
Inne
Pri
Texas
Chicago
Texas Fed
South Omaha
Louisville
Best
Brest
East Liberty
Cincinnati
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana June 1 1903
Instruments recorded show transfers from Josiah G Knowlton to Marietta A Davis trustee of property in Indianapolis including lots 7 and 14. George A Foose to Abram Hamilton. Samuel Hawkins to Lot 2. Freda C Victor to Samantha J Burton. John D Campbell to Willis K Miller. Emma Wise to George. Kate E Brandon to John C Vandivier. Edwin G Hunter to Joseph E Carney. A L et ux to William C Bissenguth. Mary A Me wood to Calip. Margaret Dobbins to Loulen akin. John H Schott to Cleon H Hurst. Willard J Gow. and entries listing The Central Trust, Louis Siffertin. Building permits listed for J C Williamson and others with remodels and repairs.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Josiah G. Knowlton
Marietta
A. Davis
Lota
Indianapolis
George A. Foose
Abram Hamilton
Samuel Hawkins
E. L. Atkinson
Freda C. Victor
Samantha J. Burton
John D. Campbell
William R. Shimer
Willis K. Miller
Robbins & Hubbard
Hill Place
Emma Wise
George
Spann @& Co
Woodlawn Gaa
Kate E. Brandon
John C
Mary E. Vandivier
McCarty
West
Edwin G. Hunter
Joseph E. ‘Carney
Myers
William C. Bissenguth
Joseph A. Muvore
de Pauw University
Mary A. Mewood
Mo Calip
Bikiti
Margaret Dobbins
Mer
Eolr Cnentin
Loulen Akin
Clark
Haughville
John H. Schott
Cleon H. Hurst
Willard J. Gow
West Park
the Central Trust
Louis Siffertin
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