Union Stockyards cattle hogs and sheep market report
Union Stockyards Indianapolis June 2 cattle receipts 9 shipments 20 slight weekly rise in receipts. market steadier for corn fed fat stock while grass fed and ordinary stock weaker. Hogs receipts 7 500 mixed shipments. demand outside unsure but steady overall with packers selling at steady to slightly higher prices. Sheep and lambs quiet to steady. spring lambs scarce. top prices listed for steers and hogs. Interstate stockyards Indianapolis June 3 report notes steady quotations with strong demand for choice butcher stock and light output. hog market firm to higher and sheep market steady to lower. horses and other stock included with varied results.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Mastang
Cholee
Isobeedvba
Warman-Black- Chamberlain Company
Interstate
Savnabacessiaeses
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Texas Fed
Westae
New York
Begerott
Ibs; Yearlings
Renee Yearlings
Louis
South Omaha
Louisville
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Commercial paper and money markets across major cities
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 6 percent on time loans and clearings of 1 913 207 82 with balances 751 82. New York calls money at 3 04 percent with bankers bills demand 8 percent. Chicago and Boston post rates and clearings, while Paris Berlin and London exchange rates show cross border activity.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Stems Exchange Firm
Chicago
New York Exchange
Ay Penc
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Treasury balances show available cash and gold reserves
Washington reports Tuesday balance figures for the general fund excluding the $150 million gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash stands at $195,324,103 and gold at $93,295,074.
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Washington
Treasury
Sugar Weak on Fears of Cuban Reciprocity Blockade
Private wire dispatch from New York reports a dull market with little activity. Sugar prices fell due to fears that Senate opposition led by Senator Elkins could block a Cuban reciprocity bill this session. Traction stocks rose briefly, Metropolitan by more than 24 percent, amid unclear buying by Flower interests. Reading eased early but stayed well supported as market drifted lower toward close with money rates easing to around 3 to 4 percent.
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New York
St. Paul
Aoe
Atchison Snes Sit
Boag Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Wy B
Canadian Pacific
Ivy
Canada
Southern Bees Cone
Chesapeake & Ohi
Chicago & Alton C
Besters
Great Western
G. W
Chi
Northwestern
Pacific
Chi. Ter
Trans
Colorado Southern Col
South
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack. & Western
Denver
Mie
Erie
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Iowa Central
Kansas Cityouthern
K. C
Southern
Lake Erie & Vieras
Saese L. E
Loulaville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan
National Ry
M Minn
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Kan
Texas
Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & WA
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
San Fran
St. L
St. L. Southwestern
United States
Wells-Fargo
Amalgamated Copper
Sly Am
Loco
Se Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklin Rapid
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Ny Consolidated Gas
Continental
General UC
Eeg Inter
Neese Sane
Ans Pacific Ee Aia
People's Gas
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Union Mee
Coon
Eae
Manna Gasee
U . BS
Myer & Kiser
Senate
Elkins
Brooklyn Rapids Transit
Flower
Philadelphia
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records 1902
Listings show multiple instrument filings for June 3 1902 in Marion County Indiana with transfers of outlots, blocks, and lots to numerous individuals and entities. Amounts range from 100 to 9000 dollars with entries noting Outlot 5 West of White River and various additions including McCarty West Side and Julian Irvington.
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Recorder's Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Terry
Paul Kraft
Ar & Hoyt
Edward W. Pierson
Franklin H. Barker
Park
Melissa J. Cornelius
Henry J. Dollman
Brown & Morrison
Guido Bell
John J. Appel
White River
Seis
George W. Seibert
John J
Louise Hoeischer
Charles Roesner
Juliette
Ind
Magdalena Daniel Et al
Doroth Kraft
William Y. Wiley
Robert Metzger
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Bates & Fletcher
Outlet
Jessie Stein Pearson
John C. Aldrich
C. Fletcher
Butler & Fletcher
College Corer
Lewis
Walden
Thaddeus & Rainey Et Ax
Julian
Joan
Rawles
Travelers’ Insurance Kapeny
Joseph F. Little
Julian, Johnson, Rawles & Good
Irvington
Henry de c
Hill
Dayton + Dawson
Jores
Cassia
John A. Tresster
Roscoe C. Ziegner
Kenwood
John G. McCullough
James W. Lot
J. K. Gharne
John Pere
James E. Arm
Seael
Joseph Ler
Martin T
Mote
C. Ziegner
Cassius
Buck
Tana
Aceon Mac
A Fletcher
W & Hoyt
Ene Patterson
Bears Control Markets as Grains End Mixed in Chicago Trade
Bears returned to the field after early strength in Chicago grain pits. July wheat closed 4% lower, July corn down about 1 and oats steadied. Provisions closed unchanged to modestly higher as hogs held firm despite a teamsters strike. Receipts were solid across grains with mixed overseas cues and renewed selling pressure from the Southwest and Northwest.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Southwest
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Rey Toto
Grain and meat markets steady amid mixed futures signals
New York shipments show flour receipts at 23 203 bushels and exports 29 584. Wheat receipts 60 075 bushels, with options weaker on crop news but paring losses as shorts cover. Corn and rye futures rally briefly before selling pressure reasserts, while fats and oils steady with pork products and lard trading near previous levels.
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New York
Minnesota
Brandywine
Ara
Duluth
Ac F. m
Manitoba
Sige F. O. B
Shorts
Hayes Shipping
Juliet
Pacific Coast
South
Quotations at St Louis and Other Places
Market quotes from St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other areas show oats extra fine, and demand for timothy remains steady amid mixed prices for bran and meal. Prices per bushel and tonnage not fully specified in available text.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Timothy Sted
Grain and market notes from Louisville and beyond
Wheat prices drifted lower across No 2 red and longberry while corn and oats showed slight declines. Livestock values held firm with lard up and bacon steady. hay and straw prices mixed. Regional quotes cover Baltimore Louisville Cincinnati Kansas City Duluth Minneapolis Milwaukee and Liverpool markets with spot and contract figures for wheat corn oats rye and related commodities.
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Gfe
Aerie
Ste. Park
Timothy
Louisville
Baltimore
Liverpool
California
Toledo
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Duluth
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
Ener Veerett Sims Ee
Market Roundup Butter and Cheese Prices Across Cities
June market notes show butter and eggs receipts with steady to firm tones in Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and other hubs. Creamery and full cream cheeses priced higher. refined eggs and wool markets mixed with regional variances and steady rosin and turpentine futures.
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Imitta
Isaavice
Pennsylvania
Southern
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Itc
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kansas City
Eges
Goa
Louisville
ST. Louis
Cotton and poultry markets and pensions update
June market notes from major cities show mixed poultry prices with steady to firm trends in New York and Cincinnati, while cotton slips in New York spot. Metals steady in St Louis. The piece also lists veterans pension certificates and widow renewals across Indiana towns with individual names and amounts.
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New York
Jers
Bremond
Cincinnati
Mee
Color line divides crowds world wide in sport debates
Boston Herald notes global color line variances in race and athletics. It cites Australia as white-ruled and hints South Africa’s cycling scene excludes colored competitors. The piece mentions officials ejecting a non white rider while praising a white counterpart as strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
Australia
Commonwealth
South Africa
Cape Town
South
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Capital National Bank Commercial Club
Secretary of the Treasury
Byram
H. W. Bennett
H.J. Milligan
A. A. McKain
E.S. Wilson M
OM. Packann
L. Farrell
Acta
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Marion Trust Company
N. E. Corner Market Street
Monument Place
SE Eerie Heavy Hardware
W. J. Holliday & Co
Money Market Outlook
American National Bank
Capital National
Ings
O'S Pou
Paris
Rentes
Exchan
London
Berlin
Exchange
Granger Farwell & Co
Treasury Statement
Sugar
Benjamin Pate
Keystone Avenue
A. J. McDonald
Ashland Avenue
H. Kaufman
Tecumseh Street
Mattie Glass
L. G. Diffel
Polk Street
W. S. Rugenstein
Weghorst Street
Hovey
D.collins
Milnels Street
H. Hoffman
Frame
Eleventh Street
Park Avenue
Bradstreet
Rockies
Europe
Portland
Fort Worth
Depot Harbor
Newport Vene
West—General List
Columbia National Bank
Mortimer Levering
W. F.C. Goit
A. A. Barnes
W. K. Sprouie, Jr
Asst
Southern Indiana Railway Company
the Equitable Trust Company
NEW York Stock Exchange
Southern Indiana Railway Co
Terre Haute
Westport
King, Hodenpyl & Company
la Salle St
Wall St
Woo
Territory
Idaho
Objio
ST Louis
Spirite
Om City
Ee Thais Gee
Montpelier
North Brookside Park
the Central Trust Company
Ee Bank and Trust
Clifford Arriock
Lombard Bidg
S. A. Fletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
Ba Moeman Cay
Guerd
Maney
OHN
Tarrington
North Lima
South Lime
Charleston
Savannah
New Orleans
Gulf
Metals
Apelter
Pensions For Veterans
Harvey Lewis
James Hamilton
Oscar W. Amibor
Indianapolia
Simon Howland
Beker
Sit. Increase
Rentora Hetsius
Willam & Stitt
Wabash
Jease Wheeler
Howard Robinson
Pierceville
Charles East
Frankton
Benjaminee Mount
John Iris
Indianapoli
W. Murphy
Crawfordsville
Cakeford
Bloomington
James BH. Howes
Kent
Nimrod Parrott
Centerville
Sal. M. Scott
Christian G. Heat
John D. Whitaker
Bluffton
John Woolley
Hanover
Jesmb Bradford
Marion
Charles J. Brown
Totes Mills
Lydia Owl
Serena McHenry
Evansville
Sai Ice
Folsomville
Lavina Allstat
Burs
Mary E. Rowlett
Gaston
Carty
Weleburg
Nancy
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