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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
7
Prices paid by shippers cover a vast range of goods including poultry, meats, produce, coal, oils, and textiles. The loaf lists enumerate items such as ducks, turkeys, cheese, almonds, Brazil nuts, oats, and oats substitutes, alongside a long roster of cotton and textile prices and steel and chemical materials.
Chicago traders faced a volatile session with heavy wheat buying followed by rapid selling as July wheat finished 1 to 1 1/2 cents lower. July corn declined about 7/8 cent, oats down 1/2 cent, and provisions mixed to weaker on improved hog prices earlier, with strong rain in the Dakotas and Midwest shaping prices.
The Central Trust Company acts as executor and trustee under wills, administrator guardian and conservator to estates, trustee under life insurance and mortgage deeds, registrar and transfer agent for capital stock and bonds, assignee of insolvent estates, and general financial agent for nonresidents women invalids and others. Correspondence invited.
The notice advertises savings deposits earning 3 percent with a $1.00 minimum. It states deposits of $1.00 or more receive interest, emphasizing no better returns for small, irregular deposits. The Savings Department operates daily and Saturday evenings, closing Saturday afternoon.
United States money markets show varied rates with call money steady near 3 3/4 percent and commercial paper figures noted. Clearinghouse balances and Lloyds etc in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Baltimore, Cincinnati listed, plus London bullion activity and Paris, Berlin, and Madrid exchange quotes. Silver and bullion prices cited.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists commodity receipts and exports with prices for beef lard pork and tallow, plus coffee and sugar notes. Mentions quantities such as 246.000 ya exports and 125 ha, with various grade and market terms like Western track mixed, mild quiet, and refined steady.
Regional market update from Cincinnati and other cities listing prices for meats, grains, and wool. Includes flour, wheat, corn, oats, and bartering prices, with futures and cash bids for Kansas City and Chicago exchanges. Notes steady to easy trends in wheat and rye, with whisky and bacon prices given and various shipments and receipts across multiple markets.
Market briefs from Savannah Wilmington and other cities show mixed activity with rosin and turpentine prices steady or firm. Petroleum dull in New York while metals hold steady in St Louis with lead at 4.32 cents and speiter around 3.4 cents.
June 4Vital Statistics lists births in the city including innie and William Englert a girl for William Hamilton of Harmonora and Coombs Bates Amy and Charles L Van Eaton of Howe Rope and wrtttiard M dian street. MH Schumacher 2742 North Monive. Kirch 512 Sanders street Ella Ruhl forty six. various names and addresses appear with unclear details.
A fragment lists pairs of individuals including Thomas J. McHugh Ellen Rumton Jensen Tolstrup Johanna Frederick-Sam E. Broderick Katherine A. Moran Nathan Goldman Mary Rabinowita Othe Hayes Daley MckKinsey Albert Seering Lilly McFride O E Wessels Hattie H Versels Corydon E Fairchild Mary Myrtle Ed mond Frederick W Alexander Adalee Moore Wiliam McBaynolda oe ree aickard.
Cattle receipts 90, shipments 200, with prices showing steady to higher for steers and heifers, and lighter demand for dry fed cows. Hog receipts 7,000, prices 24 5c higher with good demand and sharp gains early. sheep receipts 60, with 7 increases week over week and prices 15 25c lower on lambs and sheep.
Market reports show hog receipts steady with general price support. Cattle prices mostly steady to higher, with beef and lamb values mixed amid dull activity and cautious demand in Cincinnati on June 4.
Chicago retailers report a two week price rise on cheaper beef cuts including sirloin and porterhouse out of reach for many shoppers. Armour & Co. cites late West arrivals and weather as limiting supply with cattle usually firmer this season. Congressman Robert A. Burke remains critically ill in Dallas after a stroke.
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