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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
10
3% interest paid on deposits of $1.00 and upward with no fines fees or deductions. A secure and regular return is thus made available to holders of small sums.
The week opens with brisk activity across commodities on commission row, grocers report steady demand for butter and eggs, while dry goods hold firm. Grain receipts rise with small old potato supplies and mixed corn offerings, prices show general steadiness amid slight sugar advance and others moving well.
Wagon market offerings were light and corn firm with a rise. Hay remained steady from Saturday’s figures. Weighmaster reported prices for corn per bushel and straw per ton, with mixed and timothy hay also listed, though some entries appear incomplete or garbled.
The page details prices shippers pay for turkeys and other poultry, hides and tallow, candies and nuts, dress fabrics, coal and coke, various groceries and produce, and includes a market update on stocks and commodities with readings on Reading, Pennsylvania, and rail traffic. It notes July obligations and money market conditions, with overall market strength and a bullish speculative tone.
At Indianapolis Stock Exchange summer dullness prevails as bids fall from last week. Union Traction rights expired with a small price rise on common stock while preferred and other major issues show scattered lower quotations.
A list of real estate instruments recorded in Marion County for the 24 hours ending 5 pm June 29 1903. Transactions include numerous lot transfers across Fletcher’s, Beatty, Glass Works, Keystone Park, Lincoln, and other subdivisions with sums ranging up to 4 500 for properties. Building permits follow, noting cottages repairs additions and remodellings across multiple streets and avenues with varied costs.
More than 1,000 newcomers arrived at Ellis Island on Saturday aboard the Patria and Furnessia. They were subjected to thorough medical examinations after European officials warned that imbeciles and paupers are being shipped in numbers.
A debut performance of a dramatization of Oliver Wendell Holmes's Elsie Venner was staged tonight at the Auditorium Lester the Fendi, receiving a favorable reception. The leading production was noted for its overall strong acting and staging as Kanbab City audiences viewed the new adaptation.
Chicago markets turned mixed as wheat and oats opened weak due to rains and shipments, then firmed toward noon on strong demand. September wheat held at 78 1/2 to 78 3/4 cents, July near 79 1/4 cents. Corn rose with small futures gains, deferreds steady, and receipts active. Hog futures climbed with pork near 16.00 and ribs around 8.50, while butter and dairy prices across cities showed varied moves.
New York June 2. Flour receipts 28 554 barrels exports 7 847 barrels. Cornmeal steady yellow Western 1 14 city 1 20. Rye firm No 2 Western 65 cents f o b afloat. Wheat receipts 112 175 bu exports 112 035 sales 2 260 000 futures. Spot steady No 2 red 86 f o b afloat, No 1 northern Duluth 93 1 2 cents f o b afloat. Corn receipts 231 000 bu, exports 97 540. Oats receipts 14 500 bu, spot firm No 2 43 1 2 cents. Lard dull Western steam 8 50. Park and fats listed with varied prices. Coffee spot Rio firm. Sugar raw steady.
St Louis dispatch reports mixed grain and flour prices with widespread activity in Chicago and elsewhere. Flour steady to firm with various Patents and grades cited. wheat and corn show shifting cash and futures levels. pork and lard rise modestly. shipments noted for flour and wheat with Quantities listed, amid market chatter and regional price variations.
Union Stockyards Indianapolis June 2 cattle receipts 59 shipments small demand steady for fat prime cattle while unfinished stock and grassers neglected due to lower prices and slow feeders. Hogs active but about five cents lower, sheep steady. Prices ranged with helpers at 8.54 to 10. and Texans at 10. Stockers and feeders expect lower futures as farmers hold back orders. conservative pricing urged for unfinished stock.
Market reports from Kansas City New York Chicago St Louis and Omaha summarize cattle, calf, and sheep receipts and prices. Texans and natives appear with varied steer and calf values, beef totals, and mixed pack. Trade cited as firm to higher with regional fluctuations and declines in some categories.
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