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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1901

Page

14

Wall Street Mixed as Market Shows Narrow Fluctuations

Money on call at 2 percent on Saturday with steady exchange and varied bank statements. Wall Street traders note a cautious tone as steel merger talks loom, stocks see small gains for some, while others drift, with emphasis on bulk trading by professional operators and potential shifts in surplus reserves.

New York Cary London New York Danks Fesopve Finadeler National Bank Wall-Street Review Earn & Dewars Vale Relativaims Sonaeek Stock Exchange United States Steel Corporation Peesi Europe Transvaal St. Paul's Southern Pacific Southwestern United States

Jobbing Trade Wholesale Prices for Produce and Groceries

Readable catalog of wholesale prices for produce fruits and vegetables with extensive commodity listings. Includes oranges lemons apples cabbage onions peppers and more, with pricing per bunch crate pound and per ton, plus dried goods dyes and hardware items for general trade.

Grain market shows lassitude with firm wheat and corn rise

Chicago reports a dull yet firm grain session. Wheat advanced modestly while corn rose slightly and oats held steady. Provisions gained strength on lighter hog supplies and tighter stocks, with May contracts edging up and receipts mixed across markets in Baltimore New York and Kansas City.

Market Report Shows Slow Trade but Firm Prices Across Items

Weather dampened activity in the week ended March 2 with slow trade across lines yet steady prices. Canned goods and dried fruits move freely while oranges and lemons sell well and fruit remains mostly choice. Bananas plentiful and prices firm, butter and cheese firm, eggs weak, poultry in demand if high quality, hog products firm, leather active with firm prices, hides with no new features, iron and hardware buying strong as dry goods expect more improvement next week.

Grain Market Steady Amid Quiet Trading Across Staples

New York grain notes show flour receipts at 6,099 brls with exports of 10,785 brls. Spot markets dull but steady with several flour varieties priced, oats and corn futures mixed, rye flour steady, barley quiet, and oats trading narrowly. Wheat receipts 64,990 bu, exports 21,689 bu with options opening easy then firming. corn and oats show subdued activity amid favorable weather and strong export demand.

Cincinnati Chicago Produce Exchange Kansas City Toledo Minneapolis Kgtimc Duluth Milwaukee New York Minnesota City Brandywine C. T L F Northern Tye Euhope Galveston California Texas Elty India Mess Ica Fea Continener Ais Comatros Ieee Elfers South Omaha March Cay Nates Wendy

Trade In General at Liverpool Wheat Markets

Trade in general notes mixed activity at Liverpool with March wheat spot and futures-adjacent dullness. Corn and beef sections show subdued demand with Western pork and lard prices steady. butter and cheese markets show modest declines and firm tones across various regional and national buyers.

Liverpool California at_ fis u At &E St. Louisia Cumberland United States

New York Market Quiet as Week Ends and Prices Steady

Across dry goods and metals markets several items show little change. News reports from New York Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati indicate calm trading, with print cloths dull, American cotton yarns steadier, and various metals steady to firm. Poultry prices vary by city with modest gains in some markets and steadiness in others.

Weneenvecers Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Canada Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Great Wes Chicago Burlington & Chi Ind Louisville Chi Louiaville Chicago & Northwestern Rock Island Mobile & Ohio Missouri Kansa Kansas Texas New Jersey New York Central Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific Ontario & Western Oregon Ry Suse Oregon Pennsylvania Sinese Reading Rio Grande Western St. Louis & San Fran St. L San Fran St. Paul St. Paul & Omaha Pacine Southern Railway Wheeling & W. & L Wisconsin Central Express Companies Adams American United Statels-Fargo Amalgamated Copper American Cotton Oil American Matting American Malting American American Ae American Steel Hoop American Steel and Continental Tobacco Federal Steel General Electric Paper International Paper National Fuscult National Lead National Steel National Tube New York North American Pacific Coast Pacific Mailne Pressed Steel Corps Pullman Palace Repantie Iron and Steel Standard Guear Srsugar Tennessee United States United States Leather United States Rubber Western Union ST. Louis Cincinnati

Market notes on fruit prices and cotton markets across cities

New York reports steady prices for evaporated apples with unchanged rates across grades while California dried fruit stays dull. Prunes priced at 34 to 4 Se per pound by size. Apricots Royal and Moor Park quoted. Peaches peeled and unpeeled at varied cents. New Orleans records cotton sales 3,900 bales with mixed grade values and daily receipts. New York closes with hull middling uplands at 93-16c and gulf at 97-16c. 113 bales sold.

New York Merchanane Soerkee California Moor Park New Orleans Hull Uplands Gulf

Wool Market Reports Mixed Across Regions

ST LOUIS on March 2 reports wool weak and declined across medium grades and fine wools with various prices for light and heavy lines. New York on March 2 notes wool quiet with domestic fleece and Texas lots priced per pound, reflecting subdued trading activity.

ST. Louis de York Texas

Vital Statistics March 2 births and illnesses list

A late 19th or early 20th century style record shows names of parents with addresses and newborns at various streets with several entries noting girls and boys. Also lists individuals with illnesses including tuberculosis burns pneumonia jaundice heart disease and phthisis pulmonalis. The Vienna Reichsrat is noted as having adopted a reply to a throne speech.

James Blair South Meridian Street Minnie Hobbs City Hospital Katherine Schmitt Fulton Street Thaddeus C. Alber Fort Wayne Avenue Margaret Moffett South State Street Grimes East Tenth Grip Savilitar Ways Miami Street

F. A. Rogers & Co. Opens Local Branch Office

F. A. Rogers & Co., New York commission brokers and stock and grain dealers, secure rooms in Steven s on building and announce a new local branch to open this week. Victor Shimmel has arranged the setup and promises direct Western Union quotations from the New York Stock Exchange. W. S. Gifford named local manager as the firm expands here.

F. A. Rogers & Co New York Commission Stevens Victor Shimmel Western Union New York Stock Exchange W. S&s. Gifford

Indianapolis live stock market report March 2

Cattle receipts light cattle steady with steady to higher prices for prime and feeder classes. Hog market advances about five cents with strong demand from packers, while sheep and lamb values show limited gains amid light arrivals at Interstate Stockyards and regional markets.

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Gold May Lose In Value Says Harvard Geologist

Harvard geologist Prof N S Shaler told 600 students in Sanders Theatre that silver could become the international token if gold falls. He predicted a vast influx of gold by mid-century due to new mining methods and dredging, potentially quadrupling present supply and reshaping world commerce and peace.

Cambridge Mass N. 8. Shaler Narvard Sanders Shaler America Russia United States Learville Col India Africa Australia South Africa

Maryland Brewing Company Receivership Plea Filed

In Baltimore on March 2 the Citizens Trust and Deposit Company as mortgage trustees filed for a receiver in circuit court for Maryland Brewing Company. The bond issue of 7.5 million dollars was in default, triggering further hearings and testimony. A beer price-cutting war began with a price drop to per barrel, met by rivals.

Baltimore

Money to You Read the Wants Por Gale 20d

The column presents a wants and classified item list for daily readers. It details small notices and price points, inviting readers to browse available offerings. Names, places, and sparse numbers appear, suggesting locally sourced ads and services.

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