Bond Listings and Stocks in Indianapolis Market
A compact listing shows $50,000 Union Traction Co bonds in 5s and Indianapolis Street Railway Co bonds in 4s, along with Indianapolis Fire Insurance Stock, Union Trust Co stock, Government Bonds, Indianapolis Street Railway Stock, Indiana Trust Co Stock and related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Railroad
Indianapolis Fire
Newton Todd
Ingalls Block
Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Street-Railway Co
Union Trust Co
Government
Indianapolis
Indiana Trust Co
Belt Railway
Goldon
T. B Laycock
P. c
seaee + son
Seeesee
Indianians Receive War Service Certificates Across State
A list of individuals from Indiana receiving Original, Widows, and renewal war service certificates. Names include Albert Carter of Columbus for six dollars, George Hunt of Dickerville, Chapman Blakey of Indianapolis, Calvin Rogers of Indianapolis, and many others across towns such as Huron, Fairmount, Lafayette, Madison, and Fort Wayne. Also noted are certificates linked to Mexican and Spanish-American conflicts with various payments and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Albert Carter
Columbus
George W. Hunt
Dickerville
Chapman Blakey
Indianapolis
Calvin Rogers
Thornton Jones
Huron
James B. F. Cation
James S. McConnel
Boonville
Joseph Hackett
Fairmount
Herbert D. Woodruff
Petti
Joseph T. du
Lafayette
David Hosea
Washington
Jesse Stackhouse
Michael
John Shay
Porter
Alexander W. Phillips
White Lick
David W. Moore
Farmland
Marquis D. Grimith
Sheridan
Alfred Hosack
Columbia City
Carbon
Samuel Conover
Madison
Claudius Shafer
Metamora
Calvin Reed
Richmond
Alexander H. Wortman
Soldiers’ Home
John J. Oliver
Martinsville
Samuel Lanham
Bnngietown
William H. McCarty
Posesville
George Glazner
Patricksburg
Jesse Rice
Plainfield
Urban McKinsey
Colfax
William Jackson
Fort Wayne
Thomas Gorham
Marion
Abram Lahman
Steele
George Keeling
William Platt
Fowler
Lewis Vermillion
St. Mary's
Henry J. Booth
Bristol
Lewis H. Hendrix
Rounchdale
Edwin Stevens
Elwood
William H. Johnson
Davie L. Bri
South Bend
Hubert G. Wilson
Allen's Creek
James H. King
Derk de Reuter
Henry Armantrour
Frankfort
Jacob Neal
Sellersburg
Margaret J. Jenness
Nancy Hector
Wirt
Coal City
Sophia Hanes
Williamsport
Winter and Spring Clash Over the Plevie
Early March verse recalls a night of sleet and frost as winter and spring contend. The speaker notes arrows of sleet rattling the glass while elms sway and moan, with Cranch cited as the voice of weather and conflict.
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Christopher P. Cranch
Small Volume Stock Trade Signals Minds of Pros
New York March 3 price recovery in a slim stock market mainly seen in professional dealings of smaller class. Traders booked profits at close while gains remained, new crop prospects from wheat belt relief and steady money market foster cautious optimism as large syndicate loans may be liquidated, though public remains uninformed about participants.
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New York
New York Clearing House Banks Reserve Tables Published
The New York Financier will publish balances, totals and reserve percentages of New York City banks. The list covers Bank of New York, National Park East River National Fourth National Central National Second National First National among others with deposits loans legals and reserve figures. Clearings for the week ending March 1 show a large volume and a $1,104,000 decrease in reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Banks OF
City OF New York
New York
New York City
Bank of New York
N. B
National Park East River National
Fourth National Central National
Second National
First National
New York National Exchange
Bowery
New York County
National
German-American Chase National
Manhattan Company
Merchants’ National
Mechanics’ National Minetiom
Phenix National
National City
Chemical National
Merchants Exchange National Gallatin National
National Butchers’ and Drovers’ Mechanics’ and Traders
Greenwich
Eggyaree Leather Manufacturers
National Seventh National
American Exchange National
National Bank of Commerce
National Broadway Mercantile National Pacuic
Fenene
Money rates and clearings across major cities report
Commercial paper in Indianapolis sits at 4% to 6% on time loans while city clearings total $2,269,995.06 with balances of $196.14. New York calls money steady at 2. to 2 1/2 percent with sterling exchange firm at $4.8749 for demand. Chicago posted exchange at 4.88% on demand, clearings $38,193,270, balances $2,732,298. Boston clearings $19,235,959. Philadelphia money at 4%. St. Louis money steady at 4 1/2 percent, New York exchange a 3-cent premium. Baltimore money 4 percent. Cincinnati money 3 4 percent. New York bar silver 55 cents, Mexican dollars 43 1/2 cents. London silver bars closed at fractional pence per ounce. money rates abroad 2 7/4 2 1/2 percent with discounts around 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Treasury Statement Shows Cash Balances and Reserve Figures
Washington reports Monday treasury balances in the general fund exclude the 150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balances show negative 175,250,089 with additional class one assets totaling 89,481,128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Private Wire Advices Signal Demand in Leading Securities
New York March 3 Good demand apparent in many leading securities as out of town orders lagged. Rail stocks rose with Northwestern earnings lifting St Paul and Union Pacific, Gates crowd backing. Rock Island bought, Pennsylvania strong on tomorrow's expected showing, coalers and rails firm. Steel shares in demand. Tennessee Coal and Iron heavily bought amid United States Steel linkage. United States Steel and others rose on buying, while Soo and Wisconsin Central saw mixed moves. Sugar and Amalgamated Copper steady with hopeful Sugar dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Rock Island
Tennessee Coal
United States Steel Corporation
General Electric
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
United States
Bia
Atchison
Baltimore
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Chi
Ind
Louisa Beth c
Grei
G. W
Sig
Ag Chi
Northwestern
RL & P
Ch. T
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
Del
Lack
West
R. G
Sisson & Co
New York
London
St. Paul
Gates
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Steel Company
Colorado Fuel and Iron and Renees Steel
United States Teel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Metropolitan
Soo Common
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Great Western
Wabash
Colorado Southern
Missouri Pacific
Shorts
Sugar
Amalgamated Copper
Market Starts Slow Firm with Little Activity
New York March 3 The stock market opened firm but slow with few stocks showing real strength. Most trading was room activity as outsiders held off, awaiting developments and unsure of direction. Money market remains a principal deterrent to speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
Telegram
New York
Market Opens Steady Then Strengthens for Granger Stocks
New York March 3 The market opened steady with American Ice Sugar Tennessee Coal and Iron Rock Island and St Paul leading a slight morning rise. Overall activity remained sluggish as a few hundred shares moved prices. Gains broadened later with Grangers particularly strong while St Paul B O and Southern Pacific saw limited outside trade. Amalgamated Copper and Steels remained firm. Missouri Pacific rose about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger Farwell & Co
New York
American Ice
Sugar
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Rock Island
St. Paul
Grange
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Kansas City Southern
Missouri Pacific
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records
Instruments for march 3 102 list dozens of transfer actions in Marion County Indiana from Maryce Howe to Arthur G Brown Oliver P McLeland to George P Lyon and others with sums from 1 to 4000 dollars. Transfers cover lots additions and parcels in West Indianapolis Brightwood Haughville and more plus various repairs and new improvements. entities include Auditor Marion County J T Shin and Union Trust Co with several estate actions and street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Board of Managers
Collett House
Orphaka
Parker Brown
A. M. Ogle
East Park
Tacoma Ave
Weetington
George P. Lyon
H. L. Walton
Hubbard Et al
Cottage Ave
Olivest
Henry C. Brunson Et al
Union Trust Co
Center Township
E. Arthur de Vore
Mary A. Thomas
Clark & Osgood
Indianapolis
Oliver St
Seeeeeeae
G. Wurgler
Henriette Wurgler
Daugherty
McKeenas
Purcell’s
Jones
Bond St
Chicago St
Clancy
Robert Leavitt
Knapp's Ry
E. T
A. E
Ruth
Bertha
Harold J. Wilson
Charlies Durneal
E. T. Fletcher
Ada
Brightwood
Cor la Salle
25Th Sta
J. T. Shin
Ardmore
Cntcisc
Orville L. Webb
Theodore W. von Zell
Frank & Ryan's
Outlet
Cor
Ee Ave
Prospect St
E. F
Norman
Braden
Pebasy & Brouse
Cor Worcester
Louise Ts
Albert ‘B. Cole
Susan A. Harvey
Twen
H. R. Allen
North Add
Ty-Fifth St
Rader St
Erastus B. Chapman
Lille Carter
Yandel
East Pare
Wilkins St
Dakota Jos
Shissler
Henry T. Jameson
Bruce Place
Geliefontaine St
Sneeka
McNabb
Zula J. Henschen
Saebanes
Carrie Luebking
Wm. Holtman
Keiller’s
Cincinnati Arrives at Newport for Torpedo Supply Cruise
The United States cruiser Cincinnati under Commander T. C. McLean lies in Newport harbor March 3 to obtain torpedoes for destroying derelicts. After resupply, the ship will sail on a coastwise cruise following regular routes, accompanied by ocean liners, to destroy floating wrecks along the coast.
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Newport, R
United States
Cincinnati
T. C. McLean
Newport Harbor
Bearish grain markets as wheat drops amid crop damage reports
Bearish sentiment hit Chicago grain trading with May wheat closing lower, corn fluctuating then easing, and oats retreating. Reports of crop damage across Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri and Tennessee weighed on futures while outside demand remained weak. Provisions also softened as traders anticipated further declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Missouri
Tennessee
Minks
Duluth
May Park
Sonik
Jay
Wheat and grain prices glide at New York market
At New York on March 3, flour receipts reach 22 565 brts with exports 2591, wheat dull and mixed with small demand. No 2 red and futures show slight declines while corn, oats, and sugar hold near steady levels amid quiet trading and light offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Sic
Chicago
Rio
Cordova
The Omega Odorless Sanitary Gas Stove
An early advertisement touts the Omega Odorless Sanitary Gas Stove as a groundbreaking device. Endorsed by George Rudd Thompson and a Newport public analyst, it promises high heat from minimal gas, no odor, and little air dryness, suitable for offices and sick rooms, with exhibition and sale noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rudd Thompson
F. M. RE
Newport
Eng
Varied Grain and Meat Prices Across Markets Reported
An archival market roundup lists prices for meats, flour, and grains across multiple cities. Indiana and Baltimore show boxed meats and salted goods with prices. Cotton products and hay noted. flour and wheat prices appear with ranges. Cincinnati and Louisville report flour and grain rates. Kansas City and Minneapolis provide futures and spot quotes. midweek dullness noted for several commodities with steady or firm tones in others.
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Timothy
Baltimore
Teese
Cincinnati
Liverpool
Land Ieee
Sis
Louisville
KANSAS _ CITY
Toledo
Duluth
Minneapolis
Bard
Northern
Milwaukee
Parley
Trade In General In Quotations From St. Louis To Baltimore
Trade quotations appear from St. Louis to Baltimore and other places with figures for red winter wheat tents and related prices. Prices noted include 51.4 B at 3,904 and extra fancy and straight at 3,064.55. Timothy seed and corn meal, bran and other elevator terms are listed with unspecified context and fragmented notes.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Market News Roundup: Butter Eggs Cheese and Cotton Notes
New York reports steady butter and firm cheese with varying regional prices across creamery and state markets. Eggs show mixed receipts and rising near by prices. Kansas City and St Louis note lower eggs while Chicago and New York observe firm cheese and softer petroleum markets. Cotton futures quote modest gains amid weather effects and regional stock movements.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Dialonal Bank
Camare
Hervey Bates
Frank W
William Dugdale
Herman Lieber
John Perrin
Joseph C. Schaferin
Ranger Farwell & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Coffee Exchange
South Pennsylvania
ST. A. R. Thompson
New Tel
Capital National Bank
Broad Ripple Traction
National Bank
Home Brewing Co
Security Trust Co
Consumers’ Gas
Stork
Special Department For Women
Indiana Trust Building
Col
Washington St
Virginia Ave
Banking House
A. M. Fletcher
Broadway
Diviaoeae and
Gold Hill Mines
Grand
Forks, Yukon Territory
Law Building
Indianapolis, Ind
Efterseuurg Law Building
Millard Cox
Alfred H. Johnson
S. A. Fletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
Po Gay
John S.tarrington
Hoal EF Insurance Com'y OF
C. F. Sayles & CO
E. Market St
Geo
Board of Trade
Lemcke
Ohio
Santa Barbara
Kern River
Cal
Ts Standard Oil Co
Eastern Consolidated
L. E. Pike & CO
Elev
1237
Stock Exchange Bldg
Ini
Lathrop & Haueisen
U. S. Scale Co
Terre Haute
Oel Williams
Ana Builder
Lemeke
Pensions For Veterans
Ontario
Pennssivania
San Fran
St. L
Ates L
Southern Paul
Southern Railway
Tol
Wabash Erie
Wheeling
Wis
Central
Tenamo
Adams Anne - America
Sete Anaconda M Co
Brook
Ra ‘Transit
Con
Tobacco Consolidated Gas
Hockt Coal
Laclede
Pacific Coast
O. Eee
Pacific Mall
People's Gas
Saene
Republic Steel
Republic Steel Oa Tit
American, National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Union Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Union Bag & Pape &pPp Co
Leather S. Leather
Sim Sy Sy Obelity
U. Steel
Western Union
Paris
Treasury Statement
Henry Range
South
Noble Street
Addition
Tecut Busas
Hillside Avenue
Sak C. Shaff
Michigan Street
Pamelia Becker
New York Street
Kate Keenan
Linden Street
Margaret Adams
Anna Ray
Meridian Street
Albert Menges
West Tenth Street
Shuty-Straughnan Company
O. Sanaps
Security
TRU
North
New York Produce Exchange
The
Indianapolis Gas Co
Small
Byu
Elgin
Kansas City
Beas
City
Savannah
Gitsae & K
Sabe
Wilmington
Montpelier
New Orleans
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