Grain markets dull as crop damage reports fail to move prices
Chicago March 6 grain traders showed little concern for persistent crop damage news as May wheat fluctuated and closed near unchanged. Reports from Kansas Oklahoma Texas and Indiana described severe damage with low yields ahead. May options drifted, corn weakened briefly but recovered. oats stayed near steady with cautious demand. Provisions rose amid large hog receipts and quiet trade.
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Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Indiana
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
St. Louis
I.c
May
Northwestern
New York Grain Markets Steady Amid Mixed Receipts
In New York the grain market showed a dull but steady undertone as late receipts kept prices firm. Wheat receipts totaled 5.7 million bushels with exports around 4% of a million, while corn saw 1,400 bushels received and exports near 527. Short sellers pushed prices higher in the final hour, with March around 81+ cents and May at 81 1/4 cents, amid bullish Ohio State signals and firm spot values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Duluth
Manitoba
Shorts
Ohio
AGN. Advanes
Aaron
Giaac
MHC
F. O
Fragmentary 19th Century Market Report Notes
Fragmented OCR market summary listing various commodities and prices. Mentions white and brown goods, lard, refined products, coffee, sugar, molasses, and various regional references such as Galveston California Texas and Cordova. Contains numeric price fragments and quality descriptors without a clear single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Galveston
Ike
California
Texas
Continental
Rio
Cordova
Multistate grain prices and supplies report
Trade in general reports mixed grain futures and cash prices across St. Louis Louisville Baltimore and other markets. Wheat No 2 red and hard futures gain while oats and corn show varied activity. Receipts include flour, wheat, corn, and oats with barge and rail shipments noted.
Butter and Cheese Markets Hit Across Cities
New York reports varied butter receipts and steady market conditions with creamery and cheese notes across multiple states. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and St. Louis show mixed butter firmness, cheese firmness, and fluctuating egg prices. London reports a sheepskin sale with mixed regional prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Dairy
Tate Creamery
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Southern
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
ST. Louis
Poultry and cotton market summaries across major cities
Reports from Louisville New York New Orleans St Louis and Chicago detail live fowl dressed poultry and turkey prices and steady cotton futures. Fowl and cotton tones vary with regional quotes and minor shifts in prices and staples noted.
The Fayette Journal Poem From Jo Hill
A Fayette Journal contributor Jo Hill shares a humorous verse about a poor Hindoo obeying caste rules and wearing pants. The piece riffs on cultural stereotypes and wordplay, inviting reader feedback and criticism.
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Washington Post
Fayette
W. Va
Jo Hill
Market Showed Strength Amid Possible Short Covering Signals
New York stocks rose in spots as several leaders gained while demand lifted prices to a higher level. Some moves appeared genuine but others suggested potential manipulation amid heavy short-covering with notable advances by Chicago & Northwestern, Pullman, and Colorado Fuel. Bond sales were dull but firm and money rates stayed high, with San Francisco transfer developments easing liquidity worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Paul
Pullman
Chicago
Minneapolis
General Electric
Omaha & Chicago
Astern Ilinois
Colorado
Colorado Southern
Pennsylvania
San Francisco Traction
Washington
San Francisco
United States
Atchison
Baltimore & O. B. & O
Canadian Pactfic
Canada Southern 6
Chi, Ind & Louane Ae
Ie&e
Ith
Northwestern
Ie C
Rat. & P
Delaware & Hudson
Del
Lack
West
R. G
Erie
Erie Greeye Erie
Northern
Hocking Valley
Ty Hocking
Iowa Central
Lake Erie & West
Mexican Central
Mexican National
St. Loui
Missouri Pacific
Ki. M
New Jersey
Centra
Norfolk & Western
Pace
Ontario & Western
St. Louis & San
St. 1
St. L
St. L. Southwestern
St. L. Southwest
Fat Southern Railway
Southern Railway
iMoak
Texas & Pacific
St. L. & West
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
ST Wis
Central
Amy A Express Companies
Agame Cece
Eeteceere
Wells-Fargo
Atte Gay Am
R. C
Uy Consolidated Gas
Tobaccen
Ugneral Electric Bry
Glucows
Inter
National Biscuit National
National Salt
North American
Pacific Coast
Pacific
People
Republic Steel
Burre Oo
Tenn Coal & Iron
Union Rag & Paper
Local financial notes and transit bonds prominent in report
United States new fours and fives listed with coups and rees while various banks and trust institutions appear in the financial docket. Indianapolis transit bonds and street railway stocks feature alongside industrials such as T. Polk Co and Granger Farwell wire works. Major names include American National Bank Columbia National Bank Trust Company and National Biscuit as market references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
T. B Laycock Mfg. Co
T. Polk Co
Tadians Hotel Co
Financial Markets Roundup Across U S and Europe
Commercial paper rates and money markets in Indianapolis and New York show 4 to 6 percent yields. Bank clearings span Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati, with varied balances. Foreign exchange and debt securities quotes include Paris Parisian rentes at 3 percent and Berlin London rates, plus metal prices for silver and Mexico.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Paris
Exchange
London
Treasury balances in general fund and gold reserve
Washington reveals the general fund cash balance excluding the $150 million gold reserve in redemption. Available cash stands at $177,667,061 while the gold reserve is listed at $348,515.
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Washington
Treasury
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments filed for record in Marion County recorder office end at 5 p m March 6 102 listing transfers with names Chas H Ford Nathan McLaughlin Phebe A Smith Joseph D Copper smith Meyer Barrett Barrett Smith Pierce etc. Lots and parcels across Wiley s sub Purcell s sub Black s sub Indianapolis Industrial City and others with total transfers and total consideration 31222 00 plus several framed home improvements and additions listed with addresses including North New Jersey Street East New York Street and Illinois and Indiana streets in various townships.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Rattie E. Johnson
Nathan McLaughlin
Wiley's
Outlet
California St
Chas
H. Ford
Purcell’s
Jones's
Eldridge St
Chicago St
Rai Men's Building and Savings Association
Black's Sub
Johnson
E. Oblast
Xarsions
New York St
Phebe A. Smith
Sec
Lawrence Township
Joseph D. Coppersmith
Mack’s
United Store Hoffman
Warren Township
South Indianapolis
John N. Ross
Sarah R. Mo
Werry
Melissa J.gan
Drake
Illinois St
iSth St
Jessie Rubens
Sarah RR. Grube
Indianapolis Rolling Oe Co
Ridenour
Frederick
Granville N. Gillman
Long & Harlan's
Washington and
Rey Bib
Kepler
Wm. & Sweltzer
Enleaf
Greenleaf
Brightwood Ay
3Th St
Geo. W. Bruce
Jacob H. Hilkene
Fenneman's Heirs
Chestnut St
Nebraska St
South
Indianapolis
Susan KR. Pierce
Carpenter's
Ruth St
Jack
Wese Dess
Vicecesse Vesses Cegesess Sures Lorod
Catharine Krug
Zampte
Bates
Noble and
Meek
Edward C. Dickman
Harry B. Burnett
van Burenst
Bruce Place
Geo
Magenis
Henry Schaekel
Bille Bank
Live stock market report from Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Cattle receipts about 60 with 20 shipments, steady demand for fat cattle and top prices hard to reach. Hogs 2,500 receipts and light shipments, market lower but fairly active, with prices around 5.65 to 6.45 for various classes. Sheep light receipts, market steady with strong lambs near 1.0 and sheep up to 5.00, Interstate and Chicago markets noted with mixed results across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Tee Ata Warus S
Emet
Interstate
Wreo Ss
Squires & Co
Coffin-Fletcher
Chicago
Rene Eotea
Texas Fed
Ieene
Cline
S& Western Lambs
New York
Raeees
ST. Louis
Texas
Enea
Tarsea
Gobl Tat Arket
Jeter
Teamtead
South
Omaha
Texna Aes
Louisville
Chalee
Cincinnate
Certificates Issued to Named Indianians and Widows
A list of certificates issued to numerous individuals across Indiana towns including Indianapolis Peru Muncie Richmond and Danville with varied sums. Names include John W Ray Chaz A Wilson Jacob Jackley Samuel Simmons Theodore Wheeler and many more. A note at article end discusses Kansas City Journal city clerk Prabylowicz known as Robinson and pronunciation clarification.
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John W. Ray
Indianapolis
Chaz. A. Wilson
Peru
Jacob Jackley
Frankton
John 5
Wilson
Muncie
Daniel Witter
Burlington
John Means
Onward
Lemuel H. Jackson
Richmond
Richard S. Ferguson
National Military Home
Marton
Lewis Lamum
Colfax
Thos. H. O'Neal
Anderson
Elijah Jackson
Lake
Josiah Dorn
Samuel M. Simmons
Camden
Theodore F. Wheeler
Marion
Wiliam P. Mallonee
Decatur
Thomas Lavallette
Vincennes
Andrew J. Kemley
Lafayette
Geo. W. Hammett
Henry &. Miller
Gaston
Daniel W. Hiatt
Edward Dickerson
Spencer
Calvin Sleep
North Madteon
William H. Wolf
Madison
Hachel Mallonee
Dacatur
Martha Diamore
Underwood
Miranda Steele
Switz City
Hester KR. Morrta
Kokomo
Spailnm
Hannahh Runk
Laurel
Mary. Hogan
Henew
Rebecca Liston
Mefora
Kansas City Journal
Prabylowicz
Leaven
Robinson
That Plea for More Hell to the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal
William Cline of Indianapolis argues against eternal hell claims, asserting the Bible supports only a just punishment without fiery damnation. He urges preachers to emphasize Christ's love, mercy, and justice while avoiding the old orthodox hellfire view.
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Indianapolis
Christ
St. Paul
Hell
St. I
John Calvin
Jonathan
Ors
Paul
Hep
Ananias
Cneuta
Poe
Penishemael
Sodom
Gomorrah
Lot
Ters
David
Uriah
God
San
Ahan
William Cline
Washington Story and Senate Friction Revealed in Leslie’s Weekly
A Missouri senator and Senator Morgan of Alabama figure in a Washington intrigue retold in Leslie’s Weekly. The account describes a new senator who alienated a colleague and drew a sharp rebuke, highlighting the tense ropes of Senate politics and fragile reputations within the capital.
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Leslie
Ce West
Missouri
Morgan
Alabama
Washington
West
Sta Missouri
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Capital National Bank Commercial Club
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Byram
MH. W, Bennett
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National Banke
Credil Suet
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Morris
Bellefontaine St
13Th
Marion Trust Company
Monument Place
THE
Central Trust Company
Indianapolis and
Erree ® Traction Company
Laycock
Uzing Company
I Z Polk Company
P. Wasson & Co - Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
East Markee Street
Bankers
Indiana Trust Building
Union Traction
Newton County
Ind
Greene County
Ooo Butte
Mont
Water
Indianapolis Fire
Indianapolis Hotel Co
Capital
Merchants
Columbia National Bank
Ss. A. Fletcher & CO
Safe Deposit
East Washington Street
John
Tarrington
Home Insurance Comm'y A
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Lowes
C. P. Sayles & CO
E. Market St
Indianapolis Brewing Co
New Telephone
New Telephone Consol
Union Trust Company
Clifford Arrick
Lombard Building
U.S. Scale Co
Terre Haute
Williams
Lemeke
George Rudd Thompson
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Eng
Indianapolis Gas Co
Atkins
Premi Meadeissior Weorksmen
E. C. Atkins & Co., Inc
Indianapolis, Ind
W. B. Barry Saw and Supply Co
Penn. ST
C. L Fletcher
North Pennsylvania Street
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Petroleum Dull
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American National Bank
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Odiapa Trust Congere Merchants’ National Heak
Treasury Statement
Raymond Reet
Franceska Buschmann
Fifteenth Street
G. C. Pearson
Alabama Street
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Wm. F. Koepper
Sinois Street
Sarah J. Falkson
Traub
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Mind. C._ Smilth
W. Ant
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Ada Baussman
Bismarck
Ciro
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Seas J. D. Sawyer
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Michigan Street
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A. A. Barnes
WM. H. Colema
A. ©. Daily
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H. W. Miller
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