Market Report from Interstate Stockyards Highlights Weekly Cattle and Hogs Prices
Cattle receipts were light with strong demand across regions. Fat cows and heifers showed the strongest inquiry, with top steer quotes around 6.50 to 6.70 and hogs buoyant, bulk sales near 6.10 to 6.45 while lambs and sheep held steady amid scarce supply.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report March 15
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports cattle receipts at 650 with prices up and demand strong. Hogs show larger receipts and steady to higher values with active demand, while sheep and lambs receipts are similar to last week and market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culia
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Indians Sell Eleven Townships to Government for One Million
Solway Minnesota March 13 Major Lawton arrives from the Red Lake Indian agency with news that a treaty has been signed allowing the Indians to sell eleven townships west of the lake to the government for one million dollars. One quarter of the amount is due in anal days after ratification, and annual installments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solway
Minn
Lawton
Red Lake Indian Agency
Anal
Light Price Movements in a Turbulent Market
New York March 13 stock market moved as a field of specialties with mixed activity. Leaders like Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific showed little range while Amalgamated Copper rebounded a point after weakness yesterday and Sugar fell near three points then recovered. Manhattan and North American led gains amid short-covering and favorable earnings chatter, while labor tensions shadowed anthracite rails and spillover demand supported steel shares. money markets drifted with a $600,000 plus bank drain and renewed Treasury transfers as government revenue disbursements loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Atchison, St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Manhattan
Lackawanna Company
St. Louis Southwestern Preferred
Iron and Steel Industry
United Tes Steel
Special St
San Francisco
London
Bank of France
Cotatet
United States
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Great Western
Northwestern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Lake Erie
EL & W. Ta
Nive
Eoceas
Manhattan L . Met
Minn
St. Loui
Missouri Pacific M
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
L&i
St. Louis
San Fran
Rt. L
St. L
St. L. Southwestern
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Winsieg & Tai E Eric
Wisconsin Central
Wis
Central
Ron Ssene Skre
American
Aeons
Wells-Fargo
Wees Cove
LIP Staves
Foo Car & Foundry Ie
Smelt
Fe Am
Anaconda Mining Co
Brook
Aid Transit
Col. Fuel & Tron
Wy Ba
Consolidated Gar
Ny Co
Goharay Eiectsle
Shaubens
United States Bond Market and Money Rates Summary
Financial news shows United States refunding issues and new fours with various bids. City by city market data report commercial paper, call money, sterling and mercantile exchange, and clearings in Indianapolis New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati Paris London Berlin with rates, discounts, and balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Seee and
York Exchange
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Song
London
PARIO
Exchange
Berlin
Canta
Washington
Columbus
Ind
Louteville
Lnd
D. Way
Hayton
Springfield
Ipeeries
Louis Tile
Medison
Pitteborg
East
Aoe Columbus
Pittaburg
Eas Spencer
Louiseille
Phil
Li Payton
Xenia - Richmond
Martineville
Lagansport
Vandalia
Treasury balances report through Thursday in general fund
Washington reports Thursday balance figures in the general fund excluding the 150 million dollars held in the division of redemption. The statement outlines available funds and the status of redemptions, indicating how much liquidity remains for government operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Real estate transfers filed for record in Indianapolis
A long list of real estate deeds recorded on March 13 1902 through Indianapol is Title Guaranty and Loan Co. details transfers across multiple additions and townships. Names include Lucinda M. Conger Flora B. Nowlin Thompson Anton H Teuteberg Jacob M Firestine J Walter Hutching & Darnell and many others with parcel numbers, streets and neighborhoods such as Parker Adams Oak Hill Meridian Place and West Park. Total transfers include numerous Lot and part Lot conveyances with prices ranging from 250 to 20 000 dollars and varied payees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders
Arenes Ae
Guaranty and Loan
East Market Street
Lucinda M. Conger
Flora B. Nowlin
SW. Baker's Sub of Cliffton-on-the-River. (Huker and Grandavs, Beige Lake
Fultonsts
Thompson
Anton H. Teuteberg
T & Shoemaker
Parker Et Als
Parker Ev
Adams
Parker
C. Chitt
Jacob M. “Paine
Allen
Arate
Ith St
Claner
Abov
Nicholas Dugan
Phi Port
Let
J. W. Beck
Capitol Av
H. Spann
Sarah L. Spann
Root
City of
Indianapolis
South St
Peer Pennsylvania St
North Add
24Th St
Andrew L. Huff
Walter Lot M
Rameey
Hutching & Darnell
Gale
Erastus W. Hubbard
Walt Hbard
de Wolf
A. E
J. Fisteher
Oak Hill
Catharinest
Fernway
Willis Privitt
Geo. A. Mann
Ridenour
State
Sturmav
Mary Dickmann
Dickmann
J. H. Kappes
East St
Bicking St
Philip Test
Ida G. Smith
EB. T.letcher
la Salle St
Eline J. Jacoby
Black
Jas
Johnson
E.hiost
Keystone My
New Yorket
Wm. Howell
Algernon G
Sec M
Decktur Township
James A. Miles
John Jenkins
McCastin
Lst
Keystone Park
Congress St
Bryan St
Charlotte Burchert
Lena Schulz
Beaty
Renee
Reymond St
Mery A. Johnesn
George One
Ae Oses
Wayne Township
Philip One
Fosa A. Ray
Kase
Olive Et
Cottage Au
Rose C. Walsh
West Park
Adisan St
New York St
Georgia M. Thompson
Lowrer
Hanselman
Tilinete St
28Th St
Jacobsen
Peter C. Moller
Marion Park
19Th St
Talbettay
Meridian
Renelvania
John Laserus
John Mciean Leckield
Famon P Erwin
Meridian St
Georgian St
Milter & Socwell Et al
Allison Coupen Co
Bates
Outlet
City of Lage Cena
Market
Liberty St
Geo
A. Dickson
Henry P
Pierre
Emehalf
Crane
Hotton Place
J. C
Chas
W. Oakes
Joseph Kingham
Fletcher
Wheat and corn slide as May contracts close weak in Chicago
Chicago March 13 Wheat opened weak then steadied before falling, May wheat at 75 to 75 1/2 cents and closed down. corn rose early but slipped to 61 to 61 1/2 cents. Provisions eased, hogs higher with pork at 15.40 and ribs 8.40 to 8.42. Receipts: wheat 69,000 bu, corn 113,000 bu, oats 123,000 bu. seaboard exports firm.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Télge
Tse
St. Louis
Manitoba
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
May
New York Grain and Market Notes March 13
Flour receipts strong with 16.38 bris and exports 5.1 bris. Wheat receipts 143,450 bu with spot No 2 red 85. ec fob. Market opened weak on good weather, rallied on corn, then dipped. May corn at 67% to 68% and July around 66% to 67K. Oats receipts 6,000 bu with spot firm. Western steamers $9.50 refined at $10. Sugar and coffee prices listed, with raws firm and refined steady. pork quiet with firm to dull pries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Sic
Manitoba
Blac
Continental
S. A
Rio
Cordova
Fsi
Baltimore
Western
Totec
Kansas City
Liverpool
California
Cincinnati
Toledo
Ile
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Mark
Philadelphia
Chicago
Produce Exchange
Crealmeries
Ic. Dairies
C. Eges
ST. Louis
Louisville
Market Notes and Prices Across Cities March Report
A dense price survey covers cabbage peppers and produce in Baltimore and Kansas City, with grains from Minneapolis Chicago and Cincinnati. Wheat and corn futures show mixed moves while wool and cotton markets reflect steady to firm tones across Liverpool New York and New Orleans trade centers.
Trade in General Quotation From St Louis and Other Markets
Trade in general quotations from St Louis to Baltimore Cincinnati and other markets shows mixed grain and livestock prices. Wheat No 2 red cash and futures trend lower while oats and rye hold steady or soften. pork and lard mark modest gains. dry salted meats and bacon firm slightly. barley and timothy hay demand fluctuates amid sparse substitution. Shipments include flour and grain totals from St Louis Louisville and surrounding exchanges.
Transit timetable fragment for Anderson and Muncie routes
Obscure historic transit schedule notes list limited trains for Anderson and Muncie with specific leave times from Georgia and Meridian streets. Mentions passenger cars and streetcar service with first and last car times, and mixed times for various routes and combinations. Entities include Anderson, Muncie, Georgia street, Meridian streets, and transit company references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersen
Muncie
Marion
Elwret
Andria
Uusil
Anderson
Georgia
A.m
Meridian
Pennsylvania
Wakington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital National Bank Commercial Club BU
Diing
Secretary of the Treasury
S. S. Byram
H. W. Bennett
Milligan
A. A. Mechain
E. 5. Wilson
M. B. WiLson
W. F. Oueneveux
GO. M. Packarp
L. Farrell
Asn’t
the Central Trust Company — Bond Department
the Marion Trust CO
N. E. Cor
Monument Place
E. Market St
Bankers
Indiana Trust Bldg
Union Traction
Butte, Mont
Greene County
Howard County
Newton Ee . Goo
Indianapolis St. Ry
Indianapolis Fire
Indiana Hotel
Clifford Arrick
Bomds, Tamwestrraermt Securities
Lombard Building
Boston
S. A. Fletcher & CO
Washington Street
Joan S. Tarrington
Newyork
C. F. Sayles & CO
U. S. Scale Co. Terre Hautp. Ind
Joel Williams
Lemeke
Texas Fed
Hieht
Gomi
Texas
H.gs.d
Beever
Recripta
Isville
South Omaha
Mathat
Utter
A Aa Sree
Stonkers
Ion
Chyta
Jaibiase
Stipeeentx
Wall Street
Ity
Granger Farwell & Co
Ings
Ital
Ioa
American National Bank
Ama
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Indiana National Ni
Indiana Trust Company
National Bank Ser Company
Citizens
L. & E. Traction
T. B. Laycock
Etoc
T. Polk
Indiana Hotel Oy G
Treasury Statement
Erty of the Bank
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
New South Wales
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Falkland Islands
Savannah
March
Gareo
Sas
C. Rosin
Hesas
Wilmington
Rosin
Rude Sa Eane
Montpelier
Con 'Barete Petroleum Ceratics
Sore
Aise Fe
Eas
Tuturkeys
Fall River
New Orleans
Falr
Uy . Sec
Gulf
Metals
Frank H. Weigmann
Hamilton Avenue
H. Throm
Ralston
New Jersey
Ape Union Trust Company
Welling
N. EB
Keystone Avenue
E. Anderson
Missouri Errete
Eleventh
Twelfth
Sam Skies
Wari Savin
Erie
Bayard Taylor
Chicago Tribune
Uncle Sam
Askranna
Ull
Mtige
M&c
Timothy
Anne Westen
Accon
George Rudd Thompson
Newport
Eng
Indianapolis Gas Co
Journal
Indiatgopolis
Dadly
PAG
Westmnaies
Cleveland
Wayne Express
Niep City
Ds. N. Y
Ros
Keickerbocker
Benton Harkbor
Benton Harbor Express
Benton Harbor
Wabash Accomme ST. Louis
Lewis Southwestern
Fin Bt. Louis Limited
Ds. Terre Heute
Mat St. Louis Express
oiicaGo Lise
Lafayette
Cincinna
Cincinnati Express
Wash
N. Vernon
Louleville
Peoria
Pearts
Bloomington
Broomin Springyieldi
Cor
Sata
Ham
Dayton
Wy. Wash
Innat
C. Cincionati Fastual
Cio
X.p
Detroit Express
Ocincinnat
Dayton Limited
Cincinnat
Dayton Express
Lcicaxo Express
Aoe
Chicago Vestibule
Pd Monon Scrum
CHL
Louis My
Ticket Ofice
West Wash St
Seenens
Ver
Lake Erie & Wes
Michigan
Detroit
Lim Munete
Laporte
Indiana
Decatur
Lake
Louke Fi
Gzeemnepome
Union Traction Co., OF
Union
West Meryland Street
Greenfield
Timitea
Terese Manin
Terre Haute
Nam
Aftingham
Teere Haute
St. Lonte
Ite
Trally Tiseihy
Greenwood & Franklas
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