Market gains offset by unease in money outlook
General price tendency is up, with varied stock activity and notable gains in Erie and International Paper. Bond market remains active with many new issues, while railroad and steel shares show mixed moves amid continued money concerns and hopes for relief from treasury actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
London
Eries
People's Gas
Tobaccco
International
National Salt
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Indianapolis
Major Steel and Rubber Firms Dominated by Unreadable List
A fragmentary OCR listing several major companies appears, including Republic Iron and Steel, Tennessee Coal and Iron, United States Leather, United States Rubber, Western Union, and others. The line mixes preferred stock references and firm names without coherent context or dates.
Wholesale market report shows mixed spring recovery
Retail and wholesale sections note improving activity in dry goods, leather, millinery, and groceries as warmer weather returns. Prices remain firm with strong demand for eggs, butter, and cheese while grain and corn trade stay active amid light receipts and road and rail delays affecting shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Dee
Sviec
Aer Srs
Eae
Hay
Timothy
Farm to city market notices and meat prices across regions
Wholesale price list includes iron and steel goods, nails, oils, hides, and farm produce. Cattle, hogs, and lambs reported with mixed regional quotes from Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, South Omaha, New York, East Buffalo, and Cincinnati markets. Many prices and item names listed. no single dominant event.
Live Stock Prices at Indianapolis Market Record
Cattle receipts were large but buyers held firm, with higher asking prices and quick sales. Hogs rose and demand improved, while sheep remained limited but sold to a local killer. quotes covered steers cows calves and bulls with mixed weights and strong regional activity at Interstate yards in Indianapolis on March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Walgain
Interstate
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion county Indiana
Yesterday’s record lists multiple instrument filings in Marion county for the 24 hours ending 5 pm March 21, 1901, including Michael J. Collins to Morris O Mints, Jennie R Smith to George Dunham, Retta Fennell to Joseph Pattison, and Mary E Cleaveland to Samuel L Davis. Amounts vary from 25 to 3,000 dollars with numerous lots across North Indianapolis, Newman Oaks, Cleaveland Place, and surrounding blocks.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Texan Company
East Market Street
Michael J. Collins
Morris
North
Indianapolis
Northwestern Ave
30Th St
Mary EB
Cleaveland
Samuel L. Davis
Cleaveland Place
Hamilton Ave
Bet Pratt
George W. Cunningham
Smith
Newman Oaks
Tallman Bet Valley Ave
Canon
Charles H. OH
Din
Alvin
Greenleaf's
Sabe
Outlet
Davidson and
Calysts
Jennie R.“Smith
George Dunham
Lexee Ave
Bet E. Paul
Harlan Jomk
Greedon
Louis Weinberger
Fletcher Et al
Virginia Ave
Bet Grovest
Woodlawn
A. Schofield
Martha E. Strading
Schofeld
Charles C. Ayres
B. C. Smith
Earl C. Smith
Isaac Ferguson
Dr. Martin
New York
Ci & En
Atlas St
Bet
Cooper Pickens
Scott
Block
Hubbard Et al
Levison St
Bet Prospect
Orange
Tipton St
Bet 18Th
Kenwood
Grace
Land Ave
South Meridian St
Raymond St
Center Township
Mary E. Witton
Joseph A. Shirley
Dewey Ave
Conrad
F. Holle
Herman. Co
Licne
State Ave
Harlan St
Lige Chapman
Daniel
Scherer
Harrison & Co
Martin
Orange St
Pickens & Cooper's
Scott's
Square
Hubbard
Dale
Urbana St
New York St
Pickens
Chas
E. Shover
Lote R
Fiea
Ton St
Pickens St
Royal F
Catharine Egan
Stout’s & Meridian St
W. A. Rhodews
East Woodlawn
Spann Ave
Perry Township
Albert
German American Building Association
Bruce
North Park
Ilinols St
Lora Holloway
Mary
Fohi
Vajen
Springdale
Coma Ave
15Th St
Albert W. Denny
Trastae
Martindale
I Dare
Pork Breaks Heavily Amid Market Declines In Chicago
May pork led losses as pork futures fell while lard and ribs inched higher. Wheat weakened on unconfirmed war talk between Russia and England, with prices slipping from open to close. May pork traded around 16.35, and Armour’s big rib purchases influenced the drop. corn and oats also eased, while cash bids showed varied grain values and steady flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour
Tien-Tsin
Liverpool
Northwest
May
Russia
England
Minneapolis
Duluth
Northwestern
Timothy
Grain and staples hold steady as market closes lower
New York reports flour receipts 17 751 brig exports 4 413 bu. Wheat receipts 91 000 bu exports 75 207 bu spot easy No 2 red and No 1 northern Duluth futures weaker on favorable crops and English cables. Corn receipts 117 97 bu exports 100 002 bu options steady to weak. oats and lard steady.
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New York
Duluth
Ft. O. B
O. B
Wwe
Ss Sc
Sigsing
Igipsic
Iitec
Serta
Bybbiec
Western Steam
Trade in Flour and Meats Across Markets Reported
In St Louis March 21 flour remained steady with several grade prices listed from patents at 3.55 to 3.75 and extra fats around 2.70 to 2.90. corn meal and bran steady. pork and lard mixed with higher salt meats and bacon prices noted. Receipts show flour and grain totals, with ship counts across barley, oats, corn and wheat. Liverpool prices firm for wheat and corn, with lard and bacon markets also strong. Kansas City notes various bids and grain figures.
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ST. Louis
East Track
Dyers Cort
Cash
Dees
Baltimore
Fiour St
Liverpool
California
Hume
Zim
Kansas City
Sesco
Guy
Trgetnc
Bard
Wheat and market notes from Toledo and Waukee markets
Toledo reports wheat weak on cash and May trading with minor gains in other grains. Corn dull, oats steady, rye firm at 9 percent, clover seed listed cash and March at 1.65 and October at 5.80. Waukee shows barley higher and thin liquidity for other grains while oat and sugar terms appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Market reports from New York to Chicago on March 2 to 21
Market notes cover butter eggs dairy oils and poultry across several cities. Prices vary by region with steady butter and eggs, firmer poultry, and petroleum and rosin markets showing little change. International sales at auctions and shipments are noted alongside commodity prices and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lowe
Mark
Philadelphia
Chicago
Market Roundup of Apples Dried Fruits and Textiles
New York markets show active demand for coated apples with prices largely steady on light receipts. Prunes and apricots mixed. California dried fruits inactive. Coarse colored cottons weak. nylon and hosiery dull. New Orleans reports mixed cotton prices and strong trade with 6,500 bales sold. St Louis notes firm lead and zinc with spelter at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State
Fancy
California
Park
Wheat crop condition reports from the winter of 1889
R G Dun s Review will note mixed wheat prospects across the Midwest and South. Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Illinois show reduced acreage after last year s partial failure. Hessian fly threats loom if dry weather persists. some regions report winter kill and plowing under. Tennessee and Kentucky suffered from dry early winter. Illinois hopes wet weather continues to outgrow the pest. best outlook from the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun
Ohio
Tucky
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Eese
Revolt of Brokers Rocks Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago brokers revolt against strict Board of Trade rules by buying Milwaukee memberships. Chicago firms transfer interests to Milwaukee, membership prices rise from 78 to 150 dollars. Move aims to hold receipts on Milwaukee contracts, with no puts and calls in Milwaukee. Debate over telegraph quotations and grade manipulation fuels dissatisfaction as brokers warn the Board may legislate itself out of existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee
Cream City
Wisconsin
Ees
Telegraph
Vital Statistics March 21 births and funerals listed
Fanny and Fernandes Roberts 4 Bloomington Street register a girl. Leone and G W Faulkner 10% Arrow Avenue register a birth. Leone and Roscoe Smith 8 Lincoln Jane register a boy. Amelia and W L Whitsit 5 South Oriental Street register a boy. Elia and George A Flynn 4 Randolph Street register a boy. Fanny and Perry Mitchell 24 Arch Street register a boy. Nettie and William G Inman 144 Marchindale Avenue register a boy. Margaret L Haseley two years old ill with pneumonia at 8 Woodlawn Avenue. Elizabeth Fitch 76 years at 1315 Eugene Street general debility. Harry M Robbins and Agnes Quear dehiles Bullivan and Hettie Graves mentioned. Amos Yunk and Susan Personett.
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Fanny
Fernandes Roberts
Bloomington Street
Leona
G. W. Faulkner
Arrow Avenue
Leone
Roscoe Smith
Lincoln Jane
Amelia
Woes L. Whitsit
South Oriental Street
Elia
George A. Flynn
Randolph Street
Perry Mitchell
Arch Street
Nettie
William G. Inman
Marchindale Avenue
Margaret L. Haseley
Woodlawn Avenue
Pneumonia
Elizabeth Fitch
Eugene Street
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The
Capital National Bank
M. B. Wilson
C. M. Packand
W. F. Churchman
C. L. Farbell
Indiana National Bank
Safe Deposit Vaults
Wolney T. Malott
Edw. L. McKee
Edward B. Porter
Cashler
the Central Trust Company
Marion Trust CO
N. E. Cor
Market St
Chas. Finley Smith & CO
Monument Place
Indianapolis, Ind
Wall &J
Ames
Moston
F. A. Rogers & CO Incorporated Bankers and Brokers
Stevenson
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Phonesant Safe
W-S. Or
S. A. Fletcher & CO
East Washegton Street
John
Tarrington
Ission
F. Sayles
Eam Market Street
Vorses
Ee Ae Any Oher Business
East
Plitcher
Pennsylvania Street
Eric
South Meridien Roi
Ofice
E.C. Atkins & CO
Wma
Michaelis
Ind
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Im & Penn
Joel Williams
SosaRaston
Ingalta Block
Indianapolis Gas CO
Sunday Journal
Atchison
Chesapeake
Aan
United States
Wells-Fargo
Asc
American Cotton Oil
American Malting
American Spirits
American & Ts
American Steel Hoop
American Steel and Wire
American Steel and
American Tin Plate
American Tobacco
Continental Tobacco
Federal Steel
General Electric
International Paper
Internatix
Aia
U. T . Tay
G. S
U. S
Pesny Nay
Meas Etek Ellis
St Phil
Louis
Cincinnati
Brazil
Coal and Coke
C. & O. Kanawha
Pittsburg
Winifrede
Raymond
Jackson
Biossburg
Connellsville Ee
Earnot
Berkley
Cabot
Capitol
Dwight Ancher
Peabody
Pepperell
Androscoggin
Atlantic A
Buck's Head
Constitution
Carlisle
I EA Star
Great Falls
Hill Fine
Indian Head
Allen
Allen's
Staples
Amer
Arnold Long
Arnold A LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Merrimac
Pacific
Simpson
Berlin
Americ Shirtine
Edwards
Warren
D&c
Slater
Shes Case
Kings
Amoskeag
Benet Gordie
Cordis
Gert
Hamilton
Lenox Fancy
Methuen AA
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Bates
Lancaster
Lancaster Normandies
Fail du Nord
God
Prime
Wee
Strictly Prime
li@inc
Lewizie
Java
Golden Rio
Bourbon Santos
Gilded Santos
Prime Santos
Caracas
Jon
We Jersey
Lave
A. Sac
Columbia A
Windsor
Ridgewood
Phoenix A
Empire
B.vic
Ideal Golden
Agite
Coma
ipiSe
James Hiary
Iece
Navy
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Iron and Steel
Harneon
Bank
T Straits
Labrador
Romero
Jersey
Baldwin
Belltower
Greenings
Northern Spy
Ben Davis
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
March
Western Fed
Texas
South Omaha
Merit
East Buffalo
Eormanea
Margaret Bruce
Senate Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Ee Bishop Smith
Cottage
Twenty-seventh
Ke c. L. Dannenberg
Thirtieth Street
Barnes Avenue
Karl Schmid
Wacker Street
Calvelage
Daniel J. Hendershot
Hillside Avenue
Henry Zimmer
Iowa Street
Rod Reimer
Weghorst Street
Doran Brothers
Birch Avenue
Ira C. Wilkerson
Meridian Street
Rasmond
W. T. Malett
Lilinore Street
Pensions For Veterans
Henry Neutzenhoezler
Lebanon
Wiliam JD. May
Owensville
Thomas
Babies
Biberstetter
Hart
John Ley Greenwood
George W. Rankin
Em Brandenbere
Pylon
Ueavell Keller
Bluffton
Trerease
William BE
Collins
Monticello
Martech
David Briggs
Jeffersonville
Martha J. Reed
Grant
Mary Jayne
Mary Koeall
Fort Wayne
Spain
Wiliam N. Shaw
Whitestown
Mansion House
Lord Rosebery
Great Britain
Missouri
Kansas Stock
Erastienes
Aoes
New South Wales
Queensland
Cypmad
Victoria
South
Oil City
Wilmington
Montpelier
South Lima
North Lima
Charleston
Savannah
Arch
Ak Cosy
Metals
Spelter
Sire
Conserting the
Chicago Board For the
Milwaukee Chamber
Vital Statistics
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