Buoyant Market Spurs Broad Stock Advances
The market rose in a buoyant session as speculative demand favored railroad consolidations led by Denver & Rio Grande, Wabash, Missouri Pacific and St. Louis Southwestern shares. Bank loan contractions and large bond payments signaled deeper capital availability, with foreign exchange and steel-merger hopes underpinning gains despite profit-taking in smelters and some rails.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
London
Wall-Street Review
Union Pacific
Steel Syndicate
Southwestern
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Burlington
Rockefeller Lake Superior Iron
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri
Tien-T'sin
South Africa
Great Britain
Russia
Stanchard Oil Company
Tssue
German Empire
Germany
Wall Street
Treasury
United
Advances in Wheat and Grains Lift Market Quiet Provisions Slump
Chicago reports a mixed grain day as May wheat corn and oats rise slightly while May pork declines. Quotation settlement following telegraph talks boosts outside interest. weather and shipments noted for Kansas, Australia, and U.S. grains with receipts and prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, and pork futures.
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Chicago
China
Kansas
Seaboard
Minneapolis
New York and Chicago Grain Markets Mixed on Receipts
Market reports show wheat and corn activity with steady to firmer tones in New York and Chicago. Wheat receipts 165,10 bu with No. 2 red and No. 1 northern Duluth prices noted. corn receipts 112,128 bu with May and July futures edging higher amid export rumors and better midday demand.
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Minnesota
York
Duluth
Storlee
Soe
Wie
Tay
Aye
Pacific Coast
Galveston
Texas
Waihi
Buenos
New Orleans
Trade of Last Week Shows Some Improvement
Weekly trade report notes prices steady and volume improving for dry goods and milliners, with better activity in wholesale groceries and staple houses. Mention of improved coffee, paints and oils trade and confectioners, though overall season remained cool and uneven.
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Hart Tory
Trade In General Prices In St Louis March 22 Farm Commodities
Market report from St Louis lists flour steady at 2,702 for clear and extra fancy. corn meal and bran steady. wheat futures named with cash May and July options. oats and white oats steady. pork jobbing at 16 lower. bacon boxed and clear ribs and sides priced. seed prices noted. hay prairie at 0.50. iron and steel values mentioned. miscellaneous grain and feed items recorded.
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Uge
Stralhte
ST. Louis
Sie
Butter and Cheese Trade Across Markets March 23
Market notes show butter receipts in New York at 3,178 packages with strong demand for fresh creamery and factory products. Cheese receipts 2 packages with varied grade demand and price quotes. Reports from Philadelphia Chicago Kansas City St Louis Louisville Cincinnati and New York cover butter, eggs, cheese, wool, turpentine, rosin, metals, and poultry with mixed but steady pricing and activity across regions.
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State
Pennsylvania
Southern
Philadelphia
Chicago
Produce
Aspire
Dairies
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Louis
Litec
Louisville
Eges
Ohio Flat
London
I. Ae
Victoria
South Australia
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hane
Natal
Sr. Louis
Texas
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Ste. Savannah
Wilmington
el. Montpelier
Indiana
Linge
Lake Superior
Northern Foundry
Southern Foundry
Cincinnati
Spa
Walnut furniture returns to vogue in Circassian walnut
The Philadelphia Times notes Circassian walnut is fashionable again with lighter finishes and ornate hand carving finished in dull gold. Rich homes in New York and suburbia use it. wealthy rooms cost up to 30000 dollars. Old walnut or mahogany pieces can be refurbished to fit the trend at low cost.
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Philadelphia
New York
Reading
Veterans Pension Certificates Issued to Numerous Individuals
The Foreign Office denial contrasts with dispatches from New York noting pension awards. Certificates list recipients with locations and monthly sums, including Franklin Thacker (dead) Noblesville $24 and many others across Indiana and nearby towns. The document shows varied amounts from $3 to $24 and names such as William G York Indianapolis and John Anderson Warsaw among numerous others.
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Franklin Thacker
Noblesville
William G. York
Indianapolis
Joseph ©. Wagoner
Thomas Dd. Smith
Lafayette
Jonah Longst
English
William Howell
Pendleton
Granville G. Long
Alexander 8S Campbell
Kirklin
Andrew J. Tharp
Plainfield
Charles E. Hall
Vernon
Joseph Lugar
Landers
George Pilcher
Nations
Marion
James Landies
North Vernon
Edward PF. Griffin
Brazil
John Anderson
Warsaw
Ezra Keeler
Versailles
Charles W. Colwell
Toto
Aaron H
Terhune
John X. Clements
Washington
William Carpenter
Andrews
Whitaker
Dupont
Charles Brown
Jeffersonville
Franklin M. Telual
Ruth Ela
Alamo
Td Mishier
Gosh
Priscilla Beebe
Mary E. Jampeson
Richmond
Nehene
Live Stock Quotations From Indianapolis and Surrounding Markets
Live stock prices show cattle selling steady with good demand, hogs weaker but steady late, and sheep strong. Indianapolis market reports record large receipts, with cattle and hogs trading near steady values and weekly totals exceeding last year.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Pero
Interstate
Rade
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments recorded for the 24 hours ending 5 pm March 23 1901 show trustees Emanuel J Fisher to Belle H Gregory and Ida G Smith to Ralph Be Gremory among many parcels. Transactions cover numerous blocks and lots across Indianapolis additions, with totals of transfers and a final total consideration of 998501.09 and 1656.00.
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Recorders Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Emanuel J. Fisher
Belle H. Gregory
Lote
Joe i Slock
North Side
Ada
Add
Mth St
Broadway
Park Ave
Macy Ave
Hoyal Ave
Arlington Ave
Ralston St
Oreesrence
Ida G. Smith
Ralph Be Gremory
Beaves
Francis T. Rear
Albert
Lawrence Township
Herman EB. Martens
Wm. L. Milner
Lot Db
Square 6
Indianapolis Car Co
Northwest
Sheldon
16Th
Nicholas M
Husband
Lot Sil
McCarty
West Side
Kiendyke Ave
Bet Ray
Anna M. Jeck
See Us
Center Towne
Mipp
Edward C. Dunmeyer
Stan
James Johnson
E. Washington St
Beville Ava
Washington St
Seeee Margaret
Swan
Calvin P. Houser
Indianapolis
Eugene
Bet Barnes
Clifton
Marcellus White
Wayne Corby
Joshua Stubbs
Charles
Wayne Tornh
Perry
Eliza
Robert B
John
Datean
Stout Elizabeth
Nicholson
George Stout
Bank St
Cfob
Sons
James J. Carney
Cooper's
I. Fletcher
Oak
Cooper Ave
Bet Fern
Blord
Louis W. Swarts
Wm. Mart
Franklin
Ovens
Kenwood
Bosseni
Kelley
M. & A. Pletcher
Bee
Delaware St
Bet Ith
Commonwealth Loan
28Th
Bette Oakes
Lee
Wright
Building Permits for Estate Repairs and Additions
Willam Buschman estate files permits for repair at Fort Wane avenue costing 59 dollars and property at 500 dollars. John Sagalowsky seeks an addition at 625 West W. ton street with 20 dollars listed. George Koehring reports repairs at 6&5 Wi ave nue. R. O. Shimer applies for remodeling at rear 15m Moathenm erm avenue. R. Schwartz plans a dwelling wall at 40 Haugh street costing 45 dollars. Henrietta Tape frame house in Washington, hear Adoll Renhert at 9 North Illinois street with 272 dollars.
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Willam Buschman
Fort Wane
John Sagalowsky
W. Ton Street
George Koehring
Wi Avenue
R. O. Shimer
Moathenmerm
R. Schwartz
Haugh Street
Henrietta Tape
Washington
Isch
Jollying the Ladies in State Suffsrage Push
The New York World notes Indiana House passes a woman’s suffrage amendment to the Constitution by a tidy majority then faces Senate and voters next year. Kansas briefly passes then reverses a suffrage bill as lawmakers swap positions, leaving activists hopeful yet cautious.
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New York World
Indiana
Senate
Kansas
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