Week's cattle and hog markets show mixed movement at Union Stockyards
Indicated market report from Union Stockyards Indianapolis May 1 notes cattle receipts four days down about 10 percent vs last week, with some price softness across fat cattle and few urgent orders. Top cattle prices listed, hogs show week-to-week gains but under pressure from ample supply, and sheep and lambs receipts remain fair with modest weekly change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Beeereesieese Ood
Interstate Stockyards Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices May 1
In Indianapolis cattle receipts none, demand weak with broad price declines across grades. Steers 1350 lbs and up quoted 5.65 to 6.50, feeding classes and cows mixed, hogs about 10 cents lower, lambs and sheep showing little change. Chicago and East markets follow with slow activity, mixed bargain activity and varied steer and hog quotes.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
New Yorker Arrested for Hotel Robbery Case
Frank C. Westlake, claiming Prussian patriots lineage, was arrested in New York on a charge of stealing a large quantity of jewelry and clothing from the Grand Union Hotel. A room search recovered silverware bearing Chicago hotel names.
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New York
Frank C. Westlake
Grand Union Hotel
Westlake
Reading
Chicago
New York Fruit Syndicate Formed to Control Cider Plants
A New York based fruit product syndicate has been formed to unify cider manufacturers. The Rochester report states the venture will have a 3 million dollar capital and will control leading plants in New York and some in Michigan, uniting several prominent cider producers.
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New York
Rochester
N. Y
Tribune
Michigan
Rates on Loans and Exchange Across Cities
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 6 percent and time loans at 5 6 percent with clearings 2 06775652 and balances 44072070. Other cities show money rates, exchange, and clearings figures, from New York and Chicago to Boston and San Francisco, ending with Treasury balance of 314,739,983.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Seer
Hokal
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Rcent
Cincinnati
Clear
Market Opens Nervous on Rumors of Power Decline
Private wire dispatch from Meyer & Kiser reports early trading in New York stocks with volatility around International Power after yesterday’s drop. St Paul and Illinois Central led, Reading strong, Pennsylvania Railroad boosts dividend expectations, L & N viewed as likely to raise yields. anticipated 30,000 share London call. afternoon money flurry trimmed morning gains.
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New York
United States Steel
New York Exchange
Chicago
Southern Trunk
Louisville & Nashville
Illinois Central
Indianapolis
Louisville
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania
United States
Highyane
Atchison
Baltimore
Dohlin
Neereevees
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Chi
Oe & Louis
St. Sree
al C
Delaware & Udaon
Tiss del, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grany & R. G
Wu Oy Minn
St. Louis
iMain Missouri Pacific
Kan
Texas
T. Ef
New Jersey
Sess
New York Central
Norfolk & Western N.w
SiMe
Ontario & Western
Reading
San OS
St. St. L
St L
St & W
Union Pacific
Rothee & Liv
L. E
Wisconsin Central
Central
Adams
United States Wells-Fargo
Amal_Co
Wee Law
Linseed
Bose
Biel
Sisty Smelt
Silky
Anaconda
National
North American
Pacific Coast Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Steel
Wester Union
Serene Tee
Meyer & Kiser
St. Paul
Reading Common
Pennsylvania Railroad
London
Market Irregularity Offsets Good News in Stocks
New York May 1 The rise in Pennsylvania dividends and reports that L and N will pay 6 percent boosted Illinois Central and St Paul shares and encouraged buying, but lower money rates and wheat strength with crop damage reports led to selling. Commission business was light.
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Government Finances Report Shows April 1902 Debt and Revenue
Washington May 11 The monthly public debt report for April 1902 shows total debt at 903,115.97 after cash deductions, with interest bearing and non interest debt items totaling 909. Cash in treasury stands at 554,739,983 after offsetting demand liabilities. April receipts reach 45,215,300 with a 31604 surplus. customs and internal revenue vary, War and Navy expenditures shift. Ten month totals yield a 5 13,270 surplus.
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Washington
Treasury
National Bank
Internal Revenue
War Department
Navy
United States
Mint
Wheat Bulls Lift Markets in May Trading Rally
Chicago May 1 heavy wheat exports push grains higher amid good weather and strong May delivery demand. July wheat gains 14 1 2 cents. corn and oats rise modestly. provisions recover with hog prices up and packer activity. Cash demand and Northwest Southwest rains bolster cash prices. May deliveries and Seaboard clearances fuel gains amid orderly selling. Local receipts and shipments reported alongside futures ranges and cash quotes for wheat corn oats and related products.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Caillers
Seaboard
France
Kansas
Duluth
Gytc
Sic
Grain market firms on bullish stats with mixed receipts
New York May 1 grain market rises on bullish statistics with spot firm for wheat No 2 red and rye while corn edges up on wheat strength. Receipts and exports vary across grains. lard and pork show strength. coffee sugar and other commodities remain steady amid firm refining prices.
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New York
F. O
Duluth
Mac
Manitoba
O. B
Tike F. C
Continental
S. A
Atic
Rio
Lée
Cordova
Trade in General St Louis May 1 Price Report
Trade prices and market notes from St Louis and Baltimore on May 1 show dull flour but firm values for red winter patents at 3.70 to 3.75, corn meals steady, wheat and oats higher, rye firmer, lard and dry goods selling firm, and spot and future quotes for hay, whisky, and iron ties. Receipts include flour 5,000 barrels and wheats 16,000 bushels, with shipmente data for flour, wheat, corn, and oats.
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Pagent
Pri
Omnes
ST. Louis
Sc. Park
Baltimore
Suly
Mao
Manes
Cance Pe
Grain and commodity prices across markets May Day report
Market brief tracking wheat corn oats and barley across Liverpool Duluth Minneapolis and Milwaukee. Includes spot and futures quotes for No 1 northern spring No 1 California gull and No 2 mixed grinds with conditional prices, shipments, and cash steadiness amid firm lard bacon and whiskey values.
Butter and cheese markets across cities show mixed demand
Across New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Chicago butter prices range from firm to unsettled with creamery and imitation varieties varying in demand. Eggs hold near steady in several markets while cheese remains steady to unchanged. Poultry in demand varies by region with live birds steady to up.
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New York
Army State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Feck
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kansas City
Itc
ST. Louis
Poul St
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records
Twenty five transfers were logged in the Marion County Indiana recorders office for the 24 hours ending May 1 1802. Instruments show sales and undivided interests across numerous blocks and additions including Linden Street Oaklands West Indianapolis and other areas with prices ranging from 200 to 5300 dollars. Names include Louthain Mack Ludwig Harlan Privett Rhodes Shirley Brown Somé and Mayer among others with numerous undivided or partial lot transfers noted.
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Recorders Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Sarah Louthain
Charles M. Louthain
Louthain & Co
Lindenst
le Grande Au
Charles M. Lou
Center St
Unien Sa Cemetery Association
Clarissa
Unicon Gene
Ae Charlies G
J. FP
Payne
X'S
Blacky Av
Meney In
Christian
Cale
Ciasenchanetts Av
East St
Sasane Se Bing Ag Anes Son
Ae Madioon
Ray
Nellie W. Gilland
Amelia
Fletcher
Woodlawn
Say
Oliver E. Harlan
Indianapolis
Epine
Clark
Robbins
Twenty-fifth
Grover St
J A. Shirley
EL McKitrick
West Fenee
Apolis
Birchay
Henry
Andrew O. Brown
Oliver Ringer
Rockie
Nicholas St
Brinkman Co
Albert W. Soma
Philp & Ewald
John W Jr
Ratk Aw
Sep
Reese Ene
James L. uMebarger
John George Mayer
Seidensticker
Eagle St
Sanders St
Marion B. Crist
la B. Cloud
Bugene St
Rader
Charles M. Cooper
John W. Thompson
Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania ington streets pivot car schedule
Transit notices describe streetcar movements from Pennsylvania into ington streets with pivot at 6 00 pm and last car at 10 00 pm. It lists connections on Georgia and Meridian streets for Green and includes multiple names and parcel references for transfers and property improvements along South Michigan Street West Walnut Street Ritter Avenue and Irvington.
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Georgia
Bia
Ridian
Panuer Ae
Piaeies
Pennsylvaniaington
Meridian
Ee. A. Oebler
Michigan Street
Sue Ennis
West
Walnut Street
Kuswell
Ritter Avenue
Irvingeton Pial
Patterson Found Guilty in Sullivan Murder Trial
Decatur May Fletcher Patterson was found guilty in Sullivan for the murder of John Thomason last August. The jury set a fifteen year term. Patterson and Thomason were friends. Patterson later ordered a son away from home before fatally shooting him in a scuffle.
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Decatur
Fletcher Patterson
Sullivan
John Thomason
Patterson
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Unity Family
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Anderson
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Marion
Elwood
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Lmited
Indianapolis & Grel
Ield Rapid Transit Company
Greenwood
Franklin KR. BR. CO
Maria F. Hareto
Arsenal Park
Berah F. Kackiey
T. A. Morris
Fred Cline
Martha
Eé Sebeldmeter
Spann Svenue
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