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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1902

Page

10

Lifeless demand hits cattle market at Indianapolis yards

May 2 at Union Stock Yards Indianapolis cattle receipts reached 700 with salesmen reporting a lifeless market and wide price gaps. Despite weak demand, buyers bought most consignments as prices declined about 86 per hundred pounds from peak levels. Hogs arrivals rose to 4 590 with packers showing indifference while demand from outside sources showed slight improvement.

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Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Markets May 2

Kansas City to Chicago and others show mixed cattle receipts and varying beef values. Texas and native steers, cows, and calves appear with fluctuating prices. hogs firm in some markets while steady or higher in others.

Kansas City Texas Seittse Mae Gourlin Chicago Texas Fed Ambes New York Huttermitka ST. Louis Mar Ant Lambe Denver West Omaha Chicace South Omaha Texac Felmuttons S

Demoralized market shows sharp stock losses in shaky day

New York May 2 The market fell sharply in a shaken out session led by tight money and manipulated pools. Rutland preferred collapsed from 120 to par while major rails and others dropped 3 to 7 percent. International Power slid from 102 to 85 with a 13 point loss as banks faced heavy cash drains and looming large payments for steamship subscriptions and United States Steel underwriting.

New York Rutland Stock Exchange Steamship United States Steel Loulaville Pennsylvania St. Paul Canadian Pacific International Power Room Shorts United Pease

Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances

Indianapolis quotes show commercial paper at 4 9 6 percent, time loans 4 4 percent, clearings 1 89 0 71, balances 238 483. New York call money at 6 1 0 percent, sterling exchange easier with bank bills about 4 8 7 percent, clearings 46 925 000, balances 20 488 871. Chicago posted exchange 4 8 6 for sixty days, money discount at 4 9 9 percent, clearings 35 763 953, balances 3 590 000. Philadelphia money 4 4 percent, clearings 28 476 923, balances 5 455 000. St Louis money 4 9 5 percent, New York exchange discount, clearings 10 011 3 0 0, balances 1 622 343. Baltimore money 5 percent, clearings 4 640 762, balances 511 507. Cincinnati money 4 percent, New York exchange 10 cent premium, clearings 3 582 700.

Indianapolis New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Chicago New York Exchange Philadelphia ST. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati

Money Rates Abroad and Silver Markets Brief

London reports money rates with consols around 4 15 16 and Spanish fours at 78 ¾. Paris shows three percent rente at 1011 1c for the account while London checks exchange at 2 pf lsc. Berlin notes London exchange at 20m 4 and 8 ½ pf for checks. New York lists bar silver at 0 ¾ and Mexican dollars at 4 1/2. London silver bars steady at 234d per ounce.

London Paris Exchange Berlin New York

Treasury balances show available cash at $184,912,670

Washington Friday treasury balances in the general fund exclude the $15,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance amounts to $184,912,670, with a notation of Sets -ee5 93,914,996.

Washington Treasury

Policy of Good Sense as Navy Policy for Peace Insurance

The Kansas City Star argues the next year ship-building plan is prudent, citing four armored units and ten cruisers as modest amid global arms. It endorses maintaining naval strength to deter war, referencing Roosevelt and the Monroe doctrine, and calls navy cost a premium on national peace.

Kansas City Star House Committee On Naval Affairs United States United Kingdom France Germany Roosevelt Congress America Jefferson Madison

Making an Almanac and the Snow in June

A London anecdote tells how an almanac’s one forecast forewarned, predicting snow on Thursday June 14. The event sparked public astonishment and boosted demand, strengthening the almanac’s legendary status despite later inaccuracies.

New York Press Almanac All England

Enormous Live Stock Movement From Montana

Within 1971 Montana shipped 152000 beef cattle mostly to Eastern markets and 5440 horses were taken out for army purposes. The vast movement highlights the scale of Rocky mountain livestock and echoes a region once roamed by buffalo on the plateau.

Portland Oregonian Montana Ranges Rocky Mountain Great

Certificates issued to named Indianians amid war with Spain

A list of certificate recipients appears with many mis-spellings and odd amounts. Individuals include Original-Nicholas Yeager of Indianiapolis, James Defnaugh of Dunkirk, Erritt & Boyle of South Bend, Henry Brown of Soldiers' Home Lafayette, Daniel I. Starry of Marshfield, Reuben Pollard of Southport, John S. Baker of Luck's Springs, Jezekiah Burton of Royal Center, William A. Gray of Lebanon, Jacob Martin of Wabash, John W. Snider of Wells, Charles H. Lewis of Alton, Green Rodgers of National Military Homes Marion, Daniel Meisenhelder of New Albany, John Watler of Brookville, James Deneka of Rockfort, Frank S Anderton of Zivmaville, and others including John G. Crane, Marcus Neideffer, J A German, and William P. Jones, amid a World War II style note and scattered monetary figures.

Nicholas Yeager Indianiapolis James Defnaugh Dunkirk Spain Erritt &. Boyle South Bend Henry Brown Soldiers’ Home Lafayette Daniel I. Starry Marshfield Reuben Pollard Southport John S. Baker Luck's Springs John Nibble New Hichmond Jezekiah Burton Royal Center William A. Gray Lebanon Jacob Martin Wabash John W. Snider Wells Charles H. Lewis Alton Green Rodgers National Miliary Homes Marion Daniel Meisenhelder New Albany John Watler Brookville James Deneka Rockfort Frank S Anderton Zivmaville Charlies W. Lewis Cates John G. Crane Ay Springs Marcus Neideffer Hone J A . German Shelbyville Robert H Marte - Lee Taiton Wedines Wek Dan See Cox Vardines Ville William P. Jones Oakford Aestinerya A. Hira Reanams F Sieming Oakville Eit Lindt Trace

Corn Leads A Decline In Grains On Rain Fears May 2

Chicago reports a volatile grain day with rains feared in Kansas and a trend toward weaker corn and wheat. July wheat closed lower while corn slumped, oats weakened, and provisions closed mixed as export demand and farm receipts influenced price action. Local receipts and shipments showed ongoing market activity amid a bearish tilt in corn and cautious support in wheat.

Chicago Kansas TiGiMec Tége Bears Minneapolis Duluth Seaboard

Butter and Wool Markets Across Cities Report May 2

Market notes show butter receipts in New York and Philadelphia firm with steady demand, eggs firm in several regions, and cheese steadier in major markets. Wool markets mixed with Boston trend toward higher prices and steady to firm conditions in St Louis Savannah and Charleston. Turpentine and rosin ratings unchanged with slight shifts in other commodities. Cotton steady with quiet activity. metals show irregular pricing in St Louis.

New York State Dairy Tate Creamery Darandy State Pennsylvania Western Southern Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Kansas City ST. Louis Cincinnati Boston Commercial Bulletin United States London Savannah Wilmington Montpelier North Lima South Lime Indiana Oil City Charleston

Wheat and corn futures mixed as market retreats and regains

New York May 2 reports varied grain activity with wheat turning modestly higher on bull crop news then easing, corn overall weak on bearish news with no speculative support, oats steady, lard and refined products firm, sugar mild, and coffee quiet after spot fluctuations.

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Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Marion County 1902

Twenty nine property transfers filed in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending May 2, 1902. Instruments recorded include Harriet E. Phillips to Howard H. Phillips Lot 4 May Wasson Highland Park and deeds to several other owners. Names address ranges and lot references appear with scattered monetary figures and street locations.

Recorder's Office Marion County Indiana Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street Harriet E. Phillips Howard H. Phillips King's Sub Wasson & Co Highland Park Themyets Av Tilden St Team Sprucest Clyde St Sidngaten Herman E. Eee Ar ““Hutchinson C. KB. Coffin East Vermont St Commer Sturm Av Grientad Bay Crvecos Cicsesereceus Cese South Park Land Co Geo. E Geo. E. Finney Et Ax., Lot %, South Park Add. (Park Way Av, Near Elmwood St Jacob Aug Lewis M. Burch North Indels Clifton St Poe Lillian N. Bell Et Ux T. Fletcher Brightwood la Salle Sear le T. Sayles James Winn West Harriet E. Allen Frank H. Brinkman Reynolds Central Park Harvey St New York Cor Dorman and New Oxford 28Th Sts Geo. W. Brown Ger.Amer Amie Melntire Ambrose P. Stanton Frank FP Hi. Brinkown Corner Dorman New York Sts Levi & Pierson Oran Pierson Alvord & Co Butler & Fletcher Bellefontaine St neeenee - Lydia_A. Bruce Bruce Picken & Cooper Add Spruce St Orange

Trade in General and Grain Markets Across Cities

Trade notes from Cincinnati St Louis and Baltimore show mixed grain prices with wheat and corn varying by grade. Corn and wheat futures drift, pork and lard markets soften then rise, hay prices hold, and shipments of flour and grains move through city markets.

Trains Manage Limited Routs In Indiana Transit Report

A fragmented transit notice outlines Union Traction Co service to Anderson Muncie and nearby towns with limited trains, direct connections, and schedule specifics. The Indiana Rapid Transit Company also lists streetcar departures from Pennsylvania Washington and Georgia Meridian for Greenwood, plus numerous local property transfers and building permits.

Anderson Muncie Marlon SynSandria Ance Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company

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