Multiple railroads listed in mixed railway stock list
A dense listing of railroad company names, preferences, and stock figures appears, cataloging many lines such as Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago & Alton, Chicago Great Western, Illinois Central, Baltimore & Ohio, and Union Pacific among others, with share counts and preferred statuses. The dense market table blends railroad stocks, bonds, and preferences with sporadic notes on other public utilities and commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Great Western
Great Western Pri
Louisville
Eastern
Ilinois
Northwestern
Rock Island & Fa
France
Ce & St. L
Colorado
Southern First
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack, & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Aes
Llinois Central
Iowa Central
Erie & Western
Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan Street Railway
Mexican Central
Mexican National
Minneapolis
Louis
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pre
Onus & Western
Peonsylvania
Siserdes
Trading Fades. Union Pacific Leads Market Dip
A quiet New York session saw subdued stock activity with a sharp drop from Monday’s lows, though Union Pacific helped lift prices later. Rail stocks and bonds showed mixed action while money markets stayed steady with firm call money and edge up in some securities.
Candies and Nuts Wholesale Prices Listed in Fragment
A garbled catalog lists wholesale prices for Candies and Nuts including stick candies and mixed varieties. It also references canned goods such as peaches with Eastern standard rates and California items, though many terms are corrupted.
Railroad Receipts and Shipments across April Totals
The April rail data show massive commodity movements with flour and various grains dominating receipts, along with cattle, hogs, horses, sheep, and diverse dry goods. Shipments include flour, wheat, corn, oats, hay, cement, coal, iron, machinery, meats, and provisions, reflecting a broad transportation of agricultural and manufactured goods. The report ends noting John B. Jackson, secretary of the United States legation at Berlin, arriving in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Jackson
United States
Berlin
New York
New York market shows modest gains for grains and products
In New York on May 21 wheat corn oats and cereal products edged higher as markets firmed with foodstuffs. Flour receipts reached 24 075 barrels with exports 74 419 barrels and prices for Minnesota patents at 444.25 and winter grades around 9.45. Spot wheat rose on speculative demand, with May at 80 1 8 c and July at 82 3 4 c. Oat and lard values held steady amid steady refined sugar and cottonseed oil pricing. overall, the market remained firm on domestic and world stock pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern
Liverpool
Se Ltd
California
Prime Western
Kansas City
Tash
Cincinnati
Toledo
Hye
Gitte
Milwaukee
Boston
Ohio
Eceiee
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
ST. Louis
Neure
New York
Minnesota
Sige Elevator
Northern
Duluth
Hard Duluth
Wall Street
Continental Cables
Fleet Advance
Tsteifts I Ie
Births Bless Gifford Adams Jackson in May Newsletter
Birth announcements list several newborn boys including a Gifford boy at 1636 Ludlow Street. Other entries note births to families at 2 East Market Street 1 rh and 37 Jefferson Avenue. Additional items mention illness like valvular heart disease and tuberculosis among adults in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnie
Pride
East Market Street
Robert
Amelia Mayfield
Jefferson Avenue
Y. Lester
Cora Adams
Lord Street
Julius Grummann
Ti Street
Ethione Lisette Michelfrider
Ohio
Nathaniel Jackson
Nathanie
Rae 1S Church
Notable pairs listed for legal notice compilation
William Haddex and Sarah Robinson, Alfred M. Preston Jr. and Margaret BE, Fan n Merdan Smith and Celia Johnson, John T. Bell and Florence Butler, Howell E. Risk and Mary E. Justice, Foy McClusky and Eleanor Fling, William KR Miller and Sadie Weste appear as paired names in a public or legal notices section for potential notices or filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haddex
Sarah Robinson
Alfred M. Preston, Jr
Margaret BE
Fann Merdan Smith
Celia Johnson
John T. Bell
Florence Butler
Howell E. Risk
Mary E. Justice
Foy McClusky
Eleanor Fling
William KR. Miller
Sadie Weste
Kansas third party platform discussed in Atlanta article
The Atlanta Constitution outlines Kansas efforts to form a home rule party with a platform endorsing liquor law reform gold and silver standards tariff revision and anti monopoly themes. It criticizes the party’s religious framing and notes proposed referendums and money measures as steps toward broader reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Kansas
MacKinley
Carlisle
Rne
Aee
Trade in General Louis May 21 Market Notes
Trade in General Louis dated May 21 reports flour futures at 33.55 for fancy and straight, with Timothy trading at 5.15. Corn Ready at 20, wheat No 2 red cash at unspecified figures, futures for September and July noted. Dry salt meats show strong demand with prices for extra shorts and clear ribs listed, bacon margins firm with clear sides quoted. The fragmentary text includes scattered figures and terms such as brandall sacks east and various delivery months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Wallstreet
Shorts
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sige
Lige
Jlard
Louis
Brandall
T2mc
Avenic
Rita
Live stock quotations from Union Stockyards Indianapolis May 21
Hogs steady to a shade lower with activity in larger sales. Cattle receipts similar to last week with steers 1,064 to 1,251 pounds selling around 5.20 to 5.10, and well-matured dry fed cows and heifers bringing strong prices. Sheep and lamb markets small in volume with spring lambs around 4.00 to 6.35 and yearlings 4.00, outlook cautious yet hopeful as season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Peneesceese
Euceesnse
Interstate stockyards cattle and hog market report May 21 Indianapolis
Cattle receipts light with mixed butcher stock taken by local dealers at steady prices. Hogs receipts 140 with light mixed sales at 5.72 to 5.80, feed steady after reports of declines elsewhere. Sheep and lambs steady with good demand. hogs steady on at closing. Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports about one third fewer horses offered, dull season approaching, buyers fewer, but exports buy several harness horses. notable sales include a sorrel coach mare at 177 and a brown gelding at 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rure
C. Hay
Timothy
New York
Claflin Company
Magnolia
Tge
Interstate
Indianapolis
Ms Espa
Union Stockyards
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
In Head
Cattle Market Reports Across Cities May 21
Reports from Kansas City Chicago New York St Louis South Omaha and East Buffalo detail cattle hog and sheep receipts and price ranges. Texas and Indian steers command high prices while calves and weaners show varied demand. overall market steady to firmer with notable record receipts at Kansas City and mixed trade in New York and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Cincinnati
Ohio
ST. Louis
Louisville
Recca
Cee Ae
Cammers
Dulin
Mareket
Keertota
Grace Tezana
Cattie
Texas
St, Louis
South Omaha
B.sudhi
Lam East Buffalo
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana May 21 1901
Instruments recorded in Marion County Indiana for 24 hours ending 5 pm May 21 1901 show transfers totaling 925777.08 dollars. Listings name buyers and sellers such as Worth Mollenkopf, Silas H Johnson, Charles I Lewis and Anna Arterburn with parcels in Windsor near Commerce, Butter heirs addition, North Park and Black & Tuxedo Park plus Linwood Avenue and Prospect Street areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Worth Mollenkopf
Anthons Krelanbauer Et Ax
Lot M
Thienes & Harlinger
Lote
A. KK
A. KK. Pletcher’s 34 Add. (Windsor At
Commerce
Marin Jameson
Phebe BR. Curryer
Ovid Butler
Silas H. Johnson
Wayne Township
Wayne
Culbertson
Wayne Ce
Charles I* Lewis
Charlies F. Air
Black & Tuxedo Park
Linwoodav
New York St
Addison KR
Hambert
Bamuel PD
Pras
Gottlieb Fras
Prey
Stunt
Netean St
Kear Prospect Bt
Mason J. Cegeod
Mary Law
King. Lot
North Park
Reeves
Christian J. Rohr
Edwin Reed
Washington Township
James H. Brown
Anna
Arterburn
Seigatrenday Bt
Carpenter
Mt. Jackson
Washington St
Tuxedo Park
Linwood Av
Sear New York St
Lawrence Ha
Ft & Im
North Side
Lewis
Levi
Theodore V. Summers
Roddell & Vinten
Parkplace
Enate Ave
26Th St
Penn
Jamen M. Fain
Lota
Samuel Rerord
Ada
Lawrence
Thomnas Grinmedman
Lucinda Wilidineon
Edward
Mareux
Clerk
Garland Ave
Henry W Exekation
Meeser
Mary Oy
Spencer
Lot & Arsenal Park
Marlowe Ave
Deathding Permits and Repairs at Numerous Addresses
Repairs and new frames listed with costs, owners and streets across several blocks. Names include D. Daugherty F. Beechhorn Jake Page F. W. McDougal James HM. Welty and Amor W. Reagan. Totals show multiple frame houses and additions with prices from 52.20 to 4008 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Daugherty
West Twentier
F. Beechhorn
Howe Beville Avenue
Michigan Street
Jake Page
Howse
Reynolds Street
Tenth Street
A. & Meyer & Co
East
Mien Wan Street
Jy. M. Pack
Mil Kennington Avenue
Amor W. Reagan
Central Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Gowdy
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Capital National Bank
Ind
M. Pachkaid
W. FL
Parrell
Nas
San Fran
St. Louis Southwestern Ae
St Louis Southwestern
St. Paul
Southern Cis
IM Railway
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St. Louis
Adama
American
Wells-Fargo
Amalgamated
American Car and Foundry
American Tobacco
Brooklyn Rapid Transitn
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Union
United States Leather
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Western Union
U. S
T. S
Turkey
Ted Cherries
Coal and Coke
CC. & O. Kanawha
Pittsburg
Winifrede
Raymond
Jackson
Island City
Blossburg
Brazil
Castile
Benne
Androscoggin L
Ferkley
Sic
Cabot
Capitol
Sac
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Fitchville
Hope
Pepperell
Androscoggin
Atlantic A
Argyle
Joe Boott
Buck's Head
Clifton
Constitution
Dwight’s Star
Great Falls
Sigc
Hill Fine
Indian Head
Pepperell K
Allen
Staples
Allen TR
Allen's
American Indigo
Arnold
Arnold LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Pacific Fancy
Simpson
Sim
Edwards
Warren
Zige
Slater
Fue
Genesee, Seickings
Amoskeag Aca
Conestoga BF
Cordis
Mige
Cordis T
Cordis Ace
Lsc
Hamilton Awnings
Kimono Fancy
Lenox Fancy
Methuen AA
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Susquehanna
Shetucket SW
Shetucket
Swift River
Amoskeag
Harmony
Stark
Ginghams
Amoskeag Staples
Bates
Lancaster
Lancaster Normandies
Fail du Nord
Java
Santos
Prime Santos
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillworth’s
Gates
Columbia
Columbia A, 5.52c; 2 Windsor A, &.47c; 2 Ridgewood A
Phoenix A
Ideal Golden
Ridgewood
Sree
New Orleans
Carolina
Wosdehwars
Iron and Steel
Bank
Gwe
Best Straits
Ste
Labrador
Ieee
Florida
Mobile
Illinois
Bermuda
Louisiana
Chambers
Bradstreet
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Omaha
Port Huron
Manitoba
Chattanooga
Cotera
Depot Harbor
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
Wool
Savannah
Oll City
Wilmington
Montpelier
L-Ifw
Gulf
the Central Trust Company
East Market St
Marion Trust Co
N. E. Cor
Monument Place
David Gibson
LAW Building
S. A. Fletcher & CO
Washexton Street
Ku Meeman
John
Tarrington
Co. F. Sayles
Prime Mercantile
Steriing Exchange
London
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific Stock Purchase
St. Louis & Western
Vanderbilt
Southwestern
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
American Linseed
National Lead
Union Lead and Oil Company
National
Union Pacifi
Rio Grande Western
Wren
South America
Sehiae
Corfova
Vital Statistics
Joseph and
Cora Gifford
Ludlow Street
THE
Indianapolis Gas CO
E.C. Atkins & CO
South and Hiss 5
Vna
W. B. Barry Saw and Supply CO
Crawfordsville
J. Smiley
Pier
Liberty
C. BM
Statteborn
J. A. Sheckler
Mass
Herman Stoner
Buffalo
N. Y
Heardon
Greater New York
Shurtzer & Fres
Canton
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