Live Stock Markets Show Cattle Weaker and Hogs Slipping
At Union Stockyards Indianapolis on September 2 cattle receipts total 200 with weekly declines and a slow market. Demand weak for medium cattle and prime steers, but canners and fat heifers held steady. Hogs in fair demand but down. sheep and lambs steady to slightly lower. Interstate markets likewise mixed with weak cattle and slipping hogs. Kansas City and Chicago see lower reports amid varied pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Dacca
Lambe
Basbee
Warman- Black-Chambriain
Interstate
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Cena
Ners
Estern
New York
Ncelves
ST. Louis
Buffalo
Dairies
Inm
South Omaha
Ussville
Best
Market Rebounds On Shaw Relief and Coal Strike Hopes
New York trading surged after Secretary Shaw eased reserve rules and reports of coal strike talks boosted confidence. Call money fell from intraday highs as buyers returned, with rail and coal stocks leading gains and total volume above 1.3 million shares. Late recovery wiped earlier losses, and relief measures promised substantial bank reserves to aid market liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scretary Shaw
Standard Railway
St. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Stock Exchange
Washington
Shaw
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Granger Farwell & Co
Car
Telee Col
United States railroad bond listings and issues
A dense OCR list catalogs various railroad company bonds and debentures, noting reg, coup, or general issue types such as fours and fives, with numerous named railroads including Atchison, Baltimore & Ohio, Central of Georgia, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago lines, Denver & Rio Grande, Erie, Fort Worth & Denver City, Missouri Kansas & Texas, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, Wabash, St. Louis Southwestern, Texas & Pacific, and others. The fragment ends with a mention of offerings and a numeric value 103 15 arene LO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada
Central of Georgia
Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Mil
St. Paul
Chicago
Piper Mentees
St. L
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Tobacco
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie Prior
Erie Genet
Fort Worth
Denver City
Hocking Valley
Louisville & Nashville Unified
Mexican Central
Mexican Central First Inc
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas
St. Louis Southwestern
San Antonio & Aransas
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St. Louis & Wes
Union Pacific
Wabash
West Shore
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Rio Grande
Prk
Iillinois
Eranstine
Terre Haute
IMM
Iowa Central
Kansas City
Atherni K. C
Louisville & Nashville
Mym
Kan
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Ts Creed
Crag
Pennslvania Fesevess
Philadelphia & Read
eniladetDshia
Read
P. Gy
W L
Cin Y Southern Pacific i Southern Railway
Southern Salwar
T. St. L&w T
Uy Wabash
Wheeling Lake Erie
Wheeling & L. Erie
Weeetry & L. Erie
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
M. Tran Jcvated
Met
Uz Pacific Mat
Western Union
Calloney
Burlington & Obie Con Seve
Colorado Fuel & Iron Fi
Union Pacific Con Sneses
Eeedharies Tobacco
Wheat at 95 Cents Tops Since Leiter Corner in 1898
September wheat hit 95 cents on the Chicago Board of Trade, the highest since the Leiter deal of 1898, with the entire September supply reportedly in the hands of one or two traders. The market showed a marginal 7 1/2 cent gain amid erratic, wide fluctuations, driven by rumors of injunctions and a rush to cover by shorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Leiter
Shorts
Armour & Co
Bradstreet's
Minneapolis
Duluth
Iowa
Qoera
Wye
Wis@sike
Eith
Sean
Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings, Balances Summary
INDIANAPOLIS shows commercial paper at 4 6 percent with time loans at 5 6 percent. Clearings reach 1 711 122.80 and balances 273 960.76. Other cities report varying money rates and large clearing totals including New York 332 752 754 in clearings and 392 008 balances, Chicago 31 993 319 clearings, St. Louis 6 890 198 clearings, Philadelphia 19 351 953 clearings, Boston 21 558 739 clearings, Baltimore 5 003 923 clearings, Cincinnati 3 280 in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Ratte
Gszeai
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Money and bond quotes across London Paris Berlin New York
London money 244 3 per cent counts 34 and 3 per cent Consols 3-18 and 8 9-16. Paris three per cent rentes 100f for the account. Exchange in vanden Bt 1644 for checks. Spanish fours 8&3. Berlin exchange on same 2m 4 pigs for checks. New York bar silver W c Mexican dollars c. London bar silver quiet at 239-164 per ounce.
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London
Paris
Berlin
New York
Treasury Statement balances in general fund totals
Washington Tuesday balance report lists available cash at 221,866.14 and gold reserves at 135,583,261, excluding the 150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Faith Rewarded
A boy named Bobbie defied a ban on water play in the bathroom by turning on the taps. A nurse nearby uttered a tense plea, praying for help as the child’s act prompted a hopeful call for someone who could turn off the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Commercial Advertiser
Bobbie
Co Tohing the Cay
Wheat and corn supplies rise in North America and Europe
Special Bradstreet telegraphic summary shows U S and Canada east of the Rockies up 4,901,000 for wheat afloat for Europe up 4,400,000. total supply up 8,701,000. Corn up 409,000 bu. oats up 1,047,000 bu with notable increases at Northwestern interior elevators Manitoba Newport News Chicago St Joseph Omaha Burlington Portland Me. Decreases include 106,000 at Louisville and 53,000 at Depot Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Northwestern
Manitoba
Newport News
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Joseph
Omaha
Burlington
Portland
Louisville
Depot Harbor
Wheat and flour markets steady with demand in New York
In New York on September 30 flour market showed steadier activity with receipts and exports noted. Rye flour and buckwheat flour held steady or dull with prices around 3.15 to 3.55 dollars. Wheat futures and cash grades remained steady, No. 2 red and No. 1 northern near fob afloat, while Western options remained tight and Western markets scarce. Local traders reported light demand and some foreign buying amid fair seaboard clearances.
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S. A
Éic
Japan
Cordova
New York
City
Brandywine
Northwestern
Gorge
Buffalo
Manitoba
Seaboard
Grain Prices and Receipts Across Markets Reported
Fluctuating prices across St Louis Baltimore and other cities show dull wheat demand with No 2 red easing and mixed corn futures. Reports list receipts and shipments for flour wheat corn oats and other staples, with prices for lard bacon whisky sugar and hay. Local and regional quotes note steady to firm trends in several grain types and animal products.
Market reports from Philadelphia and other cities on dairy and produce
Butter and eggs show firming prices across multiple markets including Philadelphia New York and Baltimore. Cheese remains steady with varied full cream and color standards. Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis report mixed but steady markets. Poultry prices hold firm with Western products favored, while cotton and wool trends hint at cautious demand.
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Philadelphia
New York
WK&@Inc
State
New State
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Louis
Louisville
Pensions for Veterans Awarded in Indiana Certificates
Certificates issued to named Indiana veterans including Nathaniel Dresser of Indianapolis and William R Steffee of Jeffersonville with dollar figures listed. other entries include Bourdon, Peake, Lee at Soldiers' Home in Lafayette and Frederick Barnhart among several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Nathaniel Dresser
Indianapolis
William R. Steffee
Jeffersonville
Private Wires Advices Beyond the Elements of Danger
New York report on September 30 describes a strong stock market open driven by short covering and brokerage sales, followed by a dull middle period as treasury actions create uncertainty. Prices rose to new highs, then coal stocks led on rumors of a settlement, while money rates swung from 1 percent to 6 percent and back, with sterling exchange remaining stubbornly high and gold shipments potentially profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer & Kiser
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Shorts
Treasury
Sterling Exchange
Crop Bulletin Reports Wet Week and Mixed Conditions
The Weather Bureau weekly crop summary notes a very wet week west of the Rocky Mountains with above normal temperatures. Cooler on the middle Rocky Mountain slope. heavy rains hindered farm work but aided germination and soil readiness. Frosts caused no major damage, while eastern Oregon needs rain and central valleys face late corn maturing problems and damp, moldy crop in the upper lake region.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Lake
Missouri Valley
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Marion County 1902
A list of real estate deeds filed for record in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending September 30, 1902, including transfers from Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Co to various grantees, receiver Howard Young to Samuel Surface, Northeastern Land Co to Gunckel, and multiple other lot transfers across South Indianapolis, Columbia Place, Belmont, and West Park areas with total consideration noted as 5,000 dollars and more.
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Recorders Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
David Kregle
Mary J. McCune
Blackford’s
West St
Michigan St
Howard
Young
Samuel J. Surface
Indianapolis
Corlies and Railroad
Northeastern Land Company
Gunckel
John F. Sticke
John H. Meyrose
Spann & Co
Woottawa
Hoyt
State Av
Tuttle
Olleman Et al
Belmont
Belmont Av
Morria St
Crcres
Orneye August Wacker
Louis D
Miller & Wacker
Parkway
3Rd St
Zith St
Psapepecenecs
Helen Elmore Keyes
James G. Kingebury
Tom
Warren Township
John Moore
Isaac H. Norman
Sand
Brown
St Add
Corner Union
Kelly
Miller
Clarence R
Hacker
White River
Market St
Wallace St
Bert McBride
Henry C. Murphy
Bajen
South Brookelde
Oxford St
OH St
Newen Ener Company
Spades Park
Nowland Av
Keystone
Frances Hesse
John C. Obrien
Carpenter
New St
L. Roache
Willits
Josey
Clark
Local Repairs and Additions Listed on Eastern and Montgomery Streets
Payment amounts and trades show Packer & Brother repairing rear 3 percent on East Mam eet for 500 dollars while Hoes undertakes an addition on Bloyday for 98 dollars. Multiple entries name Harry Wilson and Joseph Allen handling frame projects on Eastern Avenue near New York and Montans avenues, with various sums and street references unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer & Brother
Hoes
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Holliday & Co
Picttle
Lambs
Nue
the Marion Trust Co
N. E. Cor
Monument Place
E. Market St
W. W. Dane
Edward H. Dare
W. W. Dark & Coa
Midland Portland Cement Company
Capital
Orlando M. Packard
Fred Age
Treas
Vv. O. Foulks
Recurity Trust Company
Lasalle St
Broadway
New York and
Chicago Stock Exchange
Albert R. Thompson
Lombard Building
A. H. Nordyke
John L. Moore
Clifford Arrick
Arrick & Company
Ombera
Orre
the Central Trust Company
Covery
Belt Common
Belt
American National SL
Capital National
Central Trust Com
Columbia National
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana National Merchants
National Marion Trust Company
Securi Trust Company
Unionist Company
American Central Life
Atlas
Indianapolis F' Insurance Co Ma
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Tite
New
Lew
Gandianapolis
Ight and Power
T. B. Laycock Anufacturi
J. T. Polk Co
Union Surety Co
Seennene
Broad Ripple
Indianapol
Treasury Statement
Sen
Traci
Beox Gate
Seyfern
Ao Park
Daltimore
Liverpool
California
Uiet
Toledo
Northern
Thorthern
Milwaukee
Louis
Ae Ge
Ian Crees
Savannah
Senate
Monterlier
North
Lima
Sic
Petroleum
Rosin
Wool
Bem
Rio
Isle
Ates
Cahesie
Metals
Pensions For Veterans
Delaware and Madison Counties Telephone Co
Harry B. Gates & CO
Fletcher Bank
New Telephone No
Baker-Vawter CO
Copeland
G U. Green
A. Rletcher & CO
East Washington Street
John & Tarrington
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