Coal Strike Rumors Weaken New York Stock Market
The October 9 market drifted from early strength into dull, hesitant trading as coal strike settlement rumors circulated. J P Morgan was said to back compromise with the strikers while Baer reportedly resigned. officials denied these, prices fell. Bank gold shipments supported liquidity but failed to steady gains.
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United States
Indianians receive certificates for originals and increases
Certificates issued list Originals to James W. Perry Kokomo Jacob Olewine Greentown Ellsworth J Ross Borden war with Spain Increase or Reissue to John Grant Richmond $8 John C G Scheller Franklin $10 John Richey Shelbyville $4 John Thornton Fountain Henry J Knapp Muncie William Jarlmm $13 John H Shafer Prairie $12 William McClanahan $80 Wallass v Harvey Hymera $17
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Kokomo
Jacob Olewine
Greentown
Ellsworth J. Ross
Borden
Spain
John Grant
Richmond
John CG. Scheller
Franklin
John Richey
Shelbyville
John §. Thornton
Fountain
Henry J. Knapp
Muncie
William Jarlmm
Financial market snapshot with global exchange rates
Indianapolis and New York money markets show clearings and balances while foreign exchange remains steady. London and Paris quotes span bonds and bills with varied discount rates, bar silver and Mexican dollars noted.
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Treasury Statement Shows Cash, Gold Reserve Totals
Treasury balances reveal available cash of 225,066,216 dollars in the general fund excluding the 150,000,000 gold reserve. The gold reserve stands at 195,954,527 dollars in the division of redemption.
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Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Market notes from Meyer & Kiser and Granger Farwell on Oct 9
Private wire reports show a favorable shift as the coal strike nears settlement and Morgan interests buy steadily. Banks improve, money yields rise to 15 percent at close, and prices generally advance with cautious optimism despite high rates.
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Judge Fines Gum Chewer for Contempt in Court
A St Louis judge fined a young Nashville witness ten dollars for contempt after she chewed gum in the courtroom. He scolded her for the habit and urged better manners, noting gum chewing as a widespread but unattractive vice observed in church services and daily life.
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Corn Breaks in Yellow Cereal as Prices Drift Lower
Chicago Board of Trade reports heavy selling in corn causing declines across grains. December corn weakens after early firmness while December wheat and oats also ease. provisions slide amid large arrivals and speculative pressure. Local receipts rise with Minneapolis and Duluth contributing. Market closes with mixed results and ongoing weak tone in corn.
Market Summary of New York Grain and Related Commodities
In New York on Oct 9 the market showed quiet but steady tones amid wheat declines and broad receipts. Flour and rye flour softened yet remained inelastic. No 2 red wheat on spot eased to 75.5 cents, with broad futures showing mixed closes as corn and oats fluctuated. Reports cited higher cables, crop news, and liquidation pressure as futures, including May and October, closed near prior levels while oats and lard held firmer notes. Cottonseed oil and coffee prices stayed steady, with refined sugar prices firm and molasses values mixed in the same session.
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Sia
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Rowe
Trade and market notes from St Louis to Kansas City
The report covers grain and commodity quotes from multiple markets including Liverpool Baltimore Louisville and Kansas City. Wheat prices are mixed with spot and futures quoted, corn has varied bids, and cash oats sugar and fats show minor moves.
Grain market notes from Toledo and Milwaukee postings
Wheat active in Toledo with cash and future months trading while corn and oats ease. Clover futures rise to 6.45 with rye at 7.6. Milwaukee reports barley steady for No 2 at 72 cents and samples around 40.
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Market Reports From Several Cities On Dairy Eggs and Cotton
New York reports butter and eggs prices with firm markets, noting 5.22% per package butter receipts and 5.20 per package eggs. Philadelphia and Baltimore show mixed butter and egg firmness, while Chicago Kansas City Louisville and Cincinnati note steady to firm cheese and eggs. cotton futures in Liverpool and New York show steady to quiet trends with spot prices around 8.85 to 9.10 cents and daily sales around 1,200 bales.
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Demand for cotton goods holds firm in New York market
New York reports unchanged demand for cotton goods with fair quick-delivery orders and firm overall tone. Jobbing trade improves on good weather. buyers prepare for spring 1903, with price notes such as 10 13c and 16 26 1 2c in tub washed goods.
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Orward
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County 1882
Instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana for 24 hours ending Oct 9 1882 show transfers including Ira M Holmes to Clifford V Peterson Lots 9 Thines Haslingers sub and more in Commerce Avenue area. Several other parcel deeds include J Newton Lambert to Marion Watts, Henry Shoemaker to John Held, Annie Bradehall to Charles Hank, and multiple lots in Rhodes North Lincoln and Butler additions plus Crown Hill Cemetery and Parkhurst. Also a mixed rail timetable and service notices from Indianapolis in the same listing.
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Clifford V. Peterson
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Hall Place
James A. Layman
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Charles M. Clark
Lou A. Gunnet
Suter & Wiers
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Indianapolis
Nd and Improvement Company
Jacob Burkhart
Ohio St
Addison St
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Goree
G. Tan McCarty
West Side
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Oliver St
William F. Poser
Carrie Donavan
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Hutching & Darnell
Station St
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Davidson
Sam
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Gray
A. Clark
Elishantew
F. Wagner
Barth
Therine E. Knight
Wee P. Aes Ety Ux
West_ Side
John Reardo
Local Building Work and Repairs Noted Across Several Properties
A list of construction and repair actions appears including additions at 1818 Howard and 9 Fast ie Stuart, reshingling roofs at cottages, barn repairs near Adams and Glenn Scivs, and a three story frame project at Woodlawn tied to W. L. Falke. Names such as H Brown E Cooney Maud Breas and Ruckle appear with addresses on South Tuxedo North Pine and East Twenty Albert Cramer.
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Fastie Stuart
Sineaman
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Woodlawn
W. L. Falke
American Machines Win and Looms of Labor Breach
London reports rising tension in the Lancashire and Yorkshire cotton spinning district over a new American spinning machine that cuts labor by a third. After a single mill success, all mills plan adoption, provoking fear within the Master Cotton Spinners union of a looming strike.
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