Market summary of livestock receipts and prices across multiple cities
Receipts today varied with hogs and cattle showing softer, mixed demand. Chicago and New York reported steady to strong tendencies for certain grades, while Indianapolis and St Louis noted weaker bids for common stock. Lambs and sheep showed strength in some markets, with high quality hogs and cattle trading near the top end of recent ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Ofme
Blair-Baker Horse Company
Interstate Stockyards
Indianapoli
Western
Suipes
Thalee
Texas
Peter
Mans
Mans” Au
Witenes Pingharoter
Vésteen Wettonn
New York
ST. Louis
East Buffalo
Gairies
South Omaha
Louisville
Stocks Rise as Market Hints At Stable Toward End Day
The New York market showed higher stock prices with readings in Read ing and Grangers-Specialties active. Rumors of large government bond purchases and possible coal strike settlement changes sparked a generally confident tone, though actual developments remained elusive. Readings led gains alongside St Paul L N and Illinois Central while London markets lagged. The day closed dull with profit taking and a firm bond market, total sales $2.475 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shaw
Reading
Grangers
Pacific
Southwestra
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Gould
Missouri Pacific
London
Louisville & Nashville
San Francisco
Financial markets report across cities and currencies
Indianapolis and New York money markets show firm rates with diverse rates for commercial paper and time loans. Clearing totals, balances, and exchange values appear for Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and international spots in London Paris and Berlin with silver prices noted in New York and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Gall Money
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Treasury balances report shows available cash and gold reserve
Washington data shows the general fund available cash balance at 322,127,783 with a separate gold reserve of 133,279, indicating Treasury balances for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Metronome Rhythm for Washington Veterans Parade Bands
The Washington Star argues for rhythmic coordination along Pennsylvania Avenue to improve parade spectacle. Proposes public metronomes at strategic points to maintain tempo and minimize waviness. Recommends a rule: only the lead band plays when the previous one finishes to cut interference and reduce noise for spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
Peace Monument
Paducah Youth Acquitted in Stabbing Case
A twelve year old boy in Paducah Kentucky was acquitted of stabbing to death a young companion in Birmingham. The jury spared him citing potential future usefulness to the state and his reformable conduct despite the fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Paducah
Aia
Birmingham
Ais
Indianians Receive Certificates in Extensive List of Names
Certificates issued to numerous individuals across Indiana include Original Robert C. Venaugh Pringhurst and Reissue John C. Chilcote Renselaer with varied sums. Other recipients span Huntington Indianapolis Cayuga Loftout Bluffton and Winamac with amounts from 3 to 30 dollars. widows and dependents listed with Victoria J. Rice and Rebecca L. Reade among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Venaugh
Pringhurst
John C. Chilcote
Rensselaer
Peter Lavine
Huntington
Milton Thrailk Hatfeld
George R. Pearcy
Foster
George S. Geet
Indianapolis
William J. Moore
Caycga
Lucius Veach
Staunton
Grain futures rise as Northwestern markets lift Chicago trade
Chicago trading showed active buying with December wheat up about a half to three quarters of a cent and corn gaining over a cent. Oats rose about a half, while January provisions closed higher. Strong demand, light receipts, and buying by locals supported a market-wide upturn across futures and cash quotes in wheat, corn, oats, and related grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Wie
Minneapolis
Duluth
Shorts
Dsige
Northwestern
New York grain and commodity reports show firmer markets
In New York on Oct 15 steady to higher prices prevailed across grains and related commodities. Flour receipts and exports were listed, wheat futures advanced with strong cash demand, corn and oats rose amid supply and grading concerns, and hogs lard pork and coffee markets showed firm tones while butter and molasses data indicated steady refiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Toledo
Chicago
Minneapolis
Wisc
Milwaukee
City
Duluth
Manitoba
Liverpool
Shorts
Shige
Pacific Coast
sUoogal
Rio
Cordova
Trade in General and Grain Prices Across Cities
A fragmented market report lists quotations at St. Louis Baltimore and Cincinnati with shifts in grains and staples. No. 2 red wheat up while corn and oats advance. rye steady. pork lard and dry salt meats higher. whisky steady. receipts and shipments for flour wheat corn oats provided. prices for beans clover straw and potatoes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County 1902
Instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana cover transfers from October 15 1902. The notices include Maud Kirby to Emmat 156 Julian et al and several parcels in Morton Place Julian et al and Irvington, Lot 19 McCormick’s Outlet and other deeds to James H. Love Isaac Ash and others. Total transfers list 26 with a total consideration noted.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Jefferson Av
New York
Maud Kirby
Julian Et al
Allen & Root
North Add
Delaware St
Seventeenth St
Morton Place
Alabama
Nineteenth Sts
Julius D. Pearson
David M. Parry
Josiah W. Son
Julian
Irvington
Dew Margaret F. Reich
Bates
Outlet
Georgia St
Shelbys
Dora F. Welch
James Sullivan
White River
Market St
Miley A
Northeastern Land Company
Edward Aa
Pacnanaiere
Ompany
Bane B. Hall
Ohn R. Richey
Twenty-fourth St
Tata Wood
Johto St
Jennie E. Alien
Ann Tush
Bruce Place
East End
Cor Cornell Av
Setoe
Beechwood Av
Cenapres
Willam H. Jackson
Willie x
Jackson
Willie A. Sachin
Willie A. Jackson
Indiana rail timetable lists May 23 2002 service changes
The Union Traction Co Indiana and the Southeastiven Traction publish May 23 2002 timetables noting hourly service from early morning to late evening with limited trains to Anderson Muncie Elwood Greenfield and others. Express and combination passenger cars run from Indianapolis Kentucky avenues to Anderson and Elwood with connections to Elwood Marion and Alexandria. Service includes daily theater car runs and Sunday hourly service to Indianapolis Union Station with routes to Greenfield Mooresville and Franklin as well as Shelbyville.
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Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Anderson and
Ancie and Muncie
Elwood
Rauteny
Indianapolis
Kentucky
South Capitol
Syle
Alexandria
Mooresville
Kentucky Avenue
Washington Street
Union Station
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Washington St. and
Virginia Ave
Satur
Banking House
A. M. Fletcher
Broadway
New York Stock Exchange
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New Telephone Company
1St Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
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T. B. Laycock
Ig Ce
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Columbia Lke Go
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Columbia Bank
Newton Todd
Fletcher Bank
Robert C. Finch
Stevenson Bldg
High Gren Seria Banant Bonds
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Reae
Iorn Crear
Granger Farwell & Gore Telegram
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People's Gastones
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Republic Iron
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Atlas Engine
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Treasury Statement
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Pensions For Veterans
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Co. D. Borden
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Ashland Avenue
Jeak C. Dewitt
Ketcham Street
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UN Avenue
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East Vee Street
John S&s. Tarrington
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Ee Eee Union Traction CO
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Greenfield
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Southeastern Traction
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Ainians St
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