Stockyards Market Report Across Cities Sept 2
Interstate and Chicago markets show steady cattle and hog prices with strong demand for choice stock. Prices for heavy hogs reach 7.90, lambs firm, cattle varied by region. Kansas City, Buffalo, St Louis, and New York markets report mixed receipts and prices, with overall activity subdued in some areas and advancing in others.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Mies
Kansas City
Mc Jower
H.W
Market St
Arket
Texas Oil
Texas
Cummon
ST. Louis
Zia
New York
Reeves
Louisville
Iowa
Lincinnati
Cattle Receipts Hold Steady Prices at Union Stockyards
Union Stockyards Indianapolis September 2 reports cattle receipts around 0 shipments 200. Overall market steady with no quality improvement, many cattle below standards. Demand steady for good feeders and select export steers though prices show pressure on common stock.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Lerge
Cattie
Money rates and foreign exchanges across U S cities
Indianapolis and New York money markets report time loans at 5 6 percent and 6 percent respectively with clearings and balances listed. Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati show varied money rates and exchange figures while London Paris and Berlin exchange rates are noted for international dealings.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Easy
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Treasury balances statement details general fund available cash
The statement shows available cash balance in the general fund excluding the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balance amounts to $209,491,100 and $114,657,693 in separate readings.
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Seta Oserees
Treasury
Market Bulletins Show Strong Coal Stock Confidence
Private wire briefs report limited bulge realization and persistent buying as London buys heavily in the US market. International shares generally rise on active trading with coal stocks surging on long running accumulation. Reading issues buoyant value. call money at 6 percent while money rates do not dampen speculation.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Reading Leads Market as Bank Data Supports Gains
New York September 2 Granger Farwell readings show Reading stock driving early strength with bank statement underpinning gains. Market observers note buying likely tied to Pennsylvania interests despite denials, hinting at higher prices for Atchison Southern Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio tomorrow.
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New York
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson
New Jersey Central
Eries
Reading Common
Western Railroad
Missouri River
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville & Nashville
Union Cific
St. Paul
Norfolk & Western
Wabash
Minneapolis
Northern
Rock Island Company
Rock Island
American Bicycle Company
United States
Granger Farwell & Co
Reading
Pennsylvania
Atchison, Southern Pacific
Grain markets mixed as September wheat slips then recovers
Chicago traders faced dull nervous action with no grade deliveries for September contracts. Weather outlook improved for wheat and corn, supporting a narrow market. September wheat dipped briefly to 70 and closed near 70 1/2c while December held around 67 3/4c. Corn rose to 57 1/2c, oats edged higher, and hogs and provisions closed mixed amid light trading and steady demand.
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Chicago
Longs
Minneapolis
Duluth
WyGsgc
Grain prices and supplies show steady Wheat and higher barley
Cash quotations list flour steady wheat No 2 spring No 3 68 89 percent No 2 red 69 0 89 American options. Barley prices rise to 1 38 for No 1 Northwestern 1 42 for No 1. Timothy 4 15. Clover 16 90 14 55. Lard 10 4 4710. Short ribs 10 1 29. Dry-salted shoulders 5 62. Feed barley prices and high wines at 1 31. Visible grain stocks reflect increases in flour and oats while corn and rye show fluctuations. New York reports Aug 31 visible supply totals for wheat 20 968 million bu, corn 3 077 million bu, oats 2 083 million bu, rye 666 million bu, barley 193 million bu. Shipment totals show large grain movements.
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Granger Farwell & Co
Ing. Industrials
Amalmated Co
Jeelt
Rennting
American Sugar Tobacco
Col. Fuel and Iron Co
Datted States Leather Co
ST National
People's Gas & Cok Co
Iron & Steel Co
Rep. Iron & Steel Co
Coal & Iron R. R
Steel Corporation
U 8. Steel Cor
Chicago & Eet
Chicago
T. & Santa Fe
Baltimore Ohio
Clev., Cin
Chi
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio &H. R
Coolorado Southern
Colorado Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Mexican Central
Missouri Pacific Ry
Norfolk & Western
N. Y
Ont. & Western
Pennsylvania
Philadella & Reads
Rock Yeian & Pac
Mi & St
Southern Pacific S
Southern Railway
Uy Southern Railway
L. & Western
Texan
Union Pacific
IL Bay Union Pacific Tay
Wisconsin Central
Sconsin Central
L. E
Brooklyn Ride Transit
United States
A. Vantee
Northwestern
Timothy Sae
New York
New York Produce Exchange
Minnesota
City
Brandywine
State
Buffalo
Northern
Duluth
Bard Manitoba
Reid
Galveston
Texas
Sligo Mess
City Extra India
Continental
Japan
New Orleans
Rio
Cordova
ST. Louis
East Track
Baltimore
Louisville
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Toledo
Liverpool
California
Minneapolis
Fitec
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Itimore
Rodin
Slavia
Oil City
Wilmington
Montpelier
Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Grain Prices and Market Report From New York and Buffalo
Commodity prices and receipts across grains flour rye oats and corn were listed for New York and Buffalo markets. Wheat, corn, oats and other staples showed steady or dull trading with varied futures closures and spot quotes reflecting weekly shipments and domestic demand.
Trade in general dull across grain markets in Sept
Market notes from Sept 2 show widespread quiet through flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, and associated products. Prices vary by grade and region with No. 2 red wheat around 68c to 72c in multiple cities, corn softer, oats firmer, and lard and bacon higher in value amid steady to mixed receipts and shipments.
Wool and textile markets show firm tone across cities
A sweeping roundup from Boston to New York notes wool prices steady with strong demand for staples and limited offers, Texas wool firm with tight supply, and delaines higher. Cotton remains steady in New Orleans and New York, while prices for eggs butter and poultry vary by city, with some increases noted in Cincinnati and St Louis markets.
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Boston
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
ST. Louis
New York
Louisville
T.louis
Poulslow
Springs
Market report on butter cheese eggs and receipts
New York market reports show steady to quiet trading in butter cheese and eggs with varied state receipts. Philadelphia and Baltimore notes indicate steady butter and eggs with standard creamery and warehouse prices and occasional loss factors amid different regional offerings.
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New York
Reno
New State
State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
The Acre Question and Amazon Waterway Debate
The Baltimore Sun outlines a Latin American geopolitics issue over Acre and a proposed canal linking the Madre de Dios with the Amazon basin. Brazil resists Bolivian and Peruvian concessions while American and British interests push for an uninterrupted waterway to the sea. The piece notes navigation limits, climate hazards, and competing ambitions among Bolivian, Peruvian, Brazilian, American, and British actors, with Dr. Sauto Mator backing canalization under Brazilian toll rights yet wary of American British German control. A related note mentions Roosevelt’s Vermont reception and possible Republican gains in 1904.
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Baltimore Sun
Brazil
Bolivia
Amazon
Consul Seager
Rio
Peru
Madre de Dios
Purus
Beni
Marmore
Madeira
Aquiry
Acre
Cuzco
Para
Seager
Mississippi River
Santa Antonia
Sauto Mator
National University of Rio
Madeira River
Greenfield Line Timetable 1902 Route Details
Schedule from Indianapolis to Greenfield Knightstown and intermediate stations with first and last cars shown. Services run from Georgia Indian streets and Meridian routes with departures from Franklin Building and Pennsylvania Washington streets.
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Greenfield
Knightstown
Georgia
Teaven
Kent
Neer and Press
Meridian
Indianapole
Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
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Treasury Statement
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