Bankers Douglas Lacey & Co. New York Notes
Banking house A M Fletcher transacts general banking business receives deposits draft remittance and acts as fiscal agent for corporations and railroads. Handles government bonds and other securities. Accounts of banks bankers corporations and individuals solicited. Dividend stocks protected by fund. Special beneficiaries and address 106 Broadway New York.
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Douglas, Lacey & CO
Bankers
Broadway
N. Y
Rive Fund
Oran Ferry Special Bigenemnaties
Ane Cas Law Building
Indianorl
Sm. L Ten. —Mines
Live Stock Market Report From Union Stock Yards Indianapolis
Cattle and hog markets show lower price trends and mixed demand. Receipts decline 1.9 percent week over week with smaller volumes for cattle. hogs show robust movement early, aided by buyer competition, but overall supply remains ample and prices trend higher on leading lots. Representative sales list various steer and hog lots with price impressions and weights.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Saleamen
Salex
Market Report Indicates Mixed Cattle and Sheep Trends
The week shows slight price declines for some cattle and lambs with overall steady demand and thin supply. Prices for calves and steers vary across regions, with fat cattle steady to higher in some markets, while lambs and sheep show mixed quotes and a generally cautious tone amid variable demand and limited turnout.
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Interstate Stockyards
Indianapolis
Opportunities in skilled trades versus casual openings
In a Philadelphia era piece the author argues young men chasing “openings” overlook solid gains in skilled trades. Workers in a strike earned about 1.08 dollars an hour, owned homes, and enjoyed financial security, while many professionals envy such steadiness and prospects. The text contrasts self employment with dependence on employers and highlights the value of masterful trades.
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Philadelphia
Market Opens Steadily Across Sectors In New York
Stock markets show a stable undertone amid unsettled money and weak European prices. St Paul and Missouri Pacific lead gains as rail bonds stay firm. Industrials recover some, with Virginia Carolina Chemical and Cotton Oil among advancers, while Reading remains weak.
Financial Market Ledger Item From Indianapolis and New York
Indianapolis reports show commercial paper at 4 6 percent and time loans at 6 percent with clear balances of 1 652 568 92 and 162 464 49. New York closes with money on call firm at 2 8 percent and bids and asks around 3 4.
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Indianapolis
New York
Financial market figures and treasury balance report
Prime mercantile paper and sterling exchange steady with demand quotes. New York exchange listed with discounts and posted rates. city clearings and balances reported for Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati Washington treasury balances show available cash and gold reserve figures.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bankers
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Washington
Treasury
Cleveland Express
Anerson
Union City
Cleveland
New York
Fort Wayne Express
Boston Limited
Knickerbocker
Brenton Harbor Line
Nton Harbor
Elkhart
Sccommaat
St. Louis Southwestern
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
Mattoon
Lafayette
Lafayette Secormrmodation
Chicago White City
Cincinnati Express
Cincinnati
Greensburg
Washiflexad
N. Vernion
Louisville
Vernon
Peoria
Bloomington
Champaign
Springfield
Columbus
Ohio
Peerveresss
New Castle
Money and exchange rounds from London to Berlin markets
Private wire advices note rates across money discounts and bills in London Paris and Berlin. Bank parities show 24 213-16 per cent short bills 2% three months notes 2% and 2m 48igpigs for checks on Berlin. New York quotes bar silver at 51 1 2 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at a discount.
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London
Paris
Exchange
Berlin
New York
Market Confidence Lifts New York Stocks Amid Strong Money Demand
In New York on September 5, stocks opened low but quickly showed strength. Money climbed to 10 percent on call with only small declines, later recovering. Treasury secretary’s remark easing fears of a squeeze supported the rally as bank statements were expected to show drops, yet money rates slid to 5 percent by session end. Market tone remained confident due to broad business prosperity.
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Umea
May
Meyer & Kiser
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Pools Will Govern Prices in Irregular Market
New York Sept 6 irregular market dominated by manipulation. Money was ample around 8 percent, later easing. No bank statement figures given for tomorrow, but cash losses weighed on the day. Money rates not decisive as several stocks rose while others fell on realizing sales. Close sentiment mixed as prices hinge on pools in active stocks.
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Kanbas City
Texas
Ok Market St
West
Chicago
New York
SeGables
Sony
Lam
Canada
State
Pennsylvania
ST. Louis
East Buffalo
Fae Inicien
South Omaha
Louisville
East Liberty
Granger Farwell & Co
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County 1902 09 05
Instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana 24 hours ending 5 p m Sept 5 1902 list transfers to John W Trotter Thompson Harvey Jesele Carson Alzena M Picken William Priest Etta B Smith Thomas Schooley Minnie Plummer Mary E Williams Frei Daniel Frank J Vinson Horace Beaver Phebe Smith Celestial Samuel D Clark Clara Botcourt Frank Dougnee Francis Marion Myers Albert W Denny Edward M Ryan Oscar F Mann Arthur G Fosdyke Charles P Dickison Henr Ross Hinshaw Ulysses G Dewasa Elizabeth Arnholter Elmore H Pur Edward Toney August Wacker Sarah A Canfield Clermont James H Conley Ellen Quinn transfers total 118 701 acres and varying dollar amounts including 25000 15000 2300 1900 2000 2400 290 585 and more. transfers involve numerous streets avenues townships and additions such as Miller & Wacker's Parkway add and Outlots 62 70 71 and 105 112 113 136 121 142 3d Haughville sub. Details reference properties along Market Street Capitol Ave Twenty-third Ward Lake County Road and other Indianapolis area localities.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
John W. Trotter
Thompson Harvey
Low
John C. Shoemaker
Fernets Hanway & Hanna's
Wheeler St
Twenty Third Bt
Jesele Carson
Alzena M. Picken
Charles Post
Jan's
Add
Capitol Av
William Priest
Etta B. Smith
Ptw Nw
Tp li
Lawrence Township
Horace Beaver
Lot & Bik
Lincoln Park
Pennsylvania St
Twenty-fifth
Oss
Phebe
AL Smith
Celestial
William F. Comb
Oakland
BroAd Way
Samuel D. Clark
Clara Botcourt
Samuel Clark
County
Frank Dougnee
Brad
Ville
Wacker
Haughville
Francis Marion Myers
Bright
Powell & Ellis
Douglass St
Michigan St
Albert W. Denny
Edward M. Ryan
Denny
Prospect St
Keystone AV
Elias D. Meigs
Allen
North Add
Chicago
Sta
Rader
Oscar F. Mann
Arthur G. Fosdyke
Fletcher Et al
Charles P. Dickison
Ross
Lot
Denny St
Nee Work St
Neal Ohio
First Street
Twenty-seventh Parkway
Twenty-seventh St
Miller & Wacker
Elizabeth Arnholter
Elmore H. Pur
Edward Toney
August Wacker
Lot St
Parkway
Schur- Hear
Wayne Township
Sarah A. Canfield
MaAterne
Ley Et al
Washington-st
West St
Mann Ave
Francis M. Myers
WAY
Cor Conese
James H. Conley
Ellen Quinn
Goodlet & Spofford
Haugh
Beale-Williams Case Postponed in San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 5 Truxton Beale and Thomas H Williams faced charges of attempting to murder Frederick Marriott publisher of the News Letter over a critical article about a young society woman. Marriott could not appear due to illness. a continuance was granted until Thursday next as his doctors aim for recovery.
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San Francisco
Truxton Beale
Thomas H. Willame
Frederick Marriott
News Letter
Marriott
Grain market rises on frost fear and better demand
Chicago reports a bullish grain day as frost worries spur buying. December wheat and corn climb, oats advance. receipts and weather cues support higher prices. Pork, lard, and ribs rise with overall upturn in futures led by strong outside interest and steady cables.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Shorts
Asc
New York Flour and Grain Prices and Futures Report
In New York on September 5, flour receipts reached 31 675 barrels with exports at 7 598 barrels. Spot grain markets show firm corn meal and rye steady wheat and oats with futures firm due to Manitoba weather, Minnesota showers, frost fears in Illinois and Iowa, and strong seaboard demand. Futures closes show slight net advances across May September and December contracts with notable activity in corn and oats and higher lard and refined sugar values.
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Toledo
Seger
Timothy
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Tle
C. Oats
Liverpool
California
Amerione
Duluth
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
New York
Buffalo
Manitoba
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Western
Continental
S. A
Rio
Cordova
Quotations at St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and More
Market notes list flour, timothy seed, corn meal, and wheat prices with bids for No 2 red and white winter wheats. pork lard and dried beef values. tobacco and bagging figures. and assorted receipts for grains. Mentions Baltimore market conditions and domestic grain trade activity with price ranges and cash, track, and contract quotes.
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ST. Law
Bart Spraine
Baltimore
Market Reports From Multiple Cities on Sept 5 and 6
New York markets report butter cheese and eggs with steady to firm tones across states incl New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Chicago. Wool and wool products shift, Boston notes stock and prices. turpentine and rosin standings given for Savannah Wilmington and Charleston. Cotton goods demand rising in New York New Orleans quotes and Western markets show varied pricing patterns.
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New York
New State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Seagee Cies
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Louisville
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Savannah
Oil City
Wilmington
Montpelier
Lima
Indiana
Charleston
Four Times Married to Soldiers in Civil War Tale
A Topeka Capital report recounts an Illinois woman living in Missouri who married four times, each husband a Civil War veteran. After losing her first fiancé, she remarried after each husband’s death, finally wed to John H. Boyd in Carthage. The bride notes she has now married four soldiers.
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Topeka
Illinois
Missouri
John H. Boyd
Carter
Norton
Boyd
Carthage
Sam
Claude Berry
Kitchener Raised to Grocer Guild Member in London
General Kitchener, recently made viscount with a female line of succession, is now honored by the Guild of London Grocers with the freedom of the guild. He and Mr Chamberlain were banqueted at the grocers hall as he spoke of a Gordon College project in Khartoum funded by a government grant. He plans to visit Khartoum and India on command, noting the college will have buildings and a $550,000 endowment to support its future. He warned that Arab views on education focus on memorization rather than broader teaching.
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Baltimore Sun
Kitchener
Guild of London Grocers
Chamberlain
Lord Kitchener
Gordon College
Khartoum
India
Union Traction Timetable May 23 1902 Aug 15 1902
Timetable notes Union Traction Co and Indianapolis Martinsville line list departure times from Greenfield Knightstown and Franklin stations. Passenger cars leave various streets at 5 43 am 622 am and hourly to evening, with last car at specific times. Mooresville service links to Union Station for Sunday excursions. Mentions Kentucky Avenue, Brooklyn service, and a stray line about a college and Sudan.
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West Maryland Street
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Senos
Indianapolis
Kentucky
South Capital Avenues
Exress
Elwood
Greenfield
Knightstown
George's Ana Meridien
Ae Am
Ot & Mm
Greenfield Ry “Intermedia
Gace Mae
Vom
MD Teave
Alee Anes
Adianapole
Franklin R. Wood & Co
Teave Pennsylvania
Ington
Piret
Cave Et P
Repeenger
Mooresville
Kentucky Avenue
Street
Union Station
Brooklyn
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THE
American National Bank
Armor Pirate Safe Deposit Vault
U.S
Banking House
A. M. Fletcher
New York Stock Exchange
Belman Plecie
ST. Paul and
Missouri Pacific
Europe
St. Paul
Norfolk & Western
Reading Common
Chesapeake & Ohio Pool
St. Paul Common
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Cotton Oil
People’s Gas
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Manhattan
Colorado Fuel
Pacific Mail
Navy
Klondike
New Orleans
United States
Bonda
American Grass Twin Oy
American Ice Co
American Tocomary
Smelt
R Redning Go
A . Smelt. & Het. Co
United States Steel Pi
Chicago & Alton
T. & Santa Re
Baltimore & Chic
Santa Fe
Chesapeake
Colorado Southern
Denver & Rio
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Kansas City Thern
Touisville
Nashville
Exican Nation
Exican Central
Philadelphia & Reading
Reading
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Toledo, St. Ta
Union Pacific
Wallabash
Wisconsin
Bote Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ed States
National Bank
Capital National I
Central It Company
Columbia National Ban
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Wes Eg Union Trust Security Trust Company Pany
Askea
National National Biscuit
American Box Board
Treasury Statement
Fidence In Money
F. F
BR. F. Gibson
Bie Aesora
Sy. Millikin
Columbia Avenue
van Hummel
North Meridian
Frame, Meek and Renton
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Kirch
Frame
Ruth
Canal and Eleventh
Beale-Williams
Vances
Wool
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Nevada
Montana
St, Louis
Bratton
Gulf
S c
Kitchener and
Letchair & CO
East
Washington Street
Fre and Berdar
Poeliceman
Night LE Cheet
Witte
Tarrington
Atkins
New City Ticket Onice
East Eshington
Cleveland Line
Ham
Dayton RY
City Ticket Office
W. Wash
Pacienet
Dayton
Detroit Express
Cincinnati Limited
CHI
Ind
Louis RY
Omco
West Wash
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
Mononaccom
Lake Erie
Michigan
Detroit
Clim
Manele
Lafayte
Decatur & W
Decatur
Ex Express
Tuscols
Philadelph
Louisvill
Richmond
Piqua
Columb
Vincennes
Madison
Martinsville
North Vernon
Canans
Kenta
Pittsburg
Logansport
Springfiel
Vincennes Accom
Pitteborg
Ae Spencer
Phei Dayton
Lenin
Northland Express
Vandalia Line
IRN
BR. BR
Wet
Western Express
Haute and
Erre Haute
Union
Franklin
Ufe
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