Hogs in Fair Demand and Strong to Higher Cattle Market in Indianapolis
Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports cattle receipts around 900 with shipments 200. Market remains liberal with higher year over year receipts but persistent scarcity of choice stock. Demand solid from various buyers yet fat cattle and stocker quality show softer prices. feeders demand is cautious amid high prices. Representative sales show mixed stocker and feeder lots with prices around 4.75 to 7.50 per hundredweight depending on weight and grade.
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Larse
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Lambe
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Interstate
Texas
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New York
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Dene
Svorkera
Treas
Tonia
Himoh
South Omaha
Louisville
Inet Spa
Ge Ter
Corteers
Fens
Midland
Portland Comsat Company
T Ck
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Fred Y- Spaces
Vie
Security ‘Trust Company
Granger Farwell & CO
Lasalle
Gutcoge
Broadway
Chicago Block Exchange
Albert R. Thompson
Lombard Building
Indianspite
Ind
Old New
Interstate stockyards cattle and hogs report
Cattle receipts none with weak demand and higher quality expectations at Indianapolis with prices shaded. Calves and stockers mixed. hogs small receipts, heavy demand, hogs $7.85 top and value at $7. Other markets include Kansas City Chicago New York St Louis and Omaha with varied cattle and hog quotes and noted market steadiness or slight shifts across regions.
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New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Aes
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Louis
Creamery
Es Dairy
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion Indiana
Instruments filed for record in Marion county Indiana for the 24 hours ending 5 pm Sept 13 1902 list transfers of properties in North Indianapolis Crane's North add West Brookside and other neighborhoods with lots 58 66 and 112 or more and sums ranging from 400 to 3 450 dollars including several cash transactions and-acre notes with names such as Francis L Egan Susan McKernan Ella McKernan Catherine E Siler and Otto F Basey among others and totals 33 029 dollars in consideration.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Francis L. Egan
Frank
Bremerman
North
Indianapolis
Eugene St
Culo
Susan McKernan
Jease C. Moore
Crane
Mill St
Ella McKernan
Jesse C. Moore
Mill
Catharine E. Siler
Sarah M. Lewis
Brookside
Tacoma Av
E. T. Fletcher
Orchard Av
Tacoma St
Johnson
Browndale
Wace
Benjamin Pediow
Miller & Wacker
Parkway
Aera St
Parkwas
West Park
Cor Ruth and
New York Sts
Sesciencese
Ida B. Schooley
Eme E. Nysewander
Dr. Martin's
New York
New York St
Walter
Schooley Real-estate
E. Nysewander
Martin’s
Isaac
Ash
Andrew J. Blzea
Clifford Place Add
Hamilton Av
Tenth St
Frank E Mith
Hattle
Turner
Pita St
Ni Rheveseveree
Geo
William A. Carter
Lot & Dietz
East
Washington-st
Gray St
Washington
Simon Yandes
Mahalia Cody
Fiscus
Hutchings & Darnell
Station St
Seeee
M. Jones
New York-st Add
Walter St
New Top
Daniel T. Weir
Bruce Place
Samuel BR. Myers
Alfred G. Man
Louisa K. Brown
Moran Et
Atkins & Perkins
Indianapolis and national money rates and exchanges
The report lists monetary data across cities including Indianapolis New York Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and London. It notes clearings balances and money rates with figures for calls loans mercantile paper sterling exchange and bullion prices. References include American Can National Biscuit and Granger Farwell stocks and general bank rates.
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Granger Farwell & Co
Telegram
American Can
National Biscuit
Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterlin
Actua
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphi
ST. Louis
Clearitas
Baltimore
Assas Sto
Cincinnati
York Exchange
Mies Oes
Treasury balances report shows cash and gold reserve figures
Washington figures reveal available cash balance of 217,663,371 dollars in the general fund excluding the 150,000,000 dollar gold reserve in the redemption division, with gold holdings listed at 129,974,084 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Prominent Board of Trade Member Hangs From Grain Chute
McNaughton Wright, a leading Rock Island elevator visitor, slipped into a grain chute and hung by his hands for twenty minutes at the top, thirty feet above a bin. Rescued by an employer, he fainted and remained unconscious for nearly an hour before recovery.
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Chicago
McNaughton Wright
Board of Trade
Rock Island
Wright
Grain Prices Fall Despite Frost and Rain in Grains Market
Chicago September 18 grain traders waited for a signal as prices drifted lower amid bearish crop reports. December corn fell about a cent, wheat and oats slipped, and provisions declined with October pork and lard easing. Strong selling pressure came from a leading statistical journal and short positions, while frost and rain briefly supported corn before the downturn. Receipts and market activity were mixed as traders weighed favorable seeding weather for winter wheat against lighter Northwestern grain returns.
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Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Lon Coe Ae Rept
Ata Oats
Grains Weak and Lower in Refined Sugar News
New York market report outlines mixed grain and sugar prices with wheat and corn futures sliding amid large receipts and export totals. Notable figures include wheat with a daily loss, corn and oats demonstrating weakness, and lingering activity in lard, pork, and coffee as prices edge lower or hold.
Trade in General Quotations at St Louis and Other Cities
Market notes from St Louis show dull demand for flour prices at 3.35 to 3.25 for extra fancy and meal items. Prices for corn meal, oats, and dry goods appear mixed with quoted cash and futures levels across several centers including Baltimore and Cincinnati, reflecting a subdued trading day.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Market Hints and Commodity Prices From Various Cities
Reported prices show wheat, corn, oats and rye moving across Baltimore Toledo Kansas City and other markets with notes on flour, sugar and bacon. Cotton, hemp and whisky values appear steady or firm while shipments and inventories are listed for several states and ports.
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Baltimore
Sam Pie
C. Louisvill
Toledo
Kansas City
Ann Teer
Liverpool
California
Cincinnati
Duluth
Milwaukee
Railway Mall Service Associations Election Report
Brecht and officers led United States Railway Man Service and Benefit Association results show a tight race with a seven vote majority. J. R. M of Trenton was elected president and W. B. Corning of Syracuse became secretary treasurer. The National Association of Railway Clerks chose C. A. Kidwell of Columbus as president and F. D. Pillodge of San Antonio as vice president with A. Woods of Portsmouth as secretary.
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Cers
United States Railway Man Service
Trenton
N. J
Corning
Syracuse
National Association
E Feces Railway Clerks
C. A. Kidwell
Columbus
F. D. Pillodge
Santonio
Tex
A. Woods
Portsmouth
N. HL
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