Interstate cattle market mixed at Indianapolis and other yards
The Interstate Stockyards report shows light cattle receipts at Indianapolis with weaker undergrades selling slowly while fair to choice improve modestly. calves strong to 7.00, local demand for butcher stock. other city reports from Kansas City Chicago St Louis and East Coast markets show varied prices, with steady to higher cattle and firm to lower hogs and sheep across regions. Top cattle quoted around 7.55 for certain lots, with overall market quiet after selling.
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Indianapolis
Marcos Non Meedee
Kansas City
Texas
Ind
Wien
Chicago
Palm
Hine
Choise Ea
Peengtsey Vale of
Sethe
ST. Louis
New York
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Stoeshes
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Oslie WS
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East Liberty
Eastean
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
State
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Eges
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Louts
Cattle and hog markets at Union Stockyards Indianapolis
Cattle receipts total 950 with 300 fewer than last week and 7 less than a year ago. Demand shows steady prices with occasional strength for good stock, but overall inquiry weak, many loads unsold. Hog receipts over two days show fair improvement, quality fair though unfinished hogs higher than ideal, market opened with fair tone.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Death of Wilmington innkeeper linked to odd autopsy signal
Merritt B. Furry, proprietor of the Railroad House in Wilmington, was found dead in his room. An end of a rubber hose was inserted in one nostril, and details suggest involvement of liquor and a possible struggle, with investigators examining the scene for a possible accidental or self-inflicted death.
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Wilmington
Del
Merritt B. Furry
Railroad House
Liquidation Triggers Sharp Market Slump Across Listings
Severe financial turmoil drives drastic liquidation as loans are called heavily and stocks are dumped. Prices tumble across the board with no relief in sight, signaling widespread distress in the market and potential further declines on the horizon.
Wall Street Liquidates Across Broad Sectors in Sharp Drop
New York trading opens with drastic liquidation as bears push prices lower across stocks bonds and commodities. Margin funding tightens and bank loan calls rise, amid relief efforts and shifting deposits fueling waves of selling and a volatile money market.
Market woes deepen as treasury aid stalls and gold shipments slow
New York markets opened heavy amid ongoing money shortages. The treasury secretary seeks to aid banks but has limited tools. Gold imports remain small and the sub treasury acts as a sponge, absorbing funds with little release. St Paul rose briefly but SDed, while leading houses report net purchases.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
St. Paul
Banks ease loans. market ends weak with broad liquidation
New York on September 23 saw banks freely call loans to strengthen reserves, triggering broad liquidation throughout the day. A few stocks saw support, but overall selling dominated as money conditions drove traders, with short positions covered early for profits and sentiment pointing to lower prices tomorrow.
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
Financial markets mixed with currencies and silver prices
Indianapolis and New York money markets show varied rates with clearings reaching 1.48 million in Indianapolis and 357 million in Chicago. Sterling exchange remains heavy while London and Paris report modest gains. silver remains steady with bar prices around 23¼ cents per ounce.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ee York Exchange
London
Wheat and Corn Market Fluctuations at Chicago Board
September wheat led the trading with heavy short covering pushing prices up before a sharp reversal left gains unch. December wheat closed lower, September corn slipped while December held steady. Oats rose modestly as pork prices advanced. totals show large prior holdings moved by shorts amid mixed receipts and global updates.
Wheat and grain market drops after early rise in New York
In New York on September 23, wheat futures showed an early spike tied to Chicago activity, then weakened as deliveries and light demand dominated. May and September contracts slipped to around 74 to 75 cents, with December near 75 15-16 cents. Spot mostly steady for No. 2 red and related grains, while corn and oats saw mixed, generally softer prices amid larger receipts and quiet demand. Beлюf, lard, and oils held steady to easier, with refined items steady to unsettled.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Central West
Liverpool
Cumberland
Sis
Prime Western
Kansas City
Toledo
Cincinnati
New York
Manitoba
C. Ae
Continental
Rio
Cordova
Treasury Statement Details Cash Balance in General Fund
Treasury balance figures show available cash in the general fund at 216,943,047 with a separate 130,149,504 noted as ORE ones. The $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption is excluded from these totals.
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Washington
Treasury
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records
Ten transfers were recorded in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending Sept 23. The listings include lots in Webb's and Dik Beaty additions, Master’s sub Outlot 2, and other parcels with total consideration about 14975 dollars. Also noted are city improvements and an Indianapolis street railway company car barn transfer valued at 40000 dollars. Names shown include McCarty Long Company, Owen Brodbar, Samuel Hicese Pugh Middleworth, George Worthington, Arabella Hubbard, Caroline Jutte, Oscar Meister, Alonzo Wieby, Rebecca Dickson, Wallack, Pearl L My Root, Park Land Company, Wililan Nemom, and Indianapolis Street Railway Company.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Francis J. McCarty
Indianapolis
Wn Long Company
Owen, Broddara
McAlpin Bros
Webb
Southport
Samuel Hicese Pugh Middleworth
Beast
George Worthington
Arabella Hubbard
Master
Drake & Mayhew
Caroline Jutte
Oscar Meister
Dik
Beaty
Alonzo L. Wieby
Rebecca Hd
Sane
Dickson
sFamtte
Wallack
City of Indian- Apous
Ceerreeeree Srganiaeaese
George J. F. Mower
Miidner
McCarty
Noe
T of Outlet
Army maneuvers at Fort Riley amid rain and mud
At Camp Root day practice for war maneuvers is limited to drills due to heavy rains that have softened fields and muddied roads. Officers say troops are focused on war problems while weather variety should affect outcomes. The engineer battalion surveys pontoon bridge sites and recon the reservation for attacks and defenses as about 100 tents near Major General Bates's HQ host National Guard officers from the East.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Camp Root
H Bates
National Guard
Har Camaere
Soustaaais Piet
Trade in General Market Summary for St Louis September
Flour steady with red winter futures and cash ranges. Timothy seed holds firm. corn meal steady. bran scarce and stronger on east track. Wheat and corn prices mixed with several contract months cited. oats firm across cash and futures.
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ST. Louis
S&c
Indianapolis and Terre Railway Co Greenfield Lie Time Table
Time table effective August 15 1902 lists operations for the Indianapolis and Terre Railway Company Greenfield line with details of general offices in the Franklin Building room 1.
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Indianapolis & Tern Railway Company
Greenfield Lie
Franklin
Train Schedule Fragments for Mooresville to Indianapolis
Partial timetable shows departures from Kentucky Avenue and Washington Street at 5 45 AM daily with subsequent trips every hour. It notes cars leave Mooresville at a morning hour and reach Union Station Indianapolis by a Sunday morning excursion time, connecting with hourly service to Brooklyn.
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Anderson
Muncies
Muncie
Semeretiena Sl Ls
Elwood
Kentucky Avenue
Indianapolis
Kentucky
South Capitol
Marion
Alexandria
Mooresville
Sehington Street
Union Station
Reading Hangs Man for Murder of 15-Year-Old Annie Etter
George Gantz was hanged in Reading for the murder and criminal assault of Annie Etter, a fifteen year old girl. Gantz, twenty, idle and shiftless, was the grandson of a United Brethren retiree. The crime occurred in Grafaugh (Garro? mis OCR) last night.
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Reading
George Gantz
Gantz
Annie Etter
Miss
T Etter
United Brethren
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