Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis and Midwest Markets
Cattle receipts mixed with large shipments. hogs in modest demand and prices down slightly. Market tone varies by region with steady to higher prices for good cattle in Indianapolis and Kansas City. lambs and sheep show strength in spots while hogs face volatility amid fluctuating demand and limited supplies.
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Coramont
Interstate
Indianapolis
Isrce Steesers
Lfe
Une
Pennsylvania
Texas
Neees
Cincinnati
Garute
Money Market Relief Lifts Some Strain on Wall Street
In New York the stock market showed relief as lenders eased speculative borrowers after heavy tightening. Money rates stayed high near 2 percent but receded as prices firmed slightly. government interest anticipation offered cautious relief. Calls for treasury action and prior episodes of stringency are recalled as reserves fluctuated and bank liquidity showed signs of stabilization despite ongoing deficits.
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New York
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Wall Street
Gage
Stock Exchange
Treasury
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearings and Balances
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4.06 percent and time loans at 5-6 percent with clearings of 1,574,410.98 and balances of 262,262.37. New York call money at 12-22 percent, easier market, prime mercantile paper at 6 percent. sterling exchange steady with bankers' bills around 4.82. Chicago sees 5-10 cent discount on New York exchange and clearings of 26,006,968 with balances 1,680,990. Boston clearings 21,627,806. balances 386,436. Philadelphia money at 6 percent. clearings 18,892,611. balances 2,985,836. St Louis money steady at 5-6 percent. Baltimore money at 6 percent. Cincinnati money 5-6 percent with discounts applied. London money 24?4 percent. Paris three percent rentes 1 1/2 to 1 3/4. Spanish fours around 87 1/4. Silver markets: New York bar silver 51.44 cents, Mexican dollars 4 cents. London silver bars 24 pence per ounce. Treasury statement shows available cash balance of 219,259,158 dollars with gold reserve 132,707,151.
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Indianapolis
Clearge
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Market Opens Steady as Treasury Move Boosts Confidence
New York September 25 The market opened with no selling pressure and strong support for syndicate and pool stocks. Fresh liquidation followed but remained moderate as traders noted weakness in St Paul and ongoing money stringency. Bankers welcomed the treasury secretary’s plan to prepay maturing bonds, freeing about 20.5 million dollars for circulation and helping rally. The day’s steadiness marks a contrast to last week’s decline and signals controlled money demand by large banking interests.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Markts
Globe
Sey
Meyer & Kiser
New York
St. Paul
Secretary of the Treasury
Relief Measures Not Adequate
New York September measures for relief of the money market by Secretary Shaw improved sentiment after official word but gains were limited. Professional buying and moderate commission house activity supported the advance. stocks may face selling at tomorrow's open as expectations persist that Shaw's relief will not be adequate.
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Granger Farwell & Co
New York
Shaw
London Markets and Global Finances Across World Trade
Financial notes report money ease in London amid unsettled discounts tied to New York and gold withdrawal. Yucatan consolidates 50 km of railways valued at 30 million dollars under one management as Chicago Packing expands in Urampam. Paris and London bourses show mixed gains with firm mines and buoyant Spanish tours. A large gold transfer to Deutsche Bank via National City Bank is noted, while Bank of England reserves shift. A steel project in South Donora Pa advances as Riter Conley wins the blast furnace contract for Union Steel, with massive concrete foundations and 600 tons daily output per furnace.
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New York
Paris
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Board of Trade
Greig & Wolff
England
de Mand
Ran
France
Majestic
Deutsche Bank of Berlin
National City Bank
London
Bank of England
Riter-Conley Manufacturing Company
Union Steel Company
Donora
Wheat Shorts Scare Market Rise on Board of Trade
On September trading day on the Chicago Board of Trade, September wheat shorts faced renewed pressure as prices rose about 4 percent to close at the day’s high. December wheat, corn, and oats posted gains, with provisions steady to higher. Strength came from wet weather and active short covering, with notable buying by foreign accounts for December wheat. Local receipts and futures actions reflected mixed demand amid weather-driven bullishness.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sac
Igher
Wheat and Corn Prices Hold Steady Amid Market Shifts
New York market reports steady spot wheat and corn with gains in some futures. Wheat prices rose at midday then drifted as unloading muted gains. September and December futures show mixed closes. Corn futures closed mostly lower after early advance, with December and September posting modest changes amid rains and crop news. Oats and other grains mix. oils, fats, and coffee hold steady with refined sugars firm.
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New York
Cf. O. B
Duluth
Manitoba
Chicago
Bede
New -York
Gotine
Rio
Cordova
SAS
Trade in General Flour Prices and Grain Quotes
Trade in general from St Louis and Baltimore reports Sept 25 shows flour prices steady to dull with various grades listed, wheat rising for No 2 red cash and futures, corn higher across cash and futures, oats and rye mixed, pork and lard prices nudging, and carrier repots of receipts and shipments. Freight and byproduct prices noted, with whiskey and bagging prices cited and regional variations across St Louis Baltimore and Louisville markets.
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Kanbas
Liverpool
California
Cincinnati
Toledo
Oh and Ber
H&c
ST. Louis
Timothy Weed
Is Bc
Timothy
Baltimore
Tegityer
Hesse
Louisville
Market Report Across Cities Shows Mixed Commodity Prices
New York and Philadelphia feature firm butter and cheese with varied creamery and full cream prices. Regional reports from Baltimore Chicago St Louis Louisville and other markets note steady to firm butter and eggs with mixed gains in curd and rosin turpentine markets and firmer poultry prices in several hubs.
Man with the Drill Named Real Hero in Humbler Field
An elderly philosopher on Park Row praises a laborer who sits calmly at a drilling task amid hammering coworkers. He argues true heroism lies in daily endurance and risk, like the worker holding the drill, whose danger is unseen yet constant, beyond mercenary aims.
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New York
San Juan Hill
Park Row
Italy
Bettie
Indianapolis and Eastern Rail Greenfield Line Timetable
The Indianapolis and Eastern Railway Company issue shows the Greenfield Lise timetable effective August 15, 1902 from the Franklin Building offices. Passenger cars depart Indian streets starting 6:37 a.m. with service through 9:57 p.m. The Georgia and Meridian Street route provides mixed passenger and express service with multiple morning and afternoon departures and arrivals at Greenfield and intermediate stations, including Georgia and Meridian streets and elev stops.
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Indianapolis & Eastern Railway Company
Greenfield Lise
Franklin Building
Greenfield
Knightstown
Indian Streets
Georgia
Meridian Streets
Emmediate
City rail schedule fragment for Mooresville and Intermediate
Schedule fragment notes cars leaving Kentucky avenue and street at 5 45 a m and 6 09 p m with service to 30 and 11. It mentions departures from Mooresville at unspecified times and arriving at Union Station Indianapolis for Sunday morning excursions and hourly service to Brooklyn.
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Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Indianapolis
Kentucky
South Capitol Avenues
Elwood
Mooresville
Kentucky Avenue
Sime Sar Davies Bocrsorte
Union Station
Brooklyn
Franklin B. RB Fire Leave Trains and Streets
Fragmented notice notes a Franklin location with trains and streets affected by a leave or closure. Mentions car sequence, recreation until 10 p m, last car departure, and scheduling ambiguity with scattered incomplete terms. No clear entities or events fully resolved in readable text.
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Meyer & Kiser Bankers
Indiana Trust Building
Union Traction of
Indiana
Indianapolis Street
Vincennes
Clarksville
Greene County
Columbia National Bank
American Central Life
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Engine Works
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New Distance
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Indianapolis Ee Ae
Union Traction Co
Delaware and Madison Counties Telephone Co
Harry B. Gates & CO
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New Telephone No
Kansas City
Texas Fed
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Ons PO
Venus Sid
Lambs—Recelpts
Cannane
Mahin's
Joseph T. Elliott
Ferdinand Winter
N T. Kelsey
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the Marion Trust Co
J. Fletcher
Simon P. Sheerin
Byron K. Elliott
Joseph Z. Elote
Georseanner
Fletcher
Chas. N. Thom Preston T. Kelsey
Charles Latham
Julius A. Lemcke
Victor K. Hendricks
the Central Trust Company
East Market Street
U. S. Scale Co
Terre Haute, Ind
United States Bonds
Farwell & Co
People's Gas
U. Ou M
Panlrdada
Atchison Atchison
Baltimore Ohio
Ohio
St. Ng
Pig St. L
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Southern Railway Ey
Tey Southern Railway
Texas Pacific
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Nashville
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H.R
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Hy Wis
Wheeling & Lal
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Cold &Iven
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Treasury Statement
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Financial and Industrial
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Mexico
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Ilke
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Germany
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Victoria
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Sreeet Seaon
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Tasmania
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Cape of Good Hope
Natal
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Savannah
Rosin Frm
J. B de Soater
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Oil City
Montpelier
North Lima
Lima
Dy Seaarlretor
Yo Lee Ayegae
Lfc
Fall River
Gulf
Metals
Lotis
Midland Portland Cement Company
Capital
Orlando M. Packard
Fred W. Spacke
Trena Vv
Poulke
Asia
Cone
Onsneldons
Lasalle &T
Broadway
Chicago Stock Exchange
Albert R. Thompson
Rise Se Bne I Ei
Cutice
Lemeke
S. A. Kletcher & CO
East
Washington Street
Absolpe
Dee Bowen Kent
Tarrington
P.M. Time & Ip Black
Dally
Tateeper
Din ‘Ar
BIG Four City Ticket Office
Washington St
City
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Cincinnati Spre
Cincinnati Expres
Greensburg
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WN. Vernon
Peoria
Cereersceg
Ham
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Cincionett Crrem
Acorn
Dayton
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Cincinnati Limited
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IND
Louis Bey
West Wash St
Chicago Mail
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Lake Erie
Decatur & Western
R’r
Decatur
Chigo Express
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
West
Western Express
Hanote
Ktinghem
le Louis
el Pointa
Ganday
Magnolia Block
Capitol
Indianapolis & Martinsville Rapid Transit CO
Greenwood
Franklin B. Rb, CO
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