Indianapolis Live Stock Market Reports September 26
Reports from CNNION Stockyards Indianapolis show cattle receipts around 900 with 400 shipments, prices generally steady to lower and mixed quality. Hogs and sheep receipts near 400 and 2, with bids cautious and activity uneven, prices largely steady to lower across cattle hog and sheep trades.
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Cnnion Stockyards
Indianapolis
Biotec
JSG
Howe
Lambe
East
Buffalo
South Omaha
Texas
Nee Liberty
Hog market slips as supply keeps pace with demand
In hog trading, prices continue to fall with a 7.75 for choice heavy bars and 7.6 for fancy lights. The day’s decline offset earlier gains, but activity remained steady as inquiries from shipping sources met supply. Some receipts were held back, not offered for sale.
Real estate transfers in Marion County Indiana 1902 list
Instruments filed for record in the Marion County Indiana recorder's office show real estate transfers for the 24 hours ending Sept 26 1902. Nombreous parcels change hands including Lot 5 Block 6 Fletcher's South add near La Salle near 11th St. Lot 4 Bruce place East End add at Cornell Ave and 23d St. various other Lots in Fletcher's Oak Hill, Robson Voorhans and Shelby additions, and several street corners. Recorded sums range from 20 to 2000 dollars with multiple buyers and sellers including Maude McCoy Maranda Weitz Harvey Shively Joseph Massey Ambrose Stanton George Shebel Charles Deitch Clarence Deitch Nancy Everitt Ellen Walker Albert Bred Emma Haaker and others. Building permits section notes values for Beville Ave 70 dollars, North Alabama brick factory 1480, South Meridian repairs 480, Massachusetts Ave 530, North Meridian 1500 34th St }
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Sterda
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Maude McCoy
Maranda Weitz
Fletcher
South Add
la Salle St
11Th St
Harvey B. Shively
Joseph W. P. Massey
Bruce Place
East End
Cornell Av
Sarah A. Robertson
Jesse Ih
Lawrence Township
Ambrose P. Stanton
Kreuzer
I. Fletcher
Oak Hill
Fountain St
Fernway
George T. Shebel
Charles F. Deitch
Clarence C. Deitch
Wayne Township
James G. McShane
Owen L. Mill
Johnson & Hogshire
East Wupt
Mds
Lowell Av
Batley
Tuxedo Park
Monroe
W. Batley
Nancy J. Everitt
Holland’s
Robson & Vooraan
New York St
la Salle
Charlies H. Zollner
Donna L. Kru
Wicox
Fatout
Michigan St
Lynn St
Luella P. Hartley
Ewin B
Jesse FE. Hitz
B. F. Morris
Nellie L. Shepp
Oliver. Harlan
Oliver E. Harlan
George Kessier
Annie Tibbott
John L. Tibbott
Ritter
Dime Savings and Loan Association
Frank A. Muzzy
Fletcher Et al
M.elmst
Henry C. Campbell
Riley Hogue
Campbell
West Park
Oliver mv
Colorado Av
Washington St
Ferdinand W. Bechert
Gustav A. Schnull
Hendricke
Lot
Crane
Minsouri St
Spaeses Ellen FL Walker
Albert R. Bred
Psee
Oxford St
Shelby
27Th St
Chambers
Shelby St
William FH. Hartman
Preston FR
West St
Garden St
Farr & Cook
Hanna- Fast
Washington Et
Jefferson Av
Michtean
Giles & Firadiey
John Keating
Cottage Grove
Wane Mt
Reece Cree Ene
Recwrauernse
Richard’ Leese
Edward F. Morritt
Indianapoli
Tell St
Bernet Av
Martin Anderson
James
Leprosy Case Reported at Bellevue Hospital
New York dispatch notes the first apparent leprosy case this year at Bellevue Hospital. A Chinese immigrant with years in the United States is to be sent to North Brother Island for isolation and treatment.
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New York
Revere
Paris
Bellevue Hospital
United States
North Brother Island
Stocks Strong on St Paul and L N Lead Market
New York stock exchange shows notable strength with St Paul and Louisville and Nashville up as much as 5 and 3 percent respectively. Readings suggest optimism on coal strike end and rail equipment prospects, while late session profits trimmed gains. Bond and money markets show firming tone though loans shrink, with treasury offers cited for sentiment rather than action. Nearby wells in Indiana yield large producers, and a steampipe explosion in Greenville, Texas kills Mrs Keath and fatally scalds her ten year old daughter.
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New York
St. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
Reading
Manhattan
Atlantic Coast Line
Wall Street
Shaw
Treasury Department
Pacific Coast
Europe
Sterling Exchange
United States
Greenville
Tex
Market Summary for American Box and Biscuit Stocks
Granger Farwell & Co reports mixed moves in early trading. American Box shows fractional gains, while American Can and Diamond National Biscuit equities drift. National Biscuit and its preferred hold while Ex dividend stands at one percent.
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Granger Farwell & Co
American Box Board
Diamond National Biscuit National Biscuit
Money market figures across major cities report steady rates
Indianapolis shows commercial paper at 4 6 percent and time loans at 5 6 percent with clearings of 1 599 961 82 and balances of 307 374 80. New York calls money at 8 1 8 percent. sterling exchange steady. Clearing totals span Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati with varied balances and rates.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Foreign Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Financial Market Roundup From London Paris and New York
London offers money and discount rates with 2 percent references and 3 percent discounts. Consols quoted around 933 to 935. Spanish fours near 86 to 87. Paris shows three per cent rents at 100f and London exchange at 21 18 4c. Silver markets note uncertain silver bars at 234d an ounce. New York reports bar silver at 5l jc and Mexican dollars at 4 cents.
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London
Paris
New York
Treasury Statement Shows U S Balances and Gold Reserve
Washington Friday treasury balances report available cash 219 984 297 dollars and gold 134 619 628 dollars in the general fund exclusive of the 150 million dollar gold reserve in the division of redemption.
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Washington
Treasury
Growth of oil fields in Indianapool's limits extend greatly
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports September as a record month in Indiana oil, with 404 wells completed producing 6,625 barrels and 49 gas or dry holes. Grant County leads activity, and new drilling rises to 165 rigs with 34 wells under way, signaling possible continued high activity into fall and next year amid expanding discoveries across Birdseye, Terre Haute, Jasper County, and Loogootee.
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A. C. LP
Loco
A. BS
Sugar
Col
Fed
Ie People’s Gas
Rep
Iron and Steel
Anc
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S. Leather
U. Steel U. Steel
Steel Springs
Atchison Seeenene
Baltimore & 0In
Chesapeake & Ohio
Dhan Pacific
Chicago & Ton
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Col. South
Oy Wells Y Cone
Texas Pacific
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Union Pacific
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Pacific Mail
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Aly
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Ae Ag
Cere Wells
United States
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Miami
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Delaware
Indianapolis
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Sopical National
Iscel
Bai Central Trust
Indiana
Columbia National ‘Trust Sapeeny
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Oor
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Aes Company
Union Nn Iprust Company
Jean Central Life
Aus ‘Erred Insurance
Indiana Hotel Tithe Guaranty New Telephone,& Oy
Na Polis
Eaneg
FERRE
Indianapolis Journal
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Ind
Greater
Birdseye
Terre Haute
Jasper County
Loogootee
Martin County
Grant County
Trenton Rock
Ohio
Grant
Wood
Hancock
Allen County
Wells
Wheat and corn higher as oats steady in Chicago market
Chicago grain markets opened with firm tones despite weak cables and heavy Northwest receipts. Wheat traded up on short covering and buying by commission houses with December and September deliveries advancing. corn and oats showed mixed moves, while hog futures pressured provisions.
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Chicago
Shorts
Minneapolis
Duluth
Renee Ee
Cccine ‘Se SS Co
Trade in flour and grain markets across cities
Market notes from St Louis Boston and other cities show flour prices steady to firm with variations by grade. Wheat futures firm at several months, corn and oats mixed, pork and lard lower, wool prices steady in St Louis, and dairy items like butter and cheese showing varied but stable to firm pricing across New York Boston and Chicago.
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Frye
ST. Louis
East Track
Conte
McIay
al Weich West
Baltimore
Liverpool
California
Hame
Sésid
Toledo
Cincinnati
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Son
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Milwaukee
Wis
New York
Lidle
New State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Kansas City
Eges
Missouri
Weaee
Ohio
Boston
Savannah and Charleston Market Roundup on Sept. 2
Shipping notes report spirits of turpentine and rosin firming in Savannah and Charleston with prices near 1.82 to 1.69 per unit. Tar and crude petroleum markets show small activity while cotton in New York remains steady with limited sales. metals in St. Louis stay steady at 14.03 percent.
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Commercial Bulletin
United States
London
Boston
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Detas
Southee Baatel
West Australia
Zealand
St Ivanian Medgi
Cape of Goodope
ST. Louis
Savannah
Rosin
A. B.C
F. Ga
Ion
Bis Lmnton
Saat Bess
Lima
En Ana
Charleston
New York Wheat and Flour Receipts and Exports Report
New York market notes flour receipts 30 082 bushels with exports 35 017 bushels and a fairly active tone. Wheat receipts 9 560 bushels with exports 55 905 bushels and spot firm for No 2 red at the elevator while No 1 northern Manitoba and other grades are afloat or to arrive. Prices show a shade steadier after early fluctuations.
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New York
Téige F
O.b
Northern
Duluth
Skc
Ske F. C
Manitoba
Ean
Wheat and corn rally as rains support market closes firm
Grain prices rose midday on improved weather and crop forecasts, with corn and oats showing firm closes after session volatility. May and December contracts edged up while receipts and exports fluctuated. coffee and sugar markets remained steady to firm amid varied regional demand.
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Morthwrester
Seaboard
Taiguriec
Chicago
Rio
Cordova
Banking House Ad Buys and Sells Securities
Banking House or A. M. Fletcher operates as a broker transacting government bonds and other securities. It handles railroad and corporate security matters, executes commissions, and represents investors in investment dealings.
Accounts of Banks Bankers Corporations and Individuals
A compressed summary of financial actors including banks and bankers, corporations and individuals. The report outlines their dealings and interactions with markets, lending, and corporate finance practices affecting the economy. Names and specific cases are condensed to preserve core context.
Indianapolis and Eastern Railway timetable update 1902
The IND IANAPOLIS AND EASTERN RAILWAY announces a timetable effective August 15 1902 covering Greenfield Knightstown and intermediate stations. First car departs at 6 07 am with service continuing until 9 57 am and a final car at 1 05 pm. Arrivals and departures occur at Geersis Meridian streets with morning and afternoon runs to Greenfield and intermediate points.
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Knightstown
Georgia
Suaiencea Ieorgia
Meridian
Sat
Geersis
Indianapolis and Martinsville Rapid Transit Schedule Notice
Timetable shows Moorresville departures from Kentucky avenue at 5 40 a m 6 50 a m and hourly to 6 30 p m with a final 3 3 p m notations and Mooresville car at 6 a m hourly to 6 p m with final 10 o clock service union station connects with Sunday morning excursions on Tailonna hourly to Brooklyn and other lines
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Moorresville
Kentucky Avenue
Mooresville
Union Station
Indianapolis
Franklin KR RB 00 passenger cars move through Pennsylvania streets
In action on Franklin Kr RB 00, passenger cars depart from Pennsylvania streets with first car slated to leave at a specified time. The schedule extends until 10 p m, noting a waiting period and a sequence of events around the Tankainen crests for am and 3 po.
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Pennsylvania
Ington
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