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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
3
Promotional note for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming exposure to cold and damp feet does not cause illness if you take the medicine. Includes E W Grove signature on the box.
New York reports indicate beet sugar interests defeated at a republican caucus while Morgan may move to active trading soon. U S preferred stocks show buying. rail and mining shares including Southern railway, St Paul, and various Indianapolis issues trade as cheap or gilt edged. Several banks and trusts appear, with bonds and preferreds from Indianas firms listed among active securities.
At Union Stock Yards Illinois on March 19 cattle receipts reached 20 000 with ranges from 1 00 to 6 50 for canners and up to 7 35 for fancy cattle. Hogs receipts stood at 320 000 with top price at 6 20 and loads around 6 20 to 6 30. Sheep receipts were 14 00 with natives 3 50 to 5 70 and native lambs 5 25 to 6 85.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for bad taste, stomach cleanse, and appetite improvement. It claims the tablets are easy to take being sugar coated and pleasant to use and are for sale locally.
New York stocks show strength early with Colorado Fuel and Iron leading gains on convertible bonds. General Electric Westinghouse and International Paper advance while government bonds hold. Noon prices list mixed results across rail, metals, and sugar with total shares traded at 313,500. Cincinnati and Chicago notes cover cattle, hogs, and grain with varied demand. Union Stock Yards reports steady quotes.
In Buffalo on March 19 cattle supplies were light with prices above in places for lambs and sheep. Hogs receipts were light and steady with several price bands listed, while wheat corn oats and hay showed mixed movement and steady to lower tendencies amid varied quality notes and inspection counts.
Market report lists prices paid by shippers for hens and spring chickens at 8 cents, old turkeys at 8 cents, toms at 9 cents, choice young turkeys and ducks at 8 cents.
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