Cattle and Hogs Mixed Market News from Indianapolis Stockyards
Union Stock Yards Indianapolis reports weekly cattle prices steady with demand for good stock. steers up to 7.10, heifers to 6.5, cows to 5.40, and varied quotations across weights. Hogs show a four day rise in receipts with prices about six cents lower than peak, ranges from 7.40 to 7.99 for prime heavies. Sheep and lambs receipts larger, lambs steady to slightly lower, with lambs around 3.50 to 5.75 and sheep up to 4.00. Interstate stockyards in Indianapolis show steady demand for prime butcher stock and calves, with some good heifers fetching 5.95 to 7.75 in nearby markets.
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Expo firm gains 50 acre Tesson tract near fair site
The Louisianna Purchase Exposition Company secured possession of fifty acres of the Tesson tract adjacent to the fair grounds on terms acceptable to both sides. The world's fair case against the Tesson heirs is before the U S District Court in St Paul after an appeal from Judge Sanborn's ruling allowing condemnation. The case was heard today and will proceed.
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Indianapolis Stocks and Financial Rates Summary
Indianapolis and New York money markets show steady call money at 4 to 4¼ percent, with commercial paper rates 4 to 5 percent. Clearinghouse figures report $1,904,789.86 in Chicago, and other cities cite large balances. London and Paris quote modest discounts on short bills, with silver prices around 53.5 to 53.7 cents per ounce in New York. Treasury balance shows available cash around $361,406 with $150 million gold in redemption division.
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Grain Market Sagging Injunction Affects One Oats Deal
Grain markets soften as a broad injunction against oats restricts trading activity though the ruling technically targets a single deal. Trade officials and farmers express caution while commodities mirrors uneven responses across warehouses and exchanges.
Injunctions Modify Oats Corner on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago judge modifies injunction against the Board of Trade and Patten firms over July standard oats. Complainants claim protection from cornering while bulls argue market manipulation and conspire with a grain inspector. July oats open higher then ease as court signals limited restraint. market reacts with mixed gains and losses across wheat corn and oats amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Norfolk man Treadwell denied new trial after murder verdict
NOFOLK Virginia July 31 Convicted by a jury in the Norfolk County Court of murdering his wife William Treadwell will not authorize a new trial His plea says he bought the pistol to kill himself also He asks for immediate execution saying he has no will to live The case described as one of Virginia's strangest trials After shooting his wife he wounded himself and lay for weeks recovering.
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Unsettled New York Flour and Grain Markets Report
New York grain markets show weakness with mixed receipts and exports. Wheat futures closed lower as crop news and bearish sentiment dominated after initial weakness. corn and oats moved with volatile futures following early gains.
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Unclear OCR Summary of Commodity Market Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes mention track, prices, and refining terms with references to steam, cotton, Rio, Cordova, and molasses sugar. Data is inconsistent and largely unreadable, including several broken names and figures.
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Trade in General Quoted Across Several Markets
Market notes from St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and other cities record quiet to steady grain prices. Flour wheat corn meal and oats show mixed moves with no uniform trend while hogs lard and bacon hold modest gains. receipts and shipments listed for flour wheat corn and oats across multiple exchanges.
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Dairy Markets Across Cities Steady Amid Volume Variations
July market report shows butter and cheese largely steady across New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis with receipts totaling several thousand packages. Butter demand mixed by region with creamery and imitation products quoted. cheese values varied from New York full creams to Ohio fat. eggs and poultry uneven. cotton and metals sections noted no major shifts.
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Electric rail transit plan proposed for New York
Mayor Low announced a New York Central Railroad offer to replace steam with electricity for suburban and through traffic at Grand Central depot. The plan includes power-house construction upon city approval and elevated railroad work along the North riverfront linking to piers and the Pennsylvania tunnel system. The mayor also urged rebuilding the Brooklyn Bridge suspension to serve as a railroad thoroughfare.
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Jealous husband kills wife then fats self in Kansas City
Fred Falkinberg a teamster shot and killed his wife at their West Argentine home and then shot himself. He cannot recover. Jealousy probably caused the fatal actions.
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Passenger Cars And Freight Trains In City Transit
Passenger cars run on Georgia and Meridian streets with first car at 6 and subsequent until 9. Last car departs Ly SF freight canes arrive at Georgia and Meridian streets steam and depart at 9. Also arrive at 7 30 and depart at 2 9 p.m. Combination passengers and express cars leave Georgia and Meridian streets with two men aboard Indianapolis, Greenwood and...
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