Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Cattle receipts show slight weekly rise and year over year drop with better demand for fat cattle and Texas loads. native steers reach $7.00, top heifers $3.75, cows $5.10. Hog receipts fall versus both prior week and year, but light hogs command higher prices with overall upward trend. Sheep and lambs receipts rise week to date, with mixed changes from last year and week.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Texas
Moral Bued Mediaabassees
Interstate stockyards cattle and hogs market update
July 4 report from Indianopolis shows cattle receipts none with steady overall demand but strong for prime grades, intricate quotations for steers and heifers across weights. hogs receipts small, market firm with strong demand from local and Eastern sources, top quotes around 7.70 to 7.75 for heavy hogs. sheep receipts none, prime stock strong while others steady. Markets cross several cities including Kansas City Chicago St Louis and East Buffalo with varied steers, cows, calves, and hogs pricing and demand noted.
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Interstate Stockyards
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Aehene Aeaiion
Iambe Lower
Bia
Chicago
Texas Fed
Western
East Buffalo
St. Louis
Notts
New York
South Omaha
Louisville
Liberty
Genta Huma
Ae O. Art
If You Have a Cold
Philadelphia Press notes that drinking cold or hot water when a cold is coming on can help wash out poisons and aid recovery. Eating heavy meats while ill worsens the fever, while fruit and milk as nourishment may cure an ordinary cold if started early.
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Philadelphia
Willie and the Coffee at Tutt's in Michigan Town
Detroit Free Press recalls a humorous Tutt’s coffee house tale from Michigan University town lore. Willie the winged mascot is misled by a cups mix up when a patron notices a “Noger” in his coffee and corrects the scene with a lighthearted quip.
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Detroit Free Press
Ann Arbor
Ofichigan University
Tuttle
Tutt's
Hittle College
Willie
Queston
Prices Rise Violently in High Grade Stocks on July Market
New York observers noted violent price movements and heavy demand in high priced stocks led by railroads and trunk lines amid rumors of major railroad consolidations. Rock Island showed limited gains while St Louis and San Francisco and other trunks circulated as absorbed systems were discussed. Western Union faced a sharp raid before closing with a rally. Banks expected cash reserves to rise by over a million, though loan totals remained unclear.
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Union Pacific
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Goulds
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Indianapolis and national money markets report
Indiana commercial paper yields steadied amid 4.96 to 6 percent rates with sizable clearings in Indianapolis. New York call money held at 2 percent, sterling and bank bills steady. Chicago and Boston show varied clearings and exchange, while London and Paris posted modest discounts and rente figures.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Manne
Seoston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
London
Paris
Berlin
Exchange
Treasury Statement Shows Cash Balance in General Fund
Washington report lists available cash balance at 199,879,139 dollars in the general fund excluding the 150 million gold reserve in the redemption division, with a balance of 99,459,548 dollars noted in a fragmentary line.
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Washington
Treasury
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County Indiana 1902
Instruments filed for record list sales by Mutual Home and Savings to Josie M Healy and others, including Brown et al lot sales on High near Prospect, plus Fargo to Starr, Kessler to Parrish, Clarke to Stone, and Stiles to Moorhead. totals show numerous Lot and Outlot deeds with amounts from 50 to 5,000 dollars and a few property repairs.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Mutual Home and Savings Company
Josie M. Healy
Brown Et al
High St
Prospect St
Henry
Fargo
Thomas W. Starr
Dr. Martin
New York
New Nock
Cumberland
Susseressesee
William Hanley
Patrick Walsh
C. Railroad Company
Eatin St
Pine
Herbert N. Blessing
Neilie C
Tilford & Thrasher's
Irvington
Feces
Suman
Creseereeries
Arthur V. Brown
Indianapolis
Smith & Logan's
Logan St
Raymond Broe
Twenty-eighth St
Isabella St
George Kessler
Joseph R. Parrish
Bane
Charles B. Clarke
Mary Ann Stone
Lot
Julian Et al
Kawlsav
Bouth Ay
Sheers Matilda Parrish
George Keasler
Burton
Northwestern
Adellst
Theodore L. Stiles
John Moorhead
Beaty
Myers
Outlet
Hubbard
Flavius J. van Yon
John Thompson
Annie McMillian
Henry Beck
Bik & Southeast
Southeast
Malinda
Tranefers
Spruce Ste
Laurel St
Eellokevrees Commercial Insurance Company
Clark H. Schooley
J. W. Bedso
Rhodes
North Illinois St
Illinois
Sadie A. Gox
Marton County
Herman B. Martens
Nelson's
Carnal
Wabash Sesseree
Oscar F. Frenzel
Charles M. Dold
Whitsett’s
Cress Add
Olivest
Natural Born Freight Handlers in River Work
A Times Democrat article quotes an old steamboat man praising Black roustabouts as the greatest freight handlers in the world. He argues their swinging, close-to-ground gait and unconscious selection allow unmatched efficiency in loading, asserting no other race could perform the same work.
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New Orleans Times Democrat
Record Grain Prices Surpass Wheat and Corn Amid Dull Trade
Chicago grain pits show oats selling higher than wheat and corn with July corn and September wheat trading near unchanged. July oats hit a record since the Civil War as bears and bulls clash amid light overall activity. Provisions and hogs move irregularly with lard and pork prices fluctuating while receipts remain substantial for wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
Northwestern
Market reports from New York and other cities July 25
Wheat and flour markets across New York Baltimore Kansas City and other hubs show dull to easy trading. Wheat No. 2 red and longberry costs, corn and oats mixed. lard and beef markets steady to firm. wool markets in Boston and London show rising prices and strong demand amid global trade signals.
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City
Brandywine
Duluth
Manitoba
iTic
Toc
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Cordova
Timoths
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Erie
Liverpool
Galifornia
Cumberland
Toledo
Sul Bi
Northern
Sic
Trade in General Cincinnati and Other Places
Flour markets hold steady in St Louis and Cincinnati with red winter patents at 85.90 and 3.45 for extras and straight grades. Prices see slight gains in higher grades, while Timothy seed remains steady at 80. Meal remains steady at 3.15. Wheat shows a decline with No 2 red cash and futures.
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ST. Louis
Timothy
Market summaries across U S Commodities and Prices
A long telegraph style market roundup reports butter receipts and cheese prices in New York with Western and Baltimore comparisons, followed by Chicago and Kansas City dairy moves, then poultry and eggs prices in several cities. Additional notes list turpentine and rosin prices, minor commodity data, and a long roster of names issued certificates in Indiana.
Bailey versus Beveridge dampens hope of cure claim
The text notes Senator Bailey, seen as a Texas figure, drifting from a touted medicine ad to a failed broadside against Senator Beveridge, suggesting diminished political impact after the campaign clash.
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Broklyn Bogie
Bailey
Texas
Senator Bailey
Beveridge
No title found in Topeka physical culture remark
A Kansas City Journal report quotes a man in Topeka yesterday criticizing mail order physical culturists. He says they promised strong muscles but instead failed, and he claims he was defeated quickly by one such practitioner.
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Kansas City Journal
Topeka
Liion Thaction Co Time Table From Indiana Streets
Passenger cars depart Indiana streets until 3 pm with arrivals at Georgia and Meridian streets. Cars run from 1:00 pm to 2:32 pm and depart at 3:20 pm. Georgia and Meridian streets service known horários with passenger and express cars.
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Liion Thaction CO
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Anerson
Muncie
Marton
Ander U
Kiweed
West Maryland Street
Sibom
West Maryland-street
Pennsylvania
George
Meridian Streets
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