Local Wholesale Trade Fair Keeps Steady Amid Weather
Local wholesale markets show firm pricing despite unseasonable cold. Grain bids hold steady while fruits and vegetables arrive light. Dry goods and leather trade improve with low railroad rates drawing shoppers. hay and wagon markets show high prices as farmers rush harvests and sellers.
Wheat Closes Firm on News of Kansas Crop Outlook
Quiet trading on the Board of Trade as wheat advanced with July futures up, corn steady, oats higher, and provisions ease. Better demand from shorts and a stronger bid from a major operator supported a firm close. September also edged higher amid favorable weather and improving demand.
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September Park
Northwestern
Wholesale market notes show prices for hides, lard, and groceries
The page lists wholesale quotations for hides and tallow, beeswax, drugs, flour, nitro products, groceries, and textiles. It includes specific prices per unit, such as green salted hides, tallow, drugs like opium and quinine, and various flour brands. Also notes on ground floor or cellar delivery and wagon vs wheelbarrow costs.
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Hocking
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The Dry Meal Theory Debate in Medical Journal
Dr J W Carhart challenges the dry meal rule asserting fluids with meals aid digestion. He cites animal behavior and a rise in stomach temperature after eating dry food to argue thirst and impaired digestion. The piece frames Nature as favoring liquid intake with meals.
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The Club Towel Debate in Washington Clubs
The roller towel and club towel spark sanitary concerns in elite clubs. It notes small towels used once and discarded, causing doubts about cleanliness. Laundries only dampen and reuse them, while the roller towel would be fully washed, reducing infection risk.
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Grain and commodities prices in New York market report
New York June 13 grain and flour receipts and prices show mixed firm tones. Wheat futures rose and closed higher after a quiet session, with spot No. 2 red and No. 1 northern Duluth quoted. corn futures and spot prices remained steady to firmer amid light export demand and favorable conditions. Multiple commodities including rye flour molasses sugar and lard are listed with varied bid prices and ongoing market activity.
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Trade in General and Market Notes From St Louis Area
Market notes report dull demand in St Louis for red winter wheat and corn meal steady at 2.70 per unit with shipments possible. Wheat prices rise with No 2 cash and futures showing higher bids. price samples for various varieties listed with nominal quotes and standard mea surements noted alongside other commodities such as pork and oats.
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ST. Louis
Wool Market Advances Amid Steady Demand
New York reports a firm dry goods market with buyers accepting higher levels. Little speculation, modest price haggle, and favorable retail prospects nationwide. Wool prices show firmness with passable fleece values and trading noted in New Orleans with 1,000 bales and mixed grade quotes.
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Sunday Morning in Ireland by Seumas MacManus
A vivid morning scene in rural Ireland as villagers hike to chapel on a sunny Sunday. Families, neighbors, and friends crowd the hillside roads with bright ribbons and fresh cloaks, exchanging news and debating politics while awaiting Mass. The piece notes patient priests, devout prayers, and a contrast with beggars and political agitators at the altar rails.
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Altevogue
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Kingdom of Heaven
Warning on coal tar painkillers in The Strenuous Life talk
Dr. O T Osborne cites the rise of coal tar products like phenacetine and anti kam na as major causes of nervous breakdown and heart risk. He urges print-wide rebuke of heedless drug use for trivial pains to prevent sudden death and long-term collapse.
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Chicago University
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American Therapeutic Society
O. T. Osborne
America
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis Market
Hog prices climb as hogs remain active and cattle receipts surge in Indianapolis at Union Stockyards. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets show mixed movements with steers and fat cattle under pressure and strong packing demand, while hogs trend higher amid tight supplies and steady to firm prices.
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T Ae
Inspection of liquors in The Pilgrim temperance piece
The article argues adulterated French wines and chemically treated beers harm public health, while praising inspection and temperance strategies. It emphasizes moderation for drinkers who are not abstainers and condemns fanaticism, urging broad charity toward temperate individuals and policies to curb alcohol harm.
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England
America
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South Carolina
Washington Letter on Roosevelt's Washington Return
President Roosevelt is expected to be welcomed by a large contingent of Congress upon his return to Washington. Leaders from both parties plan to meet him to discuss foreign policy, portmasters, and public sentiment from his 15 000 mile country tour. The visit promises lively talks and a chance to draw on his experience and observations.
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Washington Letter from Chicago Tribune Campfire Anecdotes
President Roosevelt and notable figures including John Burroughs and John Muir gathered around a Western campfire trading stories. Muir recounted a polar bear encounter in the Arctic. Burroughs spoke of exciting races and a rough incident involving a wounded animal at a bier.
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Indiana rail timetables for Anderson and nearby towns 1905
The notice details intercity schedules for Anderson Muncie Marion Elwood Tipton and surrounding routes. It lists departure times starting before dawn through night with connections at Anderson and Meridian and Georgia streets and includes Greenfield Martinsville and Mooreville routes, effective May 1905.
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