Live Stock Market Report From Union Stockyards Indianapolis
Cattle activity shows gains with best steers reaching up to 7.95 and good to choice weights firm. Hogs trade irregular but overall strength seen with prices 7.40 to 7.85, sheep and lambs limited by light receipts and steady demand. Receipts today mix with total weekly cattle up versus last week and year ago, hogs down slightly year over year, sheep light.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
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Interstate stockyards cattle market report June midweek
Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis reports light cattle receipts with no shipments and a steady market. Good to choice steers 1,550 pounds and up around 6.00 to 7.50, hogs steady with tops near 7.95, sheep small demand and weak undertone. Kansas City and Chicago show similar steady to firm trends with varied steer and hog quotes, while New York notes slow live cattle demand and steady to lower calves.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
Queens
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Texas Fed
New York
Sheen
Lambe
Eae
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ST. Louis
Preden
South Omaha
Louisville
Area Liberty
Cincinnati
Cattle and Sheep Market Briefs From June 27 Listings
Markets across Louisville and South Omaha show mixed activity with cattle receipts large in Omaha and steady to active in Louisville. Native steers and heifers command higher quotes, while sheep and lambs see steady demand. prices vary by region and weight class.
Oats Lead Market Rally Amid Mixed Grains In Chicago
Oats traded with strong cash demand and short covering, July oats peaking at 47 cents before a pullback. wheat and corn showed mixed to bullish moves while oats closed firm. Traders eyed private leaders Gates and Cudahy amid varied prices as receipts and exports shifted. hogs weakened with declines in pork, lard, and ribs.
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Chicago
Mic
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seaboard
John W. Gates
John Cudahy
Cudahy
Gates
Gltac
New York Flour Market Report This June
In New York on June 27 the flour market showed unchanged to steady trends with receipts totaling 21 28 bris and exports at 4 68 bris. Rye flour and corn meal held steady with Western rye flour prices around 3.25 to 3.70 per barrel and yellow corn meal about 1.22 to 1.30 per pound. Wheat receipts reached 108 875 bushels with futures at 970 000 and spot around No 2 red, with various elevator and freight terms noted.
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New York
Brandywine
Bpgi
Duluth
O B
ST. Louis
Timothy
Ouisville
Baltimore
WiePreKe
Kansas City
Toledo
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
Grain and market wrap from Manitoba led by wheat and corn
Wheat advanced on cover and coarse grain strength before afternoon heaviness from crop reports and weak exports. July at 79c, September 78 7-16c, December 78 13-16c. Corn receipts 9,450 bu exports 3,170 bu. Oats receipts 100,900 bu. spot firmness and various No 2 to No 3 grades. Lard at 10.55, pork steady at 19.0 to 21.50, refined prices mixed. coffee and sugar futures noted with mild fluctuations.
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Manitoba
Trige
Rio
Cordova
Market News Across Cities Trade and Prices
Trade reports from St Louis Baltimore Louisville and more show dull but steady demand for red winter patents and assorted grains with mixed price moves. Wheat corn oats and rye vary by city while pork dry salt meats and spirits of turpentine show steadier trends alongside fluctuating butter and cheese markets.
Not in Great Danger says Bryan remark in Kansas City Star
A fragment from the Kansas City Star quotes Mr. Bryan discussing Whitelaw Reid and a college degree, noting that Reid has pursued such education to an alarming extent in what appears to be a casual or clipped exchange.
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Kansas City Star
Bryan
Whitelaw Reid
Market Little Doing In Stocks Markets Quiet On June 27
New York June 27 stock market showed marked dullness with few active movers St Paul led, Illinois Central spurt unexplained Missouri Pacific in demand while Colorado Fuel dropped on dividend news Ice and Amalgamated Copper under pressure The day closed heavy overall with minimal gains and fears of bank liquidity and dividend disbursements looming into July Enhanced by London holiday and weak exchange demand the week ends with cautious sentiment and mixed price movements Total sales at par were 3 025 000.
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Ilinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
Amalgamated Copper
Baltimore
Western
Metropolitan Street Railway
New York City
London
Edward
Texas
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Canada
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Southern Railway
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Union Pacific
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Adams
American United States
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Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
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Coal & Iron
Union Ig & Paper
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Bi Steel
Western Union
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Capital National Bank
Company Officers Hold High Responsibility And Vested Interests
The company is officered by men of responsibility with large vested interests. Present subscribers share in profits above six percent interest on the bonds as a bonus in stock. Dividends on the stock are moderately figured at not less than six percent for the year, in addition to guaranteed interest on the bonds.
Indiana markets and Indiana Union Traction timetable
Indiana and national financial notes show commercial paper rates and money markets in major cities. The Union Traction Co of Indiana publishes a May 238 1902 timetable detailing limited trains to Anderson Muncie Marion and connections from Union Block Indiana with Georgia Indian streets and Meridian street routes including passenger and freight cars and combined services.
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Union Traction CO
Indiana
Union Block
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Ia. m. Ih
Ime
Eenger
Westland Street
West Maryland
Georgia Indian Streets
Certificates Issued To Indians and Widows in Indiana
A long list of names and hometowns shows certificates issued to many Indians and widows across Indiana including Indianapolis Marion Fort Wayne and South Bend. Amounts range from a few dollars to double digits with multiple entries marked renewal or reissue.
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John F. Quade
National Military Home
Marion
Charles F. Coleman
Indianapolix
Laban PF. Shephert
Brookston
John Mintek
Converse
Spain
Samuel Hughes
Indianapolis
Walter M. Kenaill
Forterat
Joseph A. Renner
South Bend
Wiliam E. Jenkins
Madison
Fremont
John D. Field
Plymouth
Theodore Werner
North Vernon
Anderson Brooks
Seeereontes
David Holland
John D. Willams
Shelbyville
William Daily
St. Bernice
John W Simmons
Goshen
Wesley Gross
Scottsburg
Andrew KR. McCurdy
Fort Waste
Sam B. Herron
Cutler
William H. Barnes
Siety Ville
William R. McCleary
Mackey
William
Augustine
South Beri
Sewsia Fe
Laconts
Edward Highwood
Hazlet
Charles Cate
Evansville
Edward Brown
Deer
Wis
John Pariich
Jonesville
Terre Haute
George M. Crabb
Knightsville
James W. Fann
Lafayette
Samuel Davis
Pikeville
Nicodemus
Woodbury
James M. Parsons
Darlington
James M. Crawley
Hail
William Shiery
Bluffton
Johnne
John M. Brewer
Kampton
Dudley Burton
Richmond
David Hus
Jerry Hoover
Rockport
Alden S. Fowler
Willian B. Diets
John MckReynolds
Margaret McKenney
Lydian Peel
Corionia
Area Deur Heels
Wan
Meni. Bright
Newcaster
Emfreane
Martha Mullen
Sellersburg
Prudence Ht. Henkle
Mary J. Sanders
Whitcomb
Lucinda
Populist Leaders Dwindle in Memory of Kansas Era
United States District Attorney Dean of Topeka reflects on the decline of Populist figures in Kansas. He notes Mary Ellen Lease now lives in New York, Mrs Diggs in Oklahoma, Jerry Simpson in New Mexico, and ex Governor Leedy seeking fortune in Alaska. He criticizes Lease as reckless and praises Diggs for sticking to facts.
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Washington Post
Kansas
United States
Dean
Topeka
Mary Ellen Lease
New York City
Driggins
Oklahoma
Jerry Simpson
New Mexico
Leedy
Alaska
Senate session pauses as Frye delays prayer in Maine tale
One day this week the Senate did not meet at noon as the chaplain began the opening prayer with the hands of the clock past the hour. The delay was prompted by Senator Frye telling a story to the preacher about a recent trip to Maine.
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Washington Post
Senate
Frye
Maine
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