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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1903

Page

10

Local Wholesale Trade Shows Activity Across Commodities

The week ending Saturday saw robust wholesale trade in leading commodities with high and rising prices across cereals and related goods. Potatoes sold quickly with light unsold stock, while onions, tomatoes, and various fruits rose in availability and price. coffee and sugar markets showed firmness and steady demand, and general merchandise including hardware and farm goods reflected improved sales despite recent heavy rains.

California Polis

Wholesale prices and retail listings for meats and groceries

Prices paid for turkeys geese ducks and other meats with wholesale figures. Hides and tallow list fats candles and nuts with retail prices from various markets. Drugs spices soaps chemicals and groceries with scattered brand names and regional price references.

Indiana fair dates list by driving associations

Secretary Downing of the State Board of Agriculture releases a comprehensive Indiana fair calendar. The schedule lists county and district fairs with driving races, including locations such as North Vernon Bainbridge Lebanon New Castle Lawrenceburg Mt. Vernon Edinburg and many towns, with race windows spanning July through October.

Downing State Board of Agriculture M. Te Leesoto Sar Can Et al Bainbridge Driving Club E. F. Cordon North Vernon Bowman Leach R. A. Creigmile Middletown F. A Lawrenceburg L. Nowlin Mt. Vernon N. W. Horton Edinburg Papal Enterprise R. Ss. Thompe Elwood E. de Hori Chaypool New Harmony G. Taylor W. H. McK. Leydon Amzi Weaver Egeton T. O. Miller Franklin Young Rushville C . Travis Anderson D. J.durbin Covington Ross de Haven Shelbyville C. E. Amsden Bedford Zollman Brazil A. D. Lo Ee Montpelier C. Smith Crawfordsville F. Hulet Chrisney a P_ Chrisney Princeton W. T. Hopkins Swayzee W.H. Ammen Columbus Ba Redman Valparaiso Beach Ramelton Campbell Rochester F. Dillon Indiana James M. House Angola Orville Goodale Bremen L. D. Ditty Bourbon D. W. Parks Fort Wawne Wm. Johnson

Let Him Out

Arthur spends a week at his aunt’s and places elbows on the table during dinner. His aunt reminds him that children of the first families never do so, but he shrugs it off saying his father has married twice and he belongs to the second family.

New York Times Arthur Russia Obrenovitch Patrick O'Brien

Actress Reception and Illusion in McClure's Essay

Clara Morrin writes that a warm audience reception signals courtesy like a lifted hat but when an actress is a special favorite the long applause disrupts the illusion of the play. The performer bows and smiles, becoming Mise Jones or Mix Morris thanking the public, a reaction deemed unartistic by some.

Clara Morrin McClure’s Mise Jones Morris

Slump in grain market as July options lose most

Chicago June 27 extreme weakness in grain and provisions due to liquidation. September wheat down 1 1 2 cents, corn off 1 2 to 2 5 cents, July oats and hogs slide amid heavy selling. Light showers and drought relief signals sparked long liquidation, with near bottom closes for July and September. Receipts showed broad activity, with Minneapolis and Duluth aiding the drop and cash quotes mixed for wheat and corn.

Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Duluth Lsc Sesson

Flour and grain markets report steady to weak demand

New York grain and flour markets show mixed activity with exports of 19,153 bushels and sales of 4,500 packages. Winter patent prices range around 4.30 to 8.75 dollars, rye and corn meal offer varied quotes. wheat futures slip on light Northwest rains and favorable weather. oats and hay show weak demand while beef, pork, and lard move at softer levels.

Eee Weilghmaster New York Minnesota Duluth Manitoba Sic Sore Corp Pacific Coast Galveston California Texas Buenos New Orleans

Broad Market Grain Prices Across Cities Soar and Slide

Across St Louis Cincinnati Kansas City Liverpool Minneapolis Duluth Baltimore Toledo and more traders report mixed grain and livestock values with flour wheat corn oats rye and whisky quotes varying by location. No. 2 white and No. 2 red wheat show fluctuations while fats like lard and bacon hold steady or ease amid receipts and shipments.

ST. Louis Timothy Cincinnati Kansas City Oate Liverpool California Minneapolis Northern Sac Duluth Sic Baltimore Toledo Eakeen

New York June 27 Market Roundup Of Butter Eggs And More

New York markets report Butter receipts 1 591 packages with varied creamery prices. Eggs receipts 7 120 packages with steady to firm demand. Cheese weakened. New York full creams noted. Petroleum and related commodities show steady to firm pricing in multiple hubs. Poultry, cotton, and dry goods sectors display quiet activity with cautious buying and expected price shifts next week.

New York W&c Pennsylvania Philadelphia Chicago Kansas City Missouri Kansas ST. Louis Cincinnati Boston Oil City Lima Pennsylv Baltimore Philadel Rosin Wilmington Montpelier North Lima South Lima Indiana Charleston

Wool prices and domestic fleece report from New York

NEW YORK June 27 Wool firm domestic fleece quoted 28 to 32 cents. Canting prices 12 to 15 cents for tub washed. The market shows steady tone with cautious demand as producers finalize sales.

Bing Same New York

Ambassador Choate’s Joke at London Dinner

Ambassador Choate recalled his first two legal cases during a Pilgrims' Club dinner in London. He described sitting brooding as the law career seemed hopeless, a wealthy man offering two cases, and his walk home with a green bag prompting a street figure to ask for old clothes.

Philadelphia Inquirer Ambassador Choate London Pilgrims’ Club

Recent Discovery in Poesy in New York Sun

The article parodies medical advice on poetry, praising Norris Catullus Sprigg and his work Chimes of the West as bracing and healthful. It notes Denver friends claim even a leaf of the book, with bay rum, can treat warts and other ailments, while lauding its salubrious moral effects.

New York Indiana Colorado Sprigg Norris Catullus Sprigg Denver West

Carnegie Hewitt Gifts Advance Union Art Schools Exhibition

New York readers learn that Andrew Carnegie and Hewitt family additions have boosted the art schools of the Cooper Union. The little museum has received further gifts since last year and is rapidly outgrowing its quarters. The schools pursue the later Peter Cooper’s design, championed by Abraham S Hewitt, and now hold their annual exhibition of work, much of which is creditable.

New York Andrew Carnegie Hewitt Coo; Union Little Museum Peter Cooper Abraham S. Hewitt Union

Live Stock Markets Show Cattle Sluggish and Hogs Weak

At Union Stock Yards Indianapolis cattle receipts total near 400 with small shipments and prices uneven. Cattle demand faltered as feeders and packs held back while prime thick fat steers and select feeding cattle brought relatively sturdy prices amid a cautious market. Hog sales slipped with wide daily price changes but overall supply remains large. bulk of hogs traded around five to six dollars, with light weights showing narrow spreads. Sheep stayed steady while other markets remained quiet.

Union Stockyards Indianapolis Texas Weae

Week of cattle and sheep market reports across multiple cities

Receipts and price trends for cattle hogs and sheep across Kansas City, New York, St. Louis, Chicago and South Omaha. Steady to lower tone on cattle and hogs with varied lamb prices. Notable figures include lambs up to 3.55 and yearlings around 4.00–4.50, with week totals and regional demand shifts cited.

Kansas City Texas Creeek Stee ST. Louis

Personal Notices and Press Etiquette in Richmond

The article argues newspapers should inform on social events and prominent people, including weddings, while preserving privacy. It contends public weddings merit description and orderly notices, criticizes intrusion by critics, and urges a sensible, principled balance between press duties and private life.

Richmond

Why did Mr Henry James shave his portrait beard

The New York Evening Sun notes a change in Henry James portraits from curly hair and beard to a clean shaven, dome like head. The piece laments authors altering their appearance and calls for preserving the authorial image as readers remember. It compares James to Court of Appeals figures and remarks on reader expectations.

New York Evening Sun Henry James Henry Court of Appeals Tom Reed James Whitcomb Riley

Russian figure Obrenovitch noted in far off affairs

In the Washington Star fragment a Russian political name Obrenovitch is cited as a distinguished figure whose influence spills into global currents, attracting interest from readers curious about international events and Russian leadership dynamics.

Washington Star Russia Obrenovitch Brin

Indianapolis and area train schedule blurs with mixed routes

Railway notice outlines passenger and express car departures from multiple stations including Greenfield Martinsville Mooresville and Indianapolis proper. Regular Sunday schedules half hour service to Greenfield and Satermoniad stations. A historical note traces the Obrenovitch lineage from Patrick O'Brien to a Russian surname shift.

Offi Preskiy Aivente Hichmana Intermetieke Senger A& m Greenfield Kite Tnia Sm Ina Om Thesenetas Reenfield Satermoniad Indianapolis & Mart Kentucky Co Washington St Martinsville Moores Mooresville Indianapolia Martinaville Indianapolis Gre Shelbyville Huders Drug Store Washington and Pennsylvania

Collectors Bust Reveals Book Theft Ring Involving Prominent Collectors

A jailed young man named Thomas Williams, real name, claims a large network steals rare books and autographs to profit. He alleges organizers dirige the operation and that many dealers and inspectors are involved, with several notable collectors targeted. Bail set at 1500 dollars as investigations continue.

New York Organi Bi Ang Pan Nun Thomas Williams Jefferson Market George A Shateapan Ae Williame Tom Aw

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