Live Stock Markets Show Mixed Cattle and Hog Results
Union Stockyards Indianapolis June 23 reports a fair cattle run with year over year gains in fat cattle and strong outside demand for heavy stock while light cattle and stockers remain passively sold. Hog receipts down sharply from last week and year, with prices irregular but near steady by week end. Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis June 28 show steady to improved cattle values for stockers and calves, hogs mixed, and brisk demand for prime stock.
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Interstate Stockyards
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Cetadismagense Gaeeniénten
Dull Week In Stocks With No Great Pressure To Sell
The New York stock market was largely inert on a quiet Saturday as speculative moves in a few stocks failed to move the overall list. Bank conditions remained steady, with expectations of loan shifts on Monday amid a negative favorable bank statement and light money and exchange activity. News included a possible top in special stocks, a 10 percent wage rise rumor for United States Steel, and continued concerns about coal, London credit, and upcoming dividend disbursements.
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Sterling Exchange
Paris
Chicago
Illinois
Treasury
Illinois Central
United States Steel Corporation
England
London
South Africa
Berlin
Newa
Edward
Gould Group
St. Paul
Reading
Texas
United States Steel
Colorado
Journal of Commerce
United States
Granger Farwell & Co
Missouri Pacific
New York Clearing House Banks and Market Notes
New York Clearing-House banks report bills for settlement at 4 per cent and months’ bills at 2 percent. Market reports show silver prices with bar silver around 42%4 cents for English and London markets. Export and import movements for specie indicate weekly exports of about 136,600 in silver and imports totaling 16,199,248 with related merchandise movement and related figures.
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Mola
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Association Banks
Treasury balances report shows cash and gold reserve
Washington on Saturday released the general fund balance statement excluding a $150,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption. Available cash balances total $206,185,018 while gold assets stand at $102,165,117.
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Treasury
Market Quiet Despite Narrow Fluctuations in New York
New York traders saw a holiday market with small dealings and limited price moves. Illinois Central and Soo issues rose sharply at times, crops and rains in northern Texas boosted sentiment, while a Wall Street agency noted potential coal strike steps in July.
Financial markets roundup across major cities
In Indianapolis commercial paper and time loans yield 4 5 to 6 percent while clearings reach 1 583 921 42 with balances of 236 086 43. New York calls money at 3 percent with sterling exchange steady and bankers' bills around 4 87. Chicago posts 4 56 sixty days and 4 85 demand for exchange, while Boston and Philadelphia show solid clearing figures and steady money rates. London, Paris, Berlin report varying discounts and exchange rates as markets hold, with consolidations and rentes noted.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
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New York Exchange
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Cincinnati
Newark Man Brings Insane Prisoner From Washington
Cary J. McAlister, the man arrested near the White House with a revolver, was brought to Newark by two asylum attendants. Doctors Clark and Nevins examined him and he was committed to the county in sane asylum. He is described as hopelessly insane due to a love affair. he had been engaged to marry a woman who later wed another man.
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N. J
Cary J. McAlister
White House
Washington
When God Says Wait in the Wall of Fate and Time
A reflective poem on divine interruption slowing human plans. It contrasts ancient kings pausing in humility with modern rulers. warns that wealth and glory crumble at a divine call to wait. The poem speaks across centuries of fate, debt, and sober restraint when God writes the wall.
Heavy rains bolster bullish grain view amid crop damage
Chicago June 2 reports show wet weather lifting grain prices as crops suffer in the southwest, with September wheat and July corn higher, oats leading gains, and provisions largely unchanged. Weak outside trade and Sunday cleanup muted advances while rains pressured harvests in the south.
New York Markets Dry Goods and Commodities Update
A June market recap notes flour receipts at 28 215 and exports 20 007. Winter patents priced around 4 10 and 3 75 3 85, Minnesota patents 5 90 4 15, rye flour 8 25 3 45 to 5 50, corn meal dull at 1 32. Wheat spot firm No 2 red 7 1 2 elevator, strong opening on Paris cables. oats and corn rally then ease. Oats receipts 57 000, spot No 2 7 1 4, brew and hops prices mixed amid rains. Live cattle and hogs show variable activity. lard and beef prices steady to firmer. Cotton quiet, sugar and molasses steady, coffee and tea mixed. general commodity tone cautious with rains affecting near term expectations.
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Market wires report a string of commodity prices across cities. Flour, corn, wheat and rye show mixed moves with some firmness in certain grades and dullness in others. Receipts totals and regional price variations are noted for Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee New York Savannah Wilmington Montpelier and Charleston.
Butter and cheese reports from several cities across June markets
Market notes from New York Baltimore St Louis and Cincinnati detail butter firmness or weakness and cheese, egg, and poultry movement. Metal and wool prices are summarized with regional variations. A lengthy Indianapolis letter criticizes Indiana state bond practices linked to the university.
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Question of Prison Labor in Indiana Letter to Editor
Mooresville Indiana writer questions using criminal labor on public works to avoid free labor. Suggests counties employ criminals on highways, flood control, and levee projects while linking labor to saloon numbers for more inmates. Letter cites long readership of Indianapolis Journal and references state infrastructure tasks.
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