Market Report Shows 20 Percent Rise and A 10 Percent Decline
Market report notes TU up 15 points and 20 percent gain, with a 10 percent drop tied to $35.00 value. Investors monitor shifts across sectors as prices move and volumes vary.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
15
Market report notes TU up 15 points and 20 percent gain, with a 10 percent drop tied to $35.00 value. Investors monitor shifts across sectors as prices move and volumes vary.
The column lists shops and products such as gold and silver hearts at Cummins, Archer’s machine oil, Strins second hand heaters, West End Grocery sorghum, and new buggies at H. L Fisher. It notes repairs offered by O. G. Maxwell, social visits, cigar notices, stove sales, and a Brimfield agriculture exhibit for corn carnival. It includes insect remedies, church events, and a fire scare at A. K. Grant’s grain office with rapid containment and minimal damage.
Brimfield faced Elmwood in a hard fought game with the final score Elmwood 5 Brimfield 0. Henry scored Elmwood’s touchdown after a close first half with twenty minute halves caused by heat.
A notice announces a new millinery store coming to Brimfield around October 5 or 6. The business will operate in the east room of Forney’s Restaurant building and offer up to date hats from metropolitan wholesale houses. The proprietors are Misses Kirkbride and Harvest Veroot of Ut.
Charles Drysdale of Chicago will meet this Thursday afternoon with Mrs TH Cady as the ladies and friends of the church are invited. The WLP Moos will discuss industries and welcome all attendees.
A reader thanks the Fire Department and responders for swiftly answering the alarm. They remark the department should extinguish fires as quickly as they vet responses, joking that they would rival ax in the state.
Pastor Cox will lead the Sunday sermon on Peter and Cornelius. Stella Culbertson shows improvement after illness. Nettie Johnson heads the B Y P U with the topic Rich toward God Luke 12 13 31. Husking Bee planned at A M Marshall s Friday Oct 12. S L C study of Life of Christ begins Thursday under the Pastor. Grandpa Harding is very ill and may not recover.
Advertisement states druggists refund the money if the medicine fails to relieve. Signature identifies E. W. Groves as the promoter or advertiser.
The photograph car will be open one day each week Saturdays for a short time at J. C. Coxz and Son.
To the public. I have secured a first class tinner and am prepared to do all kinds of tin and iron work. Dr. Bream. the condition of the liver and kidneys. The ills of life make that let the im survey. Will trade for horse or cow. See H. E. Fisher.
Community groups including Brimifield Fire Company No 1 and John V Brown Camp No 56 meet on regular schedules at village and G A R halls. Royal Neighbors Arnholt Camp 203 holds alternating Wednesday sessions. W F M S of Methods church meets first Thursday afternoon. Regi Mountain Tea advertised as a health drink.
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