Wheat market notes from Minneapolis to Chicago pits
Wheat and corn prices moved in a brisk trading day as Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago pits showed strong activity. May wheat opened higher and closed near day’s high amid firm demand from millers and improved exports. corn futures rose on Argentina drought expectations. Livestock also traded higher for hogs and lower for ribs, with receipts rising in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Hogs and cattle prices lift as market tightens across regions
The livestock market shows rising hog prices while cattle values hold steady. Reports from multiple packing centers note strong demand, with hogs averaging around 380 pounds and prices at various yards climbing, while cattle arrivals remain high but prices hold with feeders in demand. Lambs and sheep show robust demand with primes pushing higher and show stock records cited at the expo. Overall, buyers stay active amid tight supplies and rising wholesale costs.
Hearst Faces Prosecution Over Campaign Expense Statement
New York December 7 William B Hearst is accused in supreme court of making a false incomplete and misleading statement of campaign expenditures receipts and liabilities for the independence league and Democratic party funds The petition seeks a new corrected statement and fees were posted for costs Justice Giegerich approved the undertaking Arguments to be heard in a few days The Hearst campaign disclosures reportedly omit numerous contributions and payments claimed by petitioners as required by election law
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Charles M. Hriead
Albany
Searst
Ais
Money Markets Steady as Stocks Hold Firm
New York money rates held near 26 14 as banks described week liquidity. Stocks showed stubborn resistance to declines with broad gains by day’s end, while bonds traded irregularly amid talks of treasury relief measures and possible government action on railroad relations.
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Money rates rise and markets show strength at midweek
Trade and money rates move higher with the ruling rate up to 30 percent. Money loans range from 2 to 36 percent as bankers report steadier activity. Sterling exchange quotes hold near actual business levels while government bonds show firm activity amid irregular Western markets.
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Iiss
Sterling Exchange
Fellcan Bom
Market strength drives day as corn price rises
Market shows strength with corn and Clover seed at a steady tone amid mixed activity. Traders noted demand for May and December futures, with cautious buying as farmers held seed and futures near yesterday's levels and snatched up limited lots at higher bids.
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Local market prices for farm goods and store items
The excerpt lists wholesale and retail quotations for grains and produce, butter, rye, onions, apples, and other staples. It mentions Mayflower Mills patents and a store sale at The Patterson Store with discounts on clothing and hardware, reflecting a mid 19th or early 20th century local market page.
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Drestach
Abe
Mayflower
Aes Ee & Sons
Wetl ‘Bros. & Co
Patterson
Secon Sleers
Cappie
Grain market shows signs of awakening in county
The grain market shows awakening receipts slightly above average due to manth er. Forepart of new market differs from last year with larger receipts, though not picking up until spring. There is plenty of wheat in the county, aiding higher prices. Putter demand strong, receipts good but prices rising. Hog prices quoted about one dollar higher per hundred, attracting more hogs though fewer hogs on hand than last year.
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Cincinnati
Patna
Pooling Arrangement for Boxboard Industry Changes
A strained pooling arrangement in the boxboard sector, centered in Chicago, is described amid volatile pricing and shifting quotations from major suppliers like Sears Roebuck. The piece notes ongoing industry consolidation, with anticipated benefits from two large combinations, potentially extending Box Board’s market stability. It also mentions dividend declarations by Ari & Co. and Java, alongside a San Francisco fire report placing total loans at $250 million after the earthquake.
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San Francisco
Insurance losses and payouts amid city fire disaster
A massive fire destroyed thousands of acres and hundreds of buildings. Insurance coverage totaled around 235 million dollars while fire victims suffered losses near 950 million. Insurance payouts in major cities reached up to 90 percent. A separate report notes a fatal head injury from a wagon accident involving Joseph Krause and Miss Caroling. authorities investigate.
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War
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Chasiea
Callie Witting
Joseph Krause
Caroling
Kuatga Townsip
Coroner renders verdicts on sudden deaths in several cases
Coroner J F Letutts returned from vacation and yesterday announced verdicts in several sudden or accidental death cases. The findings name Mrs Valenting Wisnelski with congestive chills from an acute attack of angina, Gibbons with accidental injuries on the Nickel Plate railroad, Wills Perry of Bet River team ship with accidental wound, Dr Carla Richard with heart palsy, and Thomas Boban with accidental injuries at the Fort Wayne railing units.
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Valenting Wisnelski
Angie
Frei L. Gibbons
Wills Perry
Bet River
Carla Richard
Peralysia
Court updates and wills in the county case docket
The DeWert-Novle case continues in superior court. Fred Winhite sues Wabarh railway for damages, settled amid trial with cost sharing. John L. Eble sues John Newhouse et al to quiet title. John Boatman appointed superintendent of Osler switch in Aboutownslip. Wills of George W Hoffman and Mary A Bell recorded.
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Sone
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Aaron van Ruebirk
John W. van Buskirk
Joseph Z. van Buakirk
Mary Bellwecharter
Je¢ John Boatman
Osler Sltch
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