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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
9
The ad explains low price National Cash Registers lack some functions of higher priced models but still provide essential protection and information for merchants. It invites storekeepers to discuss options with agents, promising no obligation and offering a postcard with full information from B. M. Donaldson in La Crosse Wisconsin.
Architects and superintendents Andrew Roth successor to Schick and Roth operate in La Crosse Wisconsin. Parkinson and Dockendorfy, architects and superintendents, based at Linker building fourth floor corner Fourth and Main. Cut prices on all magazines and periodicals with Weis Book Store catalog at 509 Main Street.
Various real estate ads for 5 to 7 room flats and houses on La Crosse Pine King and West avenues plus a public notice for receiving bids on county surety bonds for county officers terms starting January 1911. Also includes Daily Markets pricing on fruits vegetables oats eggs dairy and livestock from Langdon Boyd and other firms.
The K K of North La Crosse held its inaugural dance at Rose Street Union Hall last night with about 150 North Side youths. The Klatter Klub, recently organized with about a dozen members, plans several dances this winter. Kreutz's orchestra provided music as guests from the Secuth side attended.
In Chicago a strike of about 450 department store delivery drivers is threatened after the merchants' association refused higher wage demands.
The quotations reveal the general price trend for the previous week across multiple markets. Analysts note modest gains in agricultural commodities and steadier levels in industrial goods, with some volatility in fuel and raw materials. Market watchers expect cautious demand in the coming week amid economic uncertainty.
At Lavay Union Stock Yards Illinois on December 2 the market held steady with mixed and butcher cattle and hogs. Receipts: hogs 21 000 with prices 6 40 to 7 10. cattle 3 000 with 2 25 to 7 50. sheep 15 000 with 2 25 to 6 50 for natives and lambs 4 25 to 6 50.
At Union Stock Yards in Illinois on November 25 hog receipts reached 25 000 with a weak to lower market. Notable prices included mixed and butchers 6 50 to 7 05 good heavy 6 65 to 7 05 rough heavy 6 65 to 6 80 light 6 55 to 6 95 pigs 6 15 to 6 85.
New York stocks showed mixed moves at the opening with gains and losses about equal. By midmorning the list drifted under yesterday's close and the market ended the first hour slightly lower as government bonds held steady and other issues fell.
London silver prices at 253 8d per ounce and New York spot 55 cents. Demand for sterling sits between 486.05 and 486.15, reflecting currency quotes in late trading.
Cattle receipts 1,000 with no market. Hogs receipts 2,500 with a strong market. Bulk sales $7.20 to $7.25, heavy $7.20 to $7.30, medium $7.25 to $7.32, light $7.20 to $7.30. Sheep receipts 500 with no market.
Chicago markets report hog receipts of 14 000 with mixed and butcher classes selling from 6 50 to 7 45 as heavy hogs fetch 6 95 to 7 45 good and rough heavy 6 95 to 7 15 light 6 95 to 7 40 and pigs 6 50 to 7 35 Cattle receipts 700 with steady tone beeves 4 50 to 7 50 cows and feeders 3 20 to 5 75 Texans 4 20 to 5 40 calves 7 to 9 Sheep receipts 3000 market weak natives 2 25 to 4 25 western 2 75 to 4 20 lambs 4 25 to 6 50 western 4 50 to 6 45
Chicago prices show butter extras 29 and 27 1 2 for firsts. eggs prime firsts 32. cheese Twins 14 to 14 1 4 and Young Americas 15 1 4 to 15 1 2. potatoes Mich 45 to 48 and Wis 88 to 42. live poultry fowls 10 to 10 1 2, springs 10 to 10 1 2, ducks 13 to 13 1 2, geese 10 to 10 1 2.
Market notes record barley and flax prices with 254 noted for Duluth and Minneapolis, flourising figures show Minneapolis barley at 77 and 76, Chicago barley ranges 69 to 85, indicating price spread and quality classifications across regions.
Chicago cash grain prices show varied bids with wheat ranges from No. 2 red 93 to 94 cents a bushel and No. 3 red 91 to 93.5, hard and spring grades around 91 to 104 cents, corn ranges across white yellow and No. 8 at 49 to 58 cents, and oats listed No. 3 white 33 to 34 cents and No. 4 white 32 to 34 cents.
Wheat started tame and near steady then finished strong and higher as larger local speculators and leading operators reentered positions after yesterday's selling. Analysts predict futures strength due to a cold wave and varied Argentine and French reports plus ample clearances.
Appleton Wisconsin December 3 An election tally dispute over Hortonville returns boosts Thomas F Konop Democratic candidate for Ninth district to lead Gustav T Kuestermann by ten votes Konop counts tally sheets in all precincts and appeals to floor of the House. Washington December 3 Reports place Kuestermann ahead by one vote with possible canvass gaps and a contest to come before the elections committee.
Corn opens strong as local speculators and shorts bid prices up amid light offerings. Oats rise on short covering while wheat and other grains gain on fairly robust local demand. December shipments support higher cash corn and pork futures edge higher with mixed bids across contracts.
The weekly bank statement reveals decreases in reserve on all deposits and on deposits other than U S dollars, a rise in loans, and a net increase in deposits and circulation. The surplus stands at 12 294 775 versus 8 138 100 last year and 22 371 700 two years ago. Market activity was irregular with fractional losses and late selling in Union Pacific and Steel before a partial rally.
Camp No. 28 Woodmen of the World has elected officers Consul commander M. O. Saltz Advisor lieutenant L. B. Omerberg Escort L. H. Hoeltzer Banker Charles Stingl.
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