For Rent Classifieds Brief Two Front Rooms Furnished
Tribune want ads list two front rooms furnished at 603 South Seventh and a six room brick house at 1820 South Front for $9.00 plus a garage space available via calls to 1746 M or 685 C.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
11
Tribune want ads list two front rooms furnished at 603 South Seventh and a six room brick house at 1820 South Front for $9.00 plus a garage space available via calls to 1746 M or 685 C.
Local lender advertises a monthly payment plan for real estate loans under the Lost Fourth Building Association. The notice outlines available terms and borrower requirements as part of its financing program.
Spotlighted comedy based on Edward Peple’s hit farce A Pair of Sixes from New York runs three acts. Two partners in a patent medicine business feud over control and settle it with a poker hand. The loser serves as a butler for a year, while comic misunderstandings unfold before the finale.
New York stocks opened fractionally lower as bears pressed after news of an American steamer sunk by an Austrian submarine. Major averages showed small declines then recovered, with United States Steel and General Motors among active movers. Market volume traded around 315000 shares by noon, then 100600 shares later, ending the day firmer. Money rates in New York steady with call at 1 percent and time money at 3 percent.
Market list shows fruit, vegetables, and livestock prices, including apples such as Ben Davis and Jonathan varieties, Naval Sunkist oranges at 4.29 per box, cranberries per barrel at 7.59 to 8.50, bananas at 4.00, celery 25 to 50 cents, lemons 5.00 per box, oysters 1.20 per gallon, sweet potatoes 4.00 per barrel, and various lard and bacon quotes. Livestock quotes cover hogs from 5.00 to 5.50, spring lambs 5.00 to 6.00, and poultry items with multiple per pound prices. Also listed are flour and feed prices from Listman Mill Co and other staple commodities with per barrel and ton quotes.
A brief weekly roundup presents quotations displaying the general price trend from the previous week. Analysts note fluctuations across commodities and stocks, with certain sectors showing gains while others soften. The report highlights notable shifts in key indices and market sentiment.
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts around 5000 with steadiness across categories. Hogs receipts about 20000 up 19 cents with price ranges from 6.25 to 6.70. Sheep receipts near 56000 hold steady with lambs at 8.40 to 8.90 and ewes 5 to 6. Stockers and feeders appear in the 4 to 8.65 range.
Hogs receipts 42,000 market strong 10 to 15 cents higher mixed and butchers 6.00 to 6.85 good heavy 6.25 to 6.70 rough heavy 6.30 to 6.40 light 5.70 to 6.65 pigs 4.10 to 5.50. Cattle receipts 19,000 market weak 10 cents lower beeves 5.50 to 10.50 cows and heifers 2.60 to 8.10 Texans 6.05 to 6.85 calves 6.50 to 16.25. Sheep receipts 18,000 market steady to strong native 5.90 to 6.40 western 6.00 to 6.50 lambs 7.00 to 9.25 western 7.00 to 9.25.
At Union Stock Yards Illinois and US, hogs and cattle show dull to steady trade with mixed and butchers prices, heavy and light classes, and varied calf and lamb ranges. Hogs receipts around 45 000 yesterday and 48 000 on November 30 with prices from 4 to 7 dollars. cattle receipts about 6 000 with beeves up to 10 50 and calves to 10 25. sheep receipts 13 000 to 12 000 with native and western grades bidding up to 9 75 for lambs.
Chicago December market report lists butter creamery extras at 5 dollars per unit, extra firsts at 32 to 32 cents, eggs ordinaries 27 to 23 cents, first 29 to 31 cents, cheese brands Twins 16 to 16 ½ cents, live poultry prices for fowls ducks and geese from 10 to 15 cents, and potatoes receipts none with Minnesota and Wisconsin potatoes at 68 to 75 cents per what appears to be a sale yard quote.
Chicago December grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 1 21 and No 2 yellow corn around 72 cents with varied values for other grades. Oats No 3 white 41 42 cents and barley 64 to 75 cents. rye No 2 about 96 to 1.00. timothy 5.00 to 7.75.
Chicago reports Charles W. Pardridge an old trader from Patten Armour and the Cudahys era made about 1 million dollars in profits by early trading and quick profit taking. His daughter Princess Enga litcheff recently sued her Russian husband for divorce.
Parts of soft corn caused strength in prices while oats showed only minor shifts. Provisions rose due to reduced receipts, signaling cautious demand and tighter supplies across market segments.
Chicago commodities opened with wheat in the red due to Liverpool cable declines and Australian estimates but rallied by noon. December wheat rose to 116 after an opening near 116, while May gained 7 to 8 cents. December corn opened at 67 7-8 cents and later moved up a full point.
Berlin dispatch reports German forces advancing in the Champagne region. They seized 500 yards of French trenches on Hill 193 north of Souain, areas won by France in September. The Germans also held ground east of the Auberive line, taking one officer and about 120 men as prisoners and capturing two machine guns. General von Hindenburg repelled minor Russian attacks.
In La Crosse County Wisconsin the case Pear G Killmer plaintiff vs George Killmer defendant issues a summons ordering the defendant to appear within twenty days of service to defend the action or risk a judgment as demanded in the complaint. Attorney J E Higbee of Linker Building La Crosse Wisconsin serves the notice.
A proverb from Uncle Eben warns against imitating the flaws of great men and notes that a rose's thorns do not excuse the thistle. It emphasizes personal integrity over admired examples.
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