Markets React To Austria Note On Ancona At Opening
New York stocks opened with light participation as Austria's unfavourable stance on the Ancona note influenced trading. Major movers included Studebaker Baldwin Locomotive and Steel with declines early, then some recovery as selective bulls surfaced. By close, losses eased and the market finished fairly steady despite a late selling push.
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New York
Austria
Ancona
Stock Exchange
Studebaker
Baldwin
Westinghouse
United Fruit
General Motor
Colorado
For Sale Listings Include City Homes and Acreage
Classified notes advertise several dwellings and a farm. A duplex potential on corner lots near Pros per and Rublee with reference to a 1220 Ners Street contact, plus a modern cottage at 16th and Winnebago with 5 rooms and full basement offered at 2200 dollars with 500 down via Royce at 611 Ferry. A 2230 acre farm two miles east of Stoddard is listed with inquiry at 1507 South Tenth.
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Royce
Mississippi
W. W. Kidder
N. Ltd
Ferry
Stoddard
South Tenth
For Rent Classified Notices of Eight to Five Room Homes
Multiple rental items list houses flats rooms and a store space. Locations include 408 North Seventh 820 South Sixth 402 North Fourth 1537 Kerlin 509 Main 325 Jackson Street with contact numbers 310 Pearl 328 M and Jensen Shoe Stop 107 No Third. Also garage space 1746 M and washing ironing services at 603 South Seventh.
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South Sixth
North Fourth
A. O. Colby
Kerlin
Main
Main Street
Klein & Son
Jackson Street
Market Summary at Union Stock Yards Newfoundland
Hogs receipts 57 000 market steady to lower mixed and butchers 6 05 to 6 75 good heavy 6 25 to 6 65 rough heavy 6 25 to 6 35 light 5 85 to 6 55 pigs 4 50 to 6 00 Cattle receipts 20 000 market steady beeves 6 10 to 11 00 cows and heifers 2 85 to 8 45 Texans 6 15 to 7 15 calves 6 75 to 10 35 Sheep receipts 18 000 market steady native 6 10 to 6 65 western 6 15 to 8 80 lambs 7 00 to 9 35 western 7 25 to 9 50
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Union Stock Yards
Ill
Livestock Market Report From Union Stock Yards
Receipts: hogs 42 000 market strong 10 to 15 cents higher mixed and butchers 6 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 19 000 market weak 10 cents lower beves 5 50 to 10 50 cows and heifers 2 60 to 8 10 Texans 6 05 to 6 85 calves 6 50 to 10 25 sheep 18 000 market steady to strong native 5 90 to 6 40 western 6 to 6 50 lambs 7 to 9 25 western 7 to 9 25
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UNION
Grain futures wrap amid mixed grain prices and quotes
Grain yesterday and a week ago show wheat trading around 116 to 117 percent of May, corn near 69 to 72, oats around 42 to 45. Assurances frame market sentiment as an asset while doubt remains a liability in the grain outlook.
Money and rates report from New York market
At New York on December 16 money on call stands at 2 percent while time money ranges from 3 to 3 and a half percent for six months. Prime mercantile loan rates are from 3 to 3 and a quarter percent with bar silver and London prices noted. Demand sterling cited at 4.72.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Bar
London
Kansas City cattle and hog markets steady to lower
Cattle receipts 3,000 with a steady market. Steers 5.50 to 10.00, cows and heifers 4.00 to 9.25, stockers 5.50 to 7.75, calves 6.00 to 9.25. Hog receipts 10,000 with 5 to 10 cent decline. Hogs 6.20 to 6.65. Sheep receipts 8,000 with steady prices. Lambs 8.40 to 9.00, ewes 5.25 to 6.25, stockers and feeders 4.00 to 8.25.
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Kansas City
Chicago hog and cattle markets ease on Friday
Continued heavy receipts with a 50 000 estimate kept the hog market weak. Cattle closed steady for the best steers and weaker for others, top at 11.00. Sheep and lamb markets finished steady to 10c lower, with sheep at 6.80 and lambs at 9.50.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Fell at Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts reached 55 000 with a weak to 5 cent lower market. Prices ranged from 5.95 to 6.70 for various hog classes. Cattle receipts of 9 000 showed a 10 cent drop with beeves 6.00 to 11.00 and cows and heifers 2.80 to 8.35. Sheep receipts 17 000 marked a slow to steady market with natives 6.10 to 6.65 and lambs 6.90 to 9.50.
Chicago Produce Prices Seen On Butter Cheese Poultry
Chicago market report lists butter creamery extras 33c, firsts 25 to 33c, eyes 27 to 30c, cheese Twins 16 to 4c, Live poultry fowls ducks 13 to 14c, geese 11 to 14c, springs 13c, turkeys 15 to 16c, potatoes receipts 38 cars Wisconsin 70 to 75c, Dakotas 62 to 64c.
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Chicago
Wisconsins
Dakotas
Chicago Cash Grain Wheat Prices Report
Chicago cash grain note lists wheat quotes with No. 3 red at 1.07 and No. 2 hard at 1.17 per bushel for December 16 trading. No other grain details given in readable text.
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Chicago
Iowan Farmer Breaks Big Window on Slippery Sidewalk
John Wolfenberger, a farmer from Iowa City visiting town on business, slipped on a slick sidewalk in front of Pamperin Cigar Co. and fell through a plate glass window. He surrendered the $31 damage to police and was released after agreeing to pay for the breakage the next morning.
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John Wolfenberger
Pamperin Cigar Company
Wolfenberger
Chicago Garment Workers End Eleven-Week Strike
Police guards removed as 15 000 Chicago garment workers return to work after an eleven week strike. The backbone of the stoppage is broken and Christmas will come to many homes as employees resume duties.
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Chicago Garment Workers
Chicago
The Hares and the Foxes Tale of War and Caution
Aesop tells how the Hares wage war with the Eagles and seek Fox aid. The Foxes refuse after learning the combatants identities, warning to count the cost before commitment.
Brave Husband Joke Ends With Transom Quip
The humorous exchange finds Jones asking about laying down the law to his wife and Bones replying with a punch line about firmness and locking the study door then doing it over the transom. The brief gag plays on domestic irony and a cheeky double meaning.
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Jones
Bones
Puck
Agricultural grain and forage price report in assisting markets
The notice lists futures style ranges for corn and oats by grade and color, including No 3 through No 6 yellow and white corn, mixed varieties, and oat classes with prices from 38 1 2c to 70 1 2c per bushel, plus Timothy and clover hay price ranges noted between 5.00 and 19.00 dollars.
Wheat and corn futures swing on nervous Chicago market
The Chicago wheat market opened weak then recovered as heavy morning selling met by strong buying from commission houses. December futures rose to 1.17 and May to 1.18, with rough corn belt weather underpinning prices. December corn at 70 cents with May at 73.45 cents, oats mixed while provisions eased on weaker hogs.
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Chicago
Daily Markets Wholesale Prices in Washington and Midwest
A compiled list of wholesale prices for fruits produce and dairy from Washington state markets and cooperatives. Includes apples Jonathans Ben Davis Genitoms Winkler, Oranges Naval Sunkist and Florida boxes, cranberries, bananas, celery, lemons, and evergreen wreathing. Also covers hogs, lambs, beef, poultry, oysters, grapes, and butter with ranges and per-unit figures. Also notes flour and feed prices from Listman Mill Co and Farmers Cooperative Market Co with multiple ton and barrel rates.
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John C. Burns
Jonathans
Ben Davis
Genitoms
Winkler
Naval Sunkist
Clariineu
Mefarlands
Michigan
Farmers’ Co-operative Packing Company
Almeria
Listman Mill Co
Boxing class formed at Wisconsin for self defense
Fifteen students at the University of Wisconsin join a boxing class in sophomore gymnastics under George H. Lovequest. The program aims to provide physical exercise and self defense against mobs, teaching methods for fighting off multiple attackers.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
George H. Lovequest
Hard Things of Life Reflections on Duty and Will
Hard things are not hard when we do them with vigor. Duty becomes hard when not done well or without good will.
Louisville journalist praises son with a growing head
A Louisville journalist curiously boasts of his small boy's potential in journalism. He tells an old black nurse named Aunty about the boy's "journalistic head" as a proud father moment. The nurse calmly replies that talent will develop in time.
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Louisville
Old Fight Rages Between Suffragists and Government
London dispatch says police raided the Pankhurst suffragette headquarters and seized printing equipment for the Brittania organ. Renewed hostilities follow wartime pause as owners bar a planned Mrs Pankhurst speech criticizing Premier Asquith, with threats of reprisals.
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London
Pankhurst
Portrait of a Gardener’s Quiet Birthday Tradition
A conversation reveals a vividly stylish woman praising her gardener as kind and talented. She notes he once made special bouquets for her birthdays, but since turning thirty he now presents them only every three years, highlighting a practiced, nostalgic ritual.
Manly bearing reveals absence of evil Thoreau
A daily thought notes that if a man adopts a steadfast attitude to endure the greatest pain, he may discover there is no evil left to bear. The quote emphasizes moral resilience and inner strength.
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Thoreau
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