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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
11
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Two yellow plumes were reported missing between Reuter and Mader and Columbia Drug store. Several witnesses saw them collected and the finder is asked to return them to this office for a reward.
Livestock prices reported for yesterday at Union Stock Yards NL and Union Stock Yards IL show hogs receipts 15 000 at market strong to higher with various weight categories. cattle receipts 3 500 with steady to strong market. and sheep receipts 14 000 with market slow and 20c lower. At Illinois yard hogs receipts 16 000 with firm to higher market. cattle receipts 1 000 with slow steady market. and sheep receipts 8 000 with steady to strong prices for natives and westerns and lambs.
A heavy rain swept northern and eastern Kansas and Missouri easing a heat wave. Wheat needed little moisture but corn and potatoes benefited. pastures began to burn. Stockmen worried about water, considering cattle disposal as temperatures fell up to 25 degrees.
In Tarrytown New York on June 12 Supreme Court Justice Morschauser ordered a postponement of the trials until July 1 for twelve speakers who denounced John D Rockefeller Jr as a murderer. He also set July for briefs on whether denouncing Rockefeller and his father as criminals violated the law.
Detroit police told of a Wisconsin woman, Florence Bailey, 21, lured from Madison to Detroit and forced into street life. she was arrested in a disorderly house and released, while William Woodman was arrested on a white slavery charge. Wisconsin authorities were notified and Bailey likely to be returned.
A dense market listing shows prices for fruits such as figs cherries and lemons, vegetables like cabbage onions and potatoes, dairy items including butter and eggs, and grains with oats wheat rye and mill feed. Also listed are livestock categories from cows to poultry with varying price ranges.
Washington June 12 joint maneuvers will include a limited number of regulars due to the Mexican situation. States slated include Minnesota at Sparta Wisconsin with two infantry regiments July 6 to 15 and Wisconsin guard at Camp Douglas July 18 to 25.
B F Keeler of La Crosse was installed as grand master of the grand lodge of Wisconsin Masons in Milwaukee this morning after being elected yesterday. Past Grand Master Aldro Jenks served as installing officer. The convention also elected Geo O Kellogg Elkhorn deputy grand master Willard S Griswold Waukesha grand senior warden David Harlow Milwaukee grand junior warden John Sorscot Madison grand treasurer W W Perry Milwaukee grand secretary and Robert B Lang Racine trustee for three years.
New York quotes show Union Pacific up ½ at 155½ and New Haven steady at 66. Noon activity was light with a good tone. by 2 p.m. prices sagged while Chicago Great Western rose on a possible Grand Trunk lease and Central Leather hit a yearly high at 27. Provisions stayed quiet with a slight early gain fading.
New York money on call stands at 1 percent with time money at 3 percent and six month at 3 to 4 percent. Prime mercantile lending ranges 3 to 4 percent. London bar silver quoted at 26 1/2 pence per ounce, New York at 57 1/2 cents. demand sterling at 4.89 dollars.
Chicago livestock receipts show hogs 12 000 with prices 7.00 to 8.27 per cwt and a strong tone. Cattle receipts 2 090 with steer prices from 7.30 to 9.30 and cows 3.60 to 8.70. stockers 6.25 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 15 000 with native 5.40 to 6.25 and lambs 6.50 to 8.50. market weak to steady for various classes.
Cattle receipts 100 with a steady market. Steers 6.25 to 9.00, cows and heifers 4.25 to 8.85, stockers and feeders 6.00 to 9.50, calves 6.00 to 10.75. Hogs receipts 2,500 with 5 to 10 higher. bulk 8.05 to 8.20, heavy 8.15 to 8.22, medium 8.05 to 8.20, light 7.95 to 8.10. Sheep receipts 3,000 steady to weak. lambs 8.00 to 9.25, ewes 4.10 to 7.10, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 7.00.
Chicago market report lists Butter Ex prices at 26 1 4 to 23 1 4 cents firsts 21 4 to 23 cents dairy extras 20 to 22 cents eggs prime firsts 17 1 2 to 18 1 2 cents ordinary 17 to 17 cents cheese Twins 14 1 2 to 14 1 2 cents Young Americans 15 to 15 cents potatoes 70 to 75 cents new 1 00 to 1 05 live poultry fowls 15 cents ducks 13 to 14 cents geese 10 to 11 cents broilers 28 to 38 cents turkeys 15 cents
Barley in Minneapolis ranged 46 to 55 cents with barley in Chicago at 50 to 66 cents. Flax prices in Minneapolis were 1.57 to 1.60 dollars, while Duluth flax traded at 1.615 dollars.
Chicago grain prices for wheat corn and oats listed by grade and quality with bids in cents per bushel. Wheat ranges include No 2 red 91 to 92 cents and No 3 spring 94 to 95 cents while corn shows No 2 white 73 cents and No 4 yellow 71 to 74 cents. OatsPrices cover No 3 white 40 to 41 cents and standard 41 to 41.5 cents.
Chicago Grain Review reports wheat firmer on rain concerns in the southwest harvest area with Armour acting as a big buyer. Corn opens lower on beneficial rains in the corn belt and declines midmorning while oats ease then stabilize after rain.
Topeka Kansas June 12 The wheat harvest is underway with record acreage and promising prospects. The state free employment bureau is placing about a thousand men daily while hundreds arrive by freight train with only overalls and jumpers for tickets. In Hutchinson 180 men marched to the city hall seeking food as towns provide meals for harvest workers.
President Wilson announced he will send five nominations to the senate for the federal reserve board next Monday. Indications point to Governor Thomas J. Jones of Chicago, Paul M. Warburg of New York, Adolph C. Miller of San Francisco, W. G. Harding of Birmingham, and E. C. Simmons Sr. of St. Louis, with two governorship candidates under consideration.
Mrs. Jessie Davis remains hopeful for Leona Holland as a telegram from R C Kennedy Southern Pacific passenger agent in St Louis reports no trace of the missing girl's ticket.
William Travers Jerome filed a brief in the New York Supreme Court opposing Harry Kendall Thaw's bail release while awaiting the habeas corpus appeal hearing. The action seeks to maintain custody pending further review by the court.
Representative William G. Sharp of Elyria Ohio was nominated this afternoon as ambassador to France.
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