General Markets News From Chicago and Other Cities
Market reports show Warat-Lower prices across Sept and Nov futures with slight gains in oats and mixed movements in corn and Provisions. Cattle steady with beef prices soft to firm. hogs firm with lighter weights fetching higher bids. regional grain quotes cover Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Indiana and Eastern Iowa with mixed wash and unwashed lots for barley and rye.
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Maine election results show Reed and Dingley leads
Port land Sept 15 Returns from Maine largely confirm telegraphed results with Reed ahead in First District by 1 350 and Dingley about 5 000 in Second. Milliken unopposed in Third with 6 000 lead. Boutelle wins Fourth by several thousand. State senate favors Republicans though Democrats gain in Waldo York and possibly Knox. Bragg Delany contest ends with Delany nominated after 216 ballots amid fraud accusations.
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Summer gains mark cotton goods settlement and strikes
The summer saw earnings rise nearly sixty percent after resolving the Pers of cotton goods dispute. A mill strike in Amsterdam New York led to the Knit Goods association closing factories and putting about two thousand workers off.
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