Markets Report From Chicago Stock Yards Hogs Lead Decline
Hog prices at Chicago drop about sixty cents from Tuesday while sheep and cattle fall roughly ten cents. Estimated receipts today are about 28 000 hogs with 3 419 carried over. tomorrow’s receipts seen at 30 000. Market slow with weak prospects and lower bids across cattle and sheep, including beves range 7.20 to 10.35 and sheep 5.20 to 6.65 for natives and 5.40 to 6.00 for westerns.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Texas
Sioux City Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Movements
Wednesday livestock market notes from Sioux City reflect 500 cattle receipts, 6 500 hogs, and 500 sheep with steady to mixed tones. Top cattle at 9 75, hogs 8 70, calves 7 10, cows 3 50 to 5 50, and feeders 6 35 to 7 90 amid light supply and outside demand.
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Sioux City
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Listed for Commodities
WHPAT reports market quotes for wheat blue stem No. 1 at 84 and No. 2 at 82, oats at 26, corn No. 3 yellow at 60, barley at 42, and flax at 1.50.
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Mitchell-Grain Market
Local Market Prices Reported For Textiles In Minneapolis
Fragmentary retail listing from Minneapolis shows prices for various fabric items with identifiers No 1 No 2 and range values. The note mentions 7-8 and 4-8 yard lengths and new arrivals with prices around 1.07 to 1.15 dollars, but many details are garbled.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Harvesters Trust Monopoly Formed By Consolidation
The leading harvesting implement makers in the United States forged a trust forming the International Harvester Company in August 1902. Key firms included McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., D M Osborne & Co, Warder Bushnell & Glessner Co, Deering Harvester Co, Milwaukee Harvester Co, Plano Manufacturing Co. The plan followed heavy negotiations led by George W Perkins and New York bankers, with a March to August 1902 sequence of options, contracts, and a going concern offer for $120 million capital stock. Competition among the firms prior to consolidation was intense, especially between McCormick and Deering.
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United States
International Harvester Company
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co
Chicago
D. M. Osborne & Co
Auburn
N. Y
Warder, Bushnell & Glessner Co
Springfield
Ohio
Deering Harvester Co
Milwaukee Harvester Co
Milwaukee
Plano Manufacturing Co
West Pullman
T. W D. Middlehauf
J. P. Morgan & Co
George W. Perkins
Milwaukee Harvester
Middlekauff
Wm. CG. Lane
New York
Standard Trust Company
McCormick, Deering
Warder Bushnell and Glesner
Plano
Wm. C. Larne
Lane
Milwaukee Harvester Company
McCormick and
International Harvester Company anti trust case summary
The court examines the 1902 1908 combination among Deering and other harvester firms claiming aims to dominate foreign trade and expand lines. It notes growth from 10.4 million to 40 million in foreign trade by 1912, disputes cash influx figures, and finds occasional oppression but generally fair treatment among companies. Judge Sanborn dissents, questioning conduct before 1912 and urging a rule of reason approach to antitrust enforcement.
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Deering Companies
International
America
Sanborn
International Company
Beeen
Andy
International Harvester Company
Cvunt
Baseball News From The National League
Brooklyn scores over Chicago 8 to 2 in the rain with O Mara’s infield hit and errors by Derrick and Saier. Bresnahan and Zimmer man suspended for a fist fight. St Louis beats New York 3 to 2 as Mathewson suffers a second straight loss, game interrupted by thunderstorm. Boston and Cincinnati deadlocked thirteen innings in a scoreless tie. Philadelphia edge Pittsburgh 4 to 0 on timely hitting in the eighth inning.
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Cubs
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chicago
O’mara
Daubert
Derrick
Saier
Pierce
Bresnahan
Zimmerman
Humphries
Vaughn and
Archer
Ragan and Miller
Matty
New York
St. Louis
Miller
Mathewson
SiMsouineetene
Ce NG
Aebereneus Secreters
Doak
Griner
Snyder
Meyers
Boston
Mass
Cincinnati
Ames
Tyler
Gowdy
Clark
Phillies
O'Toole
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Conzelman
SaFens
Obee
Omaha
Topeka
Wee Ee
Wichita
Coming Events and Fairs Calendar for South Dakota
Mayors and Commercial Clubs urged to submit dates. Listings include Pukwana sports Aug 11-12 Brule County Fair Kimball Aug 26-28 Transon fair Alexandria Sept 2-4 Sanborn fair Ruskin Park Sept 2-3 Aurora fair Plankinton Sept 9-11 State WCTU convention Mitchell Sept 11-13 State fair Huron Sept 14 Sixteenth Corn Palace Mitchell Sept 28-Oct 3 Presbyterian synod Mitchell Oct 8 Educ Council K of C Ruskin Park Aug 2 SD Educational Association Deadwood Oct 21-23 Preacher Smith Monument unveiling Deadwood Aug 20.
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Old Settlers
Ft. Pierre
Brule
Kimball
S. D
Transon County
Alexandria
Sanborn County
Ruskin Park
Forestburg
Aurora County
Plankinton
Mitchell
Huron
State Presbyterian Synod
Educs Council K. of C
South Dakota Educational Association
Baseball roundup with games across leagues and standings
Multiple baseball results spanning the American League Western and Federal leagues with scores, doubleheaders in Chicago, and various batterymen listed. Key outcomes include Chicago sweeping Cleveland 2 0 in both games and notable pitching duels, plus Kansas City and St Paul results and Omaha Sioux City action.
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Spahr
Lincoln
Popekar Olteed
Ade Sen Gael Pan
Tara Suns
Reisigl
Rapp
Scoxgins
Blackburn
Wichita
Rose
Ap Heth Glth
Des Moines
St. Joseph Ous
Jambert
Slagle
Graham
Melter
Schreiber
Thomas
Schang Turner
Duffy
Haley
Small Büecher With Big Record Puts Braves In Pennant Chase
Dick Nudolph has helped the Braves reach the pennant race with 23 victories in 28 games. Once sent back to the International League by John McGraw for lacking strength, he now stands among the National League’s leading pitchers alongside Mathewson Vaughn Tesreau and other noted managers.
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Illiam JL
Geran
Europe
Austria
Servia
Germany
Small Buecher
Braves
Toronto
McGraw
Dr S M Smith Named Inspector in Charge of Hog Cholera Work
Dr S M Smith, longtime field agent in South Dakota for the federal bureau of animal industry, is appointed inspector in charge of hog cholera investigations centered in Davison county. The study will expand under a $500000 congressional appropriation as one of twelve state centers with Ames Adel Spencer visits planned before Davison survey start.
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S. M. Smith
South Dakota
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Davison County
Smith
Dorsett
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
Ames
W. G. Niles
Adel
Ija
J. S. Koen
Davison
Spencer
Robert Jay
Clay County
G. Brown
State College At
Brookings
Stenographer Turns to Mushroom Farming in South Carolina
Yankton South Carolina stenographer Miss Carlotta Hast former court writer for Judge Smith abandons legal document work to grow mushrooms. After months of cellar experiments she proves she can produce high quality mushrooms in quantity and plans to market to larger markets where demand exceeds supply.
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Yankton
S. C
Carlotta Hast
Smith
Constipation Ad Promotes Illness Warns Against Sickness
Sanitary pamphlet style advertisement urges readers to avoid constipation warning that backed up waste poisons the body. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy and claims immediate health benefits with a single nightly dose. Priced at 25 cents at the druggist.
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Dr. King
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