Market Report Chicago Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices
Market slow and steady with higher trend in hogs and cattle. Chicago receipts: hog shipments 610 yesterday, estimated 24,000 today, prices mostly 7.20 to 7.50 for various hog classes. Cattle receipts about 6,400 with beeves 5.80 to 9.20 and cattle categories mixed. Sheep and lambs: native and western types listed with prices in the 4.75 to 9.00 range.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Ill
de Titeels Cattlis
Texas
SiHiko
Sioux City Market Report Cattle Hogs Steady to Higher
Sioux City Iowa market summary shows cattle receipts 500 with steady demand while hogs fill 4 800 head and fetch higher values. Top hog prices reach 7 24 with most sales 7 10 to 7 20. sheep market steady with small weekly shifts noted.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Mitchell Grain Market Prices Published
Wheat prices ranged from No 3 northern 68 to No 1 northern 74 with No 2 northern at 72 Velvet chat No 2 at 73 percent No 271 corn 30 34 oats 24 barley 230 45 Flan 1.00 per unit.
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Mitcheele
Wheat and Corn Prices and Arrivals Report
Minneapolis market notes list prices and arrival dates for wheat types including No 1 hard No 1 northern and durum, corn varieties No 3 yellow and No 4, oats No 3 white, barley and rye, with flax at 1 30.5 cents. Futures and delivery details span July wheat and assorted commodities through August.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
Milwaukee Grain Market Report With Mixed Wheat and Corn Quotes
Milwaukee Wis Wheat varieties mix with prices for No 1 northern bulk shipment No 2 northern and No 7 Dakota. May and July wheat prices range around 91 7 8 and 01 4. Corn No 8 and No 3 arrive at 48 1 53 May corn 452 7 S 53. Oats No 3 white oats standard quoted May oats 34 1 8 1 4. Barley markets include medium 65 72 and No 3 barley 60 TO. Rye No 1 6445 66 No 2 638 6b. Flax No 1 northwestern price listed. */
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dakota
Dakota Northern
Syardy
Blowup Clears River Channel at Fort Bennett Crossing
Pierre, D.-Pred Hoyt, the Fort Bennett mail carrier, reports the river opened in a wide half mile channel at the crossing Sunday after a blowup cleared ice. He had been driving over the ice on several trips prior to the break.
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Pierre
Pred Hoyt
Fort Bennett
Doan's Kidney Pills Brought Back Pain Relief Says Sioux Falls Resident
A Sioux Falls resident from 524 W Twelfth St testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back pain and irregular kidney passages after a winter illness. The testimony cites gradual kidney trouble, severe back pain, and improved condition after use. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
K. BE. Holden
Twelfth St
Sioux Salls
S. Dak
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Chamberlain Completes New Water Plant On Missouri Bank
Chamberlain South Carolina completes a $20,000 pumping station and filtration plant along the Missouri river. Blackhawk Construction Co of Waterloo Iowa installed the system to provide soft, clear water for city mains. Power and pumps are duplicated to reduce outage risk.
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Chamberlain
S. C
Blackhawk Construction Co
Waterloo
Iowa
Frightful polar winds spark chapped skin relief
Cold winds roughen hands and lips, and Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised to heal and soften skin. It is touted as unrivaled for cold sores burns boils sores ulcers eats bruises and piles. Available for 25 cents at Dichl & Brown.
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Dichl & Brown
Profits of First National Bank Highlighted in Hearings
George F. Baker, chairman, testified before the House money trust committee that since 1863 the First National Bank of New York had made over 80 million dollars in profits on a 500000 capital. He described high dividends, interlocking directorships, and voting trusts while defending bank practices. He listed personal holdings in several banks and railroads and explained coal mine dispositions through a sales company.
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Washington, D. C
Frst
National Bank of
New York City
George FP. Baker
House Money Trust
Baker
Samuel Untermyer
Kirst Security Company
Bavers
Untermyer
Guaranty Trust Company
W. H. Porter
HM. M. Davidson
Guaranty Company
Mr. Untermyer
The
National Bank
Chase National Bank
Banker Trust
Guaranty Trust
New York Trust
Farmers’ Loan and Trust
Astor Trust ‘Company
Mr. Morgan
Stillman
Burlington
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Lehigh Valley
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western
New York
Chicago
Deposits Rise in State and Private Banks in 1912
State bank examiner Wingfield reports a strong gain in business for state banks, private banks, and trust companies from 1911 to 1912 with favorable resources and liabilities positions. National banks are excluded due to delayed reports. The figures outline a clear view of the current financial condition.
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Wingfield
State Department
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Wilson Declares Monopoly Must End Under His Policy
Chicago reports Woodrow Wilson telling a Chicago audience that monopoly must be squeezed out of business and that firms should govern operations for others, voluntary or under duress. The banquet at the Blackstone Hotel highlighted leaders from finance and industry reacting to his hard line.
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Chicago
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Blackstone Hotel
Commercial Club of
International Harvester Co
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
Money Trust
Lumber Trust
Salt Trust
Blackstone
Governor Wilson
President Wilson
America
Rockefeller Hearing Report Delays Public Release
Washington reports Dr. C. W. Richardson found Rockefeller afflicted by gouty laryngeal inflammation after six operations. Pujo will present the report to the full House Banking and Currency Committee before its publication. Governor Wilson addresses lumber and salt trust owners, urging ruthless elimination of monopolies and stressing equal access to resources and justice.
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Washington, D. C
C. W. Richardson
Willian Rockefeller
Miami
Fla
House Money Trust
Pujo
House Banking and Currency Committee
Pr. Richardson
Rockefeller
Richardson
Five Directors Resign From Southern Pacific of Mexico
In New York City five directors of the Southern Pacific railway of Mexico resign today following a Supreme Court decree severing Southern Pacific from Union Pacific control. Signatories include Robt. Lovett F. Crosby Robt. Gerry Alexander Miller W. S. Thorn, all tied to Union Pacific. Julius Kruttschmidt becomes chairman.
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New York City
Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railway of Mexico
Southern Pacific
Robt. Lovett
F. Crosby
Robt
Gerry
Alexander Miller
W. S. Thorn
Julius Kruttschmidt
Judge Lovett
Southern Pacific of Mexico
A Girl's Midnight Ride Guards Catskills Forest
A young girl rode at midnight to warn villagers of a looming forest fire in the Catskills saving many lives. The tale mixes heroism with a plug for Dr King’s New Discovery claiming to cure lung trouble, coughs, and colds with testimonials and a price.
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Catskills
Anu
Diehl & Brown
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