Market Summary at Union Stock Yards Chicago
ALE MARKETS GO LOWER BEST BEEVES DROP TO 810.75 AND BALANCE OF CATTLE DROP TEN CENTS HOGS AND SHEEP SAME. HOGS estimated receipts today 24,000 left over yesterday 4,574 morrow 22,000 official receipts yesterday 1,195 shipments 841. Market slow five to ten cents lower than Tuesday. Bulk prices 7.70 7.95 Went 7.40 7.95 mixed and butcher 7.50 8.00 rough 7.35 8.10 heavy 7.35 7.55 one 7.80 7.90 pigs 4.75. CATTLE receipts today 22,000. Market steady to ten cents lower. Beeves 5.30 10.75 cows and heifers 2.75 7.40 Texas steers 4.40 5.65 stockers and feeders 4.80 7.35 Western cattle 5.50 9.20 SHEEP receipts today 88,000, market steady to shade lower. Native sheep 23.50 4.65 Western sheep 2.60 4.65 yearlings 34.70 5.90 lambs 65.50 4.40 Western lambs 5.65 6.25
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Sioux City Market Cattle Steady as Hog Prices Ease
Cattle receipts reach 600 with a steady market. Hogs total 2,000 head, prices down 5 to 10 cents with top at 7.75 and most bids 7.65 to 7.70. Sheep receipts around 1,200.
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Sioux City
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Grain and produce prices from regional market report
MITCHELE shows wheat prices for No 1 northern 72 and No 2 northern 71 with No 3 northern 67 and velvet chaff 69/67. Corn 35 40, oats 25, barley 35 50, flax at 1.10.
Wheat and grain quotes from Minneapolis market report
Minneapolis market page lists prices for wheat corn oats barley and rye with various grades and delivery months. Prices shown include No 1 hard wheat 87 3 8, No 1 northern 85 1 8, May wheat 91 1 8, No 2 northern 83 84 38 8, and December wheat 85 3 8 with arrival and futures figures. corn barley rye and oats also provided with bid and arrival prices.
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Minn
Hard
Northern
Montana
White
Milwaukee Grain Market Prices Report
Milwaukee Wisconsin wheat and corn prices list No 2 northern spot 86 No 1 bulk shipment 89 90 and December wheat 80 1 2. Corn No 8 57 yellow 58 No 3 53 Derembe 50 1 2. Oats No 3 white 01 1 4 32 December oats 15 8 34. Rye No 1 69 72 No 2 67 69 flax 387 1 4 barley No 2 76 medium 71 74 No 2 66 4 72 Rejected 47 52.
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Milwaukee
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Alimony Payments Prompt $8,000 Court Order
San Francisco judge orders quarryman George F. Gray to pay $8,000 into the estate of his deceased mother-in-law Mrs. Millie H. Webster for advances made to his divorced wife and children while acting as executor. The motion to discharge Gray as executor is denied.
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Millie H. Webster
Thomas F. Graham
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Webster
Graham
M. F. Cray
Wilson Clinches Big Lead Across Nation in Early Returns
Early returns show Governor Wilson dominating in the solid South and leading in key states including Texas Arkansas Georgia Florida Kentucky Alabama South Carolina North Carolina Mississippi Louisiana and Virginia by wide margins. Missouri shifts to Democrats with McGovern and Konop winning reelection while Roosevelt and Taft trails affect Pennsylvania New York Minnesota and Chicago areas indicating broad Democratic gains.
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New York
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Hibben
Princeton University
United States
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Tenn
Texas
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Georgia
Florida
Kentucky
Alabama
South Carolina
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
Missouri
St. Louis
Early Returns Put Wilson Ahead in New York State
Early returns from New York show Woodrow Wilson with about 100000 lead statewide as upstate districts counted, with Sulzer elected governor. Republican officials claim a 100000 edge while Democratic leaders predict a 250000 plurality. Messages of congratulations go to Wilson, Marshall and Sulzer.
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Philadelphia
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Taft
Wilson
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New York City
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United States
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Upstate
Barnes
Palmer
Gov
Marshall
Bronx
Wilson seeks aid from progressives after election win
Gov. Wilson replies to a telegram from the Democratic chairman praising campaign work and urging all progressives to mobilize. He calls the victory a great cause and says every Democrat and progressive must devote full effort to fulfill the people's rights and ensure justice and progress go hand in hand.
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Roosevelt Congratulates Wilson After Victory
In New York City Col. Roosevelt telegrammed Gov. Wilson praising the victory and high honor. In St Paul Minnesota Wilson held the lead with incomplete returns. Early tallies show Wilson ahead of Roosevelt and Taft in the presidential race.
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New York City
Col. Roosevelt
Gov. Wilson
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Taft
Wisconsin
Roosevelt affirms progressive cause will persevere
At Oyster Bay Col. Roosevelt issued a late night statement praising Wilson's win while affirming the progressive movement endures. He said the fate of leaders matters little, but the cause must triumph for the good of the American people. Signed Theodore Roosevelt.
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Col. Roosevelt
Wilson
Democratic Party
Thheororeh Roosevelt
Wagner Loses County Seat Battle in Charles Mix County
In Platte South Dakota Wagner failed to capture the required sixty percent, falling 49 votes short of moving the county seat from Wheeler. Wheeler, located on the river away from the railroad, remains the seat for at least two more years amid local bitterness and rival towns’ pressure.
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