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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1893
Page
4
Reece timetable notes trains depart north with the passenger at 4 00 p m on Sundays and freight at 5 00 a m on Sundays from Reece station. The entry records a Sunday schedule adjustment for both passenger and freight services.
A fragment urges patriotic effort and subscribes to the AMERICAN Economist by the American Protective Tariff League. It quotes a correspondent praising the paper as vital to Americans and asks readers to request a free sample by mailing Wilbur F Wake man at 135 West 23d St New York.
Brooklyn Eagle profile of Hetty Green a renowned financier living modestly in Pierrepont Street with daughter Sylvia. She controls millions housed in a worn satchel guiding investments herself eschewing brokers while courting her daughter’s social debut and managing large real estate interests across New York.
The Chicago exhibit claims a Blarney stone is genuine and kissable, but Countess of Aberdeen retracts after Sir George Colthurst threatens libel action. The real Blarney stone stays in Ireland. a stone from Blarney appears in the Irish village exhibit in Chicago.
Rapid progress reported on San Francisco midwinter fair structures. The Art building brickwork is finished, iron roof and girders in place, Mechanical Arts nearly roofed, and the Horticultural roof to resemble tile. The Administration building has risen two stories in eight days, with many concessionaires advancing quickly.
Washington reports Congress adjourned without funding to implement the Geary act six month extension for Chinese registration. Treasury preparations proceed but work cannot start until an appropriation is enacted. Early session effort expected to move a bill soon. In Crepar Rapids a detective faces kidnapping charges after his alibi failed in the Annie Wiese murder case. Two British soldiers die defending a mission near the Shire river in Chiromo, according to official dispatches.
Listed items include Dr M A Mulcahy named pension surgeon from Vermillion S D and Mr and Mrs Theodore Furber celebrate their golden wedding in Northfield Minnesota The article notes appointments for Brigadier General George B Ruggles as adjutant general of the army The dialogue mentions a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern run of 165 miles in 165 minutes and Cherokee council leadership with Richmond Wolf as senate president Byrd Jones as house speaker The intruder question and strip bonds disposal are described as the most important work.
Prices and demand across hogs cattle sheep and calves show varied activity with medium to good demand. Prices include prime cow at 2402.75 and veal calves 3.3 to 4.25, stockers and feeders around 1.00 to 2.00, mutton and lamb figures noted, receipts listed for calves sheep and others.
Fragmented OCR shows a historical market brief with references to wheat May futures at 44, 13340, and December high and low notes. Mentions northern region and track numbers with ambiguous timing. Entities include Nov 7 and related stock terms.
Market brief from Unieagoa dated November 7 1803 notes light cattle trading with no extras. Top cattle price near 9.5 dollars with median around 5.45. Hog prices down with rough buyers around 5.03 to 5.08. Sheep and lambs show receipts and top prices near 21.04, with moderate volumes.
Grain and provisions prices show weakness in cash wheat and mixed futures. Declining cash bids and unsettled December and January contracts indicate soft demand, with flax seed steady and rye trading around the mid forties. Prices appear jumbled in the OCR, but the overall tone signals a soft market for wheat and related commodities.
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