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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
8
Cattle and sheep receipts rise at Union Stock Yards with cattle steady to strong and hog prices easing. Sheep and lamb markets hold steady to higher while Milwaukee grain prices show varied movement across corn, oats, barley and wheat futures.
Cattle receipts reached 1,400 with stockers 10 cents lower, hogs 4,000 down 15 to 20 cents, top price $7.00 and bulk around $7,457.50, sheep 800 with market steady.
Sioux City notes little change in Tuesday fat cattle prices with mostly steady to slightly lower bids across categories. Beef cattle quotable near 7.25 to 9.06 for beeves, 6.50 to 8.00 for dry cows and heifers, and 5.40 to 7.00 for range cattle. graders show slight weakness in stockers and feeders. Hog prices slipped by about a dime, while fat sheep advanced 10 to 15 cents from the day before, signaling bullish tone overall for the sheep trade.
Market notes list prices for grain and oats including No.1 blue stem at 71, Now 3 at 69, No.8 at 66, velvet chaff 70, No.2 68, oats 31, Joan Shelley 66, Barley 40 at 55, and Northwestern flax at 1.18 dollars.
The Minneapolis cash market lists wheat prices with No. 1 hard at 85% for 838 and nearer bids, No. 2 northern around 81 to 82, and December May futures at 82 8 8 and 87 percent. Corn bids show No. 2 yellow about 64, oats range around 33 to 36, barley 45 to 65, rye 63 to 67, and flax around 1.34 to 1.36.
In Washington Senator Lewis of Illinois proposed a resolution urging the United States to press Russia to suspend the Beilis trial amid alleged persecution. Officials consider a suspension after a formal inquiry, as new testimonies and emigration trends surface.
Daughters of the American Revolution from Missouri Iowa and other states gather for the dedication of a ten foot bronze statue of Chief Keokuk in Keokuk. Notable attendees include Mrs. William C. Storey and sculptor Lorenzo Taft with remarks on Keokuk’s leadership and a memorial tablet for early Iowa trails.
In foreign markets you face top goods from many lands. An article must have merit of the highest order to earn esteem. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is widely used for coughs and colds as the best option in many countries. For sale by all dealers.
Catherine Randolph Fitzhugh known as the woman of mystery was freed after pleading guilty to stealing a gold mesh bag valued at 500 dollars and a bracelet from two women in city churches. Judge Gavan said she comes from a prominent southern family and restitution was made.
Federal Judge Foster sustained the defense motion to quash the indictment charging Georgia editor Thom as Watson with sending obscene material. The trial ended abruptly as the case was dismissed.
In a Roman Catholic church related assault case Watson addressed the bench in his own behalf before a packed courtroom, delivering remarks as part of the defense.
Former Governor Hadley on leaving Missouri for Chicago said he would forego a $25,000 yearly offer from a coalition of western railroads if required to quit Missouri and live in Chicago. The offer would have him represent them before the commerce commission for five years to fix the valuation of railroad property.
Pierre South Dakota under the new primary act the judicial proposal committee meetings for selecting circuit judges will meet in county seats the location tied to governor vote totals. Delegates receive ten cents per mile for travel to and from meetings paid by counties. state meetings pay five cents per mile.
A longtime eyewear shop touts 15 years of experience and vows to make glasses the best they can. The message emphasizes quality and customer satisfaction with the claim you will like their glasses very much.
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