Live Stock Markets Fall as Bright Cattle Demand Fades
The Liberty market reported 105 cattle carloads with few prime heart beeves and most offerings from Ohio and Indiana. Prices declined from last week with no primes on sale in East Liberty, sheep steady, lambs down, hogs weak but demand steady, and overall markets dull across multiple yards and regions.
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Moxnay
Host Liberty
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
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Welst
Liberty Garde
Eame
Herr’s Island
Chicaco
L Seigiex
Perth
J. F. Beilstein
Volbrecht
Pennsylvania
Wright
Imsor
G. W. Keasey
Olio
Steecipte
L. Jeigivr
L. Gerson
Needy & Smith
G. Shepherd
J. Shepherd
N. Bechanan
J. M. Moore
N. Robey
C. Volbrecht
Greenawalts
Record cattle and hog market receipts across major hubs
Telegraph survey shows 16 000 cattle shipments and 11 400 hog head across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis. Prices range from common to prime with westerns and Texans noted. market conditions described as steady to lower with active but mixed demand and notable early sales before noon.
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Wide Grain Fluctuations Weaken Wheat Prices
Chicago markets showed a quiet start for wheat with overall weakness and a late rebound as corn led the upturn. Receipts rose on both sides of the border and the Russian export ban fed volatility, with November and December contracts advancing but closing near session lows.
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Trade figures show slow St Louis-Wonl receipts
Receipts for St Louis to Wonl shipments totaling 31 700 pounds moved slowly as shipments of 3400 pounds remained steady though overall activity showed very slow movement.
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Btonewall Jackson and the Black Flag Plan
Harper's Monthly reports H M Field cites a Hutchinson era claim that Stonewall Jackson favored using a Cromwellian relentless strike to end the war by marching into the North with movable 40,000 man columns. General Rufus Burringer relays an interview after the seven days battles near Richmond.
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California’s resorts lure winter visitors and investors
California is praised as the most attractive section with sunny climates and fruit lands offering safe, large returns. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad advertises direct Pullman vestibule service from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego, with no transfers. For more details contact Charles T Appleby Traveling Passenger Agent Pittsburg PA.
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Real Estate Savings Bank advertises deposit options
Bank offers deposits from 1 dollar with 4 percent interest on surplus funds at 40 Smithfield Street Cor and Fourth Avenue Capitol. It promotes easy savings and claims quick relief for ailments with Piso’s Cure. 25 cents at all druggists.
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Financial Market Upbeat Amid Strong Money Flow Across Centers
Easy money conditions excite traders as Wall Street notes a rising money supply in New York and London. Banks bolster reserves while gold imports and Western funds support bullish sentiment. Manufacturing sites change hands in Allegheny as several firms plan spring builds and dividends are declared.
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Monetary Matters and Banking Conditions Report
Weather yesterday hindered outdoor work. most stayed under cover while essential tasks prompted brief outings. Bankers note ample funds with no rate change. Bank clearings reached 2 781 056 13 and balances 410 003 54. New York bank statement shows a surplus reserve rise of 8 470 000, with 3 004 600 in specie and 1 283 600 in legal tenders, 5 402 400 in deposits. Loans grew only 55, banks hold 14 034 100 above requirements, signaling easy money ahead for winter.
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Home Securities. Duquesne Traction and Allegheny Valley in Focus
The market closed tame due to bad weather and crippled telegraph service. Sales included 200 Airbrake at 200 and 10 Luster at IL. Duquesne rose to 1534 and Allegheny Valley Railroad moved to 10 cents. Speculation centers on potential reorganization by April to a paying basis.
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Diphtheria Famine and Global Troubles in Brief
A busy late news in brief notes diphtheria in Belleville and a wheat blockade in Minneapolis. France and Germany feel the grip, while New Orleans reports the largest cotton movement in history.
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Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Featured Amid Remedies
An old advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for malaria, dyspepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia, and kidney weakness, warning against imitators and cheap bitters. It also promotes sewing machines, Ginger Tonic, Parker’s Hair Balsam, and Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup for children, reflecting era patent medicine promotion practices.
Market Roundup: Cheeses Rise as Poultry Demand Grows
In a slow market, poultry and cheese show active demand while corn and cereals firm. Sugars and coffee rise. creamery butter steady. eggs scarce. turkey crop light and Thanksgiving prices high. Receipts note strong hay, grain demand and upward drift in millfeed and cereals.
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Free Bridge Site Worth Big Price If Councils Don’t Act
The article reports councils risk paying a high price for a site to build a proposed free Southside bridge. It notes $100,000 set aside, talks with Chief Bigelow on site costs, and outlines competing private interests including the Short Way Bridge Company, Southside Bridge Company, and the South Twenty-second Street Bridge Company with their rights and locations.
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Forger Leo Heilpern Gets Six Years In Prison
In Minneapolis Judge Canty sentences Leo Heilpern a forger to six years. A mysterious excited man attempted to intercede for Heilpern in court, claiming to aid him with a dirk and asking the judge to note the Heilpern case, but Heilpern denied knowledge of the helper. Charles A. Orr was arrested with a dirk during the disruption.
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Creditors to Meet at Wilmington Firm For Extension
The creditors of J P Y Witherow and Co will convene here tomorrow to vote on extending time. FE C Darley the Southern rep arrived and registered at the Duquesne. The firm has heavy South funds and current collections are strained by pig iron prices and tight money markets. The New Castle works are run by the receiver. Witherow hopes seven to eight years will clear debts. The Rev Mr Nott resigns from Board of Education and his pastorate after Miss Denton’s defiance over attending a dance followed by her letter denying his authority. A mass meeting backed Miss Denton leading to his resignation.
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Detective Charles Crow Dies Ten Days After Wound
Lincolnly November 24. Detective Charles Crow a well known figure in Denver and Salt Lake City died this morning from a bullet wound received ten days ago. He had accused his divorced wife of shooting him, while she says he attempted suicide. The woman is under arrest.
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