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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
10
Chicago live stock market in steady trading with hogs and cattle mixed. hogs sold from 6.65 to 8.40 for various grades and futures receipts estimated at 20 000 hogs and 1 000 cattle. native cattle and calves priced between 2.10 and 6.50. stockers and feeders 3.10 to 5.50. futures demand for tomorrow about 19 000 hogs.
Wheat shows firm demand but a weak closing with more liquidations in the domestic market. Northwest and foreign news hint bearish tones while Minneapolis mills halt due to stockpiles and a confusing coal situation. Corn and oats trade steady to firmer with cash demand lifting nearby months. Provisions hold steady as prices drift lower from yesterday.
Minneapolis grain values for December and May wheat quoted at about 1.05 dollars per bushel with assorted grades and prices listed for No. 1 northern, No. 8 northern, No. 3 yellow and No. 3 white in a December 2 1909 report.
Wheat values listed for December and May contracts with quotes around 1.06 and 1.05 as well as nearby 1.03 to 1.06. Corn figures show No 8 yellow around 60 and No 3 at 59 with No 2 northern bids near 1.02 to 1.08.
Price quotes from St Louis show wheat at 1.07 for December and 1.06 for May with corn at 8 1/4 cents for December and 60 1/2 cents for May. The report notes Wheat and Corn trading activity for the session in December 1909.
Kansas City on December 2 1909 shows Wheat December at 1.00 May 1.02 and Corn December 0.58 May 0.61 1/4 cents. Grain prices reported for the day.
Wheat futures for December at 1.06 and May at 1.05 dollars per bushel. Corn futures December 0.58 and May 0.61 and one half cents per bushel.
Liverpool plant notes grain prices opening with wheat down four percent and corn down about four pence. The report lists times for Elverboot and Liverpool quotes, reflecting a weaker early session in wheat and related grains.
Topeka Kansas December 2 Professor Dych of the University of Kansas says he must abandon the expedition to Mt McKinley to recover records Cook states were left there.
Springfield report states a petition seeking the reinstatement of Sheriff Davis of Alexander county was submitted to Governor on an agreed statement today.
New York Cotton notes stronger market with fair trading and light offerings as rain affects south. Wires show few cables and no orders for wheat. Consols rise to 82 percent in Bendon, marking the highest level in weeks amid more favorable political developments.
Thomas A Harris a Galena resident and painter and paper hanger died suddenly Tuesday night at his Dewey avenue home. He was nearly 57 and is survived by his wife Elizabeth Rogers and five children Albert William Guy Arnold and Bessie. He leaves a sister Alice Murphy brother Stephen and James. An Odd Fellows member since 1902 his funeral will be Friday at two from the house.
The Dubuque Tigers, an ex high school star lineup, face the undefeated Dyersville team in a post season football championship game at Nutwood Park. Kickoff is 2 30 PM Sunday afternoon with both sides claiming the title.
Male with references and city ties sought to manage our branch in Dubuque. Requires $300 cash as partial security for about $1,000 stock. Good references and familiarity with the area needed. Address Chicago inc 414 Hartford Bldg.
A Sunday School commentary on First Corinthians passages focusing on suffering for Christ, self denial, and the grace of giving. It links Paul’s suffice for us from God to Macedonian generosity, cheerful giving, and the duty of tithes and offerings as a joyful act aligning with Christ’s poverty.
A packed Grand Opera House Wednesday night showcased Uncle Tom's Cabin to a broad audience, with adults of all ages moved by Eva’s death scene and the familiar onstage drama that has captivated Americans for decades. The performance sparked collective emotion, echoing the play's enduring appeal and its described sway over public sentiment.
Daily auction event offering oriental rugs and various arts at 1013 Main Street. Local auction house hosts the sale with potential bargains on decorative objects and fine pieces. Public welcome to attend and bid.
Rumors about a coadjutor bishop's appointment were settled when it was leaked that the new prelate will be named around Easter. Speculation has varied since a summer meeting of clergy, with no definite names released. The appointment will follow the selection of a new chancellor after the coadjutor arrives. Father M. Barry remains in charge, though assigned to Waterloo.
The Visiting Instructive Nurse Fund shows growth as local Dubuquers rally to meet the needed twelve hundred dollars. Portraits of donors and supporters, including D. N. Cooley, Miss Anna F. Houstis, Mrs. Ella Reute, Peter Kiene, Dr. Wieland, A. F. Frodden, and others, appear in the Thursday listing as community backing strengthens the effort.
John Brachenbach aged seventy seven of Washington street between Sanford and Eagle Point avenues died at his family home at one o'clock Thursday morning after a long illness. He is survived by his wife. His death brings sorrow to friends in the area. Funeral set for Saturday at nine o'clock at Sacred Heart church then Mt Calvary cemetery.
The city council will hold a regular meeting Thursday night to discuss multiple citywide matters. The continuation of the Bluff Street improvement project is expected to be settled at the session.
Under the auspices of Harry S. Bastick and the Knights of Columbus, Bernard Daly arrives in Dubuque to stage Sweet Innisfallen next Tuesday at the Grand. Daly, known for The Kerry Gow, will perform eight numbers and lead a cast of sixteen with extensive scenery.
Local patriotic groups meet at Second National Bank to back a Memorial Hall project and plan to petition the city council for use of a park site, preferably Washington or Jackson Park, with Attorney John R. Waller to prepare the petition. The Greys consider an armory addition in a new city hall if built.
Rugs at the 10918 Main St. auction sale carry a guarantee and may be exchanged at any time.
New Orleans on December 2 Henry T Hart Jr pleaded guilty to embezzling 29 thousand dollars from the Illinois Central railroad while serving as collector. Sentence was deferred.
Miss Rae Byrnes spent a week in Dubuque with her parents and has now returned to Hammond Indiana where she is employed.
A fragment suggests a person named Nell warns that refusals will trigger self harm by razor and mentions Belleer wagering on a safety razor. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or corroborating details.
United States Senator Clapp of Minnesota will open the La Follette campaign in Milwaukee with a speech tonight. The largely progressive Republican gathering draws attendees from across Wisconsin as State Senator Sanborn of Ashland chairs. Clapp is expected to advocate the insurgent cause in Congress and discuss backing a La Follette candidate for governor at next year’s primaries.
An auction of embroidery and drawn work is held twice daily at 1013 Main Street. The listing notes available items and timing, reflecting a local sale event with repeated daily sessions.
In Dubuque County District Court Iowa a petition in equity filed by C Wilson seeks reform of a Norton J Loomis deed to James J Rogers and quieting of title to described real estate. Defendants Mary Loomis Chandler Loomis Florence Loomis Priest Affal Loomis and Mary Loomis must answer by Jan 4 1910 or default relief will be entered.
Baldy Kerwick, quarterback and star, was elected captain of this year's team at J Joseph's College during a Wednesday night meeting. He has already shown play that merits a position on any state team and acts as a field general of notable ability.
Whitman college officials announce the Thanksgiving day game against Washington college will be abolished next year unless mass plays are eliminated following serious injuries to players. Auction ad on 1013 Main St. promotes Oriental rugs and bric a brac.
William J. Keenan, longtime Illinois Central conductor between Dubuque and Fort Dodge, wed Miss Leora J. Cross at St. Joseph’s Catholic church in Waterloo. The couple, described as well known and highly regarded, will honeymoon and establish a home with already furnished accommodations.
The excerpt notes Kerwick’s errors and the crew’s limited mistakes this year. It suggests he has a strong repertoire of plays to choose from and that, despite faults, his experience and skill could make him a top performer next season.
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