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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1894
Page
7
Knowledge says the remedy Syrup of Figs offers comfort and improvement by fitting physical needs with the world’s best products. It cleanses kidneys, liver and bowels without weakness, suits taste, and has won medical approval. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, produced only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
An abbreviated public notice announces a limited time offer with no clear end date or eligibility details. The fragment emphasizes urgency and a marketing tone without substantive information.
New York Dec 3 R G Dan Co weekly review says government loan success and gold reserve replenishment do not much affect business or export prices. Domestic trade shows no major boost amid bank troubles, Erie bond default, or sugar refinery closures. Wheat and cotton rise modestly while farmer outlook not brighter. iron works expand but prices show weakness. number of failures climbs in US and Canada.
In Helena, L. H. Hirshfield testified that Aaron left in the morning while Mrs. Hirshfield spoke to the court. Dr. F. M. of the arity commission testified for the defense, explaining neuristherina can mimic symptoms and memory loss, complicating the case.
The National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union officers met at Cuicano from Nov. 24 to Dec. 3 to chart stronger organization, with Lillian M. Stevens presiding. Katherine Lente Stevenson now heads the department, and new policies target Southern colored communities and school patriotism. Delegates to the London 1895 World’s WCT convention will also attend the British SA event, with Willard and Stevens representing. Attendees at the National Council of Women in Washington include Willard, Stevens, Hoffman, and Lady Henry Somerset, who will feature prominently in WCTU meetings. No comment was made on Mrs. Cleveland’s christening action regarding the steamship St. Louis.
A new national bank with $50,000 capital plans doors in Deadwood. Chamberlain reports the bank will be backed by local businessmen and likely to attract business in the Black Hills region.
The Italian parliament resumes its session while the U S Supreme Court reassembles and the Lexow committee renews its probe into New York official crookedness. Windsor marks the Princess of Iles birthday at age fifty with royal celebrations. Albany hosts a historical pageant as Governor Elect Morton visits Governor Flower. Pacific coast revenue service freight duties draw attention this week.
The item lists December 1 1894 prices for flour wheat corn oats and barley. Wheat steady at 59 cents for No 1 spring and May delivery 605 cents. Corn weak No 3 at 44 cents. Oats steady New York white No 3 white at 31 34 23234. Barley quiet and weak No 2 at 21 23.
Hogs steady and active with quality fair. CTs at 4 dollars, prime steers 3.2 to 3.7, prime cows 2.40 to 2.43, light veal calves 2.50, heavy calves 1.50, stockers 1.50 to 2.40, feeders 2.0 to 2.75, bulls 1.25 to 1.75. Sheep receipts light, no trading. Receipts hogs 2.70, cattle 50, calves 0. Minneapolis wheat: December open 84 3/4, high 85 1/8, close 83 3/4. May open 86 1/4, high 86 3/4, low 83 1/2, close 84 1/2. On track no. hard 4 1/2 to 4 3/4, No. 1 northern 48 to 49, No. 2 northern 18.
An unclear OCR fragment references goods shipped east from Ha, overland routes, Pacific shipments, and refinery rail links by sea. It mentions Waiian islands and Southern regions with unsatisfactory moments and fighting over quantities.
Dec 3 report from San Francisco states the Southern Pacific began a broad salary reduction affecting nearly all employees from top to bottom. The sweeping cut is expected to impact every department and service of the company.
Iowa Central is surveying a route for a Story City to Sibley branch. The grand jury has condemned the county jail a frame dwelling with steel cage prison inmates at risk in a fire.
The regular monthly treasury debt statement shows expenditures exceeded receipts in November by 5 166 867 dollars, increasing the current fiscal year deficit to 22 510 226 dollars.
Ice boating on Lake Pepin Lake City Minnesota is now open and enjoyed by many. A regatta is considered among fleet boat owners and may occur soon though date is not yet set.
John A. Jones, one of the miners burned in the Jack Oak powder explosion one mile west of Albia, dies. He leaves a wife and nine children destitute.
A dated market note from Duluth lists wheat cash prices and grades for No 1 northern and No 2 northern with assorted figures including 59 percent and 39 in Decem br. The fragment hints at commodity pricing for December and May delivery.
Hogs continue fair with moderate activity and steady prices. Light hogs bring around 1.40 to 1.50, rough packing 4.20 to 4.45, mixed 4.25 to 4.75, heavy packing 4.50 to 4.55, and pigs 2.40 to 2.10. Cattle steady, sheep slightly easier. receipts: hogs 17,0 cattle 1,000 sheep 6,00.
Chicago market column shows closing prices for wheat, corn, oats, pork and lard with December and January futures, including assorted figures and abbreviations. The data reflect period price levels and contract months for grain and meat products.
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