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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1896
Page
7
The notice promotes a liberal newspaper offer for Huronite and the New York Tribune with advance payment required and arrears settled. The promo targets old and new subscribers and stresses a time-limited opportunity from the publication.
Bradstreets notes rising wheat prices as a favorable feature of the week. Telegrams from major centers show irregular trade with continued export demand and expectations of higher prices. Interior merchants report slower season business while other cities see steady orders for spring goods.
Cincinnati reports that the council of supreme officers will meet to consider moving the biennial encampment from Minneapolis to another city due to railroad rate concerns. The proposal seeks a site change and awaits selection.
Mayor Walbridge of St Louis announced his willingness to run for governor. The report notes political ambitions amid a shifting national scene as Harrity calls a Democratic convention.
Milwaukee grain market report shows flour steady and oats steady. Wheat prices for No 2 spring and No 1 Northern at 62 cents, with May futures at 62 and a half cents. Corn No 3 at about 6 and a half cents. oats No 2 white at 19 and No 8 white at 19 and a half cents.
Minneapolis and Duluth market notes dated January 24, 1896 show bid and close figures for wheat. Prices span January and May futures with hard and northern grades quoted, cash No 1 hard and No 2 Northern levels listed, along with arrivals and rejections.
An advertisement urges immediate action to use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for colds, dyspepsia, and early-stage consumption. A testimonial from Mirra Mil credits the remedy with saving her life after a doctor gave up.
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