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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1894
Page
7
Knowledge and comfort come from using the pure liquid laxative known as Syrup of Figs. It claims to cleanse the system, relieve colds headaches and fevers, and cure constipation without weakening organs. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co with its name on each package.
The newspaper offers a liberal deal for a one year subscription at one dollar and twenty five cents with terms prepaid. Old and new subscribers may take advantage of the offer by sending in their names and paying arrears in full.
The Grand Army of the Republic holds a naval veterans parade in Pittsburg led by Rear Admiral J B Osborn with over 1000 marchers and historic naval relics including a torn banner from the Kearsarge. Miss Daisy Title and Miss Carrie Lowe lead as mascots amid a city welcoming 50 000 visitors for a week of reunions and ceremonies.
The English flagged schooner Favorite was captured by the Mohican on August 14 for violating sealing laws and turned over to H. M. Pheasant, who sent her to Victoria. She carried between 1,400 and 1,500 skins. Captain Hansen reports fair catch around Dutch Harbor this season and sailors are generally satisfied.
Perry Oklahoma was struck by two water spouts overnight. Numerous business houses flooded and low lands overflowed with water forcing residents to wade from homes and abandon goods. In spots water reached waist depth on city streets.
A fragment describes confinement at Parx and mentions testimonials. A user claims his wife used two bottles of Mother's Friend and recovered swiftly. The notice lists J. Morrox of Harlow NC and Arvanta GA with a mail order offer for a book to Mothers from BRADFORD REGULATOR Co. and druggists.
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A murky haze and west wind stirred Pine City Minnesota residents Sunday as a forest fire nearby raised fears of a Hinckley style disaster. Officials from St Paul and Duluth monitored the scene while trains stood ready to assist. By afternoon the wind eased and activity returned to normal.
The Sikh brings dispatches on the Chinese army advancing into Northern China toward Korea. Chinese soldiers are largely coolies, with many foreigners recruited, while Japan relies on native forces. En route, the Sikh saw three fleets of twenty Japanese ships in four divisions.
In Marshalltown Iowa on Sunday the heaviest rain in years drenched the area signaling a developing wet spell. Chicago reports a partial lunar eclipse upcoming Friday night visible nationwide except where cloud cover obscures the view. Market notes from Milwaukee show steady flour and mixed grain prices with wheat and barley slipping while rye weakens.
Minneapolis notices a wheat trading session with September at 52 1/2 to 54 1/4 cents and December around 54 1/2 to 55 1/4, May near 59 1/2 cents. On Track old No 1 hard at about 58 1/4, No 1 Northern 57 1/4, No 2 Northern 54, new No 1 hard 56 1/4, No 2 Northern 53 1/4 cents.
Hogs steady with poor quality ranges from 5.55 to 5.8 per hundred. Cattle steady with good demand for butcher stock prime steers 3.25 to 3.49, prime cows 2.2 to 2.55, light veal calves 2.50 to 3.75, heavy calves 1.50 to 2.75, bulls 1.25 to 1.75. Sheep steady for butcher muttons and lambs. tame lambs 1.59, common 0.75 to 1.25. Receipts include hogs 700, cattle 400, calves 50, sheep 17.
The Duluth market report lists cash prices for wheat grades No 1 hard to No 3 Northern with varying cents per bushel and future contracts for September December and May. Prices show fluctuations with No 1 Northern at 555 gc and No 2 Northern at 5544 c, among others.
CHICAGO September 10 1894 livestock market notes show cattle steady natives around 1 25 westerns 4 50 best Westerns near 4 00 extra natives about 5 65 hogs active demand higher grades up 5 10 cents light hogs 5 50 rough packing 5 70 mixed 5 40 heavy packing 4 66 pigs 3 25 sheep and lambs market firm receipts Cattle 1 000 hogs 9 000 sheep ?
Chicago market notes show wheat closing September at 5444 percent, December 5744c, May 244 624c. Corn and oats steady with various months quoted. Pork higher with September at 14.25 dollars and January at 14.32 dollars.
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