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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1902
Page
2
The Standard currently lists no advertising agencies outside Utah and all advertisers are urged to deal directly with the office at Ogden or with any reputable advertising agency.
Amid global wool price pressures and market shifts, South American flocks shrink as demand rises. European declines in sheep numbers and Australia's patterns worsen supply. The wool industry faces price rises and production cuts, with 20 million lost shop value cited.
A newspaper note compares churchgoing in New York City and Chiens with national implications. It cites New York figures of nearly one million residents and only 451031 in services, 190001 of whom attend regularly, highlighting a decline in religious observance. It argues foreign populations affect church metrics and warns of rising immorality alongside eroding core values.
Fragmented, garbled OCR text discusses political tensions, possible action at a Republican headquarters, and economic concerns about coal and steel protection. The piece speculates on duty, pricing, and global demand while fearing output disruption and national instability.
A garbled OCR item discusses free trade and economic policy, mentioning Heltera, Tari, and Mish eldur, with scattered references to vendors, new abodes, and the risk of linking production. The text is largely unreadable but hints at a debate over trade, industry, and pricing.
The report discusses federal land disposal and grazing policy, warning that a pending bill to lease vacant public domain could threaten homesteads and irrigation funding. It notes rising disposals, a push to limit fences harming settlements, and concerns over monopolizing public lands across 16 states.
A garbled OCR fragment references a 19th or early 20th century report by Ton Tadwig Jax Gollberger of Bere Tin and a German bond for commercial measures. It mentions a forthcoming monthly summary of commerce and treasury statistics, with scattered names and phrases about observations, publications, and a fictional or satirical tone.
An article analyzes 19th century global output across metals and grains, highlighting the United States as the dominant producer in wheat iron ore copper coal and gold. It notes US shares in world totals, shifts in production from Spain and Britain, and the vast scale of agricultural and mineral yields during 1800 to 1900, with emphasis on per annum outputs and comparative ratios.
World markets update from New York on November 4 notes no money or call changes, with sterling trading near four percent. Prime rates and related financial terms appear in the brief market blurb, reflecting a cautious trading horizon.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions exchange rates, bonds, and financial terms with references to 487.5, 485-76, 4.88, 4.8 percent, government bonds, New York, and related items. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Nov 24 reports show cattle receipts around 28 000 with mixed demand. Prices touch 6.78 to 8.50 for various classes including stockers and feeders. calves and hogs also noted with several regional quotes. Western and plains markets list steers cows bulls and vealers with price ranges. wool and wool-like items appear in small lots.
Cash wheat prices quoted for No 2 northern No 2 days and No 1 spring options with details incomplete. Market phrases indicate prices or bid values for No 2 and No 1 grades reported from Chinayo date November 24.
Market notes show minor price shifts as vendors in Chicago report small gains on certain goods. Trade sources cite limited demand and cautious buying with tentative upticks for select items and no broad price collapse.
Large selling of grain and stocks opened trading in New York, driving prices lower across proteins and grains while a few names like Mook Tsinnu and Rock Island Group show limited gains. Trading volumes rose as investors covered short positions, with Danbury and Pacific markets dipping and Manhatwur lifting briefly before retreating.
Oscar Groshele advertises cash registers at 22 Main St Salt Lane City inviting stores to buy and reduce nightly cash shortages. He urges merchants to investigate and request a catalogue for models and pricing.
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