MacVeagh Urges Radical Money Reform for U S
Secretary of the Treasury Franklin MacVeagh calls for radical reform of the banking and currency system. He warns Congress that under the current setup the federal government bears the burden of panics and economic distress and urges a central cooperative agency free from political control to supervise independent banks. He also cites expected deficits for the 1914 and 1915 fiscal years and promotes customs, currency, and pensions reforms.
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Annual Meeting Set for December 10
The Chamber of Commerce and Waterloo club call for their annual meeting next Tuesday at 7 36 o clock in the club rooms over Pinkerton grocery. Officers for the coming year will be elected and plans outlined for a broader campaign. Lamson, president since the merger six years ago, declines reelection with C L Wingsley noted as possible successor.
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C. Eo Pickett
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Berkl L. Kingsley
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Moneyed Circles Brisk as Banks See Reserve Drafts
The money market is brisk in Waterloo and central Iowa as banks report heavy drafts on reserve funds. Farmers’ crops slow movement and hog cholera losses reduce deposits, while New York call money climbs to 14 percent. Saloons’ closure shows no immediate bank impact, with deposits expanding across institutions. six months to a year may reveal clearer effects.
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Market summary from Genchal Markets Chicago wheat and hogs
Disappointing wheat trade as buyers hold back with good Argentina harvest weather and steady export demand at Kansas City. May futures show small moves around 901/2 to 903/4 while corn weakens on liberal selling. hogs advance amid limited stock and pork at 18.57 1/2, lard 10.15, ribs 9.87 1/2.
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St Louis and Omaha Livestock Prices Reported
Market notes from St Louis and Omaha show cattle and hog receipts for December 4 with mixed prices across beef steers cows and heifers hogs and lambs. Chicago prices echoed conservative cattle and sheep shifts with cash wheat corn oats and feed markets also updated.
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