Market and Weather Notes From Chicago Trading Floor
Disappointing threshing returns in Argentina buoyed wheat, while France saw damage and India reported helpful rains. Corn and oats moved with demand and weather concerns. hogs remained in demand, sheep steady, and lambs priced between 4 and 7.25 dollars. Live stock receipts at Chicago yards totaled 26,000 cattle 3,000 hogs 15,000 cattle tomorrow expected. a separate local report details a horsewhipping incident, a lodge dues suit, and a note on community Christmas trees in New York with multiple cities cited.
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City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Events
The file lists residents visiting, business trips, and local happenings. Notable items include Clifford Hallowell and James O Connor in the city, A L Runyon and C W Chapman traveling on business, teachers from Independence High visiting East High, Mrs J A Francis departing for Los Angeles, and Mrs J E Crouse visiting Albia. The Leavitt Johnson National Bank sues W J Dorsey for 240. Ascalon Commandery Knights Templar to inspect tonight at the Masonic Temple with Thomas Hench as inspecting officer. a banquet follows. I Lebowich building demolition underway, salvage planned, site to host a new three story structure. Andrew Striezel contractor.
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Masonic Temple
Thomas Hench
Maquoketa
I. Lebowich
Fourth
Water Streets
Andrew Striezel
Acotion
Grain and market prices in Chicago Waterloo lists
The grain page shows Chicago wheat and corn quotes for No. 2 red through No. 4, old and new, plus No. 2 yellow corn old and new. St. Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Winnipeg futures are given for December and May contracts. Waterloo prices cover flour, grain, butter, eggs, poultry, hay, cattle, hogs, and premiums with regional market figures.
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Mian Beaten in Front of Home by Group of Men
Henry Sieh, a carpenter of Arcola, St. Dee, was horse whipped last night in front of his home by five men after dusk over alleged cruelty to his wife. The attack mirrors Ku Klux Klan style methods. He received injuries but is not said to be in critical condition.
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