Market News Hog Receipts and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Receipts from Armour and Co. show hogs to noon 1006 marked, with notes that the Hur market is not public and quotations are elsewhere. Sioux City and Chicago markets report varied hogs, cattle, and sheep prices with declines and steadies, including top yearlings at 15.75 to 16.00, packing sows around 3.80, and cattle under pressure in multiple regions.
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Armour & Co
Onite
Huron Yard
Sioux City
Sioun City
Cu. S. Dept. Agri
Gstow
Chicago
U. S
Lowery
St. Paul
Dept. Agg
Linux Falls
Sigux Falls
Helier No
Markets Waron Poultry Butter Eggs Furnished Daily by Swift Co
Markets report furnished daily by Swift & Co lists poultry, butter, and eggs with prices and movement notes. Trade activity shows steady demand and price ranges for selling and buying across markets.
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Etron Poultry and Fers
Back Brothers
Huren
Huron
Chicago
WARON
Swift & Co
Wheat futures boom as bought across markets in Minnesota
Wheat futures opened strong with heavy eastern buying pushing December futures up 1 percent and September 3 1 4 cents. Oats held firm while rye lagged on wheat weakness. Floor barley slipped then recovered as flax stayed unsettled and crushers avoided September futures. Cash wheat remained strong for low protein, winter demand steady, durum firm, and offerings readily absorbed.
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Minneapolis
Market Report in Minneapolis Carrot Range News
Minneapolis measured carrot grain and wheat prices with No 2 dark northern at 1.343% to 1.343% and No 1 northern at 1.29% amid mixed pricing for hard spring and winter wheats. The Sept 7 report lists multiple grain varieties and prices in a regional market overview.
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Tgron Graly Market
Minneapolis
Market News: Grain Prices and Duluth Futures Report
Minneapolis and Duluth markets feature grain bids across durum and wheat varieties with No 1 amber durum and mixed durum quoted. Reported activities include stock splits rumors, notable price moves in Simmons Allie Chemical and electronics, and a volatile close amid 2.44 million shares traded.
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Duluth
Market shows irregularities after weekend profit taking
New York on September 7 reports heavy weekend profit taking among industrial lenders causing some market irregularity in a brief session. The general trend remains upward with public utility issues leading gains. Traders note a sharp rally yesterday but some doubt a rapid recovery, prompting reduced commitments. Weekly mercantile reviews indicate expansion in business activity.
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New York
Fragmented feline market quotes from vintage rail and steel listing
A dense OCR strip shows percentages next to many company names across industries. Entries include Am Can 175 percent Am Interntl 86 percent Am Sug 82 percent and Kennecott 95, Kro ger 88, Pullman 8535, Reading 146, Nor Pac am B Pennsy. The excerpt hints at a historical market roundup with varied quotational figures, lacking a cohesive narrative.
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Chem & D
Allis Chat
Am Can
Car & F
Am Lowe
Sm & Mel
Armour
Jeet Steel
Io Rus
Weinchmann
Gen Motors
Greene
Houston
Hudson
Nickel
Kennecott
Kroger
Mack TK
Mo Pac
Monte Ward
Nash Mins & N Cash
NY Cente
Nor Pac
Pullman
Radio Tilla
Repl &S
Stamford Oil of Tadiana Stock Gaps on Market Day
On the card market, Stamford Oil of Tadiana stock today rose to 56 percent as traders cited stronger demand. Other listed entities include Sears Roe 186 percent and Western Union 232 percent with wide price moves across the board.
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Reyn Tob
Sears Roe
Sinclair
Sou Pac
Sou Ry
St Oil Cal
St. Oil NI
St Oi NY
Stew-Warn GS
Studebaker
Tex Garp
Tex Pad Tr
Timken
Wabash
Western UN
Westingh
Willys Oy
Woolworth
Standard Otf Ind
Stamford Oil
Tadiana
College Football Enthusiasm and the Growth of the Game
The piece discusses college publicity on football, the push to replace star players, and the rise of new stadiums and interregional rivalries. It notes commercialism debates, alumni arguments, and the importance of local rivalry in boosting attendance while stressing football as a team sport built on discipline and coordination.
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America
Georgia
Alabama
Notre Dame
Walch
Attorney's Daughter Seeks Legal Fame Amid Scholarly Feats
Evelyn West, daughter of Tulsa lawyer Charles West and former Oklahoma attorney general, wins Columbia University first scholarship for two women in school. She completes a post graduate course in public law after high school in 1924. She earned three scholarships, attends Barnard, and gains high marks in science tests.
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Tulsa
Okla
Charles West
Oklahoma
Evelyn West
Columbia University
Miss West
Barnard Solleee
Barnard
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