Markets Show Sluggish Demand For Hogs And Cattle
Sioux City market reports weak meat demand with hog receipts around 14 000 and prices mostly steady to slightly lower. Cattle and lamb shipments distributed by several traders across Iowa and Nebraska with mixed stock and beef cattle continuing to move to Timber Lake and Brunswick销售.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Gils
Iowa
Kb. L. Iden
S . Land
M.A. Hawkins
Maurice
Rolstin
Sheldon
Bo. Broderoom
Britton
S. 1
Av. Sherer
Nebraska
J. L. Smyrp
Laurel
Nebo
George Nagel
Brunswick
Neb
B. Gastley
Lanefoml S
Mi- Wanker Road
A. Anderson
Vermitlion, S. 1
Hogs Strengthen and Prices Rise at Chicago Markets
Chicago stockyards report higher hog prices with strong demand for hogs and cattle. Hogs mostly sell from 17.00 to 17.30, cattle receipts around 14,000 with steady to firm quotes for steers, cows, and calves, and sheep receipts around 500 with Lambs trading near 8.00 to 13.00 and ewes near 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saou Tang
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Sitov
Market Summary Chicago New York Produce Prices
Chicago and New York markets report receipts and prices for butter creamery goods live poultry and dressed poultry. Buttercream prices near .87 to 1.92 per unit with varying classes. potato receipts discussed. live poultry supply unsettled. turkeys and seibs quoted with firsts and extras. overall market firmness amid receipts and higher prices.
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New York
York City
Dee
HS Bude
Dresed Poultry
Grain Market Prices in Milwaukee
Milwaukee grain market report for December 11 shows No 2 mixed corn at 81.40 with 1.75. No 3 mixed at 54.00 with 384.65. No 2 yellow at 81.75 with 1.80. No 3 yellow at 4.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Farmers Educational and Gas union stockholders meet
The local warehouse of the Farmers Educational and Gas union plans expansion to embrace the entire Shire after a stockholders meeting in Mitchell. Next stockholders meeting set for January 8, 1913 to discuss plans and appoint directors. Glen Richards Plarinton Ka Mard Mitchell and Mrs. Murphy of Vivitin named directors. meeting featured a smoker and musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers” Educational and
Mitchell
Fighi
Fort
Newmen Eleelal
Yam House
Glen Richards
Plarinton
Ka Mard
Mrs. Murphy
Vivitin
Suffrage Delegates Demand Legislation At Capitol
Women delegates to the National Woman's Suffrage Association marched on the capitol in snow to present petitions in favor of the suffrage amendment reported out by the House Judiciary Committee with no recommendation. South Dakota and state delegations attended the hearings, meeting their senators and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Women’s Suffrage Association
House Judiciary Committee
South Dakota
House
Grain prices and quotes from market report
The fragment lists futures style figures with corn and oats prices including No. 2 white and No. 3 white terms. Values such as $1.70 $41.60 and $1.70 81.75 appear, along with oats No. 3 white and No. 4 white quotes.
Minneapolis Cash Close Abrupt Grain Market Report
Minneapolis cash grain prices and futures quotes show corn and white varieties with mixed futures, noting No 8 yellow at 4.70, No 3 mixed at 1.65, No 2 white prices and December and May positions. The report lists multiple grain classes, arrivals, and bids, reflecting a unsettled trading day.
Shake Loose from Rheumatism with S. S. S.
An old advertisement proclaims S. S. S. purifies the blood and eliminates rheumatic germs. It claims fifty years of use with satisfactory results and urges readers to write Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia for medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
South Dakota Governor Norbeck Visits Camp Cody for Savings Plan
Governor Peter Norbeck of South Dakota visits Camp Cody with J. B. Mather and Col. J. B. Haelesby, touring local banks in Desmet and Deadwood. The Desmet report notes deposits surpassing 4 million dollars, up from 707 thousand a year earlier. The piece also covers Wheatless, Meatless, and Porkless guidance and a Sugar reduction plan. Also announced is B. F. Jennin gs promotion to oversee Milwaukee division headquarters in Murdo for the Black Hills line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Herreid
Camp Cody
Desmet
S. E
Dee
Deadwood
S. D
W. G. Dilligan
McGook, Neb
Burlington Railway
Orleans
Neh
G. Hobart
Black Hills
Rapid City
Jenninns
Milwaukee Railway Company
Murdo
Firemen Elect Estelline Officers for New Year
At the annual meeting the Estelline South Dakota volunteer fire department elected Chief W. M. Garpenter president RB S. Cameron vice president Wm Koch secretary AR nach treasurer J. P. Bly Il wis. A fireman's ball will be held January 1 with a committee named to arrange details.
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S. D
W. M. Garpenter
S. Cameron
Hoon Buys Jacobs Variety Store Stock
G W Hoon has purchased the stock of the H A Jacobs variety store at 4000 North Main and will reopen in the Beckwith building. Goods are being invoiced now. Hoon also owns Hoon Grocery and plans no immediate changes to either business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hoon
H. A. Jacobs and Company
North Main Street
Beckwith
Hoon
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Sioux City
South ST. Paul Market
Milwaukee Grain Market
State Exchange
Farmers’ Union
Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Fountains
Peoples Flour & Feed CO
First Ave
South Dakota News
H. A. Jacobs
Beckwith Block
Alexof
Fion
Olfars
America
D. R. Grigas & Co
HUB Clothiers
Housewives
J. 0. Walrath
Ins
W. S. Hill
Mitchell, S
J. W. Dougherty
Hitchcock
S. Dak
F. D. Hennessy
Auto & Tractor School
Nat'l. Bank
West 2Nd Ave
William Sceallin
2Nd Ave
Corn Palace
N. Main
First Nat'l Bank
Bank
Lawler St
6Th Ave
Universe I
Holshire
Univer
Jos
Rhode Island
Barnard, Giles
Moses
Ernst Yn
Shropshire
Land Co
W. 4Th St
Dakota Silo Factory
Home Park Add
Martin
White Lake
W. Reams, Mitchell
Mathis
BOR Sale—Farms
H Tler
E. F. Ritter
Sheriff's Office
Mitchell Power
Farmer’s Union
Co-Operative Supply Co
Qiddings General Ee
Herbert
Hitchock
Commercial & Savir
E. V. Bobb
Bobb
Nat. Bank
Equipment Bros
OR. R
4Th Ave
H. Noble & Son
A. B. Hager
Mitchell Trust Building
Lid & Main
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