Markets Show Mixed Hog and Cattle Activity in Chicago
Hog receipts reach 20,000 with prices mostly steady to five cents higher across grades. Cattle receipts about 9,500 with beeves around 9.15 and mixed cattle, stockers, and westerns showing gains. Sheep receipts 20,000 with steady to ten cent declines. native and western sheep and lambs range from roughly 5.75 to 8.60. Bull and calf values largely steady to lower. feeders and slaughter cows hold near last week’s levels. Overall tone bullish for hogs on light runs, while plainer beef grades soften slightly.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Reid
Texas
Mender
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
Cattle receipts 1 400 stable market hog receipts 5 000 steady to five cents lower top hog prices 8 90 bulk 8 80 8 85 sheep receipts 1 500 market steady Local market conditions for Sioux City Iowa livestock sales reported with stability in cattle and sheep and a slight dip in hogs.
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Sioux City
Towa
Market Report Cheery Range of Hay Prices in Sioux City
Gossips of Tuesday's Markets notes fat and killing cattle showed little quotable change from Monday and a narrow swing in hay prices across the week. Prices ranged from 8.50 to 8.90 per unit with small daily shifts reported by Sioux City dealers.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Grain price list summary for northern regions and barley
The list shows NORTHERN prices 73 71 67 for No 2 grades with velvet chaff 72 70, CORN 30, OATS 23 decline, BARLEY 30 up to date, WLAN 1.00.
Grain price list from Minneapolis market report
The report lists bid and ask prices for wheat corn oats barley and rye in Minneapolis Minnesota. It covers No 1 hard No 7 northern No 2 northern and durums with May July and September wheat prices and futures, as well as cash near term values for white yellow and other grain grades.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Montana
Milwithhkes Wisconsin Trade Figures and Commodities
Fragmentary OCR shows references to northern bulk shipments, various grain and tobacco postings, likely a trade or commodity roundup. Mentions include oats, burley tobacco, prices, and shipment notes with scattered place names and numbers. The readable parts imply a local market brief with commodity listings and trade terms.
Coroner Receives Wild Claim On Revival Of Family
Rapid City South Dakota coroner Waldron received a letter from August Seymore of New York offering to revive six Perry family members who died in a blizzard. Seymore claims freezing bodies within five degrees allows revival after months. asks 400 dollars plus travel, 5000 dollars on revival, and expenses if it fails. Waldron dismissed the letter calling the writer a fool and not credible.
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Rapid City
S. 1
Ppavaldivon
Pennington County
Perry
August Seycigne
Nentochelle
No Y
Waldron
Seymore
Wither
New York
Ele
President Declines Speech Pursuit in Denial Ordinance
President Wilson declines a public address after year end saying he will observe a self denial ordinance. Clergymen and lawyers pressed for an April 27 interdenominational meeting, but the president sticks to attending only the Gridiron Club dinner, while a hot artesian well project in Hdgemont advances with 2,870 feet drilled and water at 126 degrees.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Washington
Whit House
Grill Club
Percy
Eriun
Edgemont Unveils Monster Artesian Well
Residents who inspected Edgemont’s artesian well hail it as one of the greatest spouters in the United States. The well yields 700 gallons per minute or 42 000 gallons per hour, totaling over one million gallons daily.
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Edgemont
United States
Phus
Auditors Meet in Pierre Elect Officers for Next Year
South Dakota county auditors select J. R. Wood as president and BE Ackerman as first vice president with R. A. Zangle as second vice president. J. J. Roberts is secretary treasurer and an executive committee includes A. I. Teklin and Bert Burton. Governor Byrne speaks on assessment standards while stormy weather limits attendance across the state.
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Eno
Mats Whest
Aid Jolson Cony
Bycorn Tapee
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Burley
Tim
Marrie
C. E. Vermilyer
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J. Co. Ackerman
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Brule
J. J. Mack
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Campbell
Peter Orth
Charles Mix
J. Waberna
Clark
A. J. McAlpine
Clay
J. I. Olson
Codington
J. C. Miller
Carson
Ralph I. Smith
Davison
R. A. Zangle
Day
Chris
Sulley
Jas. T. O'Donnell
Turner
O. N. Rasmussen
Union
Edward Holden
Walworth
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Yankton
Julius Nere Ziebuch
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