Hogs and cattle prices slide at Chicago market
Hogs drop five cents with a slow steady decline from yesterday. Union Stock Yards notes estimated receipts of 28 000 and 22 000 tomorrow, with official yesterday at 17 754 and 6 636 shipped. Cattle receipts about 18 000 and beef prices range from 7.25 to 9.40 for bees and 38.90 to 8.75 for cows. Sheep receipts around 46 000 with prices weakening to 3.60 to 4.70 for natives and lambs at 5.50 to 6.70. Western lambs also listed at 5.50.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Texas
Sioux City cattle hog and sheep market report
Sioux City market news shows cattle receipts 1400 with steady tone and hog receipts 650 steady to five cents lower. Sheep receipts 2000 with market steady. week’s range and prices noted, including range beef steers around 7.50 to 8.08, cows 5.50 to 6.50, calves 7.00 to 10.00, feeders 6.50 to 7.25, hogs about 8.00 to 8.20, and overall weaker fat sheep and lambs amid bearish signals from other centers.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Roman
Géeuip
Thesday
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Mitchell Grain Market Wheat Prices Reported
The Mitchell grain market lists wheat prices with No 1 northern at 75, No 2 northern at 73, No 8 northern at 70, No 1 velvet chaff at 74, and No 2 velvet chaff at 72.
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Mitchell Grain Market
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Market Figures
The Minneapolis grain market reports bids and arrivals for Wheat No 1 hard and northern at various cents per bushel, No 2 and No 3 grades, September December and May futures, Corn yellow and No 4, Oats White and No 8, with Warley and Vlax prices and Chicago area settle lines. Prices include bid and ask ranges and arrive figures across multiple varieties.
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Minneapolis
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Northern
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Warley
Milwaukee Grain Market Prices Snapshot
MilwaukeeWis market notes show grain and commodity quotes across wheat corn oats and barley. Prices list No1 Dakota northern wheat velvet hat December May futures, corn No3 and yellow, oats No8 white and standard, barley medium and No3 with rejected lots.
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Milwaukee
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Witrat
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Darley
Shipton Wins Gun Club Trophy in Windy Shoot
George Shipton of Company I and city police forces won the Mitchell Rifle Club trophy at the national guard range four miles north of the city. A strong wind kept scores below last year’s 128 by Lem Bagley as Bricker placed second with 109. Others scoring included Rowley 105 Morgans 98 Escott 100 and Kimball 101. Bagley could not compete due to 1912 trophy eligibility.
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Mitchell Rifle Club
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Lem Bagley
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Lieut. E F. B. Rowley
Rh. A. Bricker
Inheritance Tax Duties Delayed by County Treasurers
Reports from county treasurers show some have held inheritance tax collections for nearly two years, leaving counties with a large amassed amount.
State to Enforce Interest on Late County Funds
The law requires semiannual payments to the state treasurer on April first and October first, with counties paying six percent to the state on funds held after those dates. State Treasurer Ewart says county treasurers have not remitted when asked and will start enforcing the interest provision.
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Ewart
College Opens the School Year at Dakota Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan University began the 1918-1014 term with 809 students enrolled for opening exercises in Science hall. Rev. G W Rosenberry urged broad education and self culture while President W G Seaman welcomed newcomers. Classes started at 2 pm with 296 registered by noon and expected 350 by evening.
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Science Hall
W. G. Seaman
G. W. Rosenberry
Sioux Falls
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Ten Viremen Hurt In Milwaukee Coal Dock Fire
Ten firemen were burned and three seriously injured during a blaze that destroyed $75,000 worth of coal, decks and dock buildings belonging to the Gross Coal Company in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
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Gross Coal Company
Inauguration of New Huron College President Gage
On September 30, 1913, Harry Morehouse Gage will be inaugurated as president of Huron College in Huron South Dakota. Trustees sent thousands of invitations and will host many educational leaders from South Dakota and beyond including J A Marquis president of Coe College Cedar Rapids who will welcome the new leader.
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Huron College
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J. A. Marquis
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Inaugural Events for South Dakota Colleges
Presidents Slagle of South Dakota State College and Seaman of Dakota Wesleyan University will speak for state and denominational colleges. An inaugural reception follows in Ralph Voor-Nees Hall honoring retiring President Calvin H. W. French and incoming President Mary M. Gage with trustees faculty alumni and friends present.
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RK. J. Slagle
South Dakota State College
Wim. G. Seaman
Dakota Wesleyan University
South Dakota
Ralph Voor- Nees
Calvin HW. French
Mary M. Gage
Cancer Victim Praises Chester Cancer Cure
Nat Wick of Sioux Falls letters Argus-Leader praising Dr Seehroyer of Chester for a cancer treatment. He states Rochester advised no cure, Chester offered guaranteed cure after two treatments, and his facial cancer was removed with restoration expected. He signs Nat Wigis.
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Sioux Falls
Rochester
Minn
Argus-Leader
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Seehroyer
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Baseball Scores and Batteries From Doubleheader Standings
Baseball box scores show St Paul and Brooklyn games with line scores and pitching details. Batteries listed include Yingling Fisher Gibson Per Lapp Dee Sapreeee and others. other games feature Detriot Philadelphia and Pittsburgh with multiple battery pairings and runs.
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Simon
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