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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
11
Cattle receipts about 4,000 head at Sioux City yards with steady bulk but softer hogs and overall mixed tilts. Prices show steers and yearlings down from prior session, hogs slipping from 5.70 to 6.40, and cattle across grades ranging from common to prime with calves steady.
Fragmentary notes from Chita dated June 12 mention receipts and figures such as S540 and 13,000, with scattered names like Sule and Bui and references to holders or purchases. The text is incomplete and could indicate financial or inventory items without a coherent event.
Calves at 1.50 with slow early sales. top veals inch higher with quality improving. Breeders and feeders steady to firm. prices range from 7.75 to 9.50 for various classes. Shipper market active but lower than Tuesday. hogs and sows steady to weak. sheep and lambs generally steady with best native sorts firm.
Indianaglis Indiana June 11 market notes show feeder calves and cattle trading unevenly. Prices quoted include feeder calves at 7.00 to 7.25 and heifers around 7.20 to 7.25 with steady to weak demand and top cattle near 16 990.
June 11 market figures for steers cows and heifers calves and bulls shown with varied prices. Sheep and lambs listings include top quotes and multiple grades. Rural market shorthand conveys fluctuating values across cattle sheep and goats.
Testimony shown at the hearing before Wolam A. Disque federal examiner for the Interstate Commerce Commission indicates freight rates on coal from Indiana Kentucky and Illinois are excessive. H F Sundberg traffic manager Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce testified with evidence supporting rate overcharges.
New York June Illinois market notes show flour firmer and pork steady with mess at 27.00, last firmer middlewest spot 10.50, dress poultry steady with turkeys 20 and chickens 28 cents, ducks 2 cents, geese 10 cents, fowls 25 to 26 cents. Eggs 31,332 cases receipts, market firmer for nearby white and state whites. dairy tub prices listed for creamery and state dairy varieties.
Market notes list butter receipts with 3c standard and 30¢ firsts, live poultry receipts include cars of fowls ducks geese and turkeys with varied cents per pound, potatoes receipts show 341 cars and regional price spreads for Cobblers Triumphs from North South Carolina Idaho Louisiana.
Mondell addressed a gathering as he began proceedings to nominate a Republican Party chairman. He praised past leaders Lincoln McKinney Roosevelt Coolidge and urged unity behind a strong national platform and dependable GOP majorities in Congress. He argued the party alone can provide clear policy and stable governance.
Buddhist rites were held under cherry trees to honor Japanese lovers who chose double suicide over denied union. The article notes Shinju as a recurrent theme in Kobiyashi's novels and traces the practice from its 1744 origin with Itayu Harada to modern cases, detailing age patterns and seasonal variation in methods.
Rome officials anticipate over two million pilgrims for the 1924 Holy Year. The Vatican and city authorities plan to house many poorer pilgrims in convents and monasteries around Rome to ease crowded conditions.
Attendance for the University of Iowa summer term nears 3000 students, about twenty percent above the same point last year, according to university officials in Iowa City.
President Main delivered the baccalaureate address at Grinnell college in Grinnell Iowa yesterday morning. Prof Lavell spoke at the afternoon vesper service. The college orchestra gave a concert at Herrick chapel featuring Lucille Martin and Harvey Waugh.
Mount Clemens Michigan June 12 Lieutenant Wilson died at Selfridge field after his plane failed to recover from a tail spin and crashed into the ground. He died within minutes of the impact.
Grain movement and crop notes from Farrow Lit Board coverage include corn factory outlook, oats struggles, and wheat activity. Analysts discuss yield prospects, weather impacts, and market questions as traders watch prices and provisions.
The readable parts describe various names and places in a messy OCR fragment. Entities such as Pat Ayer and Savy are mentioned among scattered terms and numbers, with no coherent narrative or clear event. The lack of structured facts limits precise summarization.
The market shows reduced hog sales this week versus last with prices hovering around 6.70 to 7.00 in a tight range. Figures indicate only modest activity and continued variability across lots and buyers in the hog trade.
Sioux City market offers ample cantaloupes at 10 to 15 cents, down from 20 to 25 cents last week. Watermelons arrive, strawberries and blackberries priced, and peaches plums apricots plentiful. Bananas rise, homegrown vegetables abundant with leaf lettuce radishes onions cheap, butter 43 to 45 cents, eggs steady, poultry stable.
New York stocks opened higher as buoyancy spread through the market following the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s second increase in the rediscount rate to 3 4 percent. Several issues advanced, with notable price moves in United States Steel and Atlantic Coast Line among others.
In We'en June 12 Carl Deck and Grownie misscaccies attached to the Re Ome church were wounded by local troops at Shea Chow rn. Both men suffered flesh wounds in the arms from bullets. No details on casualties were given and a protest was reportedly made to local authorities.
A fragmented text advises meeting a classified ad half way to attract logical buyers. It promotes clear value, registering ads for rent and furnished listings, and using compelling copy to win reader interest and sell items. It emphasizes concise, reader-focused ads.
Notice details a lost electric home cleaning machine on the West Side last Friday June 6. Reward offered for its return to 208 Epa Building Liberal. Return request appears in a short classified notice.
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