Market News From Sioux City to Chicago Livestock
Market news briefs from Sioux City and Chicago detail livestock, hogs, cattle, sheep, and produce prices. Entries cover Sioux City, Sioux Falls, St Paul, and Mitchell markets with figures for calves, steers, yearlings, hogs and sows, plus poultry and dairy notes. Includes Chicago and Minneapolis commodities and price ranges.
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Sioux City
Dept. Agri
Rangers
Chicago
U. 8
Dept
Thurasay
St. Paul
I. S Dent. Agr
Imik
Sioux
Sioux Falls
Ancona
Wheat and grain futures show dull activity in Minneapolis
Wheat held steady amid light trading with high protein wheat in demand. Cash offerings were small and prices mixed, with barley and oats trading lightly. Corn and flax futures moved slowly, while winter wheat remained scarce and firm. Montana high protein demand noted.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth Durum and Wheat Futures Report April 11
Durum markets show May at 1.05 and July at 1.07 with nearby closing around 1.04 to 1.0834 for September. Flax contracts edge higher with March 3.4145 and July 243 percent, while wheat bid quotes run No 1 amber durum 1.2454 and No 2 do 1.245 percent to 1.19 for No 1 mixed durum.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Duleth
Duluth
Stoge Market Grows Cautious Amid Mixed Signals
New York traders watched a steady stock accumulation as hopes for looser credit and lower federal reserve loans formed the backdrop. Call money held at 9 percent with ample funds. some soft spots appeared and a few bear traders dampened bullish moves. Public utilities led gains with American and Foreign Power advancing 8 points, and several names like International Nickel and Kennecott Andes rose 2 to 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ‘York
Federal Reserve
International Telephone
St. Joseph Leach
Anaconda Cooper
Greene Cananea
Kennecott Andes
Cerro de Pasco
International Nickel
Amercan
Yellow Truck
Sweet’ Co. of America
Stromberg
American
Najingat Dairy
General Electric
Chrysler Dips Near Year’s Low as Markets Rally
The market closed strong with total sales around 7,100,060 shares. The report lists numerous stock quotations including Chrysler at 92 percent, General Electric at 234, and United States Steel at 189 percent, highlighting a curb market note on Standard Oil (Ind) closing at 88 percent. It also discusses tariff relief, export rebates, and farm surcharges in a skeptical view of U.S. and Canadian agricultural policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Chem & D
Am Can
Car & F
Am Interutl
Am Loco
Am Sug
Am T & T
Am Woolen
Anaconda
Nour
Atchison
At Coal
B&o
Beth Sti
Can Pac
Kenecott
Kroger
Mariand
MK & T
Mo Pac
Monte Ward
Sou Ry
St Ol Bal
St Oi NJ
St Oil NY
Stew-Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tex & P
Tex P Ld Tr
Timken
U Carbide
United Fru
US Ind Ale
US Rule
US Steel
Vanadium
Wabash
Westingh
Willys-Oo
Woolworth
Standard Oil
IND
Standard Oil of
Indiana
McMaster Explains Tax Amendment On Freight Rebates
Yankton April 11 Senator W H McMaster spoke on WNAX about his 1928 tax bill amendment. The proposal would rebate freight rates from terminal markets to the sea coast on agricultural exports, mirroring a factory drawback system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Northwest
Yankton
WNAX
W. H. McMaster
McMaster
Arbor Day observance pushes late planting pace
Arbor Day momentum slows planting as nurseries release few trees while Huron Izaak Waltons urge plans to set out trees in the next week or two. An 8 PM Labor Temple program features A L Ford and C R McArthur on tree propagation, followed by a Lyric Theater screening of hunting fishing reels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Izaak Waltons
Izaak Waltons
Labor Temple
A. L. Ford
Lyric Theater
Canada
Ex Presidents to Be Senators Proposal Considered
Washington April 11 A proposal by Senator Fess to allow ex presidents to serve as ex officio lifetime Senators at large and earn 25000 a year was announced. He argues their experience would benefit the nation and notes Taft as an example though he would only be one exception among former leaders.
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Washington
Senate
Fess
Ohio
Taft
Supreme Court
Fess Sain
F and R Official Visiting Huron
Huron visitors quoted Finkelstein and Ruben theatres general manager H D Finkelstein praising rapid talkie progress in six months. He notes theatre patrons see ongoing improvements in sound pictures outpacing automobile refinements, comparing the pace to a marvel of the era. He is the son of the founder linked to the Finkels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Winkelstein
Finkelstein and Ruben Theatres
Mr. Finkelstein
Finkelstein
Surveyant F and R head predicts future of theatres in Huron
F and R official in Huron conducts a survey of their 120 theatres across Minnesota North and South Dakota and Wisconsin. He forecasts continued sound development, then colored pictures and third dimension films within a year. He says Broadway shows could air via sound movies soon after Broadway debuts.
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Kelstein
Huron
Huron Theatres
Misnnesota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Moving Picture Indutry
Finkelstein
Winkelstein
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Armour & Co
Doon
Sioux Falls Livestock Reidoy
Bulk
Good Packers
Light Bens
Mitchell
Les Hornga
U. Ss. Dept. Agr
U. S
Northern
Minnesota
Dakota
Idaho
Ios
HORON
Swit & Co
Stags
Priess
Festerways
Aaron Gra
Carkot
Harry Sinclair
Great Neck
Long Island
Harry Sin
District of Columbia
United States Supreme Court
High Court
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Sinclair
Senate Public Lands Committee
Stoge
Central
Republican
Congress
OLD Stock Yards
Will Steel
Roy Housman
Huron Grain & Coal CO
Market Road
S. W
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