Hog Prices Steady Weak and Market Updates From Various Bureaus
Market notes from ARNOUR STOCK YARDS HURON and nearby towns show hogs steady to weak with steady to higher cattle and mostly steady sheep. Prices listed for hogs range from 7.60 to 8.15 per 100 pounds with weekly receipts around 200. Other regional farm prices cover butter, eggs, poultry, and produce across Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown and Sioux City with mixed gains and steadier notes on dairy and feed commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnour Stock Yards
Huron
Poultry and Butterfat Prices Mixed in Chicago and Watertown Markets
Chicago markets report mixed moves for poultry with hens under 4 pounds at 10 cents, over 4 pounds 15 cents, and leg is horn prices unchanged. Butterfat No 1 at 28 cents, creamery grades steady. eggs in local receipts 17 cents for firsts. Watertown notes steady to slightly higher on hens and ducks with various grades maintaining prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Sioux
Sioux Falls
Cocky
Butser
Sioux City
New York
Express
Croswex
Leghorn
Chicago
Part Of Wheat Drop Recovered At Close
Chicago April 12 wheat futures rebounded from intraday lows as reports of Britain increasing food supply eased concerns over a bumper US crop. Late crop reports from the domestic southwest provided a supportive tone with prices closing modestly lower than the previous day. May, July contracts showed gains from the day’s lows before settling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Britain
United States
QAO
Luly
Apr
Misneapolis
Monneapolis
Duluth
Livestock Prices Slump In Chicago Auction Market
Apr 12 Chicago market reports hogs and lambs sold lower due to ample supply and reduced demand. Hogs 16,000 head with prices mostly 170 to 230 pounds at 85 to 105. Cattle receipts light, yearlings scarce, steers steady to 10 higher on limited offerings. Sheep around 9 dollars, bids weak. woolskin and dipped lambs little activity, overall market indicators mixed to soft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoas
LAMBS
Chicago
Monady
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Snapshot
Sioux City and St Paul markets show cattle and calf runs with varied demand. Prices listed include fat cattle at 7.25 to 9.10 per hundredweight, beef cows 5.50 to 6.00, bulls up to 6.55, calves around 9.50, sheep and lambs firm early and soft late, with packers bidding around 7.85 and shippers active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taoah
Erieth
Ike Vaann
Mitchell
Pau
Packers
Uy Tahorn
Sioux City
Paul Livestok
Paul
Markets At Glance from New York and Chicago
Markets at a glance show mixed activity across commodities and currencies. Stocks rally in New York with steels led by demand, bonds retreat, and metals and coins slip. Foreign exchange uneven with sterling down and franc up. Cotton firm with local and trade buying. sugar higher on house demand. coffee easy with selling. Chicago wheat lower on bumper crop prospects. corn influenced by wheat. cattle higher while hogs lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liegseter
Finlech
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Cash Close Report
Minneapolis reports April 12 wheat and corn price ranges and cash close. Wheat futures and cash quotes show No 2 heavy dark northern and No 1 dark northern values, with several grades listed. corn No 4 yellow and No 2 white quotes noted. Barley and oats quotations appear alongside sweet clover seed values and trading activity indicated as down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Tuker
Grain Bulletin
Darie Northers
Minneapolis
Carley
Montana
Batley
Last Minute Steel Rally Lifts Patchy Market
In New York stocks edged lower for most of the session with a late steel rally helping blue chips close higher. About 600000 shares changed hands as investors weighed inflation and Congress opposition to pump priming while several strong first quarter earnings fuels cautious optimism. Government bonds and home loan issues posted modest quotes in late trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuxuk
Ss Much Ss
Congress
Tiny Baby Born At Clark Hospital In South Dakota
A baby born three months premature at Clark Hospital in Ray mond, South Dakota, weighed about a pound and faced slim survival odds. Mr and Mrs John Hefferman of Raymond are the proud parents, and Dr Edwin Ramsey notes the infant has only a bare chance to live. The child is being fed with a medicine dropper as nurses monitor progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heffermans
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Jesse Dakouw Boye Dicgler
Bomb Explodes At Union Headquarters In Kansas City
A bomb hit the doorway of Local 248 United Automobile Workers in Kansas City injuring one man as 24 sleeping members and their families were found at the site. Police report no arrests or clues and identify the victims as union members and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Kansas City
United Automobile Work Union
D. E. Reddish
Wilding
Closing Prices and Market Ledger Details Across Firms
A dense listing from Adams Exp St to Youngst Sh&T outlines closing prices and bid-ask data for an extensive roster of corporations and manufacturers. Notable entries include Allied Stores, Am Metal, Am TeleTel, Alcoa, American Tobacco, Chrysler, General Motors, Penn RR, Union Carbide, United Airlines, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among many others. The document also includes a Minneapolis Bank Stocks section and a New York curb market report with Citras Servicer and Ford Motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As Adams Exp
Airtedue
Akiska
Alleghany Corp
Uh Allied Ch&Dye
Allied Stores
Allis-Ch
Fai Am Gan & Am&ForPow
Arrasidenlen
Mloco Am Metal
Rad&St S
Sm&Ref
Stl Fries
Alaconda
Armi D & Atch
T&s
Hef
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Balt & Ohio
Barnsdall
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Boving Airpi
Borden
Borg Warner
Budd Wheel
Butler Bros
Butte Cap&z
Callahan
Callahan Z-bg 184 Columel & Hee
Canadian Pac
Fasco
Chrysler
Colgate-Palin
Calum G&et Com'l Invest
Deere & Co
Domes Mines
Douglas Aire
Dupont
East Kodak
ET AutoLite
el PowéLt & Gen
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors Gillette
Gimbel Bro
Goodrich
T&r
Graham Paige
Gt Nork OreCef
Gvorrypl
Greyhound
Recker Prod
Homestoke
Houd-Har B
Hudson Motor
Ti Central
Indus Rayon
Int Harvester
P&pe
Johns-Many
Kennecott
Kresge
Kyayop
Libby -Q-Fgt
Lary Mack An
Marsh Field
MeKess & Rubb
Mekess&Mob Pf
Miama Cop
Minn Molles
Morro Co
Pind Wand
Murray Corp
Wnash-Kelvan Nat Bisewit
Cs Reg
Ry Prod
Wat Distill
NatPow&Lt
Nat Steel
NY Central
NoAmi Aviation
North American
Northern Pac
Ohio Oil
Oliver Farm
Otis
Fadia
RKO
Stedt
Sears Roe
Shell Union
Simmons
Socony Vae
Southern Pac
Southern Ry
Southern RyPt
Sperry Corp
StandBrands
Stegaske
Walworth
Warner Pict Sty
West Union Tel Westingh Air
WerhblaMtty
Wilson & Co
Ity
Woolworth
Tr&c
Youngst Sh&t
Dexter Plans Fireproof Store Replacement Announcement Imminent
Dexter confirms a planned fireproof replacement building for the destroyed structure at 32 Third Street Southwest. He may announce details tomorrow after talks with J C Penney Co construction representatives. Roy J Miller of Penney reports stock already staged for reopening at 29 Dakota Avenue Southeast with April opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Penney Company
J. C. Dexter
Third Street
Dexter
Roy J. Miller
Peniney Sora
Los
Dakota Avenue
Miller
Dr Howe to Give Sermon Tomorrow
The second program of community holy week services sponsored by the Kturon Kiwanis Club drew about 160 attendees. An organ prelude by Miss Vera Le Craft, a call to worship by Rev. Walter Riley, a hymn led by Prof. Loftus Ward, and a vocal duet by Alice Hawthorne and Charlotte Dugdale opened the service at the Huron Theatre, with Dr Edwin Howe delivering the benediction. Wednesday services at 12:22 will include a lecture by Dr. Edwin Howe and John Ward Smith. public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kturon Kiwanis Club
Inbout
Vera le Craft
Schumann
Walter Riley
Congregational Church
Elizabeth Hoi
Charlotte Dugdale
Keck
Mr. Riley
Edwin Howe
John Ward Smith
Huron Theatre
Daladier seeks decree powers to defend France economy
France's premier Daladier urged parliament to grant decree powers to implement a one article bill to mobilize national defense. He announced a plan including a special tax on excess profits and a tariff revision to finance defense and rebuild the economy. Deputies from various parties applauded as he pledged to keep arms factories running and defend imperial integrity against threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daladier
Council of Ministers
Albert Lebrun
Socialist
Daladiess
Congress Quietly Considers Rail Reform and Civil Service Bill
Congress debates rail reorganization measures and a plan to create a transportation authority to curb waste and competition. A senate move limits federal workers from party conventions, while postmaster patronage is rejected in favor of civil service based appointments. An eight year term for top civil service posts is proposed. Labor reform bill aims to raise minimum wage with a rising schedule. Temperature records show 76 degrees in Huron at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. C. CG. Trig
U. Transportation Authority
Commission
Wheeler
Beng
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Hatch
New Mexico
Congress
Jeader
Norton
New Jersey
House Labor Committee
American Federation of Labor
Ramspeck
Georgia
Wiliam Green
AFP
Opposition Develops On Wage Hour Bill
Washington April 12 Opposition to the revised wage hour bill developed today in the House labor committee with Democrats and Republicans in a two hour meeting the situation was so confused as ever A subcommittee whose Democratic members drafted the new bill formally recommended it to the full committee but chairman Norton said discussion of its provisions was postponed until tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Labor Committee
Norton
New Jersey
Treaty Update From Page Continues Amid Front Actions
The government presented its actions to parliament and handed an album to Pierre Jacomet of the national defense ministry. On the Spanish front, countersallactions reportedly slowed the insurgent drive in Catalonia toward the Mediterranean. Government communiques claim held-up insurgent momentum for a week as villages near the Tortosa San Mata line were recaptured and defense measures increased in the Vall d’Aran valley as militiamen were mobilized. Insurgent gains near Bu N4 miles northeast of the central front are noted, with fighting along the front from the French border to Vinaroz about 150 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pierre Jacomet
National Défense Ministry
Catalonia
Mediterranean
Seraitent
Mment
Enenide
Red
Vallidona
Wbout
Tortoxa
San Mata
Victorins
Pita
I Front
Huron weighs airport plans as bonds back expansion
Local officials and business leaders in Huron debate a bond issue to fund airport improvements aimed at securing a key aviation junction from the Panima Canal to Alaska. Dorrell cites Alaska as underserved by air service and cites midcontinent routes via the Rockies as future guidance. Several speakers praise the project for job creation and regional transport, while warnings note losing a junction point if delays continue.
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Bonds
Hyson
Bard
Ee VA
Dorvel
Lane Hanford
Huren
Huron
Mid- Continent
Rockies
Mang
Albert J. Maar
South Dakota Federation of Labor
Maam
Wiley Weir
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Weir
Jener
AFL Wir
Chicago
Bureau of Air Commerce
Lkely
Fnet Airways
Aaid
Post Office Department
South Dakota
Wait
Sioux Falls
Oies
Roachi
Plan To Start School Census Initiatives At April Board Meeting
The board of education prepared for a city school census to begin soon with appointed census coordinators Geena Pearcy, Mrs. John Tsich, Mrs. R.B.M., and Mrs. A. Bu. Superintendent A J Leng urged cooperation to ensure a complete count and accurate school tax implications. Dorothy Whittemore was hired as a music teacher amid schedule discussions. a revised musical setup and future staffing changes were noted as pending. City schools will dismiss for spring break Wednesday noon and resume Tuesday morning, April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Educasion
Bu Ft
I Oy Geena Pearcy
John Tsich
RB. HM
A. Bu
Sean Sus
Schuuly
A. J. Leng
Welson Grate
Sean
Dorothy Whittemore
Mmn Tie Clear Te Iesi
Whittemore
Sontly Sure College
conjWuenins Arckhestya
Luau
CS. Kapphahn
Auditorium plans spark election and site changes
The city wide ballot on a May 9 special election faces nonbinding results due to site selections and accessibility concerns. Preparations include polling site changes, official appointments, and a ward shift for the Heat Market area. A North Fourth Street oiling project is unlikely this summer, and curb sidewalk work awaits bond outcomes. Neighborhood safety complaints prompt criticism of the police after a fire at a department store. The April session wraps with routine tax, finance, and utility reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Chang
Chia
Heat Market Company
Wilson-Barber
North Fourth Street
Ravine Park
Lowler
Andrew Norstad
Colision
Theghway Department
North Huron Recreation Center
Huron Pow Tice Department
Grocern Bandy
3. C. Penney
Zandy
Theeityure Department
Northwestern Public Service Company
Plans For New Airmail Service Between Cities
Minneapolis April 12 uP Alte Vine service links Minneapolis and Cheyenne via Banford Airlines and Wyoming Air Service. The Hanford line operates a 10:25 a.m. daily flight from Hanford to connect with a Wyoming Air Service plane at Huron, moving toward Cheyenne by 3:55 p.m. Return flights depart Cheyenne at 11:15 a.m. and arrive in Minneapolis at 6:53 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Cheyenne
Wye
Banford Airlines
Stewart Beatty
Twins
Hanford Line
Hanford Jing
Wyoming Air Saving
Huron
Teodiveag
Ils Aim
Too Late To Classify Listing Clutter Entrances
Fragmentary OCR lists misc items and addresses including fence posts 2c each and a White Elephant reference. Mentions 475 West Third and an apartment. Vague non-specific catalog like content with no clear event or entities.
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Ing& Ib
Meee
Rauron
Swift & Co
Euren, & D
Sioun City
Cable, Steers No
Treasury
Treasury J
Fed
aFrm Mig
Clark Hospital
FW. Cooper
Bonilin
Milo Atkins
Hlukcodle
M. Nie Economy
J. Ga ‘Wait
Dejan
Amy Sunday
Blanche Mead
A. S. Pieper
Carpenter
O. H. van Dyke
Joeker
Lake Preston
Thomas Westby
Dethon't
Lions Dred
Conighu
Henry Ford
Clara Bryant
Pasdline En
Northwertern Banco
Curb New Work
Citras Servicer
Et Bond & Share
Ford Mot Ltd
France
Roy ‘Miller
J. C
Penney
B. R. Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
D. C. Cameron
Chimsu
Weather Bureau
Harry Lampe
de. HW. L. Saylor
EH. Bruemmer
Tming
Robert D. Luskovklist
Ange 1
Hater
Xcenis
Ge Man Prelawes
West Third
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