Market News Swine Prices Climb Across Markets
Hog prices advance 10 to 20 cents with top quotations near 8.65 in Armour Stock Yards. Cattle and sheep mostly steady. long haul prices rise 5 to 15 cents. Chicago market shows hogs 9,000 head available with good to choice weights up to 9.00, lambs firm, steers steady. Watertown report notes hogs mostly 10 cents higher, top 8.60, cattle and sheep steady.
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Armour Stock Yards
Chicago
MU. S. D
Watertown
Chicago Wheat and Soybeans Futures Sharp Variations
Chicago market quotes show May wheat at 91 12, July 89 00, Sept 91 90, with corn and oats and soybeans mixed. Minneapolis cash close notes wheat car counts 79 versus 284 last year and bids for No 1 heavy northern 99 4. Trading basis unchanged across grain types and prices for several futures contracts.
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Chicago
Suty
Minneapolis
Minn S. D
Livestock Markets Report From South St Paul and Sioux Falls
Mixed cattle and hog quotes from several Midwest auction markets on April 16. Cattle: steers and heifers steady to higher, heavy cows 90 to 100, vealers 10 to 11.50. Hogs: bids higher on lighter weights, heavier sums steady. Sheep and lambs: light impact with mutton prices modest. yearling and feeder activity at modest ranges. Sioux Falls and Sioux City quotes note higher hog bids and steady to mixed cattle values with regional price shifts.
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Eidth
South St Paul
South ST. Paul
Binux City
Sioux City
D. A
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago Trading Summary
New York stocks show mixed activity with steels and rails rallying while bonds remain uneven and government issues edge ahead. Cotton and sugar markets absorb liquidation amid hedge selling and shifting operations. tin and wool tops see gains as trade supports steady. Chicago wheat recovers on short covering. corn rises on strong shipping demand. hogs up 10 to 20 cents with top at nine dollars. butter futures and storage standards show mixed results with April prices around 22.60 to 22.95 and October futures about 24.06.
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New York
Chicago
Wheat prices steady after nerve wrack in market
Wheat prices steadied after swinging across a wide range during the session closing with little change from yesterday. May wheat near 91 1/2 to 92 cents, July around 94 cents, corn up about 4 58, oats mixed, with barley and other grain names listed in the Huron market report.
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Chicago
UPI
Poultry and Produce Prices From Sioux Falls to New York
A compilation of April 16 price lists from Sioux Falls, Watertown, Sioux City, Mitchell, Chicago, and New York detailing fowl and eggs. Entries include hens of various weights, leghorn roosters, ducks, geese, eyes, butterfat, and wholesale butter. figures show per pound and per dozen prices across multiple markets. Dominant entities include Sioux Falls Produce, Watertown Produce, Sioux City Produce, Mitchell Produce, Chicago, and New York markets with specific price lines for hens, roosters, eggs, and butterfat.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown
Sioux
Sioux City
Straight Run Farm
Fancy
Mitchell
Roosters
Leghorn Roosters
Chicago
Wool Market in Boston Low Demand for Foreign Wools
In Boston on April 1006 buyers showed slow demand for fine and half blood foreign wools. Domestic wools sold mixed with bright fleece at 4-45 cents for combing types and 12 month Texas wools at 1.05 dollars scoured, while 12-1 lb wools ranged 1.07 to 1.10 dollars scoured. Prices quoted include treasury ranges 43 54-44 11,90 9535-51 111.20.
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Boston
Treasury
Stocks Recover Slightly At Close
New York stocks closed with modest gains after earlier declines tied to the Balkan fighting. Steel shares were erratic but edged higher, while notable gainers included Crucible Steel United States Steel Atlantic Coast Line Western Union Santa Fe Phelps Dodge and Glenn, with many issues posting fractional losses.
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New York
Douglas Aircraft
du Font
Eastman
General Electric
Union Carbide
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
Return From St Paul Triggers Family Return
Mr and Mrs Lee and their two children Anita and another child have returned from St Paul where they were called three weeks ago due to the illness of Mr Lee's father William.
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ST. Paul
Lee
Anita
Mim Lee
William
800000 Troops to be Housed in New Cantonments
Washington April 16 Robert P Patterson under secretary of war said surveys are under way for 28 cantonment sites to house 800000 more troops. Architects engineers funded with 15000000 will pursue competitive bids if congress approves ramps. No plan for adding 1.4 million men now. work for precaution only.
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Washington
Robert P. Patterson
Patterson
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Congress
Bridges recounts alleged hypocrisy at Daily Worker
Rushmore testified about the Daily Worker allegedly favoring former Congressman Jerry O’Connell of Montana and Congressman John T. Bernard of Minnesota. He described leaving the paper after being told to review Gone With the Wind as a Fascist film and noted his early Communist Party activities with the Young Communists League in the Dakotas.
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The
Daily Worker
Rush‘More
Jerry O'Connel
Montana
John T. Bernard
Minnesota
Communist Party
Rushmore
Young Communists League
Dakotas
OFFERS LOAN BILL IN WASHINGTON MEETING
Washington April 16 report outlines a bill to authorize the FCRA to cancel or adjust seed debts and settle indebtedness while Missouri and Abercorn State Teachers College figures are noted. Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals for local residents with names and injuries or illnesses.
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Washington
Beieuy Sacou
Farr Credit Administration
Hensee i
Axis Push Fails in Greece and Africa as War Rages
Allied defense stiffens as German and Italian forces press from Salone and Bitolj toward Mt Olympus and the Albanian coast. British reports claim slowed Suez drive with Italian Ethiopian envoy activity while air raids pound Belfast and Kiel, with Northern Ireland hit hard and Liverpool damaged.
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Salone
Bitolj Pass
Greece
Berlin
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Servia
Mt.Olympus
Egypt
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Libya
Salum
Selum
Roms
Salam
Vobruk
Suez Canal
Duke of Aosta
Ethiopia
Suke
London
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Chimara
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Balkans
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Siatista
Kastoria
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Treland
England
Liverpool
Herlin
Germany
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Southern Ireland
Far East
Russia
R N State Camp Officers Elected At Afternoon Session
Royal Neighbors from the state gathered at the Hotel for the afternoon session with Esther V. Tschelier Sebade welcoming attendees. Dr. J. S. Tschelier spoke, with Rose Nurt and Signy Fry assisting. afternoon program included juvenile rituals and installation of new officers followed by a banquet at noon. An evening program featured music, dancing, and a memorial service, with installations and district reports planned.
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Iit
Esther Vention
J. 5
Tschelier
Sebade
Addres
Alpa
Diestei
Huron
Rose Nurt
Oradle
Signy Fry
C. BE
Amt Us
Stass
Tomaoney
Charlotte State Oracle
Juven.r
Iitne
Marvin Hughitt
Ffir
Watertown
Memorial
Milley Highmore
Strikes Continue Across Mines Steel Firms and Plants
Strikes persist as CIO United Mine Workers move toward a possible signed hard coal contract with Northern Appalachian operators. Aimed at closing wage differentials between regions, talks cover northern states and potential expansion to southern mines. Violence rises with four deaths in the tie up while anthracite and soft coal talks proceed in New York. Steel industry wage hikes face resistance and new plant negotiations seek to extend raises to additional workers.
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Page Gard Toho FR. Steelman
United State Conciliation Susiie
CIO United Mine Workers
Ainng Accord
Fir Steelman
Iaines
Sylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Maryland
Indiana
Mois
Wider
W. Va
UMW
New York
Si Works
Bridgeport
Corn
New York April 16 Coup Reported Involving City Services
A brief item from New York on April 16 reports a coup linked to city service operations. The fragment mentions El Bont and a corporate entity, hinting at municipal governance tensions and potential service disruptions.
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York
Corp
No Aggression Pact Negotiations With Germany Denied
Fragmentary report from Turkey dated April 11 states official quarters declare no nonaggression pact talks with Germany. The item mentions unrelated travel and classifieds including a Johnson twin outboard motor for sale and a Winchester rifle with shells, plus miscellaneous notes and requests for inquiries.
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Turkey
Devlar
Germ
Johnson Twin
Winchester
Roesvar
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