Market News Beef and hog prices across majorlivestock markets
Sioux City and Chicago reports show meat prices firm to higher with hogs up to 15 cents, cattle mostly steady to higher, top yearlings and fat lambs fetching new highs. Slaughter steers around 14.35 and 14.95, cows near 9.75, hogs trading 10.00 11.65 with packers up to 12.75 in some lots. other markets record similar gains in vealers and feeder stock.
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Sioux City
Saterday Sioux Cty
U. S. Dept
Chicago
U. S
Luis
Californi
Sheen
Tgp
St. Paul
South ST Paul
PTS
Dept. Agr
Weel
Ruth
Huron Market Report on Poultry Butter Eggs and Cheese
Saturday April 20 market update from Swift & Co and local shippers lists prices for live poultry butter eggs and cheese. Hens roosters turkeys ducks geese and eggs show price ranges while butter and cheese quote varying creamery standards and storage grades across regions.
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Huron
Swift & Co. Auron
Heary
Mitchett
Olfl
Nimx Falls
Chicago Potatoes Report From Saturday Markets
Fragmentary market notes show prices and items including potatoes in Chicago and Minneapolis trade areas. Mentions new stock, strong demand, and assorted commodities such as cotton sacks and bran with scattered price figures and quantities.
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Chicago
Cara
Texas
Bliss
Seinen Hale
Steady
Whitea
Tdaho
Minneapolis
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Weather Driven Liquidation
Minneapolis April 19 Wheat markets suffer a sharp break as weak cables and favorable weather prompt selling. Prices slip about 3 to 1 cent, with corn down 1 to 1.4 cents early and recovering. Oats and rye fall, flax and barley also slide, while premium high protein wheats hold steadier.
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Minneapolis
Winneapolie
Finlay
Aral
Untitled commodity listings with mixed percentages and quotes
Market snapshot shows grain, flax, and durum prices with assorted percentages and futures notes. Also lists stock quotes for Allis Chalmers, Am Can, Am Car, and other corporations, plus miscellaneous prices.
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Atm
Sm & Ret
Ami T & T
Ad Atchison
Ad Coast
Chrysler
Coo Gas
Drug Inc
Erie
Fleischmann
Financial ticker style jumble with listed companies and codes
A dense OCR fragment listing numerous company names tickers and values such as Tex, Pan Am, Packard, Reading, General Electric, US Steel, Wells Fargo style entries with percentages and numbers, resembling a stock page or broker note. The legible items include Wells Fargo, Texaco, Packard, Studebaker, Woolworth, andWestinghouse among others.
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Homeslake
Houston
Hudson Mrs
LM M
Int Nickel
Int -T& T
Kennecott
Kroger
UL & N
Mack
Marland
ME & T
Monte Ward
Nash Mirs
Nynb & Hi
MR New
Pac
Packard
Paonsyl
Phillips Pet
Postim
Pullman
Radio
Reading
Rem-Rami
Rep
Tt & S
Reyn Tob
Sears Focul
Sinclair
Sau Pac
Bor Ry
St Oi Cal
St Oil BF
Iton NY
Studebaker
Woolworth
Stock Market Moves Upward In Early Trading
New York reports a broad market rally after an initial heaviness driven by utilities and merchandising issues. Call money eased to 10 percent, time money also down, Woolworth advanced to a record high, and other names like Philip Jones and Avius Kayser hit new highs as investors priced in farm relief and new financial interests.
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New York
Woolworth
Philip Jones
Avius Kayser
Arvanca Romery
Congress
Market Roundup Shows Mixed Gains on Key Stocks
International Telephone gained points while Stanley Company of America and Commercial Solvents moved higher. Crosley Radio Radio Corporation and others advanced in thin trading as oils and Pan American issues rose to near yearly highs. New Haven railroad stock climbed close to its yearly peak. Total volume around 3.2 million dollars.
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International Telephone
Stanley Company of America
Xolvents
Crosley Radio
Radio Corpetation Comten
Gotlins and Aikman
Atlas Powder
Warren Bros
American Reilway Express Seli
Ets
New Haver
Frm
Y M C A Delegates Meet Saturday At Huron Church
About 125 boys and high school delegates from many towns will attend the Older Boys conference in Huron Saturday starting at 9 30 a m with registration. Sessions will be at the Presbyterian church with leaders from Northern Normal Aberdeen and other organizations.
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Presbyterian Church
A Lance
Gann Valley
Pierre
Gettysburg
Woonsocket
Wolsey
Traquois
Ve Smet
Cavour
Foresburg
F. E. Lockridge
Huron
Huron College
Yours Pedhles Society
Congregational Church
Haren Hey Club
Mellon Case Postponed in Senate Inquiry
The senate judiciary committee postponed action on Secretary Mellon amid questions about his eligibility to hold office. A statement from Mellon said he had resigned all executive ties before joining the cabinet and his only interests were as a stockholder. A final ruling on whether a stockholder counts as an interested party in trade remains to be decided.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mellon
Connession
McKellar
Democras
Tennessee
Secretary of the Treasury
Reed Republican
Pennsylvania
Reed
Norris
Winchell Guilty on Liquor Count in Yankton Case
Federal court action today reports multiple pleas and guilty verdicts. William W. Ward of Brookings and Gerald Winchell of Baron face sentencing for liquor violations as others plead guilty to related charges across South Dakota counties.
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Snoux Falls
Cour
William W. Ward
Brookings
Frank C. Worther
Mitchell
Gerald Winchell
Manley Simonsan
Aberdeen
John Zok
Sioux Falla
M.J. Wegner
Springfield
Louis Bubana
Yankton
Yankton County
Wallace Medicine Horn
Mitchell Elk
Eunice Thunder Horse
Cancy Hay Face
Robert Brown
Chamberlain
Jury calls moral house cleaning for modern youth
A Chicago jury urges comprehensive social reform to curb youth corruption. It blames road houses and intoxication for moral decline and calls schools and all social institutions to collaborate with parents to foster character and protect youths from deteriorative influences. It also endorses stricter law enforcement and a broad civic effort for cleaner living.
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Chicago
Ins
George Lux
Sdélucian
Lux
Huron Presbytery names Joan Pazek moderator in Onida
Joan Pazek treasurer of Huron College Jinyo was named moderator of Huron Presbytery at a meeting here yesterday and will take office next September. About 50 people attended with delegates to the Women’s Presbyterial and two missionary groups. Notable attendees included Rev Royal C Agne and Rev Joseph Andrews Miller. The next Presbytery meeting will be in Volez on September 3. Also in Wessington Sidn is mayor again after an unopposed election. H.C. Bixtehinson won alderman from the third ward in the sole contest.
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Onida
Joan Pazek
Huron College
Jinyo
Huron Presbytery
Women's Presbyterial Society
Pusek
Hurchurch
Hig. Titt
Heron College
Rotal C. Ague
BE. L. Jouss
Huron
L. B. Harmon
L. Carmen Beil
General Assembly
St. Paul
Max Were
Steele
Ing. South
W. &. Hood
Rapia Cir
Blunt
Charles Murray
Persia
Presbytery
Presbyterial Society
William W. Kirby
Madison
Royal C. Agne
Presbyterian
Wie Church
Joseph Andrews
Miller
Volez
Wessingeo
Wessington
H.C. Bixtehinson
Scott Allen
Aldermam
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Armour & Co
Moon
Nater
Mat Har
On Yard
Sloux Falls
Satarde
Standard Oil
SIOTX
Xo. Av
al Utd
Itis
Moron Poultry
Hecke Brothers
Arron
Huron Dairy
Ne. Exorthery
Minneapolis Entares
Clare May
TDG
Yealy
Ty Flax
Voy
Montana
Duluth
T. Ire
Liss
Chicago Futur
greppnelTex
Deecfoot
Zennie Gilbert
Mecon
Hurar
Phi
Winchell
John
Pasek
Collere
W.E. Maag Cavour, Se. Dak
Stewart Transfer
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