Market News: Hog Prices Slip Across Several Midwest Auction Bins
Prices fell due to larger than expected supplies with cattle and lamb markets mostly steady. Hogs topped at 7.15 with most good 160-270 lb hogs around 7.00, receipts about 11,000. cattle and calves showed mixed to steady bids, heavy activity reported in Sioux City and St. Paul inventories.
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Chicago
Sioux
Sioux City
U. S
St. Paul
South St, Paul
M.N. S
Bologna
Hou
Produce Markets Show South Dakota and Midwest Prices
Huron and Watertown markets list heavy hens and Leghorn hens with price ranges from 8 to 14 cents per pound, plus roosters, ducks, and eggs. Mitchell Sioux Falls and Sioux City reports cover butterfat, eggs, and poultry prices, while New York and Chicago quotes note firmer butter and steady eggs with live poultry trading. Minneapolis wheat receipts and cash grain prices conclude the market roundup.
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Watertown
Mitchell
Hennery
Sioux Falls
SIOUX_ FALLS
Sioux City
Pawltry
New York
Butler
Extura
Chicago
Ston Creamery
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rock Springs
Markets At Glance New York and Chicago trading summary
Markets at a glance show mixed results with New York stocks firming slowly, bonds and foreign exchange steady, and sugar firm with speculative buying. Wheat and corn firm in Chicago on foreign buying and solid spot demand, livestock mostly steady to higher, hogs down slightly, while various grain prices and seeds appear with limited changes and scattered quotes.
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New York
Cation Shaner Bombay
Chicago
Wheat price movement highlights fractional gains
Wheat prices held fractional gains amid narrow trading as European buyers and Great Britain continued importing. Chicago and Minneapolis futures show slight advances, with May wheat around 69 cents and July near 68 cents, while corn and oats stayed near unchanged.
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Lacago
Great Britain
Chicago
Waun Bay
Minneapolis
Mehaha
Stocks Price Rise As War Tension Eases
New York traders welcomed a further easing of European war tension boosting stocks on the recovery path. Gains of 1 to 3 points appeared in forenoon trading as activity slowed after early dealings, with transactions around 550000 shares. Mussolini's Rome speech provided the market focus, his claim of not planning to attack amid preparations for a 1942 world exposition offering a comforting note.
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New York
Rome
Duce
Wall Street
Closing Quotations From The Associated Press
Stock market closing quotations list various entities with percentages. The data includes AirRecine 49 percent Kresee 22 percent Alaskatan 7 percent Yib-OPG 41 percent AllewhCorpte-Siould Carb 15 percent AliodCh-Dve 158 Larws IBM ATStoreg 1 MackTruck 22 percent Allis-ChMte 31 percent MarabField 10 percent AmCan A S percent MiamiCon 75 Am&ForPow 2 percent MinHooReg 04 percent.
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Associated Press
AirRecine
Kresee
Alaskatan
AllewhCorpte
IBM Atstoreg
MackTruck
MarabField
AmCan
MiamiCon
MinHooReg
Grand Concert Highlights Springs Music Meet
Wellington Springs hosts a grand Methodist Church concert tonight closing a two day district seven music contest. about 1,400 students from 25 high schools competed in vocal and instrumental solo classes, bands, choruses, and ensembles with top performers named from Chamberlain Kimball St Lawrence and others. winners advanced to the state meet at Aberdeen May 4-6.
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St. Lawrence
Aberdeen
Miller
Wessington Springs
Plankinton
Hitchcock
Murdo
Ree Heights
Letcher
Wessington
Woonsocket
Walsey
Alpena
Thomas Stach
Iuperior
Tener
Harold Seales
Chamberlain
Miezzo
Darlene Nelson
Phyllis Tede
Renais Labuda
Vern Douville
Marian Steuerwald
Wolsey
Mary Catherine DeLay
Dorothy Bray
Kimball
Harold Webber
Vandal Jorgensen
Wellington Springs
John Glaus
Kenneth Lewis
Miler
Helen Fuller
Evelyn Oster
Frankinton
Maxine Erb
Methodist Church
L. N. Dailey
Yankton College
RT Fulghum
University of South Dakota
MinMol and Partners Market Ticker Style Code List
A dense list of company names with fractional percentages and numbers appears. The items include MurrayCorp 545, NaiDairyPro 14%, NatLead 2136, NorthAmer 27%, North'rPac 8%, IBM PackardMet 3%, PennAR 17%4, PhilipMor's 901%, PurityBak 13%, RemRond 1114, ReyTeb B 34%, SeherDis 13%, SperryCorp 39%, StandInd 247%, Swift Co 1774, TransAm 5%, UnionPaci 8874 among many others. The data resembles a financial or stock ticker style dump of corporate names with associated numeric values and percentages, lacking narrative context.
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MinMol Imp
Mont Ward
MurrayCorp
Nash-Kety
NaiBiscuit
NaiDairyPro
Naidistil
NatLead
NatPow&Lt
N ¥ Central
NoAmAvin
NorthAmer
North'rPac
Oniodil
Oliver Farm
OtisElev
IBM PackardMet
ParamPict
PathePily
Pennaw
IG al Pennar
Pbhelridge
PhilipMor’s
Phillin'sPet
Prock&Gam
Pubsvent
Pullman
PureOis Ts
PurityBak
Radio
Reowa RemRond
Rea Motor
Ren Steel
ReyTeb
SeherDis
Scars-Roe
Servel
Shell Uni
Republicans propose decentralized relief plan alongside Byrnes bill
Washington April 20 Republicans outlined a substitute to Byrnes proposed public works consolidation. They would distribute relief via nonpartisan state boards with a local contribution around 25 percent, replacing the current mixed shares across WPA PWA NYA CCC and roads. Labor opposition and talks about reorganizing federal agencies colored the debate as Roosevelt eyes RFC HOLC FHA shifts.
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Washington
Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
McNary
Vandenberg
Michigan
Tait
Ohio
Lodge
Massachusetts
Barbour
New Jersey
WPA
FWA
NYA
CCC
Public Roads Bureau
Public Buildings
Tresetoms
Boos
PWA
Wagner
New York
Public Works Stabilization Board
Roosevelt
RFC
Commerce Department
Garner
Holc
Hopkins
Farley Warns Young Democrats on 1940 Landslide Belief
In a Washington dinner Farley urged Young Democrats not to count on another landslide in 1940 while predicting a Democrat could win the presidency. Alfred E. Smith in New York voiced confusion and said party switching is pointless unless it improves conditions, amid talk of anti administration Democrats.
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Farley
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Hitler’s 50th birthday marked with grand display across Germany
A vast Nazi celebration shows Hitler seated in a gilded chair before a grandstand of foreign attaches and German leaders. Officials from Italy to Turkey attend as banners, gifts, and portraits adorn cities. Notable guests include Slovakia’s Tiso and Ribbentrop, with Neurath and Hacha nearby.
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Hitler
Gernan
Italy
Japan
Spain
Hungary
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
Bulgaria
Denmark
Finland
Greece
Yugoslavia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Norway
Rumania
Sweden
Siam
Slovakia
Turkey
Joseph Tiso
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Bohermin-Moravis
Emil Hacha
Czecho-Slovak Republic
Germany
Frederick the Great
Ric! Wagner
Titian
Fuehrer
Persistent Bandit Is Killed On Third Visit To Store
A persistent robber killed during a third store visit in Houston after a trio of heists across five nights. The bandit robbed a grocery of 30 dollars, then 28 dollars, and finally the 3 dollar balance, as proprietor RB Marshall waited with a shotgun and fired when the robber drew a pistol. The incident highlights repeated thefts and a fatal outcome for the bandit.
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Houston
Tex
RB. Marshall
Morepstt Jet Hbr
Mystery U Boat Hunted In Canada
Ottawa reports naval patrols searching for an unidentified submarine sighted near Halifax harbor. Defence Minister Mackenzie says no official confirmation yet but vigilance is heightened. Skeena and Saguenay stationed at Halifax with three prior submarine sightings nearby.
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Ottawa
Halifax
Defense
Ian Mackenzie
MacKenzie
Skeena
Saguenay
Nova Scotia
William Laner
Halifax Harbor
Vernon Goodick
Lockeport
Sydney
St. Peters
Cape Breton Island
Mrs. Carl Sticlow Dies This Morning
Minnie Verwicke Sticlow born 1867 in Germany married Carl Sticlow in 1436. The couple emigrated to the United States in 1889, living on farms in Delaware County Indiana and near Wessington. Surviving are husband, two daughters Anna Venrier Virgil and Martha Andresen Huron, son Carl Suelaw Wolsey, a brother and two sisters in Germany, 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Lor Dugov
Martha Andresen
Town Avenue
Sticlow
Minnie Verwicke
Germany
Carl Sticlow
United States
Delaware County
Wessington
Anna Venrier
Virgil
Huron
Carl Suelaw
Wolsey
Gre
Italian Troops Prepare to Leave Spain for Italy
Burgos April 20 Italian contingents including the red green and black arrow divisions concentrated at Alicante Almeria and Albacete in preparation for return to Italy It was reported reliably that only the Littorio division commanded by General Gastone Gambars would take part in the Madrid victory review May 15 while the rest would begin homeward journeys before month end.
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Spain
Burgos
Red
Green
Black Arrow
Alicante
Almeria
Albacete
Italy
Littorio
Gastone Gambars
Madrid
Cemetery Road Rebuilds Southeast of Huron
Reconstruction of the five mile east west spur near Huron with a 120 man crew under Beadle County engineer Burt Ayres extends from Pakots Avenue and 22nd Street south to the Sanborn County line along Pearl Creek Road. Work began Monday and is slated for completion by August 1 depending on conditions.
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Huron
Burt Ayres
Beadle County Hig
Ayres
Mussolini’s reply may shape New Deal wartime policy
International reports from Ankara to Rome detail pacts and diplomacy as Britain weighs mutual assistance with Turkey. Hungary and Bulgaria discuss regional claims while Rome hosts high level talks. US officials analyze Mussolini’s remarks for potential avenues to quarantine peace and settlement methods.
Hospital Admission and Discharge List Fragment
A fragmented hospital bulletin lists admissions and discharges. Names include Esther Stebbe Denms and Mrs Earl Dolan under surgical, with others such as Mrs Roy Dunnick Wattes and Mrs Joe Ginor Furany also noted. Dismissals include Eileen Lite Muron and Velma Sapp Oldham among several others.
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Esther Stebbe
Denms
Surgical
Earl Dolan
Buran
Roy Dunnick
Wattes
Joe Ginor
Furany Medical
Albertur
Eileen’ Lite
Muron
Kenneth Schroeder
Baby Danzer
Unron
Mers Frank Harder
Albert Metter
Esmond
Velma Sapp
Oldham
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Armours Stock Yards
Harwin
Bioux
Sioux -City
Swift &Co
S. D
Star Standardis
Tamia
Montana
Barlow
Springs
AmiInternat
AmLoco
AmPowésLt
Amrad&sts
AraSm&Ref
At&t
AmTob B &l AmWatWks
Amwadlpl
Anaconda
Arm
Atcht&sf
Auref
AviaCorp
BaldenLace
Balt&Ohia
Barnsdall
BendixAvia
Beth
Steel
BoeingAirol
Borden
BorgWarner
BrigasMie Ou
BuddMie
Calumet&Hee
CanadianPac & Case
CatTrac
Celanese
CerDePaseo
Ches&Ohbio
Chi&Nwi
Cmstiprp Sa
Chrysler
Colg-Palm
Columg&el
ComSci
ComSouth
ConAire
ConEdis
ContCan
ContOil del
Deere&Co
Ndouglas Aire
Dupont
East Kodak
Avtolite
ElPow&Lt Th
Firstont&r
GenFilce
GenFoods
Gillette
GimbelBras
Goodrich Laa Gdor Ter
GiNorRy
Greyhound
Homestake
Hudson Motor T McEntra
Wanteelsre IndusRayon
Tssteel
TntBarvester
Walworth Co
Anthod-Fia
WarnerPict
IntNickCan
WestTniTel
Inp&powpf
Wesh&Mte
IntTel&Tel
Wentworth
Johns-Mann
YellowTrac
Kennecott
Youngsh&t
United Fruit
Curb Ie
York
Curb
el Bond & Sh
Ig. O. P
Losto
Big Gray
Eclding
L. H. Samelson
Iroquois
S. D. Humphrey
General Houseotk
John Sauer
Dakota South
Reese
Sheldon F. Reese
UFON
Doyle Fruit Co
S. W
Canada
Cemetery Road
Britain
Lestie Burgin
Ankam
Furkey
Vakia
Pawl Tuteky
Stephen Leahy
Berlin
Pope Pri
Cire! Maria
Bulgavia
Debraja
Black Sea
State Department
Iussalipi
Alleysalini
Ewwee
Wee Akee
Humphees
Stockman’s Auction CO
Reds
Fairgrounds
Highway 14
Clarence Rogers
Tom DE Haven
Ralph Bales
Armor Peyne
Richard Looby
Bill Herrick
Wea
Wool Soan
North Western Freight Depot
Cooperative Wool Growers
Walter Wormstadt
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