Market News Lower Market Cited On Swine
Apr 12 hog market quotes show fewer bids on hyichers and sow losses from 15 to 3 cents. Receipts around 100, with cattle, calves, and beef cattle prices varying. Steers and heifers listed up to 1200 pounds with mixed weight classes, hogs mostly lower, sheep and lambs steady to mixed. Sioux Falls and St Paul regional quotes reflect softer hogs and steadier slaughter cattle with scattered price ranges across weights and classes.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Hog Market Slows In Chicago On Light Demand
Hog prices drifted lower with barley steady to 10 cents down and demand weak. Light weight hogs were steady to weak while other hogs and packing sows fell, top at 130 dollars, most 190 to 240 pounds near 12.25 to 13.23. Cattle were steady above 15 dollars, stockers broad demand, natives firm with loads at 11.25 to 11.90, some higher.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Report for Aug 12
Chicago livestock data shows hogs at 170 to 210 pounds mostly steady, top 13.50, sows weaker to 1250, cattle and calves with grain-fed steers in demand above 15.00, heifers mixed, vealers around 12.6, weighty cows to 50.07, lambs steady to good. Sioux City report notes cattle and calves steady, stockers and feeders steady, top steers above 15.00, light cows little changed.
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South ST. Paul
Ener
ASDGE
ALVES
Chicago
Sioux City
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Huron Grain Market and Minneapolis Grain Close
Grain market update from Huron and Minneapolis reports shows a mixed session with futures slipping in corn and wheat while oats and barley show declines. Chicago and Duluth futures reflect lower prices, with cash wheat and durum prices noted and standard flour and byproduct values listed for Minneapolis trade.
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Huron
Grain Bulletin Market
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Chicago
Aus
Ode Bey
Wallace Argues For Farm Plan
Secretary Wallace urged the Senate Agriculture Committee to back a crop loan plan tied to strict production limits, warning that without control, surpluses harm farmers. He cited past Farm Board losses and projected costs of loans and subsidies, while President Roosevelt pressed for legislation empowering surplus control.
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Washington
Wallace
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
FDR
Roosevelt
Commodity Credit Corporation
Daily Live Poultry and Egg Prices Across Cities
Financial wire notes Aug 12 price tables from Watertown Sioux Falls and Sioux City showing heavy hens, leghorn hens, springs, ducks and geese valued by weight and grade in cents per unit. Butterfat and butter prices listed. New York and Chicago markets report steady eggs and firm butter with ongoing shifts in cold storage outlook.
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Watertown
Waterown
Sioux Falls
Butler
Sioux City
Stioam City
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Colored Springs
New York
Corn Price Drops at Chicago Market
In Chicago on August 12 the September corn futures fell sharply, dropping to 3 1/2 cents and signaling a broad decline in grain values. Buyers of new crop Texas corn were noted as part of the activity in late trading.
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Chicago
Texas
Issues Gain Ground As Market Recovers
New York stock activity shows a recovery trend with many issues rising. Key performers include Selected, Steels, Motors, Oils, Rubbers, Utilities, and Specialties, along with U S Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, General Motors, and several others.
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U. S. “Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Crucible “Steel
General Motora
Chrysler
Motor ‘Products
Mack Truck
Beatty Becomes Classified Advertising Manager at Evening Huronite
John Beatty of Brookings assumes duties as classified advertising manager of the Evening Huronite today. He succeeds Maurice P. Gewtly who has led the department for three years before taking a newspaper position on the west coast. Beatty is a graduate of South Dakota State College in Brookings.
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Beatty
John Beatty
Brookings
Maurice P. Gewtly
South Dakota State College
Bride Dies On Honeymoon in Black Hills
Madison couple John K. Conlin, 27, and Bits Conlin wed July 28 and honeymooned in Chicago before traveling to the Black Hills where Bits died early today. Conlin, an officer of Central Trust Company, was to bury her in Janesville, Wisconsin. Surviving are her parents Dr and Mrs Charles E Dike of Whitewater.
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Wis
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John K. Conlin
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Central Trust Company
Chicago
Mars
Janesville
Wisconsin
Charles E. Dike
White Water
Black senator named to Supreme Court shocks Senate
The Senate learned of Black's surprise nomination to the Supreme Court as leaders struggled to resume debate on the anti lynching bill. The Alabama lawyer and World War I captain, serving in the Senate since 1908, would become the fifth senator to advance to the high court, joining a body whose decisions affect New Deal legislation and public utilities policy. The session opened with mixed reaction as Johnson, Ashurst, and Burke argued over executive consideration and committee review.
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Supreme Court
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Burke
Supreme Court For
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Wagner
New York
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Rowevelt
Hie
United States Senate
Supreme Court Place
Community Fair Activities and Races Planned
The program includes a grand stand address by Wallace and officials, a concert and dance at the State Fair Grounds. Morning and afternoon events list youths racing sprints, relays, a three legged race, sack race, tug of war, and a fat man’s tug of war, with the lineup announced by Chairmen Fisher.
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Webster
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Nisbane
Congress Moves Adjournment Date Over Wage Hour Bend
Washington officials moved the tentative adjournment to August 29 due to wage hour and anti-lynching legislation disputes. House leaders abandon hope of gutting the wage hour bill and expect extended consideration, with session possibly lasting past Labor Day. Debate on the anti-lynching measure continued in the Senate after Wagner secured debate rights, while farm belt price support and crop loans policy remained contentious.
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O Keefe Visitors From Minnesota Visit Yale
Mr and Mrs M O Keefe of St Cloud Minnesota and half brother Sheridan O Keefe visited at the J E O Keefe home in Yale. Mary and Lloyd Carney of Litchfield Minnesota also visited. Sheridan O Keefe and Lloyd Carney returned to Minnesota while Mary Carney went to Chamberlain to visit a friend. The M O Keefes remained nearby to visit.
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YALE
Aug
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions include Mrs. B F Witte of Huron surgical C O Welfe of St Louis medical Paul Glanzer Yale medics Marie Weikum Wolsey surgical Mrs W F Cromnobla Huron medical Mrs J Parker Huron surgical Mrs H J Theddori Huron medics Dismissed are Lillian Dubro Euros Julia Bell Huron Mrs James Dodson and son Wessington.
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B. F. Witte
Huron
Surgical
C. O. Welfe
St. Louis
Paul Glanzer
Yale
Marie Weikum
Wolsey
W. F. Cromnobla
Medical
J. Parker
H. J. Thed
James Dodson
Wessington
Jubilee Today At Woonsocket Jubilee Today At Woonsocket
Amusement seekers from Iraq South Dakota began moving into Woonsocket for the mid summer jubilee. Morning crowds were light due to harvest, with attendance rising in the afternoon. A band concert opened late due to wind. The Jay Gould Revue set up for the afternoon and evening shows while a 1:30 baseball game with Huron drew upper Valley and Nort Central League interest. The Woonsocket band planned a parade to the park and Lake Prear art lake feature drew crowds. The Gould Revue headlines the evening dance. The festival highlights include a sanitary public water feature and a popular water attraction in the heart of town.
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Iraq
South Dakota
Edeh
Ball Park
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