Market News Hogs Jump As Receipts Hit 300 At Armour Yard
Armour Stock Yards Huron Aug 16 hogs rise 2 5 0 3 5 as receipts total 300. Cattle calves and sheep mostly steady with varied price ranges across dry fed steers yearlings cows and bulls. South St. Paul Sioux City and Dakota markets report mixed gains and steady or flexible demand for beef hogs and lambs with top quotes shifting in late trading.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
South St. Paul
Sioux City
Paul.d.a
Hogs Set New Peak Prices in Chicago Market
Hog prices rose to a 1934 high of 36.50 with demand for all grades strong. Better hogs sold 6.30 to 1.40, up 30–40 cents, while tax-inclusive live costs neared the highest since December 1931. Receipts were light, aiding buoyant prices, with seven markets reporting higher costs and heavy packing demand.
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Chicago
Hughes
Wade Rulin
Grain futures end higher amid unsettled early session
Minneapolis grain markets opened unsettled but closed in slight strength. Wheat and coarse grains showed mixed moves with some contracts edging up while rye and certain oats fell. cash demand remained solid for winter and durum wheats with firm prices for amber durum and red durum as reports noted substantial cash activity.
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Minneapolis
Harley
Chicago Produce Futures Report Heat Hedged Hogs and Cattle Prices
Chicago markets show hogs 12,000 head with 6,000 direct, most up 20 to 40 cents for 200 plus pound weights and higher for lighter weights. Cattle and calves steady to firm with yearlings and steers up to 25 cents, cows steadier, vealers firmer amid mixed demand. Bulls gain 10 to 15 cents. buyers note slower trade on some classes.
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Chicago
U.S. C
Sidwa Sity
U.S.D.A
Minneapolis
Thurraday
Associated Press
Minneapolis and Duluth Grain Prices on August 16
Minneapolis carlot grain prices show No 1 heavy dark northern spring at 1.23 percent and No 1 dark northern at 1.204, No 1 dark hard winter at 1.125, No 2 mixed durum at 1.364, corn No 1 mixed at 1. TB rye No 29, barley No 1 at 1.02, oats and flax not quoted. Duluth cash close lists amber durum prices with several varieties around 1.41 to 1.26.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Chicago Futures Range Show Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Market wrap notes mixed durum and flax prices with November and December futures. Wheat futures display slight gains and losses across Sep and Dec contracts while corn shows modest movement amid fluctuating bids and seasonality.
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Duluth
Associated Press
Chicago
TNO
TB Trey
Markets Preview: side and wool prices and byproduct notes
Furnished market items from Baller Rogers and Hucon Hide and Metal Co detail No 1 cured hides under 45 lbs at 3c and over 45 lbs at 24c with bull hides prices to $1.50. Poultry butter eggs and livestock prices across Sioux Falls and Sioux City show varied rates including butterfat No 1 creamery at 27 and eggs No 1 at 14. Paris gains in exchange rates and Chicago butter and eggs steady with slight shifts.
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Baller & Rogers and
Hucon Hide and Metal Co
Furno D
Huron
Swift F& Co Buren
Sioux City
Autocrat
Sioux Falls
Poultry and Livestock Prices Noted in Chicago New York Sioux Falls
Chicago reports mixed live poultry values with hens and leghorns varying. New York prices show butter and eggs firm as mixed poultry stays firm. Sioux Falls records hogs up and cattle steady.
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New York
Stocks Edge Higher as Rail and Communications Firms Firm
Trading ended with stocks at modest gains led by rail and communication shares. U.S. Steel, Western Union, Postal Telegraph, New York Central, Chrysler and American Telephone posted small advances. Transfers around 600,000 shares. closing quotations list a wide range of industrials and utilities.
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New York
Procas
Forencon
U.S. Steel
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Preferred
Pee York Central
Chrysler
American Telephone
Beebe Sees Huge Unknown Deep Sea Creature on Record Descent
Dr William Beebe and Otis Barton descended 3028 feet in a bathysphere setting a record. They reported a 23 foot gray shadow illuminated by phosphorescent lights, possibly a new deep sea fish. Photographs failed as creatures fled when lightswered. further shallow studies planned.
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Beebe
I. L. Flitcroft
Associated Press
Camilton
Hermuda
Mat
Wes
William Beebe
Otis Berton
Barton
Eaton
Garton
James Sylvester
Railroads to Ask Freight Rate Rise
Railroads plan to petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for higher freight rates on many commodity classes citing wage and material costs. Farm products likely escape the proposal. Attorneys offered no discussion, noting the filing will come soon after earlier surcharges granted in 1931.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kindley Leaves Huron Post for Spokane Sales Role
Wendell E B Kindley resigns as commercial manager of the Huron office of Northwestern Public Service to take effect September 1. He will move to Spokane Washington to oversee sales promotion in the lighting division of the Spokane office of the Washington Power company.
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Kindley
Washington
Glenn RB. Mearthur
Huron
Northwestern Public Service Company
Wendell EB. Kindley
Spokane
Wash
Washington Power Company
McArthur
Yankton
Securities Department
Judges Push Death Penalty and Crackdown on Crime
South Dakota judges urge harsh measures including capital punishment for severe crimes. They call for stricter pardons, elimination of dead laws, and tighter control of crime methods in media. The circuit judges approve a new notice requirement for insanity or alibi defenses to speed trials. County judges discuss feeble minded commitments and post 21 supervision at state facilities with election of officials.
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Kellar
Companiet
John Dillinger
John
Joan
Kollar
Bar of
America
Lille
Cummings
American Bar Ag
Catholic Church
Hippotamus
Frank R. Fisher
J. B. Bottum
Faulkion
Circuit Judge's Association
Tudge Fisher
Plankinton
W. H. Wilhite
Redfield
Reddy
Judson L. Whitcher
Highmoré
J. J. Eisenmenger
Milbank
Mary L. Drury
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Railroads Ordered to Fund Pension Payroll Levy
The Railroad Retirement Board directs all Class 1 railroads to immediately pay one tenth of one percent of July payrolls to the U S treasurer, starting the railroad pension fund under the new law.
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Washington
Railroad
United States
Conviction of Hartzell Upheld in Drake Estate Case
The U S circuit court of appeals in St Louis upheld Oscar M Hartzell's mail fraud conviction tied to promoting a supposed 22 000 000 estate linked to Sir Francis Drake He was sentenced to 10 years in prison and a 20000 fine The opinion by Judge A K Gardner found evidence shows gross falsehoods and affirmed guilt beyond doubt with rewards of 700 000 to 800 000 raised via agents nationwide
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St, Louis
Oscar M. Hartzell
Sir Francis Drake
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Harwell
Middle West
Sioux City
Olinton
Appellate Court
A. K- Gardner
Huron
Hartzell
Harteell
United States
Election Ordered In Truck Strike
The labor relations board ordered elections for Minneapolis truckers to choose a representative for collective bargaining. The date will be set soon as possible, with Rev. Father Francis J Haas aiding in settlement efforts. Elections aim to determine a drivers union, though not an immediate end to the strike.
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Washington
Labor Relations ‘Board
Minneapolis
P. A. Donoghue
Donoghue
Francis J. Haas
Lloyd Garrison
Father Hass
Garrison
Francis J. Hoos
National Labor Relations
Black Named Liaison Between Government and Banks
Eugene R. Black becomes a private capital liaison, shifting from Federal Reserve Board to head the Atlanta Reserve Bank. He will interpret administration aims to banks and rally banking support for the Roosevelt recovery program. Black may keep an office in Washington as he resumes his Atlanta post.
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Washington
Eugene R. Black
Black
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta Reserve Bank
Roosevelt
Atlanta
White House
B. A. McKinney
Dallas Reserve Bank
Marriner B. Eccles
Buorigentheu
James ML Cox F
Ohio
Tom K- Smith
St” Gouls ‘Bank
Serps Ni Hs
Armour Water Shortage Board Hears Test Results and Plans
The meeting discussed water quality from wells near Armour including salts and sulfates, and authorized a second chalk rock well east of the city while testing continues westward. E J Bowe criticized delays, while Lampe urged support and action, and Green postponed a vote on allowing the Armour plant to use ditch water.
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Laughlin
Armour Packing
Theodore Figland
Bowe
E. J. Bowe
Swee
Huron
Chalk Rock
E. T. Gitchell
Layne Bowler
Commission
Walter T. Green
Green
Rutenber Chosen for Huron College Chemistry Physics Chair
Dr. Charles B. Rutenber of Kenyan College will succeed Dr. John deVries as head of the chemistry and physics department at Huron College Gambier Ohio the board of trustees announced yesterday. Rutenber has taught chemistry at Kenyan College Ganthier Ohio and previously led Blackham College Carlinville Illinois and held roles at Cornell. His letters of esteem from Kenyon College physics chair Dr BE H Johnson praise the Rutenders as well regarded in Gambier.
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Galesburg
Rutenber
Cornell University
Blackharn College
Carlinville
Cornell
BE. H Johnson
Kenyon College
Rutender
Gambier
Check Money Order Warning Issued in Sioux City Area
Merchants in Onuron and nearby areas alerted to forged creamery checks stolen at White Lake. Checks payable to FL Anderson and signed HL Dr Wade appeared, drawn on Borden Creamery blanks of Sioux City. A pad stolen at White Lake. SD Bankers warn blank money order forms stolen from Valley Springs. numbers 62848 through 63000 were affected.
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Onuron
White Lake
FL. Anderson
Wade
Borden Creamery Company
Sioux City
South Dakota Bankers Association
Valley Springs
Heifer Causes Roper Salt Theory and Salt Salt
A heifer fed on river salt ate paint from an airway beacon tower painted by the commerce department. The animal died and a farmer sued for 23 dollars. Secretary Roper suggested death may stem from insufficient salt in the herd’s diet.
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Washington
Roper
Commerce Department
Huronite
WANTED TO BUY a 4 bedroom house suitable for remodeling in a good location. Prefex pavement. State lowest price with no down payment. Monthly $25.00.
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Armour Fd
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Loews
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PU. S
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Drake
Francis Drake
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Hadzell
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Arket
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