Market News Swine Prices Steady-Weak on Saturday
Chicago hog prices moved generally steady in light cleanup trade with receipts mixed. Cattle and sheep remained nominally steady amid varied bids. hogs, calves, and yearlings showed mixed shifts with packing sows down and top cattle and veal figures cited. Sioux City and Sioux Falls markets echoed softer to steady trends amid weekly totals and bid changes.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Duc
Sioux Falls
Markets Huron Sioux Falls and Sioux City Produce Prices
Sioux Falls and Sioux City reports list poultry hens heavy and Leghorn, springs, stags, roosters, and cocks with weights from under 4 pounds to over 13 pounds. Eggs butterfat prices No 1 and No 2, creamery butter wholesale ranges. cases include No 1 No 2 pullet eggs and brown flats pricing.
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Huron
Swift& Co
Aiuron
Leghorn Springs
Sioux Falls
Siqoun Falls
Sioux City
Des
Cattle and Hog Prices Rise at South St Paul Market
At South St Paul on Saturday prices for cattle rose 25 to 50 cents with good steers and yearlings moving 7.50 to 9.50 and heavies 9.00. Cows ranged 5.25 to 6.25 with low cutters at 4.00 to 5.00. Hog receipts stalled, prices finished 25 to 40 cents lower than last week, late top 7.5 cents and lows near 7.40. slaughter values also tumbled late.
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St. Paul
South ST. Paul
M. S
Inter
Mitchell and Watertown Poultry Market Figures
Saturday reports from Watertown and Mitchell show detailed head counts and prices for poultry and eggs. Leghorn hens and various sizes of springs and cocks are listed with weights and figures, plus butterfat prices and duck counts.
Chicago Produce Saturday Prices Steady On Eggs and Butter
Chicago markets report no arrivals for butter and eggs with steady prices. Butter and eggs show no change, refrigerator firsts quoted at 21 with other prices unchanged.
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York December 31 live poultry by freight irregular. Chickens rocks 21 colored 16 farmed colored 22 Leghorn 16 Turkeys hens 30 young toms 25 Ducks 16 Express market nominal no sales Dressed poultry steady to firm Fresh and frozen prices unchanged Butter irregular Creamery higher than extra 91 28 92 score 27 27 44 Firsts 24 26 2 Second s 24 40 4 Cheese quiet prices unchanged Butter and cheese receipts unreported Eggs irregular receipts unreported Mixed colors special pass 4 30 Standards 28 Firsts 26 Sums 23 Dirti es No 123 average checks 21 21 34 Refrigerator specials 24 26 Standards 24 24 3 Firsts 23 4 65 Mediums 22
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Mitchell
Reese
New York
Chicago Produce Futures Summary on Butter and Refrigerator Standards
Chicago markets report butter futures storage standards and high low close data and notes on refrigerator standards. The brief item lists numbers and percentages for Dec 31 and references fresh graded futures alongside miscellaneous figures from the Chicago produce futures page.
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Chicago
Satur
Minneapolis
Wheat prices rise to highest since September scare
Wheat futures moved higher with May and July contracts up as selling remained light. Traders noted favorable weather forecasts in the Southwest and rising wheat business activity, supporting a constructive mood despite no real shift in demand. Oats also posted gains.
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Attec
Minneapolis Flour Prices on Saturday Market
Minneapolis measures flour carload lots with unchanged prices for Family Patents at 5.30 per barrel and Standard Patents at 4.15. Pure Bran lists 17.50 and 18.00, Standard Middlings at 18.0. Shipments total 34. (Dec 11)
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Minneapolis
Market snapshot for year end trading across staples and grains
New York markets close year with firmer bonds and mixed currencies. Curb and industrials show demand while grains in Chicago Minneapolis show firm wheat and steady corn and barley. Minneapolis cash and futures reveal varied premiums and discounts for No 1, No 2, and durum grades.
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New York
Huron
Los
Minneapolis
Montana
Stocks Stage Brisk Year End Rally in New Year Trade
The market rallied as rails, steels, and specialties led on a brisk year end session before New Year’s transfers near 600,000 shares. Advances ranged from fractions to over a point with many new yearly highs. profit taking restrained some issues as carriers gained on hoped for quick stimulus legislation.
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Associated Press
Congress
Closing Quotations and Market Tickers From AP Report
The Associated Press presents a closing quotations list featuring numerous company and ticker details. Entries include AdamsExp AirReduc LiquidCarb Aliskaldun Loews Mack Truck AlliedCh-Dye MarshField Allis-ChMtg MiamiCop Aman MinHonReg AmPow MinMol Imp MontWard AmInternat MurrayCorp Thy AmLoco Nash-Kely AmRad&LtS AmSmé&Ref NatCashReg NatDairyPro AT&T NatPow&Lt AmTobB NatDistill AmWoolPf NoAmAvia Arm North'nPac Ohio Oil AllRef OliverFarm AviaCorp Olishlev Packard Mot Balt&Ohio ParkUtsh BendixAvia PatheFilm.
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Lgé& Myb
AirReduc
LiquidCarb
Aliskaldun
Loews
AlleghCorp
Mack Truck
AlliedCh-Dye
MarshField
MiamiCop
Aman
MinHonReg
Am&ForPow
MinMol Imp
Amhide&l
MontWard
NorthAsner
Arm
North'nPac
Atcht&sf
Ohio Oil
AllRef
OliverFarm
AviaCorp
3000 Adult Perch Planted In Lake Byron
Lake Byron, long a noted summer resort, received a boost as 3000 adult perch were planted today by Earl Pellant and an fisheries department representative. The stock will be ready for next summer’s anglers, officials said.
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Lake Byron
Byron
Earl Pellant
State Fisheries Department
Pellant
Grain Trade Chief Sees Bright '39 For World Prices
Kenneth S. Templeton president of the Chicago Board of Trade voiced optimism for 1939 despite 1938 drought and low grain prices. He predicted world price levels of grains would improve on the board, with wheat near 60 cents lower than 1938 highs, while corn, oats, and rye showed depressed values amid large 1938 harvests and global surpluses.
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Bright
Templeton
Franklin Mull
Chicago
Dee
Chicago Board
of Trade Today
Kenneth S. Templeton
Exchange
Third Victim Of Murdo Accident Dies
Pierre December 31 Pie lmer Louder 19 of Draper died in a hospital here this morning victim of a Christmas accident east of Murdo Rescoe Laced 28 of Murdo died shortly after the mishap and Floyd Louder niece of Ebner died earlier this week ARN BOTTLE THIEVES Two Huron youngsters admitted taking water bottles from an apartment building Friday night were severely reprimanded by Chief Jake S Nelson and warned that repetition will bring harsher punishment The dove were picked up late last night by a local patrolman who questioned the pair when he became suspicious of their actions
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Murdo
Pierre
Pie
Lmer Louder
Draper
Rescoe Laced
Floyd Louder
Ebner
Jake S. Nelson
Market and Bond Listing Snapshot with Corporate Securities
A dense listing from New York shows government bonds Treasury 3365s 40 43 and 4s 54 44 with a June 1985 date, plus Treasury 3s 55 51 and a 107.10 quote. Home owners loans 3s at 2 108.28 appear alongside a New York curb close noting Cities Service and El Bond & Sh at 73 and 11% respectively.
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New York
Dec
Treasury
Losns
Court Weighs AAA Provisions In Tobacco Case
Supreme Court debated reviewing the marketing provisions of the 1938 agricultural adjustment act after a Georgia and Florida tobacco growers challenge. They objected to penalties tied to sale prices above production quotas. Other cases include TVA power program challenges and child labor amendment ratification debates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Florida
United States
Tennessee Valley Authority
Kansas
Kentucky
New State Income Tax Return Blanks Mailed Out
Pierre South Dakota December 31 1947 Li Verle Wosepka an assistant in the State taxation department said 1938 income tax return forms were mailed to all banks courthouses and accountants for filing requirements Returns are due from single filers with net income 600 or more married filers with net income 1000 or more and all filers with gross income 2000 or more.
United States Rejects Japanese New Order Plan in China
The United States issued a formal note declaring it cannot assent to any abrogation of its rights or those of other nations by Japanese authority in China. It warned against a new East Asia regime tied to Japanese leadership and reiterated willingness to discuss treaty revisions peacefully. The note emphasizes protection of equal opportunity and open trade, opposing unilateral denouncement of existing treaties.
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Japan
China
United States
State Department
Aken
Weary Stimson
Manchuria
Fox Commerce
East
Asia
Community of Nations
East Asia
Embezzler Arrested in Indianapolis Fugitive from Sioux Falls
James He Lewellen, 27, of 8 Falls, S.D., was arrested here Friday on embezzlement charges and identified as a fugitive from Sioux Falls.
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Den
James He Lewellen
Falls
Sioux Falls
Strikers To Welcome New Year In Plant
Strikers at the Hopkins plant of Minneapolis Morine Power plan a New Year program with a 2 piece orchestra and six singers recruited from Local 1138. Frank Wenig, federal conciliator, opened talks with CIO strikers and plant officials and will hold separate conferences Tuesday as peace moves begin.
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Morine Power
Frank Wenig
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CIO
Usted ‘Electrical, Radio and Machine War Versi
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Nu Knockouts
New Year Celebrations Open South Dakota Tonight
South Dakota towns plan large New Year Eve celebrations. Sioux Falls police will man all shifts with four patrol cars and bars must close at midnight. Watertown closes liquor venues as usual at 9 pm, while Mitchell hosts Elks Club events and public dances.
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South Dakota
C. Rufer
Dafes
Watertown
Weather notes show wide swings and mild New Year
City readings ranged from 8 to 53 as warm winds gave way to colder snaps. Sioux Falls and Aberdeen logged 14 and 3 above respectively while Chicago foresees temperate New Year conditions with light snow in parts. Hospitals list admissions and discharges as Beadle County plans year end adjournment and January session.
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North Dakota
Federal Deficit Under Estimated in Early Budget Forecast
Washington reports the deficit may be underestimated in the current budget outlook. Officials forecast a shortfall around four to five hundred million dollars initially, with total annual expenditures expected to rise. The government anticipates modest improvements due to WPA funding, but uncertainties remain about year end totals and annual deficits.
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Presidwelt
Legion Auxiliary Broadcast Announced By State College
The Legion Auxiliary will air a broadcast addressing the Wet Gay afternoon program from State College hosted by Mrs. Oliv ary. The broadcast is scheduled for 12 45 p m central time and aims to publicize auxiliary activities.
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Legion Auxiliary
State College
Mrs Helen Trevets Dies In Illinois
Mrs Helen Trevert, widow of John R Trevett, died yesterday in Champaign following years with the firm that became Beach and Dickey. She had lived with her family and was associated with the distant past of the company’s lineage in 1882. The report notes her late husband’s involvement as part of the firm’s early history.
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John R. Trevett
Trevert Mattis
Aheron
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Goebbels Reflects on 1938 Turning Point in German History
The article quotes Joseph Goebbels discussing 1938 as a pivotal year shaping the German Reich. He emphasizes the return of more than 1 000 Germans into the Reich and asserts that other political events of the year pale beside this expansion and its lasting impact.
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Seth Vietors
Reich
Indund
Cummings Resigns as Attorney General at Noon
Homer S. Cummings announces resignation as attorney general. The White House confirms the move effective at noon Monday, with Roosevelt noting the resignation will take effect in January. The letter cites administrative shifts and bureau funding concerns alongside proposed gun registration and federal suit allowances.
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Justice Department
United States
Cummings
Bureau of Investigation
Homer S. Cummings
White Hous
Roosevelt
Liquor Licenses Become Revenue Source in Pierre
Licensing division reports December revenue from 10 percent gross liquor sales reached 40305.79 dollars, up from 32056.48 dollars in the same month a year earlier. Also appears in the brief is a late classification notice and small ads seeking housework and shoe skates for sale.
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Pierre
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