Market News Wire: Livestock Receipts Across Cities Feb
Sioux City and Chicago markets report cattle calves hogs and sheep with varied moves. Cattle mostly steady to lower, hogs 10 to 15 lower, lambs soft, top quotes seen near 12.50 for cattle and 10.45 for hogs. regional outlets note limited public market data and supply shifts. Also listed are local poultry and dairy prices from Huron and Sioux Falls, with live birds, butterfat and egg quotes.
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Armour & Co
Huron Yard
Sioux City
LPJ
IV. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agro—Hoss
Carle
St. Paul
Pit. S
Dept
Sioux
Sioux Falls
Ilsiou City
Huron Poultry and Eggs advertised items
Markets page lists Swall & Co offerings in Huron South Dakota including hens 414 pounds and over and 434 pounds for under, Leghorns and light hens with stag prices, Leghorn springs noted, eggs No 22 and live ducks five pounds and up.
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Huron
Baek Brothers
S. D
asmaneccoeekTeteenttee
Mitchell
Swall & Co
Leghorn
Wheat Futures Slump to Fresh Seasonal Lows in Minneapolis
Wheat futures tumbled to new season lows amid selling pressure and light trading in Minneapolis. Corn, rye, and barley followed the weak trend while flax held firm. cash wheat offerings favored Grain Corporation and some mills, as demand varied across grains and durum prices showed uneven moves across markets.
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Minneapolis
The
Grain Corporation
Alinnezpolis
Montana
No. L
Tuly
Chicago Grain Futures Report Reading
Chicago futures quoted mixed on Wednesday with wheat prices showing modest gains and various contracts listed with bids and closes. Markets noted changes in highs and lows across multiple months including March and September, reflecting fluctuations in supply and demand.
Stock Market Drifts Lower in Mixed Trading
New York trading was irregular and lower as public utilities drew steady demand on merger chatter while volume fell due to limited public participation. Leaders included Brooklyn Union Gas and American Water Works amid broad activity in utilities and industrials with several major names advancing and others retreating.
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New York
Brooklyn Union Gas
American Water Works
American Telephone
Western Union
North American
Standard Gas and Electric
Pacific Lighting
American Power and Light
Otis Elevator
Gulf States Steel
Republic Steel
American Rolling Mill
Gulf
Westinghouse Electric
Eastman Kodar
Goodyear
Simmmons
United Fruit San
Case
Norfolk and Western
Vulvan
Arizona
Anaconda
American Smelting
Kennescott
Magma
Cerro de Pasco
First Bank Stock Earns 2 41 Share
The First Bank Stock Corporation in the Ninth Federal Reserve district announced a 2.41 per share rate for its operations through December 31, 1923. The dividend rate is noted and the report details 92 affiliated banks, total resources of 445 million, and 3,016,870.57 shares outstanding among about 16,000 stockholders with units in 66 Minnesota Montana North and South Dakota and Michigan.
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ST. Paul
Minn
First Bank Stock Corporation
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Michigan
Ths
J. C. Bassett
Aberdeen
S. D
C. B. Little
Bismmards
N. D
Naval Parley Is Halted For Week
The five power naval disarmament conference adjourned for one week due to the French cabinet crisis after the fall of the Tardieu government. Stimson urged a recess, with MacDonald Grandi Wakatsuki agreeing, while the experts’ committee continues work and the adjournment lasts until February 26.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
London
Tardieu
Stimson
MacDonald
Dino Grandi
Ead
Reijira Wakatsuki
Paris
M. Tardieu
Poincare
Briand
Georges’ Leygues
Maine
Ambassador de Fleurifau
Fleurian
Mrs Sewell Improving at Idaho Avenue Home
The condition of Mrs H D Sewell is reported somewhat improved today though still ill. She is being cared for at her home located at 74 Idaho avenue southeast.
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H. D. Sewell
Sewell
Idaho Avenue Southeast
Tariff Amendments Pass Senate Amid Small Protests
Washington Feb 19 A senate session approved multiple tariff amendments raising duties on agricultural goods. In three hours cheese green peas dried beans frozen halibut pickled dates sauerkraut raw hickory and bent grass seed moved to duty lists. Vandenberg’s removal on law hickory duties passed without record vote and Trammell pushed pineapple duty from 22 1 2 to 50 cents per crate.
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Washington
Senate
Vandenberg
Michigan
Trammell
Florida
Motor Carriers Draw Schedules for Uniform Rates
Beadle and surrounding counties truck men met in an all day session to draft recommendations for uniform rate schedules. The group plans to submit proposals to a state conference with delegates from 21 districts, aiming for a uniform rate schedule east of the Missouri River. Delegates G. G. Joins, Richard Twesler, and J. H. Christopherson were elected to represent the district. Rates proposed favor lower charges on livestock, grain, and general property, with tiered per mile figures and minimums, applicable to Class B motor freight carriers, contingent on load weights and distances. The general conference, likely before March 15, will decide final action at Pierre, Huron, or another central site.
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Beadle
Railroad Commission
South Dakota
Missouri River
J. J. Murphy
Pierre
Huron
G. G. Joins
de Smet
Richard Twesler
Yale
J. H.christopherson
Haron-and
Murphy
Lions Host Ladies Night At Hotel Marvin Event
About 75 people attended the Lions and Lionesses Ladies Night at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. The program opened with a community tour, banquet, and music led by W. H. Saxton and Ralph Knight. The Walker twins and Melba Hagerty danced, Donald Streeter of Huron College performed a pantomime, and a harp solo by Mrs. W. IM. Griffith closed the entertainment. Past presidents 0. R. Kent and R. I. Lloyd received pins. Push President H. A. Hill presented awards as A. A. Wollman acted as toastmaster. The group attended the Huron theatre afterward.
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Lions
Eee Ron Loma Club
Donald Streeter
Huron College
W. IM. Griffith
R. Kent
R. I. Lloyd
Huron Lions Club
Push
H. A. Hill
A. A. Wollman
Huran Theatre
Muscle Shoals Legislation Faces Tariff Clash in Senate
Washington dispatch reports Senator Watson of Indiana calls the Muscle Shoals bill amid a tariff jam. Republicans seek early action on public buildings, road funds, and budget bills as Hoover prioritizes the tariff. A coalition may rewrite the tariff bill by March 19, with fresh pressure from prohibition debates looming.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
Indiana
White House
Hoover
Republican
Nebraska
House
Congress
Alabama
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
Frederick Republican Brooke Howell Denies Alliances
Frederick February 14 Brooke Howell of Frederick a Republican candidate for governor denied any ties to Senatorial candidate George J Danforth of Sioux Falls insisting state and national campaigns are separate and independent and that he has made no political alliances for either office and is running an independent campaign.
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Frederick
Brooke Howell
George J. Danforth
Sioux Falls
United States Senate
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