Market News: Hog and cattle prices across midwest markets
Sioux City and Chicago reports show cattle veering mixed with gains in vealers and hogs. Stronger prices for feeder steers contrast with declines in lambs and heavier hogs, while Chicago and St Paul show steady to slightly lower cattle values amid varied wholesale pork and poultry quotes.
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Sioux City
St. Paul
ST. Pau
U. 5
Ater
Lamb
Ewes
Huluk
Lamba
Soft on mart wheat futures stumble in opening trade
Wheat futures weakened at the start amid poor cables and stubborn early trading. Corn and oats followed the market trend as rye showed spasmodic moves and barley stayed firm early before closing lower. Cash demand for wheat was quiet with choice grades in demand, flax remained strong for top lots. Minneapolis grain prices list No 1 dark northern and mixed durum at near 149 and 38 respectively.
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Chicago
San
Ss. Dept. Agr
Lowstead
Tom
Minneapolis
Winnipex
Plax
National Grain F
Fragmented OCR Summary From Morning Market Notices
Financial and commodity notes cover flour, flax, wheat and potatoes from Duluth to Chicago. Listings show prices, ship dates, and sacks for multiple grains and produce with mentions of Montana and Minnesota markets. No clear single event. reads as a jittery, partial market roundup with scattered figures.
Profit taking limits stock market rally in New York
Heavy weekend profit taking and renewed short selling impeded stocks from rising after early gains. Trading volume surged with over half a million more shares than the previous day. Notable moves included Bethlehem Steel and United States Steel expectations, General Electric and Atlas Powder advances, and mixed results across many issues amid cautious sentiment and a shift in bank rates.
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New York
Ecores
Istleq
Carraca
Srading
Teading Commission
Gethlehem Steel Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Otis Elevator
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Auburn Auto
Columbian Carbon
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Sugar
Foundation Co
National Biscuit
William For
Cail
Chicago Federa
Alliy_ Chatmere
Bhates
Stocks in flux as aluminum and steel firms show varied gains
A dense, OCR damaged market fragment lists numerous firms and prices with scattered figures. It notes modest support for Al- Us Chalmers and mentions varied performance across steel, chemical, and transportation sectors. Strong entities include Anaconda, Kennecott, and Reading with mixed percentages and odd lots cited.
Curb Passes Standard Off Clad Cities Service
An unclear notice notes a standard action involving a financial entity and a renamed or misread corporation. Details are fragmented leaving the exact parties and figures ambiguous. The readable elements suggest internal accounting or corporate restructuring with numbers 203 and 508 appearing among jumbled text.
Housewives War Against Railway
Los Angeles June 24. A quarrel at a Seven Street site pit housewives against Los Angeles Railway crews over post holes for a feeder power line. Women disrupted work, stole holes, and clashed with police and workers, while authorities and workers withdrew after a standoff. The scene sparked ongoing female protest plans but no further action reported.
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Los Angeles
Seven ‘Street
Los Angeles Railway Company
TallWey Company
Seventy-ninth Arena Parkway
Senate Rejects Tariff Increase on Hides
Washington report notes the Senate rejected the Oddie proposal to raise tariffs on hides above 10 percent ad valorem. The Nevada Republican amendment would set five cents per pound on green hides and higher rates for cured hides, three to four times those in the House and finance committee measures. The modified Oddie amendment failed 7 to 0 with a party-line vote. the ten percent ad valorem rate remains pending.
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Washington
Senate
Hawley
Audie
Répuniican
Nevada
House
Thosting
Borah
Brookhart
Johnson Is Illustrious Name Induction Report
Johnson and Mr Johnson installed as illustrious master, others inducted into office on Thursday. Beach named deputy master and principal conductor. George Pullinwelder treasurer, Whisman recorder, Tice captain. Jamison conductor, Henry Gein steward, Carl Peterson lieutenant.
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Johnson
MS Beach
Meester
George
Pullinwelder
Whisman
Tice
Thaguar Jamison
Henry Gein
Carl Peterson
Nentinel
Faubel Defends Probe In Congressional Hearing
Secretary Faubel of the American War group defends the probe amid Senate and House clashes over representation and governance. He says the inquiry is an inference and dismisses criticism of counting and AOVEVUDENS while noting backward states deserve attention. The exchange targets Arnold Tanager and the tariff league amid constitutional representation debates.
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Washington
Arthur Te Faubet
Lonce
Faubel
Arnold
Chytrmar Cararay
Arnold Tanager
Conmitttea Reyort
Grunty
Fisher argues O'Fallon case before Supreme Court
Walter Fisher special counsel for the commission told the court that the Interstate Commerce Commission’s valuation of the St. Louis and O’Fallon railway should not be dominated by reproduction cost. Railroad counsel urged reproduction cost as primary. Fisher said the court did not set a single standard and followed legal principles and congressional instructions to consider all elements of value.
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Washington
Tan
Supreme Court
Interaace Commerce Commission
St. Louis and
O'Pallon
Walter Iisher
Teher
Interior
Fisher
Altormeyage Serted
Commission
Altornay
Fisher Foswers
Murder Charge in Agent Death Ties to Moore Residence Raid
Georgi W. Moore faced murder charges in West Palm Beach Florida after a coroner’s jury ruled two federal prohibition agents were killed during a raid on his home last Saturday. The grand jury indictment followed hours of testimony over two days, with defense arguing the agents unlawfully searched at night with a daytime warrant and Moore at his home with his family present.
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West Palm Reach
Fla
Tan
Georgi W. Moore
Moore
Brand
Astle
Powee Siekarts
Robert K. Mongure
Jfs Patterson
Sos
GeUberation
Aver & Nulas
Ilegsty
Aviigister
Oliis
Ang
aeVerak-detenge
Store Changes at K and K Company Opens Spring Sale
Officers of the K and K company announce a store change and the opening of the twenty first of its calendar sale. The president and Joe Kucdent lead today’s Huron office alongside other officers as plans for spring merchandise are outlined.
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K. Company
Wernover Plana Fr
Huron
Joe Kuc Dent
Smokes In Library Prompt University Suspension
In Minneapolis on January 24 a university dean announced the suspension of John Moorhead a senior in science literature and free business manager of the Minnesota Daily for one year for smoking in the library after an incident involving Harrison Salisbury the Minnesota Daily managing editor.
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University of Aiimesota
John Moorhead
Minneapoli
Edward E. Nicholson
Sindayt Atfairs
Moorheal
College of Science
Free
Gapler
Harrison Salis- Wary
Minnespolis
Minnesota Daily
Publicaton
Boy Scout Lake project eyed by South Dakota commission
A Central South Dakota Boy Scout delegation reported the state game commission encouraged consideration of a dam to create a 156 acre lake at Camp da Ko Tal. The project, costing about 7500 dollars, aims to be completed this year for a 1941 summer opening, with Camp da Ko Tal benefiting as a popular nonexclusive retreat.
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Livrer
Piere de C.K. Walker
Central
South Dakota
Hoy Scout Counc
Comession
Hexer
Boy Scout Commels
Fred G. Eggers
Atea
A. Chamberlain
Huron
Caaire Wan
Pierra
Lake Byron seepage study eyed by state commission
Pierre January 24 The state game and fish commission authorized a thorough investigation of Lake Byron north of Huron to assess seepage and water supply options. D W Loucks was tasked to determine excess seepage and possible water augmentation while the Boy Scout camp lake project near Miller faced review. Estimated cost for the central South Dakota Lake Byron plan and related projects runs around 7500 dollars.
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Pierre
Jan
Hurox
D. W. Loucks
Lepartment
Gesrac Stafford
Huron
Yzaak Wallon League
Charles Huntington Dies at 90 in Huron Hospital
Charles Huntington aged 90 died at 11 45 this morning in a Huron hospital after a period of illness since Thanksgiving His condition deteriorated two weeks ago He is survived by his father W A Huntington two brothers and a sister Mrs St O Beges of Richlorid Texas Funeral arrangements await arrival of a brother expected tomorrow morning
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Huron Hospital
W. A. Huntington
Huon
Slater
Edward A.’ Huntington
Minneapolis
Richlorid, Tex
Vrs
Bank merger links Engineers Bank to Brotherhood figures
A Cleveland bank merger involving the Engineer's National and related entities was being perfected at a meeting of bank directors. Officials of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers influenced the deal, with completion expected to retire the Brotherhood from active locomotive work.
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Cleveland Hauke
Engineer's National
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Engineers Bank
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Coast Guard to install massive searchlight along Niagara coast
A 2,500,000 candle power searchlight will be placed at the foot of Annhurst Street near Bridgeburg docks to illuminate the river area from the Niagara mouth to Grand Talquad. The Coast Guard plans limited lighting on one mile segments to aid surveillance of liquor smuggling. Commander M W Raschusser says the beam will allow night scrutiny from American waters and govern overhauls when ships are spotted.
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N.Y
Bridgeburg
Nquor Douke
M. W. Rasiusses
Mander
Coast Guard
Ovis
Niagara River
Grand Talqnd
Raschussert
Girl Scouts Rally Saturday in Motel Marvin Event
All girl scouts union will gather at the Eika ball in Motel Marvin Hughitt Saturday afternoon at 4.20 to rally and honor Miss Emelia Thoorsell regional girl scout executive in the city. Proficiency badges will be awarded for activities in various fields of girl scout work. Miss Thoorsell met with executive committees for the three troops here and spoke at the Altrusia club luncheon.
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Tm Utnion
Motel Marvin
Hughitt
Emelia Thoorsell
Boy Secant
Miss Thoorself
Man Hurt In Fall From Ice Platform
Elmer Peterson employed in ice along the river was taken to Sprague hospital today with injuries after falling from a loading platform. Attendants said the injuries confined him to one hip and his back and he would likely stay another day or so. Mush, a farmer near Osceola, was admitted for medical treatment. Dorothy Yearrier and Van, J. E Beargier, and others are mentioned in hospital notes with various procedures and discharges.
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Sprague Hospital
Ag Xersona
Dutch
Glen Bush
EGBH
Mush
Osceola
Augtter
Dorothy Yearrier
J. E B. Veargier
Virgul
Van
Walter S. van
Muren
Evith Timperly
Guy Timperly
Cavour
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