Armour stockyards market notes and holiday hours
Market news covers Armour Stockyards Turon with hogs 1000 head down 50c, lambs soft, cattle steady. Holiday care for weekend arrivals, daily close 4 pm except Saturdays 3 pm. Prices include top hogs 10.95 with various weight ranges. lambs lower. cattle and calves mixed with strong stockers and feeders. Includes Sioux Falls, South St Paul, Sioux City markets with activity and price ranges across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Hog Market Slips Amid Heavy Hog and Cattle Runs
Chicago market reports describe hog prices steady to 10 cents lower with top near 10.95 and liberal Carle receipts pulling prices down. Cattle prices remained steady for top and heavy grades, while spring lambs showed discounts. Wholesale meat markets stayed about steady with weaker steer beef and steady pork loins. Overall cattle and hog receipts for six months show declines in hogs and lambs with cattle volumes high.
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Livestock Prices Report From Chicago Market
Chicago traders report mixed bids on livestock as of July 1 with steady to lower tone. Prices for hogs and cattle show tightened demand while direct sales shift toward midweek trading.
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Produce Markets Update From Multiple Midwestern Cities
Market notes from Watertown Mitchell Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago list prices for butterfat eggs butter and poultry. Hens leghorn broilers and roosters are priced by weight and grade with Nos 1 and 2 eggs and butterfat futures mentioned alongside. Weather and trade concerns affect activity.
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Potatoes and poultry prices drift in Chicago trade
Chicago on July 1 reports slow early trading for potatoes with later fair sales at lower prices. US cobblers show scattered sales and varied grades from Missouri to California. Prices cited include US No 1 and No 2 grades with mixed condition notes and significant regional differences.
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D.ad
Mgusouri Cobblers US
Kansas Cobblers
North Carolina Cobblers
Bliss Triumphs
Virginian Cobblers
Okahora
California
New York Produce Prices Mixed as Markets Steady
New York reports July 1 steady prices across dairy and egg markets. Butter and creamery items show little movement while standard and storage grades hold firm. Chicago futures also reflect unchanged trends amid limited demand.
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Hutter
Wheat Takes Early Gain on Eastern Buying and Cash Strength
Wheat futures rose as eastern demand supported prices. July and September contracts closed higher, with flax, coarse grains, and feed barley also advancing. Cash wheat remained soft while durum and oats showed mixed demand. overall weather and demand factors kept the market steady.
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Grain Bulletin Market Card Reports Mixed Midwest Wheat and Flour
Minneapolis and Chicago notes show mixed grain activity with No. 1 dark northern wheat prices around 1.19 to 1.43 and nearby futures at varied levels. Oats, corn, barley and rye futures listed with several price points, cash discounts, and flour—carload lots higher on Wednesday with Standard patents and middlings noted.
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Grain Bulletin Market
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Grasshoppers Draw Crowd In Ha rorr District Report
A man near the First National Bank in Harorr building at 1 30 PM stared skyward as a large swarm of grasshoppers rose high into the air. Curious onlookers gathered, speculating about the aerial display before slipping into lighthearted chatter.
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Services Sunday In Tulare Church
Services in Geemen at Salem's Church will be at 61 o'clock in the morning and English services at p.m. At St John's Church in Lake Towne rship Sunday school at loas o'clock and English services at an o'clock. Last Sunday evening the St John's Women's Union presented an anniversary playlet Unfolding Petals. Rev. Me. Broezemann preached Building Houses of Comradship. A large number attended the services.
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Pearl Stafford Honored in Huron and Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche July 14 W D Griffiths of Sioux Falls was elected state department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans at the encampment. Pearl Stafford of Huron was named department auxiliary president. Pierre will host the 3087 encampment with listed officers and delegates to Saratoga Springs.
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Guard
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Ranid City
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Heavy rain boosts crops north of Huron and area wide
Farmers near Lake Byron two miles north of Huron report heavy rain of nearly two inches, with up to ten miles south of the lake also receiving substantial moisture. First half 1996 moisture data show Huron at 4.09 inches. rain will aid corn while grasshoppers lessen crop damage. Some scattered showers noted across northern and eastern South Dakota.
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Coach Paul Rose of Spearfish Dies at 36
Spearfish Normal College coach Paul Rose 36 died after a weeklong illness from streptococcus infection. He built a strong athletic program, led undefeated football team last season, and won five SD football titles and one basketball title. Funeral at Spearfish Normal auditorium. President Woodburn urged Yellowjacket alumni to attend. Rose born Webb City Missouri, graduated Missouri State Teachers College 1925. Survived by widow, two sons, his mother, two sisters, and a brother.
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Relief Officials Visit South Dakota Drought Areas
Federal resettlement officials led by W. W. Alexander met state officials in Pierre to assess drought conditions in South Dakota. They discussed relief funding, subsistence grants, and limited livestock feed, noting crop losses and a need for broader land use changes. President Roosevelt pledged aid as rainfall deficits extend across the region.
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Droucht I Shone McCuehe
Corn Survives Heat Wave Says Weather Chief
South Dakota corn crops endured severe heat and winds described as phenomenal by meteorologist B R Laskowski in a weekly weather summary. Drought and dry soils pushed cattle movements and stressed crops while grains and alfalfa showed limited growth.
Shrine Patrol to Pass Through Huron Sunday Morning
Sioux City crack Mounted Patrol from Abu Beer Shrine Temple will stop in Huron Sunday morning en route from Belle Fourche. They will breakfast in Huron around 8 o clock, as stated by W. F. Smith of the C N Writvond axent. The patrol will travel through Huron on a special term. Twelve die in flood region near San Antonio as Guadalupe River floods rush across south Texas. Heavy losses reported east of San Antonio in Gonzales and San Marcos areas.
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