Market News: Swine and cattle prices rise at Armour stockyards
Hog prices gain 10 to 15 cents to top 11.35 as receipts total about 150 head at Armour Stock Yards Huron. Cattle ease about 50 cents, sheep down 25 cents. Sioux Falls quotes show hogs up to 11.65 with lighter weights advancing. cattle steady. sheep softer. Chicago bulk prices for poultry butter eggs and potatoes move little with general drift in the market.
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Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Sioux Falls
Hog Prices Rise in Chicago and St Paul Market News
Chicago and St Paul livestock reports show hogs higher with lighter weights up 10 to 20 cents and packers 15 to 25 cents firmer. Top hog price reached 12.30 with most good quality 11.50 to 12.50. cattle and sheep varied, dressed beef prices down, grain fed cattle slipping, calves steady, stockers slow, and overall mixed demand across major markets.
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Araeweemanne Gor
Enewnwnran
Stoner
Bang
Nner
BNO
Chicago
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
Rae Carte
Galves
Frain
Sioux City
Minneapolis Grain and Huron Produce Market Report
Daily market summary from Huron and Minneapolis trading floors notes heavy hens prices and egg varieties, No 2 and No 3 dark northern wheat quotations, butterfat levels, and futures-like price ranges. Carrot range and Duluth cash close listed with durum and amber durum pricing, flax and oats figures, reflecting a broad grain and poultry market snapshot.
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Huron
Swift & Co
Minneapolis
Montana
Barkey
Duluth
Grain Market Summary From Huron Bulletin Front
Huron grain markets report on wheat and corn grades with No 1 dark northern and No 1 mixed oats and white varieties noted, along with barley and yellow corn references. Trade activity and price movements are summarized for the day, highlighting commodity closes and supplier notes.
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Huron
Sree Bulletin
Dollar Paris rates and Sioux Falls market prices
The report notes the U S dollar quoted at 25 785 francs in Paris and 238 4 cents to the franc in New York. It also lists Sioux Falls produce prices for heavy hens various weights leghorn hens heavy breed springs and cocks live ducks liver geese and figs with Butterfat prices for No 1 No 2 and Butter 3.
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Paris
United States
France
New York
Sioux Falls
Produce quotations from Sioux City and Watertown July reports
Sioux City and Watertown produce quotations dated July 15 show live poultry prices with hens and roosters by weight, Leghorn varieties, broilers, egg grades No 1 and No 2, loose eggs, and butter in creamery and No 1 and No 2 grades, plus butterfat figures. Heavy breeds list prices for 2 lb plus and 4 lb categories, while ducks and geese have No 1 and No 3 readings.
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Linux City
Sioux City
New York Produce Prices Report July 15 Butter and Creamery Trends
New York markets show butter at 41 182, creamery prices higher than extras with steady other prices. Fresh poultry and dairy products remain unchanged. Chicago futures note butter futures and storage standards with mixed quotations and standard refrigerator terms.
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New York
Dutka
Chicago
Cricago
Late Wheat Rally Amid Stuttering Decline in Chicago
In Chicago on July 32 1471 late rallies helped wheat futures recover from earlier losses with gains around 2 percent. Trade focus shifted to black rust threatening spring and winter crops on both sides of the Canadian border. Strong late buying was noted but the market closed modestly lower than yesterday with July at 12 45 and September at 1 25 for wheat, while corn and oats were little changed.
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Chicago
Canadian
Steel Rally Helps Stiffen Stock List
A late rally in U S Steel aided a shaky market with gains for Bethle hem, Republic, Chrysler and others. Investors held to many issues including steels and major manufacturers amid fresh political and foreign concerns. Strong names rose while several large issues showed only moderate declines.
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New York
U. S&s
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Chrysler
Yellow Truck
International Telephone
Neport Industries
Texas Pacfic Land
Hiram Walker
Schenley
Distillers Corp
Oliver Farm
Bolland Furnace
Libby Owens
Allis Chalmers
du Pont
N. ¥. Central
Southern Pacific
Texas Corp
Western Union
Westinghouse
General Electric
American ‘Telephone
American Can
Montgomery ‘Ward
Sears Roebuck
General’ Motors
Standard Oil of
Nwj
Santa [Fe South Railway
Great Northern
Anaconda
Kennecott
U. S. Rubber
Consolidated Edison
North American
Electric Power and Light and Armour
Minneapolitans See Stock Quotes And Bond Rates
From Minneapolis July 15 a market report lists bids asks and closes for Pitt Bank, Northwest Banco, and U S government bonds in New York. The notes include Treasury issues priced around 47 to 52, Fed Farm Mortgage bonds near 42 to 47, and Home Owners Loan mortgages near 100. Market activity mentions Ford Motor and Henry Morn, with a separate line noting a Petersburg, Inc. farmer planting his seventh consecutive corn crop year.
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J. S. Bonds
New York
E-U. S
Wrangle Started At Riot Hearing
Chicago coroner's inquest into Memorial Day rioting turned into a wrangle as C I O attorneys accused the state's attorney's office of anti union bias. Police testimony backed the strikers while union officials claimed police fired first, framing the riot as self defense to save lives.
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Snteel
Asssistant States
Mal Coghlan
Frank
Stevens
John Ryan
Everett
Parker
Gue Yuratovik
Republic Lodge
Aynal- Ramatec Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Yuratovik
Tesuied
James L. Mooney
Fred
Mooney
Discharged Ford Employee Testifies at Labor Board Hearing
A Ford Motor Company worker testified at a Labor Relations Board hearing that his May 1 dismissal was due to rumors spread by a man he called a stool pigeon. He claimed S J Fenney warned him to move from a Dearborn neighborhood because union activity was rising. He also said a Ford foreman deemed him dangerous for talking about the union.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Nations Labor Relations Board
J. Krugh
WLRB
Ford Company
S. J. Fenney
Krugh
Feeney
Dearborn
Detrot Times
John J. Dovey
United Automobile Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Senators Submit Revised Agricultural Adjustment Act Draft
Senators Pope of Idaho and McGill of Kansas introduced a revised Agricultural Adjustment Act draft in the Senate today. The measure reflects Secretary Wallace's granary program and follows the end of a parliamentary stalemate after the death of Senate Majority Leader Robinson.
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AAA
Senate
Washington
Pope
Idaho
McGill
Kansas
Wallace
Robinson
Consolidated closing tickers for industrial stocks list
An assorted closing summary lists numerous company names with percentage figures and partial identifiers. The text includes AT&T Amoco Armour Cincinnati Carriers and other corporate symbols, interwoven with fractional percentages and cryptic notes, resembling a historical market close compilation.
Strike Of Seamen Reaches Impasse
Nantucket Mass July strike of seamen against steamship line halts regular mainland link. Estimated income loss ranges from hundreds to ten thousand dollars daily. Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard tourism impacted. Arbitration talks in Boston failed. officers seek 33 percent raise, others 5 percent. National Guard planes on standby for supplies if needed.
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Mass
Tus Island
Gilbert Manter
Island Development Committee
Marthas Vineyard Island
Boston
International Learmen’s Union
American Federation of of Labor
New Bedford
Marthas Vineyard
John L. Campos
Massachussets Arbitration Board
Union
Searen
Fshing
Nartucket
Hurley
26Th Division
Massachuetts National Guard
Hopper Fight Fund Approved by Senate to Fight Grasshoppers
The Senate passed and sent to the White House a bill authorizing a $1,000,000 appropriation to combat grasshoppers in ten western states. Rep. John Martin of Pueblo Colorado said he would seek Roosevelt’s signature so funds are usable promptly. W R Walton of the agriculture department bureau of entomology called the appropriation reinforcements in the war against the insects.
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Washington
Suly
Senate
White” “House
John Martin
Pueblo
Colo
Roosevelt
W. R. Walton
Agriculture Department Bureau of Entomology
Robinson Becomes Tenth Congressman To Die
Washington dispatch notes Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas is the tenth sitting member of Congress to die since the November 1936 elections. The report lists seven other lawmakers who died earlier, including Senators Norbeck of South Dakota and Becks rin of Tennessee, and Representatives Cary, Montague, Buchanan, Stubbs, Focht, Goodwin, and Connery from various states.
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Cary
Kentucky
Montague
Virginia
Buchanan
Texas
Stubbs
California
Focht
Pennsylvania
Goodwin
New York
Connery
Massacusetts
Russian fliers claim record Moscow to San Jacinto flight
Three Soviet pilots completed a 6,700 mile journey from Moscow to San Jacinto in about 62 hours 11 minutes, aiming for official ratification by the International Aeronautical Federation. The aircraft weighs 11 tons with a 150 feet wingspan and a 100 horsepower engine.
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International Aeronautical Federation
Edison E. Mouton
Mouton
Moscow
San Jacinto
California
Yuwmrasheff
San Francisco
Rugsig
Gromoff
Los
Tewis
Wilson to Survey Drought in Nodak
M L Wilson undersecretary of agriculture will survey drought conditions in northwest North Dakota. Crosby serves as port of entry for the party touring five counties hardest hit, including Divide Williams Mackenzie and possibly Burke and Mountrail. The group will travel from eastern Montana into North Dakota and move through the counties, with cattlemen moving livestock for six weeks.
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MacKenzie County
Burke
Mountrail
Demo Women In Conference Here Third In Series Of District Parleys
The third in a series of district meetings of South Dakota Democratic women's groups was held in the courthouse farmers room at 2 pm. Miss Vera Kemptner, district vice chairman, said the session gathered county vice chairmen to discuss implementing the women's educational program with Mrs. P. L. Crowle and state staff. A picnic followed with Beadle County Women's Club hosting.
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South Dakota
Vera Kemptner
Beadle County Women's Club
Quines
Sventh
Besdls
Lida C. Brooks
Huron
Buffalo
Mis
Florence Wisor
Pukwana
Hand
Meds McCullen
Miller
Call Session Tonight For Relief Problems In Huron Beadle
A general meeting is set for tonight at 8 in the farmers assembly room of the courthouse to thresh out relief work issues in Huron and Beadle counties. WPA officials city and county leaders and businessmen sponsor the gathering and say it is open to all interested parties.
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Huron
Beadle Coun
Farmers Assembly
WPA Empires
Court bill fight splits Democrats as roosevelt era battles loom
Lawmakers reel from Roosevelt administration efforts to push a court bill amid party splits. Some senators vow to delay by sending the measure back to committee while others push to advance the broader legislative program. Opposition grows with names such as Gillette and Brown signaling resistance. Hospital admissions list several residents including Mrs Rolland Harvey and Eugene Jones as dismissals follow.
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Harrison
Black
Alabama
Minton
Indiana
Schwellenbach
Washington
Pepper
Florida
Barkley
Robinson
Testler
Thomas
Utah
Smith
South Caroina
Iweek
Roosevelt
White , House
Gillette
Tower
Andrews
Johnson
Coloredo
Brown
Michigan
Fish
Senate
Gilleté
Maloney
Connecticut
Offer Compromise On Tenancy Bill Seeks Large Land Aid
A proposed tenancy compromise bill would authorize federal aid totaling 85 million 50 thousand dollars over three years. The act would fund subsidies for farm purchases, rent support, and land purchases through the Agriculture Department. Tenants and sharecroppers receiving aid could not sell the properties for five years. The bill also authorizes 10 million 3 thousand dollars this year for submarginal land purchases and 22 million across the next two years.
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Bs Aviing
Ile
Ence of Agriculture
Althous
Scottsboro Case Verdicts Handed To Jury
In Decatur Alabama July reports verdicts in the Scottsboro case with Clarence Norris facing death after nine men jury trials. Judge Clmah an instructs jurors that the case is state versus Norris, not Victoria Price, and notes white woman presumption in rape cases while defense seeks to undermine Price’s testimony and frame-up claims. Ruby Bates previously recanted and was not called in this trial.
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Decatur
Ala
Clarence Norvis
Scottsboro
Clareme Norris
Norris
U.S. Supreme Court
W. W.clmahan Sai
Victoria Price
Clarence Noatris
Alabama
Clarence Norris
Ssmuel
Leibowitz
New York
Haby Bates
Erain
Thattancoga
Thomas S. Lawson
Ruby Bates
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