Livestock Market News Across Sioux City Chicago and St Paul
Cattle and hog trading across Sioux City Chicago and St Paul shows mixed changes with hogs up to 10.65 top in Sioux City and 10.70 in St Paul bids. Cattle midrange steady to higher with best steers around 14.00 in Sioux City and 15.25 in Chicago. Sheep light demand, feeders and stockers uneven. calves slow.
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U.S
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U.S. Dent
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Sioux Walls
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Lée
Sioux Crey Caml
Prisca
Markets HUNON POULTRY BUTTER EGGS Furnished Call
Markets for poultry butter and eggs are listed with prices and notes. The record shows Huron area offerings, including heavy hens and No 1 eggs, with references to Leghorns and Rhode Island types, and brief supplier identifiers.
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Hunon Poultry
Swift & Co
Huron
Chicago Produce Times and Sioux Falls Dairy Market Notes
Chicago Produce Times reports butter prices and kitchen goods with several regional price listings for butter eggs and poultry across Chicago Sioux Falls Mitchell and Minneapolis markets dated June 6. Prices for butter range around 11 405 tubs and 48 per case with various firsts and storage firsts figures while live poultry prices are listed for hens cocks ducks and geese. Minneapolis flour prices rise 35 cents per 98 pound bag and shipments total 35 421 barrels while potatoes and other goods show mixed movements.
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Chicago
Sioux Falls
Erratic Wheat Trading Prices Mark May Session in Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports erratic price action in wheat with close 14 to 1% below prior, oats easing modestly, barley firm, rye dipping then recovering, flax seed off and rebounding. Cash wheat offerings light, demand fair to good, spring wheat in strong demand with firm premiums, winters and durum bases steady. Grain range and cash close cited for No 1 dark northern, No 2 mixed durum, and oats quality bids.
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Minneapolis
Huron
Rhineapolis
Mixed durum grain quality report summary
No 1 mixed durum reports 93 percent protein 1 114 percent grading appears. No 2 durum priced at 138 with 1 11 percent. Red durum 9054 525s appears in the snippet.
Chicago wheat and corn futures dip and hold steady
Chicago futures show wheat prices around 1.06 to 1.09 per bushel with July and December contracts noted. Corn trends around 0.89 to 0.91 with nearby and deferred months cited, reflecting cautious activity on Wednesday trading.
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Chicago
Irregular Stock Action Amid Mixed Market Rally
New York stocks showed uneven trading with early selling in farm equipment and mail order shares, then a rally led by copper utilities motor food and steel stocks. Strong buying support driven by brokerage optimism and credit outlook helped lift prices before a late-hour pullback. rails were quiet and the close was heavy with about 3.5 million shares traded.
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New York
Otis Wievator
Superior Steel
Newton Steel
Ceddo de Pasco
Greene Cananea
Anaconda
Auburn Motors
Packard
Chrysler
International
Safeway
Punt
Commonwealth Power
United Corporation
American
Foreign Power
New Haven
International Harvester
Wright Aerol
Bendix
Quotations from 19th century chemical and industrial stocks listed
A dense listing of varied 19th and early 20th century stock quotes. Companies named include Am Can Am Gar Am Internal Am Sug Am T Bib Am Woolen Anaconda Armour Col o Fuel Freeport Gen Motors Gold Dust G N pfil Geene Houston Hudson Iron Nickel Int Th T Mack Tk Marland Mo Pac Nash and Kennecott with percentage values and ticker-like codes.
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Allis
Atchison
Beth Steal
C & NW
Chrysler
Colo
Can Gas
Drug-Inc
Welschmann
Freeport Tex
Gen Ride
Gen Motors
Kennecott
Oger
Mack
Marland
Mo ‘Pac
Has _Nash
Aberdeen hosts 46th G A R encampment amid joint programs
144 Grand Army of the Republic and Women’s Relief Corps members assemble in Aberdeen for a two day gathering. Activities include joint memorial services, flag ceremonies, and a patriotic parade with local organizations. Officers for the G A R and W R C are to be elected later.
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Aberdeen
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
South Dakota
Ellen Hillesee
Sioux Walls
W. R. GC
H.P. Carson
Huron
G. A. RR
American Legion Auxiliary
Central High School
G. A. Ry
Melgaard Park
American Legion
Wylie. Park
G. Amr
Cranberry Portage Fire Leaves One Thousand Homeless
A northern Manitoba settlement was wiped by forest fires destroying the Cranberry Portage town center. About 1,000 residents were left homeless with many families destitute. no deaths were reported and residents were believed safe. The Cranberry Portage board of trade telegrammed Dr H Elliott commissioner of Northern Manitoba seeking government aid and relief measures.
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PAS
Cranberry
Portage
Cranberry -Portage
Fish Bill Targets Gang Killings Across States
A bill by Rep Fruit Fish of New York would outlaw interstate transport of machine guns and automatic rifles. It imposes fines up to 5000 dollars and up to five years in prison for those convicted of sending or receiving such weapons. The measure aims to curb gang warfare cited in Chicago and other major cities.
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Washington
Representative Fish
Republican
New York
Chicago
Work to Gall G.O.P. Meeting
Washington reports a new Republican National Committee chairman Dr. Hubert Work will lead the party into the next campaign. He plans to resign after fall committee talks and discusses a shift to campaign plans next winter. Names linked as possible successors include James W. Good Ralph Williams and James Francis Burke.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Hubert Work
Hoover
Dr. Work
James W. Good
War Department
Will Hays
James Francis Burke
Ralph Williams
Oregon
Bids Open for New Roof on South Dakota Capitol
Three bids for a new roof on the South Dakota state capitol in Pierre were received today by John Hedin secretary of finance. A $6 000 appropriation was authorized by the 1029 legislature.
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Pierre
John Hidin
Shrine imperial outer guard candidates named at Los Angeles conclave
At the Shrine conclave in Los Angeles 75,000 attendees watched as the imperial council considered the imperial outer guard post. Leo Y. Youngworth will succeed Frank C. Jones tomorrow, with 11 others advancing. Final candidates include Eroest C. Bueter A A Rahn Walter Susden Vai Julian Wey and J Thomas Field.
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Jeune
Imperial Counscil Bolkt
Leo Y. Youngworth
Ai Malaikan Temple
Los Angeles
Frank C. Jones
Arabia Temple
Houston
Texas
Eroest C. Bueter
Isam Temple
San Francisco
A. D. Rahn
Zburgh Temple
Minneapolis
Walter 5. Susden
Osiris Temple
Wheeling
W. Vai
Julian P. Wey
Tripoli Temple
Millwaukee
J. Thomas Field
Blasi Temple
Assland
Jones
Hoover
Shrine
Elit
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