Swine Prices Fall at Armour Stock Yards and Other Markets
Hog prices slid 13 to 15 cents with top quotes around 5.00 at Armour Huron and related markets. Cattle and sheep showed varied moves with steady to lower quotes. hunks of buyers and feeders reported weak demand and regional price dips, including Watertown and St Paul results, while Chicago quotes showed hogs down 10 to 15 cents from the prior day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour Stock Yards
Huron
Watertown
Chicago
California
Bt. Paul
South ST. Paul
Dept. Agr
Bude
Huron and regional produce market price roundup
Regional market notes from Huron Mitchell Watertown Sioux City Sioux Falls Chicago dated June 12 13 show prices for heavy hens over 5 pounds light hens 4 to 5 pounds and under 4 pounds leghorn hens and roosters butterfat No 1 and No 2 eggs and various case prices. Trade ranges include specific weights and breed categories across several cities.
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Huron
Huron Produce
Hoon
Mae
Mitchell
Leghorn
Leghorn Roosters
Henneryegge
Watertown
Sioux City
Sune
ISP
Duce
Leghens Springs
Bronx Falls
Sioux Falls
Grain Prices Slump Under Selling Wave
Grain futures across wheat and corn fell 2% to 4% as selling pressure pressed prices to exchange minimums before a market shift. European war news and preminima trading limits weighed on activity, with most contracts closing at or near the minimums while several grains posted declines from yesterday. Chicago, Minneapolis, and futures ranges show broad weakness in wheat oats and rye with sparse gains on some deferreds.
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Chhicagy
Europe
Markets at Glance and Commodity Prices variegated
New York markets show mixed bonds and foreign exchange with steady government yields. Sterling and European markets wobble while metals trade unevenly. Wheat falls sharply. corn and hog futures slide with top hogs at 5.25. Poultry prices list various weights and regional quotes. potato futures report no sales today.
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New York
Sterling
Liverpool
Italian steamer chased by French near Canary Islands
In Tenerife Canary Islands a warship pursued an Italian steamer Malta and fired shells at a vessel named Goya near Las Galletas. The chase continued for another unidentified Italian steamer, with Italian ships returning to Tenerife as tensions rose after Italy's entry into the war.
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Santa Cruz DE Tenerife
Canary Islands
Maltanes
Las Galletas
Masonic Posts Filled By Hall Newly Elected Grand Master
South Dakota Ancient Free and Masons elect Grand Master Hall unveils appointive officers for the ensuing year. Appointments include Harper as chaplain Peters as orator Hartshorn as senior deacon Watson as junior sTyndall as senior steward Rayburn as junior steward Lloyd as marshal Morrill as sword bearer Siertz as pursuivant Lernawn as standard Bar Sioux Falls tiler Westcrawier Rapid City assistant Harper Barclay and McCawier reelected. Huron prepares to host the 1941 lodge conclave.
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C. Ne Hall
Hu- Tron
South Dakota
Verne Rayburn
Hurley
George Lloyd
Spencer
Marshal
Earl V. Morrill
Sturgis
Peter J. Siertz
Etmosa
Ny Lernawn
Standard Fred Bar- Sioux Falls
Tiler
Albert W.W. Westcrawier
Rapid City
Harper, Barclay
McCawier
Huron
Jstead Lodge
Stocks Drift As Trading Slacks In New York Market
The stock market edged lower as European war reports darkened sentiment. Trading was slack with only brief fluctuations, leaders down about two points at most. some gains appeared late, while many issues closed in the red. Volume around 906,000 shares.
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New York
Chicago
Ethiopian Leader Seeks Allied Help to Fight Italians
In Jerusalem and London reports the newly named Ethiopia war chief Berou says the time has come to rally thousands against Italian forces with Allied aid. Selassie, in exile in London, hopes to lead a return to Ethiopia and reclaim the throne with the Lion of Judah prominent.
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Berou
of Selassie Forces
Jerusalem
Fitaeri Berou
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Reid Agsinat Yeny
Elday
India
Negus
Tril Bh
Selassie
London
Issite Selassie
Opin Ig
Egypt Offers Full War Support to Britain but Declines Offensive
Alexandria reports Premier Aly Maher Pasha pledging Egypt will provide full assistance under the Anglo Egyptian treaty while refraining from offensive action against Italy. The nation severed diplomatic ties but will back Britain with communications, bases, and ports as air raid alarms prompt civilians to seek shelters. no bombs were dropped during the raid warnings.
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Egypt
Britain
Italy
Alexandria
Te If
Great Britain
Aly Maher Pashs
Italian Gas And Ammunition Dump Blown Up
London reports Royal Air Force bombers officially attacked Italian fuel and ammunition dumps along the Red Sea coast and in Ethiopia. The powerhouse gasoline dump and barracks at Assab Eritrea were destroyed, and an ammunition dump near Dire Dawa on the Addis Ababa railway line was also blasted.
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Ethiopia
London
Royal Air Force
Hed Sea
Ieee
Air “Ministry Commique
Eaid
Assab
Eritrea
Red Sea
Diredawa
Addis Ababa
99 Year Old Huron Resident Passes Away at 99
Huron’s oldest resident Thomas J. Peck died this morning at Huron hospital after a two week illness. Born June 21, 1841 in Worcestershire England, he lived in Iowa and Nebraska before settling in Huron in 1923. Survived by four sons, three daughters, and several grandchildren. Funeral at Welter Chapel Friday at 2 PM, Rev. Alfred Trewery officiating. burial in Riverside Cemetery.
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Huron
Thomas J. JL. Peni
Huron Hospital
Mr. Peck
Beadle County Sanitarium
Peck
Welter Chapel
Alfred Trewery
Riverside Cemetery
Worcestershire
Iowa
Marietta Figg
Burwell
Neb
Juron
T. W. Peck
Pierre
Charles
Brainerd
Minn
Omar Peck
Canton
S. DB
Irvin
Daugh
Misters
Robert Baum
Joe Gainor
Alice Gogsett
San Francisco
Congress Adjourns After Debate On Billion Dollar Defense Tax Bill
Fragmented OCR notes show Congress debating a large defense tax bill with revenue law revisions. A Texas Democrat notes many senators want to take a fresh look at farm surplus issues before adjournment on June 12.
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Congress
Revenue Laws Committee
Eee Teonmance
Texas
E. Wraey
Reports Of Landing Of British In Dutch East Indies Denied
Tokyo reported denial from Japanese and Dutch officials that British troops had landed in the Dutch East Indies. British sources and London war office offered no confirmation or denial, while the Netherlands government also rejected the report.
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Dutch East Indies
Tokyo
Lune
Pega
Joxtrettie Arty
Legation
London
War Office
Netherlands
Hamilton Leaves For Philadelphia
Washington June 13 John Hamilton chairman of the Republican national committee declares there is grave danger to democratic institutions in the prospect of a third term and totalitarian trend. He said the people must poke toward the party if peace of the nation is to be preserved. He outlined the convention program with sessions from June 24 to 28 and expected at least 10 candidates for the presidential nomination.
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Washington
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Republican Party
Conven
Wwe
Paris under renewed German encirclement as drives reach outskirts
Paris reporters describe German forces pressing from west along the Seine north to the Oise and Ourdy valleys and east along the Marne. French troops fall back from Meaux toward Chateau Thierry as Meaux lies 26 miles from central Paris and 15 miles from eastern suburbs. A third German column nears Pacy-sur-Eure, about 45 miles west of Paris, while fronts near Evereux hold. Abece’s Italian frontier front remains quiet as French forces stay alert.
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Beaumont
Beiche
Saco Ta cm
Seine
Oise
Ourdy
Marne
Chateau
Meaux
Chateau Tierry
Pacy- Surs Eure
Evereux
Abece
Italy
German front reports advance near Le Havre and St Velery
Reported progress along the English Channel coast claims Le Havre near, with German generals Leppée involved in a spectacular operation. Spokesmen say Havre is nearly reached as Allied losses and prisoner counts rise, while lines shift around St Velery en Caux.
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Buttes Bower
Wis
le Havre
St. Velery-en-Caux
English Channel
Rolles
Leppée
Havre
Yeasts
State Grange Hears Everson at South Dakota event
Secretary of Agriculture E. Ho. Everson spoke as a special speaker at the Taner 3lat annual state convention of the South Dakota Grange. He urged focusing on domestic business, advocating the golden rule and ten commandments as a code of living, and called for organized effort to drive economic recovery. He cited South Dakota rankings in farm production and argued the real problem is high distribution costs. The convention closed with Hand County Day and an evening officer installation.
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E. Ho. Everson
The
Farmers Union
South Dakota Grange
America
Everson
Assembly
South Dakota
Ed Ie Grange Convention
Hand
British Rethink On Reinforcements For French Front
Report notes a vast reinforcement plan to send up to 36 divisions to France, despite doubts. Attlee declining timing of Churchill statement amid war cabinet briefings. British air raids hit Tobruk and naval bases. Malta suffers civilian casualties as raids continue.
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London
Ihowsand
France
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Churchill
Yagi
Atthee
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