Market News: Livestock prices steady to higher
In St Paul on June 30 USDA cattle numbers 2800 with grain fed steers and yearlings strong to 2 higher. fed steers 12.50 to 24.00. choice heifers 12.50. cows 5.00 to 7.50. stockers steady. calves 24.00 to 40.00. hogs 4,500 with market steady to 10 higher. good to choice hogs 11.05 to 11.35. sows/boars around 10.19 to 10.59. feeder pigs mostly 10.59 down. sheep early kids 25 lower at 10.00. slaughter ewes and yearlings steady. yearlings 6.50 to 7.50. slaughter ewes 3.00 to 5.00.
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St. Paul
South ST. Paul
God
Jamrby
Sioux Falls
Hogs Packers
the & Down
Chicago
D.A
Sioux City
RODIN
Fender Pigs
Armour Market Recovers Losses in Hog and Cattle Quotations
Sioux Falls and Chicago livestock reports show hogs gaining across weights with top quotes near 11.35 to 12.00 per cwt, while cattle and veal stay strong but steady. Packers, prices for good and choice steers, yearlings, and veal remain high as demand supports elevated values.
Huron Produce Market and Grain Prices Report
Market prices from Huron and Minneapolis to New York show mixed grains and produce. Wheat, corn, barley, rye and oats trade with futures ranges, while butter eggs and poultry move unevenly in Chicago Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets.
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Huron
Grain Bulletin
Chicago
Minneapolis
Wheat Slumps After Winnipeg Rally
Chicago wheat prices fell sharply after late-day selling. July futures slipped to around 1.18 1/4, with losses in September, as weather worries in Canada and a late Winnipeg decline triggered a broad downturn. Corn and oats also eased, following the wheat retreat.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City Wednesday cattle and hog market mixed with calves and yearlings fairly steady. Feeder and fed cattle strong at times, direct quotes show calves and stockers firm to steady with limited demand in spots. Hog prices inch higher led by midweight offerings while sheep and lambs show softer tone under pressure.
Steels And Rails Lead Stock Rally
Stocks rose broadly with steels and rails driving the day’s market rally. Major gainers included US Steel Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel GM Chrysler Sears Roebuck Deere IMC Cate Douglas Western Union Consolidated Edison Anaconda Kennecott Am Smelting Phelps Dodge GE Du Pont Texas Corp NYC Southern Pacific Southern Railway Loews Canada Dry Philip Morris Air Reduction. Notable laggards were International Nickel Allied Chemical NAT and Standard Gas.
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Steels and Rails
New York
Junge
Us, Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
General Motors
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Deere
International Harvester
Cate
Douglas
Western Union
Consolidated Edison
Anatonda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Phelps Dodge
General Electric
du Pont
Texas Corp
Non Intervention Scheme Totters Amid Spanish War Pressure
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain convenes the British cabinet to ponder abandoning the hands off non intervention plan as Germany and Italy oppose a Franco British patrol of Spain. Insurgent Franco massing forces southeast of Madrid while London circles warn of belligerent flights if no week end solution.
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Associated Press
Neville Chamberlain
Germany
Italy
Spain
Osly
Britain
France
Paris
Francisco Francowan
Tiarama Sromt
Madrid
London
Treasury debt figures show persistent deficits amid tax shifts
The article outlines continuing U.S. debt and tax issues with June balances and revised budget forecasts. It cites a June deficit near 2.67 billion excluding debt retirement, Treasury cash balances of about 1.016 billion, and prior-year surpluses last seen in 1930. It highlights revised receipts, lower March forecasts, and ongoing government borrowing to cover shortfalls.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Pew
Closing Quotations From the Astonition Prous Alaska Isureau Listings
A dense list of stocks and percentages follows, showing closing quotations and bid-ask spreads for numerous companies and banks. Entries cover firms from Johns Manville to Union Carbide, with percentages indicating price changes or yield-like figures, and include a Minneapolis bank stock section with bid and ask prices.
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Astonition
Prous
Alaska Isureau
Johns Manville
Ouny
Kennecott Ty AlChem&Dye
Krusge
AmForPow
AmtInu
AmLoco
Amrommiu Wi
Varnfinger
Atset
Amtobb
Anacondy
Armour Il
Armour Til Pid & Atchison
AML
Aubirn
Colg&e
Saly
ConEdison
Cyris Wright
P Deere&eCa
Devre
DuPont
Basten
EtPow&Ls
Firestone T&r
GenElee
GenFoods
Tt&t
Minneapolis Bank
Minneapolis
Clove First Bank
Mt. Northwest Banca
Case Drags Along In Circuit Court
The Feder Land Bank of Omaha versus Henry A Magch enters rebuttal testimony as the circuit court civil case continues. Indications yesterday suggested a jury decision by late afternoon to settle a mortgage deficiency dispute that began Monday at the June term. Attorneys C P Warren for the plaintiff and Max Royhl for the defendant argued as the second case, Adolph Hunt versus John C Osks, awaits opening after the current inquiry, likely Thursday.
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Circuit Court
Jplaniff
Feder Land Bank of Omaha
Henry A. Magch
C. P. Warren
Nisinuff
Max Royhl
Adolph Hunt
John C. Osks
McDowell Named in Wolsey Crash Lawsuit
Northwestern Security National Bank vice-president Pierce H. McDowell of Sioux Falls is named as defendant in a $9,900 suit arising from a fatal auto collision five miles west of Wolsey on April 5. The suit, by Louisa Stiner administrator of August Stiner, seeks $9,500 for death and $300 for vehicle damages. McDowell’s case is not yet filed in circuit court.
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Pierce H. McDowell
Northwestern Security National Bank
Sioux Falls
Wolsey
Louisa Stiner
August Stiner
Stiner
Otto V. Meyhuus
Corn Exchange Bank of
McDowell
Heat Damages Crops as Grasshoppers Appear in South Dakota
Federal Meteorologist B R Laskowski reports grasshopper damage from Edmunds to Day, Sanborn to Kingsbury counties while weather turns cooler and wet in places. Corn, winter wheat, rye and early spring grains head. rainfall varied with southeast getting the most as highs reach over 100 and city stations log weekly totals from Aberdeen to Yankton.
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South Dakota
B. R. Laskowski
Edmunds County
Day County
Sanborn
Kingsbury
Laskowski
State
Mitchell
Black Hills
Aberdeen
Fairfax
Huron
Lemmon
Mobridge
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Huron Boy Scouts to Patrol Campbell Park This Summer
Huron chief of police 3 S Nelson announced that Boy Scouts will aid the police in patrolling Campbell Park during band concerts for the rest of the summer. He urged citizens to help keep the park quiet so music can be heard. Starting tomorrow one Troop of Hoy Scouts will patrol the park with one scout on each side of Dakota avenue to aid safe street crossing, under Scoutmaster Leo Walsh of Troop One.
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Huron Boy Scouts
Campbell Park
Todsay
3. S. Nelson
Huron
Nelson
Dakota Avenue
Leo Walsh
Liquor License Granted for O'Neal Store in Huron
Huron city commission granted a package liquor license to O'Neal after adjourned sessions on Tuesday night. Previously the commission rejected O'Neil amid complaints about store operations but approved improvements and the license unanimously. Also approved two licenses to sell beer to Lad Baterrick at Third Street Indiana Avenue service station and to Harry Chelpon at the American cafe.
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Marshall O'Neil
Huron City
Aschetter
Olson
Lad Bate
Rick
Third Street
Indiana Avenue
Harry Chelpon
New American Cafe
Huron Prepares for Northwest Air Show Dedication
The two day celebration in Huron includes visits by aviation officials from Hartard Airlines and TWA, arrivals from Washington and Sioux City, and aviation company representatives. Dignitaries like Thomas Fortuny Ryan and others will attend ceremonies at the post office and airport with a Swanson Circus program, floor shows, air flights, and a dawn dance July 4. crowd estimates target 25,000 daily with guides from the CCC to manage crowds. Five offenders forfeited one dollar bonds for overtime parking violations in Municipal Court.
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Transcastinental
Aestern
Howes
Aiker
Washington
Postéfice Department
Sioux City
Huron
Hanford Airlines
Northwest
Aisling
Thomas Fortuny Ryan Til
New York
Hantard Airlines
C. E. Fleming
Central
Trafic Manger
TWA
Wait
Bureau of Air Commercce
Department of Commerce
Abe
McSwingon
Mel Swansen
Rickenbacker
Swanson Circus
Polack Bros Circus
State Fair Grounds
Huron Pavilion
Franklyn Vincent
Marvin Hughitt
P.m
Huron Chamber of Commerce
L| Weir
Huron CCC
May Hill
Jack Dorses
Edith W. Dennie
Clarence Walker
Fred Zink
Townsend Club District Meeting At Huron Hotel
About 140 members of the Townsend old age pension club gathered in Huron for the district meeting at the Marvin Hughitt hotel. A C Rinkead district organizer and manager said officers for the coming term would be elected and Townsend plan matters discussed at this afternoon session.
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Townsend Old - Age Pension Club
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Acgording
C. Rinkead
Townsend
Bir. Kinkead
Religious council outlines annual parley plan
A fragmented report outlines the religious council’s annual parley, detailing delegates and the expected agenda. The document cites state and local religious committees, with emphasis on coordination and secretary roles amid unclear OCR text.
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Saad Parses Sry
Kot Council of Reoligior
Ans
de Dh. Turan
Striking the Community and Labor Disputes in Indiana
A fragmented note details strife within a union and company actions in Indiana, referencing a work stoppage, arbitration by the Tabor commissioner with Governor Townsend involved, and the reopening of a steel-related dispute. The document lists several admitted and dismissed individuals linked to the case, including Mrs. XH Hardin and Mrs. Frank Allen Wolsey, among others.
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Indiana
Indiaiy
Arlevenies
Towarend
Asisin Steel
TI Hosian
Rui Shirgiewt
XH. Hardin
Frank Allen Wolsey
Mesir
Ray Hawley
Woansocke
Surnici
Amor Keller Srw Bay
Bancroft
B. Mody
Your
McMilbin
Carpenter
Cecil Heim
de Smet
Evevn
Huron
Mark Wilcox
Baby Sin
Patrick Thomas
Sam D
Five Room Modern Home For Rent With Restrictions
Classified ad fragment notes a five room modern home for rent with restriction on children. Mentions Cecil address near Lawn Ridge plus vague references to WANTED items, tobacco products, and local Huron stores. Fireworks sale open July 4 and 5 at Huron Liquor Store and opposite post office.
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Lawn Ridge
Prince Albert and Velvet
Bull Huron
Huron
Huron Liquor
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