Market News Sioux City Livestock Saturday
Sioux City market notes show cattle and calves firm to higher with fat steers and yearlings up 25-50 cents, packers and sows steady, lambs and feeding lambs stronger, hogs mixed in latest quotations. Chicago and St Paul districts report mixed gains in similar classes, with steer upturns and stable to higher hogs and sows through the week.
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Sioux City
Sigue City
Mar. S
Mediare
Stasdy
Chicago
Zoe Hisher
SE Paul
South ST. Paul
Mar
S. Dept
Streaz
Hog Prices Rise Across The Board At Aromur Company
Hog prices at the Aromur company rose 10 to 20 cents today with light to medium hogs leading gains. Receipts were 300 as quotes showed 140 to over 300 pounds trading from 9.25 to 10.50 with various classes—butchers and packers—showing mixed movements and some steady to higher trends on a slow trading basis.
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Aromur
Wheat Market Shows Net Loss In Minneapolis Trade
Market opened with a tentative rise in wheat futures but profit taking followed, yielding a net loss for the day. May closed lower as corn slipped and oats held a narrow range. branched by featureless rye and dull barley. Cash wheat remained firm with strong demand for light offerings, while receipts fell short of estimates and buyers persisted. Local grain prices listed include No 1 dark northern wheat 91 cents and No 1 mixed durum 47 cents, red durum 69, barley 43, rye 54.
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Minneapolis
Mer
Grain Corporation
Huron Grain Market
Winneapolis Carlot Range
Huron Poultry and Eggs Prices and Minneapolis Cash Close
Furnished by Swift & Co and Suck Brothers Huron listing poultry prices ducks geese and hens with weights and dressings. Also Minneapolis cash grain close for wheat No 1 northern and dark northern with protein specs and price quotes.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Leghera Springs
HURON
Swift & Co
D. Bens
Togkern Springs
Usder
Suck Brothers
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Rae
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Minneapolis
Grain price report from Minneapolis and Duluth markets
Prices for wheat, corn, oats, barley, and flax listed by grade in Minneapolis and Duluth ranges. No. 1 hard spring wheat and amber durum figures shown, with multiple grades and delivery months, plus flour shipments and nearby cash closes noted.
Stock market advances on easing credit conditions
New York traders pushed shares higher as easing credit and improving industry signals spurred broad buying. Amusement, utilities, steel, chemical and food issues led gains with 50+ stocks hitting new highs, though some disappointment followed lack of Fed rate cuts.
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Credit Sonstiliona
New York Exchange
New York
Mar
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Lending Commission
Barkers
Vulcan
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Ware Ten Bros
Loews
John Manville
American Power and Light
General
Jewel Tes
Worthington Pump
Fairbanks Morse
Macy
American International
Associated Dry Goods
Allis Chalmers
Atlantic Refining
Bullard Co
Borden
Canada Dry
General Electric
Mathieson Alkali
National Biscuit
Packard Motors
Texas Land Trust
Warner Bros. Pictures
Commmon
Preferred
Keith
Peoples Ges
Auburn
Bishop Condemns Dry Law Disregard in South Dakota
Rt. Rev. William Blair Roberts, Episcopal bishop of South Dakota, urged respect for Prohibition and the Volstead Act in a speech before Codington county American Legion Post. He warned that undermining law harms the nation and criticized modern parenting as fostering rebellious youth. He also supported wartime preparedness as urged by the Legion.
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Watertown
Mar
William Blair Roberts
South Dakota
Codington County
American Legion
Bilsir
Legion
Scout Camp Lake Approves 1500 for Artificial Lake
The state game and fish commission authorized 1500 for constructing an artificial lake at the Boy Scout camp near Miller. It also allocated 7000 for reclaiming Dale Eli near Spenter and voted to create a 2500 per game preserve near White River in Mellette county. O H Jonson directed to trade quail for pheasants with states rich in game birds this fall.
Indian Woman Blames Elder After Slain Marchand Wife
Detectives report Lilian Jimerson an Indian woman 35 admitted to being in the Marchand home when Mrs. Henri Marchand was beaten and choked to death but claimed she did not kill her. She blamed an older woman from her tribe for the slaying.
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Buffalo
Henri Marchand
Buffslo Museum of Sciene
Ing
Lilian Jimerson
Marchand
Brrs. Marchand
Americanizing Card Tables Of London
The article notes Americans increasingly influence London card rooms as contract bridge and poker gain popularity. It cites private houses debating auction and contract play, with Americans finding more welcoming games in English homes and a growing preference for card gaming overall.
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London
Landes
Recapture of Alleged Check Forger After Jail Escape
Lester Silvey, accused check forger who fled a Sioux City jail last week with Freddie Dunn, was recaptured with two accomplices in a shack on the Missouri river banks. Dunn, the Leeds bank robber, was recaptured shortly after the escape.
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Sioux City
Mar
Lester Silvey
Ball
Freddie Dunn
Leeds
Buards
Missouri River
Duns
Custer Battlefield Highway Fair Opens Despite Sleek Storm
Amid a sleet storm from midmorning to night an estimated 1,000 to 1,500 people attended the opening of the Custer Battlefield Highway association good roads fair in Rapid City. Clear skies and warm sun were forecast for tonight, expected to draw a larger crowd.
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Rapid City
Mar
Custer Battlefield Highway Association
Defense Argues Against Payment in South Dakota Bank Guaranty Case
The South Dakota bank guaranty dispute over mandamus to distribute state fund was heard by the state supreme court. Guaranty fund officers seek about 1 million dollars to pay depositor claims, while banks and other parties argue about contract obligations and the fund’s solvency amid ongoing constitutional challenges to the 1927 amendments.
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State Supreme Court
South Dakota
D. J. O'Keefe
Prare
Guaranty Fund
Imiossit
Charles P. Warren
Hur
T.B. Thorson
Banking Department
Guaranty Fundy
Thorson
R. Smith
M. Q. Sharpe
Roy E. Willy
Sioux Falls
I. A. Churchill
Huron
Herbert Hitchcock
Mitchell
M Coe I. Crawford
Turon
Sharpe
Norbeck Protests Prompt Bill Change on Mining
Rapid City, Mar 7. Senator Petey Norbeck plans to withdraw a face mining bill and replace it with a more liberal version after mining leaders protested. The original measure reserved government claims on mining claims. Deadwood miners condemned it at a Feb 20 meeting. A later meeting will review Norbeck’s revised bill once drafted.
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Petey Norbeck
A. T. Bong
Mines and Building Committee
Associated Commercial Glubs
Jack Euills
Deadwood
Roose
Norbeck
Norkesk
Congression
William Williamsear
Jake
Fndig
Witt Benafide
Biars Tillytes
Roos
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