Hog Prices Jump Across Markets Amid Tight Hog Supply
Market reports show hog prices rising sharply due to a 17,000 head shortage and stronger demand for fresh pork. In Armour Stockyards Huron and Chicago, hogs sold near 4.80 per hundredweight with 180-210 lb animals strong early, while cattle and sheep markets saw steadier or modest gains. Receipts and weights varied, but overall price levels highlighted a brisk, higher-for-the-day trend in midwest livestock trading.
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Chicago
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City stock market notes from March show calves and yearlings active with gains for steers and yearlings, sows and pigs little changed, fat lambs asked lower by packers. Beef cows steady, heifers around 6.10, bulk hog prices 4.00 to 4.15 per 100 pounds, various weights and types traded, no early sheep sales.
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Sioux City
St Paul Livestock Market Reports Mixed Steady Moves
Tuesday market notes from St Paul and Chicago show hogs mostly steady to higher on lighter bids, with prices for 210-250 lb pigs varied. cattle and calves mixed as cows and yearlings faced varied demand. Packers eyed lower slaughter lambs, while inching higher bids appeared for better cattle and vealers amid stormy conditions and ongoing demand.
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St. Paul
U. S
Wheat Futures Uncertain Amid Mixed Minneapolis Trade
Wheat futures opened strong, then paused and rose on a sharp rise in the storage exchange. May wheat up 1% with July and September higher. oats and barley firmer, rye mixed, cash demand modest. Minneapolis and Duluth cash close show varied No. 1 and durum prices with light flax activity.
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Minneapolis
Storling Exchange
Inneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Lada
March
Markets HIDE AND WOOL AND POULTRY REPORTS
Markets for hides report No 1 cured hides under 45 pounds 3c No 1 cured hides over 45 pounds 3c No 1 cured hides under 45 pounds 3c No 2 hides or greene Less Horse hides large No 1 1.00 to 1.25 Sheep pelts 10c to 2c Wool medium 5c to 6c Tallow large No 1 Poultry Chicago March 7 f Poultry one car steady to firm prices fowls 15 17 broilers 22 springs 22 roosters 10 turkeys 15 22 ducks 27 20 geese 1 9 Sioux City March 8 Hens 9 tins No 3 2.10 Butter creamery 2 10 2 4 packing 10 Country 11 Butterfat 16 13 Mitchell March 7 Hens over 44% lbs 12 under ? ypds 20 light and Leghorn hens 8 spring 10 Leghorn springs 5 old roosters over 5 lbs 6 ducks over 1 lbs 7 geese 6 Butter 21 Fresh eggs Butterfat 20
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Sioux City
March
Bolles Menager Huron
S. D
Chicago
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Sioux City Produce and Chicago Market Briefs
Market summaries from Sioux City and Chicago with March 8 data on eggs butter butterfat and graded firsts prices. Reports list entries for poultry products potatoes and flour with notes on shipments and weather affecting trade. Prices shown include Eggs No 4 3 No 2 5 Butter 22.. Butterfat 19. Eggs 34 easy firsts 12 15. Potatoes 75 on track 279. Flour Minneapolis unchanged shipments 25 291.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Minneapolis
Stocks Rise Across Sectors On March Trading Day
New York stocks closed firm on March 8 as gains spread across oil, food, utility and chemical groups. Notable climbs included People's Gas, International Silver, Alice Chemical, American Can, Columbian Carbon, and others reaching 152.1 as roughly 1,601,000 shares changed hands.
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New York
Gils
People's Gas
International Silver Rose
Alice Chemical
American Can
Columbian Carbon
Air Reduction
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Steel
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Hershey
Borden
General Foods
National Biscuit
Closing Quotations List of Various Corporations and Stocks
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and stock figures including All Chew & Dye, Am Can, AT and T, Chrysler, General Motors, IBM, Kroger, Homestake, Houston Oil, Kennecott, Mack Trucks, and many others with partial percentages and numbers, indicating a stock market closing quotation sheet or compiled price table from a newspaper page. The garbled text preserves entity names and some numerical values but lacks coherent narrative.
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All Chew & Dye
Alls
Am Can
Am For
Power
Am Loco
Asa Sm & Ref
Am Sug
At&t
Anaconda
Armone
Atchison
Auburn & Aul
B&o
Beat. Croid
Bendix Av
Beth Steel
Borden
Briggs Mig
Can Pac
Cone
Cerro de Pasco
Cko Mc SM St
Gen Motorsale
Gillette
Gold Dust
Gt North
Homestake
Houston Oil
Hudson
Tl Cent
Int Combing
Int Harvester
Int Bickel
IT &T
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger
Mack Trucks
Mont Ward
Textbook Adoption On Here Tomorrow In County
The Beadle county adoption committee, led by County Superintendent H. L. Hurley, will meet at the courthouse tomorrow to choose books for rural schools for the next five years. Members include Bernard Gary Foster township clerk Nellie M Brisgo Valley township teacher Arthur Miller Beadle county commissioner chair and T H Young county auditor. The committee will pursue strict economy and reuse old textbooks where possible.
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Seadie County
Tra Ecnvol
Court House
H. L. Hurley
Bernard Gary
Foster Township
Nellie M. Brisgo
Valley Township
Arthur Miller
Bonilla
Beadle County Commission
T. H. Young
Dr Sprague Heads to Hollywood With Conn Link
Dr B H Sprague veteran surgeon from Huron will join Dr Carl E Conn chief surgeon at Hollywood hospital and Warner Brothers studio medical director in California. He delayed westward departure due to road conditions and planned to leave tomorrow via Sioux City Omaha and San Antonio. Sprague founded Huron Sprague hospital in 1912 and the Huron Clinic. he has long been a civic leader and will retain local real estate interests while living at 4759 Hollywood Boulevard Los Angeles.
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B. H. Sprague
Huron
Carl E. Conn
Hollywood Hospital
Warner Brothers Motion Picture Studio
Sprague
West Coast
Shout
Dr. Conn
Jil
Sioux City
Omaha
San Antonio
Conn
California
Sprague Hospital
Axelrod
Huron Clinic
Los Angeles
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Conch
IKSCO To Broadcast State Cage Tourney
The state basketball tournament in SIQUM FALLS will be broadcast on KS00. Director Howard Wood of Washington high school announced the plan after Region 8 recommended broadcasting for distant fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IKSCO
Siqum Falls
Howard Wood
Washington High School
H. R. Woodward
R. E. Rawlins
Pierre
State High School Athletic Association
Coch Wood
KS00
Banking officials confer with Ruden on yearly policies
March 8, state banking commission end examiners in charge of closed banks met with E A Ruden, South Dakota banking superintendent, to discuss plans for the year. The commission includes Vandagrift Yankton Edmunds and Hag. A list of stock percentages followed.
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Ruden Pierre
State Banking Commission
E. A. Ruden
South Dakota
Banking Commission
J. C. Vandagrift
Sioux Falls
EE. Edmunds
Yankton
A. T. Hag
Claremont
Ohio bans hog shipments from South Dakota over erysipelas risk
Ohio state officials ordered a ban on shipping swine from South Dakota due to erysipelas in imports, allowing only South Dakota hogs for exhibition with health certificates. Officials in Pierre sought details while industry leaders reported no local cases and questioned the scope of the quarantine on dressed pork.
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Columbus
Macch
State Department of Agriculture
Hag
South Dakota
Ohio
Pierre
Green
Guthery
L. G. Troth
B.S. Rovinson
Federal Department
Sioux Falls
W. H.T. Foster
John Morrell & Co
Foster
Focal
A. E. Danielson
Armour Packing Plant
Huron
Danielson
School Burglars Sent To Prison
Christian Hanson and Hagedorn were sentenced to two years each in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to burglarizing the Wolsey public school. They admitted the quartet attempted to crack the safe, took a violin and a saxophone, and hid the loot before a second failed safe opening. A friend tried to sell the saxophone at Root Music store. two other suspects are being sought.
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Christian Hanson
Huron
Eddie Hagedorn
Wolsey
Alva E. Taylor
Peter Hanson
Christian
Frank Dreisgen
Hanson
Hagedorn
Leo A. Temmey
Root Music Store
Hagedorm
Quick Justice For Kidnapers Planned
Warren Ohio reports the fastest possible trial plan for Dalute kidnapping suspects. Two men Dowell Hargraves and John Demarco of Youngstown were indicted for kidnapping with intent to extort. A third man nicknamed John Doe remains at large as authorities hunt the alleged ringleader. The 12 year old James Dalute Jr. was rescued unharmed after being held in a gambling house near Youngstown. The maximum penalty is life imprisonment.
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Warren,o
Trumbull County
James Dalute, Jr
Youngstown
John Doe
B. H. Birrell
Dowell Hargraves
John Demarco
Demarco
Aquor
Hargraves
Niles
Poera
Military Rites Held For John Humphreys
John Humphreys a 37 year old Minneapolis native and World War veteran was buried with military rites at Riverside Cemetery. The service at Kinyon chapel featured Rev. Wallace Bristol with American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts present. Palbearers and flag bearers included local and visiting veterans. Widow Adah Humphreys and Muckler accompanied the body from Winona. Out of town mourners came from Aberdeen Wall and Le Mars.
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John Humphreys
John Maryin Humphreys
Minneapolis
J. I. Muckler
Tuvon
Riverside Cemetery
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kinyon Chapel
Wallace Bristol
Beryl Kinkead-Stratton
American Legion Auxiliary
E. L. Sewell
Palbear
C. B. McWeeny
A. I. Crawford
I. R. Wiley
E. C. McKenzie
Mr. Humphreys
Huron
Leo Gee'an le Mars
L. Simpson
Sioux Falls
Harry Sanders
al Jaehn
Henry Vanderhast
D. K. Scruby
Humphreys
Adah Humphreys
Muckler
Winona
Minn
B. H. Mankey
Violawat
Aberdeen
George King
Wall
Fahrendorf Is New C C Head At Huron
A civic banquet in Huron elected Fahrendorf as the new city chamber of commerce head. The event highlighted Patton praising thrift and local leaders discussing water supply, damming Ravine park, and James River impoundment. Officials outlined plans for promoting industry, tourism, and infrastructure while stressing unity and future growth.
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Russia
America
Germany
Huron
Patton
James River
Ravine Park
Bogue To Lead Green Campaign In South Dakota
PIERRE March 8. State Senator Allan Bogue of Parker will head the executive committee directing Governor Green's aggressive bid for renomination in the May 3 Republican primary. Green praised Bogue as a standout legislator and said the committee will include prominent men and women from across the state. Green did not detail his platform, with petitions in circulation and announcements to come.
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McFarland
South Dakota
L. G. Troth
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
Humonity
Citizens Reconstruction Committee
Hoover
Fahrendorf
B. F. Patton
Jay Spink
G. J. Kiet
H. L. Saylor
C. K. Walker
Ed Sewell
A. £. Danielson
C. E. Barkl
Glenn
Martin
John F. White
Agrigules Chas
Mitchell
John P. Walsh
N. White
George c. Fulllhweider
W. L. Weir
Aviation
Arlington
Lake Preston
Watertown
Brookings
Redfield
Woonsocket
Yale
Pierre
Helen Baxty
Vidtinet
Teuber Tra
Allan Bogue
Parker
Green
Bogue
Senator Bogue
Republic Nnit
Senate
Allan
Wheat To Be Shipped Soon Continued From Rege
Distribution guidelines outline wheat loans and credit limits for Nourox livestock feed. Red Cross bases allotments by farm size with barrel provisions for large families and livestock counts. Crack or coarsely round wheat required for feed. Limits cap at 16 bushels per farmer, with higher allowances for larger livestock holdings.
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Eid Iwasis
Red Cross
Lions Hear Talk On Electricity Hoarding Debate
C R Morey manager Hur division Northwestern Public Service spoke to Lions on electrical industry growth since Edison’s first plant. He cited U S power use four and a half times that of any nation and electricity costs dropping from 1 to 2 cents per unit since 1913. I A Churchill discussed Hoover backed anti hoarding campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
C. R. Morey
Hur
Northwestern Publig Service Company
Lions Club
Thomas A. Edison
United States
I. A. Churchill
Hoover
Wallace State Bank Pays 10 Percent Dividend
The state banking department reports creditors of the closed Wallace State Bank of Wallace in Coddington County will receive a first dividend of 10 percent, about $3.00. The bank suspended operations on August 1, 1938.
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Pierre, March
Wallace State Bank
Wallace
Coddington County
State Banking Department
Humphrey's to mark first anniversary with bargains in Huron
Humphrey's New Drug Store in Huron will celebrate one year on March 12 with a week of bargains through March 19. A Thursday paper will publish a list of special offers, highlighting fair prices and courteous service including a luncheonette and food department noted for neatness and quality.
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Humphrey
Huron
Humphrey's
Wade
Fesd
Ithe City
Ady
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Armour Yards
Armour Stockyards
Wward
Stags
Pigs
U. S. Dept
Huron Grain Markets
Ty Bate
Gein
Onanne Leghorn Bros
Buck Brothers Haren
D. Bens
Anwars
Paul Brown & Co
Marek
Universal Trust
Frontenag
National Trust
Dr. Sprague
Hollywood
Natl Biscuit
Natl Cash
Natl Dairy
Noth Pow & Ut
NY Cent
NY NH & H
North American
North Pac
Packard
Pare Pub
Penney
Penn
Phillips Pet
Pullman
RCA
REO
Rem Ron
Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Sears Roe
Vanadium
Warner Pix
Western Union
West Electric
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Yellow Truck
Clomry
Puta
Fahrendore
C. C
Ames
Beadle County
The
Elks Lodge
Marvin Hughitt
Rapid City
Black Hills
Coolidge
Fucce
Vo Roneninate
Whalen Storage Co
Motor Arcade
S. C
McKesson Service
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