Market News Hog and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Sioux City reports cattle 2,500 and hogs 6,500 with hogs 10.50 to 10.75 top for 180-320 lbs. Chicago notes hogs mostly 10.75 to 11.40 with some 11.20. St Paul shows hogs 10.70 to 10.80, cattle slow, sheep weaker. Sioux Falls and others list varied bids, with daily price shifts across markets and commodities.
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Sioux City
U. 8S
Dept. Aggr
Chicago
Steeder
St. Paul
South ST. Paul
U.S. Dept
Sioux Falls
Ae KO
Wheat strengthens late as market reports mixed
Minneapolis grain notes show wheat firming late in the day after narrow trading. Durum accounted for much of a large cash upturn while other grains varied with oats, barley, and flax trading steady to weaker and corn in strong demand for good yellow types.
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Minneapolis
Huron
Evita
Rye
Raley
Market Highlights from Duluth Wheat and Durum Prices
Duluth closing prices show Wheat No 1 durum at 1.0334 to 1.7443 with No 2 durum 1.0244 to 1.1734. No 1 mixed durum 99 to 117 percent and No 2 red durum 98 to 99 percent. Trade figures include May 2 39 and July 2 42 percent, with Sept 1078 at 1.05 percent.
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Duluth
Wlax
Wheat futures quoted with varied gains in Chicago market
Chicago onions show mixed moves as Wheat futures trade through the day. May contracts hover near 2.48 to 2.49 per bushel while July and September stand around 2.54 to 2.60. Trading activity reflects cautious sentiment amid small shifts in price.
Stock Market Recovers As Rates Ease In New York
In New York on April 30 the drop in call money to 10 percent spurred a broad stock rally. Many issues rose three to twenty points, hitting new highs as pool activity revived and small speculators bought. United States Steel crossed 190 a share, Bethlehem Steel gained over four points, and United Aircraft surged near 12 points to a fresh high. Total volume neared 4.2 million shares with names such as American Can, Anaconda, and Chrysler seen among higher quotes.
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NLFS
York
Wall Street
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
United Aircraft
United” States
Carbide
Allis Chalmers
American
American Bosch iMagneto
Market Report Recap of Curb Stocks and Oil Majors
On the curb market, Standard Oil of Indiana stock closed at 595 percent. Other listed names include Sears-Roe, Sinclair, Sou Pac, Studebaker, Texaco, Tex & P, United Fruit, US Steel, Westinghouse, and Woolworth with varied percentages.
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Sears - Roe
Sinclair
Sou Pac
Sou Ry
St Oil Gal
St Oil NJ
St Oil Se
Stew-Warn
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tex.& P
Tex Pad
Timken
US Steel
Wabash
Western UN
Westingh
Willys Ov
Woolworth
Standard OT
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Scratch Is Fatal to Doctor Murdy in Aberdeen
Aberdeen physician Dr. Murdy, a 59 year old lifelong resident and prominent surgeon, died after illness from an infection following a minor scratch. A charter member of the American College of Surgeons and former president of the South Dakota Medical Association, he helped organize the South Dakota Hospital Association and oversaw construction of Aberdeen Clinic and Lincoln Hospital where he served as president. He was widely known in Aberdeen after a long surgical career.
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Aberdeen
Robert
Lincoln
Murdy
South Dakota
American College of Surgeons
South Dakota Medical Association
South Dakota Hospital Association
AED
Aberdeen’ Clinic
Lincoln Hospital
Avere
Man Confesses to Killing Wife and Burning Body
Captain McQuillan reported Carl Francis Peacox confessed to murdering his wife Dorothy in their Mt Vernon apartment. He said he carried the body to a car and drove to a spot between Scarsdale and Ardsley where it was found. He later returned, poured a substance on the corpse, and set it ablaze, claiming a quarrel prompted the crime.
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York
Phillip’ McQuillan
Greenburg Town
Carl Francis Peacox
Kiling
Dorothy
Waas
Scarsdale
Westchester County
McQuillan
Peacox
Mt. Vernon
van Automobile
Ardsley
Adic
Record highway project planned in Pierre
April plans reveal a major highway project in Pierre with broad aims, detailing construction steps and expected impact on traffic flow and regional connectivity. The notice outlines funding considerations, responsible agencies, and anticipated milestones for public review.
Exoneration for Kane County Deputy in De King Slaying
Geneva April 30 Kane county grand jury exonerated deputy Roy Smith who killed Mrs Lillian De King during a dry raid at her home. A no bill was returned against Joseph De King husband. Investigator Eugene Boyd Fairchild indicted for perjury for falsely swearing to buying liquor at the scene. No reform recommendations on county law enforcement were made.
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Geneva, III
Roy Smith
Lillian de King
Kane County
Joseph de King
Eugene Boyd
Fairchild
State’s Attorney's Office
de King
George
Carbary
Stewart pension story not denied by Standard Oil Indiana
Chicago April 30 A statement from Standard Oil of Indiana executives did not deny Col Robert W Stewart was voted a 50000 yearly pension by the board. It said company policy prohibits publishing pensioners names and no deviation from policy was considered for Stewart. It noted no change in Pan American Petroleum and Transco leadership and that Robert G Stewart is president, with rumors of other family changes denied.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Robert W. ‘Stewart
Pubslic
Céri ‘Stewart
John D. BeckettéHer, Jrn
Pan American, Petroleum, and
Trance
St Dard
Robert. G. Stewart
Stewart
James
Sage Oil and. Transport > Company
Standard of Indiana
Crown to preside at Privy Council meeting at Craigweil House
An official notice states that his majesty will preside over a Privy Council meeting at Craigweil House on May 30. Attending are Stavey Baldwin and Sir Wilkyn Wilkinson Hicks, with the home secretary present.
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Z George
Igang
Council
Craigweil
Connec
Stavey Baldwin
Arfd
Wilkynson’ ‘Hicks
Seci‘et Coumell
Lindbergh on Proposed Washington Air Field Location
Lindbergh testified on a Washington air field site noting distance to downtown is crucial for speed. He warned fog could affect one field, but cities could host several to ensure at least one clear.
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Janeiro
Washington
Lindbergh
Fox
Indictment Ties Cook County Police to Mass Murder Case
A coroner's jury reports a February massacre linked to police and a gang, naming Thompson as a key witness who surrendered after weeks on the run. Peter Von Frantzious sold guns to Thompson and others, with inquiry tracing three machine guns to a Hawthorne Jennel club tied to Al Capone. Former Alder Titus Haffs is named as a gun buyer.
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Thompson
Sle
Herman N. Bundesen
Bundesen
Peter von Frantzious
von Frantzius
Hawthorne Jennel Club
al Capone
Titus’ Haffs
Dictates Story From The Clouds In News Office
A district reporter calls in a fire around the corner while the rewrite man and editor discuss extension. The latest science wonder is reported for the world to read as the reporter leaves word for the city editor before returning to his typewriter.
Reporter Recount of Airplane Radio Demo In Bad Weather
The report describes a radio link between a reporter in the sky and a man in an office during a stormy test over New Jersey. Static and weather conditions disrupted the connection as rain and fog blanketed the metropolis, briefly impairing the demonstration.
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New Jersey
Metropolis
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