Market News Gains in Swine Market at Armour Stock Yards
Hog prices rose 5 to 11 cents on Friday led by a top quotation of 4.55 per hundredweight. Cattle and sheep held steady while lambs and hogs showed gains. Skins and fed lambs also moved with higher bids, and another market report from Falls noted hogs up 5 to 10 and a top of 8.65.
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Huron and Midwest Produce Market Prices Report
Daily price ranges from Huron and other markets list heavy hens, leghorn hens, old roosters, and butterfat for No 1 and No 2. Eggs, hens, roosters, turkeys, and butter markets across Watertown Sioux Falls Mitchell Sioux City Chicago New York are shown with varying weights and grades for May 9 reporting.
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Hogs Score Gains Across Markets May Nine
Hogs posted gains up to ten cents in a moderately active market as receipts fell from the prior week. Fed cattle and lambs stayed steady while hogs, including sow and feeder categories, showed varied moves across Chicago, St. Paul, and Sioux City reports from May 9.
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U. S
Wool Market Steady to Strengthening Quoted in Boston
In Boston on May 5 the Department of Agriculture reports wool quotations steady to firmer. Fine Australian combing wools sit around 11.04 dollars per pound on scoured basis, with bids for fine territory wools in original bags mostly near 11.03 dollars and owners asking 11.04 to 11.05 dollars, with scouring and duty considerations noted.
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Wheat And Grains Resume Upturn
CHICAGO May 9 Wheat and other grains and provisions resumed the price advance today along with other commodities. Dollar wheat reappeared on the Board of Trade for second time this week as a car of No 1 hard sold at a per bushel and No 2 red brought a price. Wheat futures rose as much as 2
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Markets At Glance From New York and Minneapolis
Mixed stock activity and steady bonds with utilities and rails quiet. Grains rise on loan legislation hopes. wheat up about two cents May to 983% and July 9134. Cash and futures quotes for Minneapolis and Chicago show wheat, corn, oats, barley and soybeans trading higher amid brisk buying and strong hog and cattle prices.
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Rallying Fizzle In Stocks Rally On May Day Market
New York May 9 Buying of coppers rails and specialties suggested a start but most issues failed to gain. At close minor gains and declines were scattered with numerous issues unchanged. Transfers around 406 006 shares. Police officer slain in Portland noted. market snapshot lists many major names with varied moves.
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Italian Officers And Seamen Convicted In Sabotage Case
In Wilson New York May 8 a U S district court convicted two Italian officers and eight seamen of sabotaging the Italian freighter Villaperosa before coast guard seizure. Judge J M Meekins sentenced Captain Adriana M Bersia and Chief Engineer Carlo Novella to three years each and the eight sailors to 18 months each in Atlanta federal penitentiary.
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Congress Seeks Funds for 149 New Airports and Extensions
President Roosevelt asked Congress for 61.48 million to build 149 new airfields and expand 20 existing ones for Army Air Corps use and civilian needs. The request would add to a 28.5 million already approved by the House. No locations were specified for the proposed landing fields.
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Payroll theft and kidnapping reported in New York
Stanley R. Korzynski a 24 year old private detective agency employee was robbed of 6084.37 dollars and kidnapped after leaving a Manufacturers Trust Company bank branch in the Empire State building. He was driven to Long Island City and released there by an automobile suspects remain at large.
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New Roundup Of Aliens Is Launched
Federal immigration agents who detained 160 German seamen in custody early Wednesday began another roundup today arresting several Italians and searching for numerous others accused of overstaying permits. None of the warrants charged the aliens with being in the country illegally.
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Worker Killed In Chemical Plant Blast
An explosion at the Wannamaker chemical plant in Orangeburg South Carolina killed at least one worker and injured several others. Fire officials said the cause was not immediately determined. The plant employed about 25 people and was manufacturing powder under government contract.
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Sewage Plan Subm itted for Huron Plant Improvements
Dunmire recommends Huron spend about 30000 to upgrade the sewage disposal plant after a month of study. The plan, approved by the state sanitary engineer, calls for new sludge tanks in series, a larger solids removal process, a new final clarifier, recirculation pumps, and a new line with lagoons south of the plant to yield a stable effluent to the James River. The city board took no action, awaiting review by Armour and Company engineers prior to possible financing decisions.
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More Money Now In Circulation
The treasury reported May 3 that money in circulation rose to 9,070,707,797 dollars on April 30, averaging 68.39 dollars per person. The amount increased by 1.07 dollars since the end of March, a 31.41 dollar rise per capita over the past year.
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Early Defense Bond Drive Yields $114 Million
The first week of the government campaign to sell defense bonds and savings stamps brought in 114.88 million dollars. Stamps ranged from ten cents to five dollars and Series G bonds contributed 55400 of the total. Large denomination bonds from 100 to 10000 dollars also aided the tally.
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Treasury
War Update: German Troop Passages and RAF Losses
A Swiss report says Vichy may allow Nazi troops to traverse Syria and other French territories, enabling attacks on Iraq and the Suez Canal. Britain accuses Germany of planning to use Syria as a base, with a shorter route to Gibraltar. Thirteen German raiders reportedly shot down as RAF losses mount in continued air war.
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Mayor backs Buddy Poppy Sale in Huron
Mayor J S Tschetter urged Huron residents to buy Buddy Poppies for the 20th annual sale to benefit disabled veterans and dependents. Funds support local relief, the VFW National Home at Eaton Rapids, and national rehabilitation programs.
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British and Axis Raiders Battle Atlantic and Med
British and German forces clash as Cornwall reports sinking a German raider and minor damage to the cruiser. Mussolini's command claims hits on a British convoy in the western Mediterranean. RAF and Luftwaffe engage in night air battles with multiple planes shot down. Hamberg and Bremen defenses hold while Berlin and London raids are noted as subsidiary. War fronts extend to Iraq and Southeast Asia with regional tensions rising.
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Italian Seamen Arrive For Internment At Missoula Fort
Missoula, Mont May 9 Italian seamen arrived today on a train from the east and were moved to Fort Missoula for internment guarded by border patrol. The transfer occurred as the train was shunted to the military reservation amid prior tensions with white settlers and Indian depredations.
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Bolivian Pilot Killed in Washington Crash Probe
Captain Alberto Taborga aide to President Enrique Pr of Bolivia reported condition and talking as authorities investigate the crash that killed Captain Suarez Rivas. The Bolivian flight from York to La Paz rose about 160 feet, then fell and burst, with Taborga escaping with head injuries.
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U S Government Allows France to Buy Wheat
France will buy about 15,000 tons monthly from the United States for the unoccupied zone. Ambassador Gaston Haye announced after meeting with Sumner Wells. The wheat will be purchased in America using funds frozen in this country. Previous flour shipments to unoccupied France have been handled by the American Red Cross. The plan hinges on political developments in France and any cooperation with Germany.
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Greater Marketing Of Beef Cattle Is Urged By Wickard
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard urged cattlemen to widen marketings to expand meat supplies for domestic use and Allied shipment to Great Britain under the lend lease program. He linked higher farm output to jobs and national income amid defense production and British needs.
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