Market News Hog and cattle prices across Armour Stockyards
May market reports from Armour Stockyards in Huron show about 500 hogs received with butchers and sows steady to strong. Cattle, calves, and sheep held steady. Specifics include steers and yearlings around 5.25 to 5.50, cows 2.25 to 3.25, veal up to 4.50, spring lambs 4.50 to 5.50, hogs 2.85 to 3.60, and packers 3.40 to 3.75 for various weights with overall market mixed but firm in places. Sioux City and region reports note active cattle and higher hogs with similar ranges.
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Hogs Hit New High as Market Rises in Chicago
Hogs led a year high rally in Chicago on May 1 with prices up 15 to 25 cents, top reaching 4.50, the strongest since late September. Packers held over half the direct consignments while seeking more. All hog classes advanced, with sow prices lifted by feed costs. Cattle supplies were scarce, pushing bids and prices up 15 to 20 cents on generally poorer offerings. Sheep yard activity totaled around 13,000 with bids steady amid lighter receipts versus estimates.
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Ciost
Wheat Futures Finish Higher on Government Crop Figures
Wheat futures rose amid government crop projections with a sharp gain in London stock reports. May wheat up 2 TB. July and September gains around 2 due to tight grain lists and strong cash demand. oats rye and flax also higher. Carlot ranges show mixed prices across wheat, corn, oats, barley and rye with livestock markets steady in Minneapolis area.
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Grain variety codes and shipment figures listed
The brief shows coded grain lots including durum and mixed durum with percentages and arrival months May July September October and freight numbers. Flax is noted as out track with 14 percent, and numerical references such as 14454 1491 144 percent appear, indicating shipment planning data.
Marketsamdae PE HIDE AND WOOL MARKET
Market notes list prices for cured hides bull hides horse pelts wool and tallow, followed by New York poultry and Chicago produce prix, with varied figures for butter eggs and poultry. Includes multiple regional quotes and product categories.
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Stocks Resume Upward Course in Upbeat New York Trade
New York May 11 Stocks resumed their upward course amid broad gains led by large industrials and metals. Major advancers included U S Steel and several gold miners. several chemical and utility issues rose one to two points. Turnover reached about 6 million shares as Allied Chemical Union Pacific Owens-Illinois National Distillers and other names posted modest advances.
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Frank Kearns Pleads Guilty To Larceny
Frank Kearns pleaded guilty to a petit larceny charge and was sentenced by Municipal Judge I. B. Crawford yesterday. He admitted stealing miscellaneous household effects and a watch from Inez Morris of North Huron. He said he acted alone and exonerated James Love his father in law, who was charged but had the case dismissed after Kearns took full responsibility.
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Inez Morris
North Huron
James Love
Kaw
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Denison
Iowa
Joseph Shields
Andrew Bell
Homer A. Fuller
Mount Ayr
J. W. Kindig
Iowa Supreme Court
Frank Worth
Yale
Fuller
Regurt
New York Jews Protest Hitler Parade on City Streets
In New York on May 1 a massive Jewish parade, estimated at 100000 participants with observers from all races, protested Adolf Hitler’s government. General John F. O’Ryan led a notable review, while an undertaker group carried a provocative placard demanding “We want Hitler.”
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Two State Meetings On Here Next Week
Huron will host state gatherings of the South Dakota Medical Association and the South Dakota Young Democrats next week. Physicians and surgeons descend Monday Tuesday and Wednesday while the Young Democrats convene Saturday. The events are expected to attract over 200 visitors to the city.
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Army Trucks Pass Through Tofsills Enroute to Fort Meade
Fifty nine U S army trucks from Ft Snelling Minnesota passed through Huron this afternoon bound for Ft Meade to join Civilian Conservation Corps work in the Black Hills. Seventy three enlisted men accompanied the convoys.
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Black Hills
Formation of Farm Credit Unit Asked in South Dakota
PIERRE May U. C Steensl and Lake Andes left for Washington to press for a South Dakota unit of the federal farm credit administration. Steensland, secretary of a group of business livestock agricultural and professional leaders, will confer with Henry Morgenthau Jr head of the new farm credit administration created to consolidate five federal farm loan agencies.
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Machinery Setup Aids Market After Government Actions
A report notes the ongoing machinery setup with the system holding $1.8 billion in securities. It suggests immediate effects are unlikely and that further open market purchases will pause until new government or government-owned securities are issued.
Fire Chiefs Prepare Dinner For Hundred Plus In Huron
Arrangements are under way to host more than 100 attendees at a dinner for Central South Dekota fire chiefs and Huron fire department teas tomorrow night. The meal is set for 6 45 p m at Hotel Marvin Hughitt with Vernon of Chicago delivering the keynote on fire prevention. Afterward a talk by the speaker, new firefighters will attend an informal gathering at the firemen's club rooms in city hall.
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Marvin Hughitt
R. . Vernon
Chicago
Western Actuarial Bureau
Market tickers and closing scores from yesterday
Houston stocks and oil shares list shows many company abbreviations with varied percentages. US exchanges close with mixed gains and losses across industries, including automotive, steel, textiles, and utilities.
Means Says He Knows Lindbergh Kidnapers
Dr. John F. Tondon paid to ransom the infant. Means, testifying in his own defense in a District of Columbia court, said he knew who kidnapped the Lindbergh baby and how the child was killed and who got the $50,000. He named possible participants Irving Fenton and Wellington Henderson and asserted they played parts in the abduction.
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Norman T. Whitaker
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Iving Fenton
Wellington Henderson
Charles A. Lindbergh
Justice O'Donoghue
Norbeck Seaway Resolution Seeks Treaty Ratification
Senator Peter Norbeck presented to the senate a concurrent resolution adopted by the South Dakota legislature urging ratification of the Great Lakes Saint Lawrence seaway treaty with Canada. The measure emphasizes water transport as the most economical method for nations inland and would connect inland lakes to the ocean via widened, deepened St. Lawrence River to access world markets.
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Washington
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Senate
South Dakota
North America
St. Lawrence River
Aberdonian Leader Struck in Hit and Run Near City
Aberdeen May 11 Robert Morgan president of the Brown Young Democratic club lies unconscious after a hit and run driver struck him on the trail west of the city. Morgan suffered facial cuts a shoulder injury and bruises while others tried to pull a car from a ditch. The unidentified motorist failed to stop as the group re entered their vehicle on the roadside.
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Bulow Supports Missouri River Navigation Plan Talks
In Washington two midwestern governors Senator Bulow of South Dakota and Arthur Weaver of Nebraska met in the bully pulpit for a push to deepen the Missouri River channel from Omaha to Yankton. Weaver, president of the Missouri River association, argues the project would lower shipping costs for farmers in South Dakota and offered his backing.
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Hospital Admissions and Local Concert at Huron College
At the Hospitals PAU LADDRERS REREAD ERA admitted Julia Morris Huron minor surgical Jot Darby Wolsey medical D Zahllar Manchester medical Francis Olson Virgil medical Mrs George Lem mer Huron medical John Bossman Baron surgical Dismissed Mrs Howard Geiger and baby Huron Hallie June Bishop Iroquois trio entertained John Wharton and Helen Bandy violins Ralph Myers via latello with Miss Stackpole at the piano at Huron college chapel this morning. They played a serenade by Mozart in four movements Il tegro romance minuet and condeau. VV Terre ET Te
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Oppose Farm Strike In D. as Nation Moves Forward
Farmers face a looming strike tied to Roosevelt’s recovery plan. Officials urge cooperation to restore confidence, prevent trade disruption, and avoid price rises. Minnesota leaders emphasize nonviolence, with 15,000 members backing stay at home, buy nothing, sell nothing. Milk embargoes and regional controls slated if strike proceeds, while unemployment and hospitals would receive donated milk.
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Martial law lifts in Iowa counties amid unrest
Disturbances in Plymouth and Crawford counties lead authorities to lift martial law as civil charges prepared against rioters. National guardsmen depart areas and prisoners move to county jails. One arrest reported. protest leaders plan farm relief actions while extending aim to avoid violence and keep markets stable.
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