Sioux City Livestock Market Report May Market Trends
Sioux City weekly livestock recap shows slaughter steers and yearlings 25.50 lower with most cattle softening. Heifers mostly 9.00 to 10.50, beef cows 6.50 to 8.00, calves and stockers varied. Hogs active with top around 9.00 for 180 to 280 lb, lambs around 1.50 lower, old crop wool and clipped lambs down about 50, ewes strong, spring lambs 20.25, pigs 7.00 to 7.30.
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Sioux Falls and St Paul cattle and hog market report
Sioux Falls live stock report shows mixed cattle prices with top hogs around 1.21 per cwt and considerable movement in cattle, veal and sheep. St Paul and Chicago markets indicate uneven price levels, with declines in cattle and sheep and lighter demand for fat cattle, while hens and eggs in Sioux Falls produce reflect typical spring values.
Flour shipments steady in Minneapolis market
Minneapolis on May 17 reports flour shipments totaling 33 703 barrels with bran prices at 25 00 to 25 30. The note records unchanged flour and bran pricing in a standard market update.
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Armour Stockyards Market Report at Huron May 16
Yesterday's Quotations On All Classes ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON May 16 The market at Armours was strong on all classes today The top was 9 40 with bulk of sales from 8 to 9 40 The hog receipts were reported to pe TH
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Wheat Futures Edge Higher In Mixed Minneapolis Session
Wheat futures rose through late trading in Minneapolis as May gained 2.0 cents, July up 2.43, and September 2. Corn advanced on frost forecasts for the Dakotas and Iowa while oats remained quiet. Rye and barley showed limited action and flax rose with corn on the frost outlook. Cash wheat stayed quiet with steady demand. cash corn was sluggish and oats demand was fair to good.
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Minneapolis Cash Close Friday Grain Prices Report
Minneapolis market notes cash grain totals with wheat and corn listings by grade and protein content. The report shows 88 cars traded for cash wheat versus 138 a year earlier, with various No. 1 and amber durum values and futures links, plus scattered references to No. 3 yellow corn and odd lot quotes.
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Minneapolis Carlot Range Friday Sale Highlights
Minneapolis price notes show carrot grain sales with wheat No 1 dark Northern at 1.09 and 1 14 percent, No 1 northern Ovi and No 1 mixed durum, oats No 3 white, barley sample, and flax No 2 at 2.65. Prices reflect early market activity on Friday at the carlot.
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Duluth Ash Close Friday Grain Prices Report
In Duluth the flour market closes Friday with mixed durum and red durum notes. Prices include No 2 and No 1 mixed, dark northern wheat at 34, rye at 43, and various lot figures for May June July September deliveries.
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Huron Grain Market
Huron Poultry and SGCS Prices and Chicago Market Notes
Prices for hens roosters and eggs varying by weight and grade from Huron Buck Brothers, with Chicago market reports May 16 noting 76 cars of potatoes on track 898 total U S shipments, plus steady butter eggs and easy poultry demand. Wisconsin Minnesota Bliss Triumphs quoted, ranges for russets round whites and sacked potatoes, with mixed movement in new and old stock fibers.
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Wool Market Boston Sees Scoured Basis Rates
The Commercial Bulletin of Boston reports tomorrow scoured basis in Montana and similar staples. Prices for blood commodity categories show ranges from 70 to 78 and 53 to 60 in various classifications.
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Stock market drifts as apathy grips Wall Street
NEW YORK May 16. The stock market surrendered to speculative apathy with a snail pace of trading and negligible price changes. The Annalist index rose to 92.8 from 89.5, driven by freight car loadings power production and cotton consumption, while foreign trade remained weak. Closing quotes show mixed moves with some leaders hitting new highs late, but overall volumes and demand weak.
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Miss Pyle To Give Memorial Day Talk
Miss Gladys Pyle of Huron who won a plurality of 2600 votes in the Republican gubernatorial race will deliver the Memorial Day program. The event was announced by Leo A. Temmey, general chairman of the committee in charge, with the rest of the day’s program expected to follow the usual pattern.
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Radio Programs On Your Saturday May 17
Broadcast grid lists Central Standard Time radio programs across many stations including WEAF, WABC, WGN, WSM, and more. It notes orchestras, recitals, and concerts with dates May 17 and May 18, featuring ensembles, soloists, and public notices from Associated Press.
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Pennsylvanias GOP Primary Sparks Prohibition Battle
Pennsylvania enters a fierce Republican primary season as four Senate candidates vie to replace William S. Vare. Grundy seeks renomination with a dry stance, Davis backs Hoover-Wickersham methods toward prohibition, Bohlen calls for repeal or modification, and Drew runs without party backing. Sectional rivalries shape endorsements, while Mellon remains neutral amid a state party split.
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5900 Poppies To Be Sold In Huron By Auxiliary
Ex service men in hospitals in South Dakota produced 500 paper poppies to be sold by the American Legion Auxiliary in Huron on Saturday May 24. The auxiliary supplies materials and pays wages during manufacture. Each poppy represents a penny for a veteran’s needs and family support. Making poppies began in 1921 and the program grew to fund relief work surpassing a million dollars annually. The poppy remains a symbol of World War I sacrifices.
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Theta Alpha To Stage Love-in-a-Mist Dress Rehearsal
Theta Alpha Phi of Huron college plans final dress rehearsal Monday in the college auditorium for Love-in-a-Mist a three act comedy written by Amelie Riven and Gilbert Emery directed by Clyde Heckart the play showcases a prolific display of acting and dramatic ability as the chief heroine spins a web of lies and schemes creating a series of dramatic situations throughout the comedy
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4 H Members Get Calves Saturday
4 H club dairy calves received yesterday will be delivered to members tomorrow morning. County agent A Cave reports 25 calves priced from 38 to 50 dollars each. Two extra calves were bought and will be disposed of. The dairy club year totals about 340 members as part of the agricultural program.
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Tariff Holiday Starts Slowly at League Conference
GENEVA GPI Europe’s economic disarmament move begins hesitantly. The League of Nations trace conference admits a fizzle but hopes seeds will yield usable fruit in stability and peace. Italy backs closer European cooperation with raw material nations. The conference issued two instruments, signed by 18 of 30, aiming to build confidence and outline future negotiations for data on conditions and needs.
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Mrs Miller 79 Dies After Short Illness At Lebanon Church
Mrs Mary A Miller died about 6 43 last night at her son John A Miller’s home on Ohio Avenue SW after a brief illness. Born October 27 1850 in Alban ia she moved with her parents to Clayton County Iowa as a child and later to South Dakota near Lebanon then in Huron since 1923. Survived by sons John A Miller and Francis C Miller and daughters Mrs Mary E Howe of Berkeley Cal and Mrs Bertleson of Long Beach plus one other son and one daughter. husband and two children preceded her. Funeral Sunday at 4 at the Congregational Church in Lebanon with burial beside her husband.
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Judges Named for Sioux Falls Yard and Garden Contest
Robert Fair and W E Webb will travel to Sioux Falls in June to judge a two yard and garden contest set for June 8 9 10. In 1914 six American Bagships of 70 000 gross tons sailed in foreign trade with Europe, now 232 ships of daiage gross tons operate in this trade.
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