Market News Sioux City Livestock Report May 2
Sioux City market report shows cattle steady to weak overall with calves and yearlings softening in bidding. Slaughter hogs mostly 10 lower, top around 9.60. sheep lambs strong with clippers at 8.40 and high woolled lambs near 30.00. Also limited Sioux Falls poultry prices for May 21 show hens at 16 to 16.5, under 4 lb cocks 7, geese 7, ducks 9, butterfat around 31 to 36.
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Mixed livestock market notes across St Paul Chicago
St Paul and Chicago Livestock reports show hogs firm to weak with slow early bids, cattle and calves uneven with most classes down or steady, feeders steady. hogs 10,500 head in St Paul and 20,000 in Chicago with cuts to 25 lower on some weights. Sheep active with higher spots, winter lambs strong at times. prices quoted for steers, cows, heifers, bulls, and feeder stock across markets. Chicago beef and hogs shift lower, cattle trends weak to steady, lighter weights stronger for some classes.
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Wheat Futures Dip as Prices Close Lower in Slim Session
In Minneapolis on May 26 futures markets showed liquidation and small declines across the board. May futures fell, July slipped 2 cents, and September traded 14 cents lower amid a quiet, featureless session. Cash wheat remained slow and soft with tight winter supplies. barley and rye were dull to easy, while flax showed unsettled opening with May strong and futures easy. Cash corn demand was limited, with a few cars of choice sparking minor activity. Carlot ranges and cash quotes for No. 1 northern, No. 1 dark northern, amber durum, and other wheat categories were listed, alongside corn, oats, rye, and flax pricing details.
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Commodity Grade Yields and Dates in Sparse Record
A terse OCR fragment lists multiple dates and grain grades with percentages and quantities. It references wheat varieties including amber durum and mixed durum, with No 1 and No 2 grades and conversions like 977k and 9275, plus a 92 percent figure and 89 percent for No 1 mixed durum.
Duluth Futures Range Report and Wheat Prices
Duluth market snapshot shows No 1 Northern wheat at 82 and No 1 mixed durum 66 with durum 67, rye 46, flax 12, oats 4, barley 4, corn 59, spelt 2 1/2 cents. Market closes mixed as traders monitor grain futures and miscellaneous commodities.
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Poultry and Eggs Prices From Huron Markets
Markets' daily poultry and egg prices furnished by Swift & Co and Buck Brothers Huron S D show station rates for Leghorn and light hens roosters and eggs No 1 No 4 with adjustments for hens weight and egg grade subject to change without notice
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Bears Drag Markets As Stocks Retreat On New York Exchange
Bears pushed the market lower on the New York Stock Exchange with losses of two to five points common as traders reacted to recent stagnation. Case rose briefly before tumbling, Auburn dropped to a new 1930 low, and Westinghouse Electric, Johns Manville, Eastman Kodak fell five points or more while several blue chips also sagged. Money markets showed modest backing for bankers’ acceptances with a 3 percent rate.
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Electric Light and Power
Consolidated Gay
American Tobacco
U.S. Steel
Standard of N. J. American Can
Market Declines Persist Amid Heavy Close and Large Volume
Declines of 3 to 10 points reached impressive proportions as the close grew heavy. Trading showed approximately 3,500,000 shares changing hands. The Minneapolis stock scene listed numerous quotational figures across oil, steel, and consumer firms, with a broad mix of gains and losses noted in closing quotations and bid-ask displays.
Highest Auto Road To Scale Mt Evans
The highest automobile road in North America will be completed early this summer. Mount Evans at 14260 feet will be threaded by a modern 20 foot highway to near its summit. The road, started a decade ago by the state highway department, winds through loops and hairpin turns blasted from granite amid heavy snow. Elevation forced cautious work as crews progressed to the final 25 miles with grades near six percent above 10,000 feet.
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Noting the Pipe and the Father Figures
A humorous exchange unfolds as a mother and child discuss a damaged pipe. The innocent child suggests omitting swear words, while the mother prompts him to keep language clean. The dialogue plays on mispronunciations and wordplay to reveal a playful domestic moment.
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Huron Chamber Endorses Farm Board Policies
The Huron Chamber of Commerce in South Dakota endorses Chairman Legge of the Federal Farm Board and calls for a reasonable period to prove policy practicality without powers being curtailed. It condemns the United States Chamber of Commerce resolution opposing government funds for agricultural cooperatives and forwards copies to key officials and bodies.
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Huron Night Event Highlights Law and Local Life
Huron residents heard warnings about speeding from O. J. Durey and G. F. McCannon as Chief Hopkins faced violation fines. Sherman Davis spoke on early Huron days, with photos of 1881 town life and letters from Heron proteera. Mrs Veranga urged support for the poppy day drive on May 24.Entertainment featured Miss Gordon and Miss Young.
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Olympic Athletes Will Not Get Pay
At the L A and FL annual meeting, the amateur federation rejected a Swiss Dutch plan to grant "broken time" pay for athletes. Britain and other nations pushed for stricter rules on compensation, and the proposal was defeated 18 to 4. The group also debated starting blocks, wind-assisted records, and new Olympic events, with most motions defeated or sent for further study.
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M and M Station Nears Completion at Busy New Site
The M and M Master station at Second fleet and Kansas avenue nears completion. The 3 by 100 foot building aims to open next week with complete one stop service. Roy Milburn and Ralph Murphy co-manage the project and say seven workers will be employed this $20,000 venture offering tire service and gas and oil dispensing with two 500 gallon tanks and two pumps.
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Huron High School Installs New Shade Cloth
Huron High School will equip facilities with Tontivie shade fabric, a washable, sunproof and waterproof mesh finished with pyroxylin. Wagner Drapery shop of Huron awarded the installation contract for $1. The material resists cracking and pinholes and can be renovated by scrubbing with soap and water.
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Congress Probed Des Moines Rail Regulation Critique
Des Moines May 20. W H Bremner president and receiver of the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad condemned Congress for trying to throttle railways. He argued Congress has already regulated railroads to a point where officials have little leeway and warned that railroads may be unable to pay debts without government permission to borrow.
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Huron Chamber Sees No Action on Traffic Clerk Appointments
Directors of the Huron Chamber of Commerce took no action on two applications for the traffic clerk post yesterday and expect final decision within a month. The board had authorized hiring a traffic clerk two weeks earlier to assist Secretary Pay K Myers. Names of applicants were not disclosed. The meeting also reviewed Vice President B. B. McClaskey’s report on the Missouri river diversion hearing held at Jamestown. St. Paul Revere’s ride is said to have covered 10 miles.
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Light Heavyweight Johnny Agrella Wins After Auto Crash
Omaha light heavyweight Johnny Agrella, severely injured when his car skidded in gravel and overturned, returned to ring at Fort Crook and defeated Check Middaugh in 11 rounds. The May 21 report notes the crash occurred 20 minutes before the bout.
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Golfers Gather for Montevideo Invitation Tourney
Golfers from 23 Minnesota clubs and two South Dakota clubs Watertown and Brookings will compete in the annual invitation tournament at Montevideo Golf Club on May 6.
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Alabama claims diamond title in Southern Conference duel
Alabama, after clinching the Southern Conference basketball title, posted a strong baseball record with 15 wins and 3 losses. The Tide dominated Oglethorpe University of Atlanta in straight games, continuing a statewide season of success and non-conference play.
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Lloyd Takes Family to Baptist Convention in Cleveland
The Rev. Mr. Lloyd, director of evangelism for the South Dakota Baptist convention, and Mrs. Lloyd with their two children Reva and Evan depart by car for Cleveland Ohio. He attends the Northern Baptist convention as a delegate while the family plans a along vacation and expects to return to Huron around July 1, traveling via Town and back through Wisconsin.
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