Market Summary Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices Across Multiple Markets
Cattle and sheep markets steady to firm with early shipping demand in Armour Stockyards Huron and Chicago. Stronger prices noted for heavier cattle and spring lambs, with sows active and gains in select fed cattle. South St. Paul reports steady to strong openings, while calves and stocker steers show varied demand and pricing.
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Armour Stockyards
Huron
Bing
Aog
Arevaymacker
California
South St. Paul
Catte
Hogs Steady to Higher in Chicago Market
Hog prices held steady to five to ten cents higher in Chicago trading. Strong fresh pork demand lifted whole sale values, with a run of 19,409 hogs the largest in weeks and May sales at the full dime up. Fresh pork cuts rose, pork loin prices climbed, and eastern buyers increased orders as live cattle and lamb markets also showed strength.
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Chicago
Sioux Falls and Sioux City Livestock Markets Mixed
Readable segments show Sioux Falls and Sioux City markets with cattle and hog quotations, and neighboring city listings for Huron and Watertown. Reported cattle bids, hog activity, and egg butter prices reflect regional fluctuations in early May.
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Sioux Falls
New York and Chicago Market Notes on Butter Eggs and Poultry
Market reports from New York on butter eggs and fresh receipts with prices steady or softer. Chicago poultry prices and live bird quotations for various breeds and weights show mixed levels with hens young toms and ducks listed.
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New York
Potatoes prices for various U S markets on May 26
Chicago may 26 potatos prices across markets show US No 1 and No 2 grades for Idaho Maine Washington and other states with mixed qualities. Prices range from about 2.00 to 3.65 a hundredweight amid light demand and ample supply in places.
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Sioux City
Beifers
Chicago
U.5.c.a
Alabama
Louisiana
U. Pr
Sani
Pri
Noblas US
Louisiana Russet
Burbanks US
Texas Cobdlars
Idaho
Wheat Drops At Minneapolis Pit
Wheat futures fell in Minneapolis trading as Chicago May wheat contracts stalled. Nearby May and July futures closed lower with a mixed showing across July and September positions. Cash markets showed firm premiums for wheat while corn and rye demand remained steady and barley traded mostly steady.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Minneapolis Grain Market Report from May Bulletin
Grain bulletin card shows mixed and dark northern wheat receipts at 103 cars, with varied prices for No 1 hard Montana to No 5 dark northern. Futures and arriving grades listed for Minneapolis spring wheat, red durum, corn, oats, barley, flax, and sweet clover seed. Carload prices for barrel goods and shipper quantities noted, with shipment total 19,718 and range details for oats and bran.
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Huron
Lowe
SBM Gelle
Montana
Toglas
Cora
Minneapolik Flear
Minneapolis
Associated Press
Supreme Court Rejects Municipal Bankruptcy Act
The U S Supreme Court ruled the 1934 municipal bankruptcy act unconstitutional in a 5 to 4 decision, stating it violated states rights. The ruling affects no immediate changes for most sub divisions, while some states had not enacted enabling laws for debt reduction.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Associated Press
Somat Dakota
Activity Revived By Rush For Utilities
New York May 26 a late rush for utilities revived trading in today’s stock market. Rails led an early advance, shrugged off dullness, then buyers returned in force in the final 15 minutes. About 1,100,000 shares changed hands as leaders posted small gains and the ticker moved around three points.
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New York
Dullesus
Stock market roundups and early May dollar rates
The page lists numerous stocks with fractional quotes across industries from Alaska Juneau to Union Carbide and US Steel. It notes the US dollar Paris exchange at 15.26 francs and outlines New York bond closings, with Treasury and Federal Farm M lines alongside curb close summaries and Minneapolis stock mentions.
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U.S
Paris
United States
France
New York
Call For Guards In Strike Areas
Police watch six Remington Rand Inc. plants as labor leaders claim 5000 to 4200 workers may be involved in a nationwide strike. Reports describe scattered trouble, gunfire in California celery fields, and arrests. Workers demand 35 cents an hour and union recognition, with state guards deployed at Wheeling Screw plant affecting 5500 workers.
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Remington Rand Inc
National Yard
California
Portsmouth
Wheeling Secl Corporation
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Akron
National Guard
East Arkansas Covton
Organize First Cub Pack Tonight In Huron
The Cub Pack organization will meet at Lincoln School in Huron tomorrow at 8 PM. John Smith and Tomend urge active parent participation to start the cubbing program with registrations limited to joiners accompanied by a parent.
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Huron
Lincoln School
John Smith
Tomend
Mr. Smith
C.K. Walker
Marion Burch
Field
Hugh. Schultz
Townsend Aides Fail To Appear Before Committee
Washington hearing unfolds with Townsend allies Kiefer and Wunder missing subpoenas as lawmakers dispute contempt and possible arrest. Bell cites subpoenas while McGroarty faces questions on a pension tax proposal linked to Townsend's program.
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Townsend
Kiefer and
Wonder
Washington
M E Townsend
Flouse
Chiieman Bell
Missouri
Imarning
Dr. Townsend
Kiefer
Wunder
Bell
Ben McGroarty
California
Soest Jeader
House
James R. Sullivan
Five Men Die In South Jersey Forest Fire
A forest blaze near Bass Lake, Mor ty West, New Jersey, raged for 48 hours with over 750 men fighting it. Five CCC workers were killed while others were reported missing earlier but found on the lines. The fire covered about 15000 acres and was called the worst in state history. The victims were John T. Lasalle, Edward F. Sullivan, Staley Carr, Kinggley White, and Ira Morey.
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Gretna
N. J
South Jersey
Cantral
CCC
State Forest Fighting Service
John T. Lasalle
New Brunswick
Edward F. Sullivan
Staley Carr
Waretown
Kinggley White
Whitesville
Ira Morey
West Creek
Lasalle
Sullivan
Carr
Carp
Bass Lake
Morty West
White
Civiliax
Captain Anderson to Speak at Sioux Falls Coliseum
Capt Orvil A Anderson a famed stratosphere pilot is due in Sioux Falls for two public appearances at the Coliseum Wednesday afternoon and evening. He planned to fly from Rapid City but now will arrive by automobile late today. Several thousand people are expected to hear his illustrated lectures.
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Anderson
Sioux Falls
Falis
Orvil A. Anderson
Coliseum
Rapid City
Capt. Anderson
Black Widow Spider Found At City Sewage Plant
A spider captured by City Electrician Fred Erlandson at the city sewage disposal plant is identified as a deadly black widow by its shiny black shell and red foot markings. The insect reportedly was devouring its mate, a behavior tied to the species. The specimen was brought to the newsroom by Exlondean.
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City
Fred Erlandson
Sewag
Bre Jrdng
Hurenite
Exlondean
End of Exams Near as Pupils Primed for Promotion
In Buren and surrounding areas pupils near end of the school year prepare for grade promotions with events set for Wednesday. High school seniors attend a senior dance tonight while graduation exercises and diplomas are planned for Thursday at the college auditorium. Junior High students wrap up promotions with ceremonies at the end of the week.
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Pisish Vhgar
Buren
Vie
Gymuveium Innual Senios
Synone Ss
Cowerte Sy
Esretrs Frick
Ita
Huron Colle
Auiditiutn
Keok
St the Martin Hughity Hoel
Ischoa
Rainy Rites Held At 3 Wessington Springs
Miller.Mesd a news note reports funeral services for a local resident in Wessington Springs after a sudden death Thursday morning. Surviving are wife six children and other relatives. Hospital admission and local notices follow with ads for insurance and a Ford Model T parts and liquor sales.
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Wessington Springs
Miller
Bailay
Toyche
Wessinain
Wixconsin
Buffalo County
South Dakota
Hainy
Hie Fest Duzer
Kimball
Uwe
Siin Y
Wovsington Springs
Burin
George
Charles
Mes
Heya Engel
Owen
Bunlee
Aviv
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Cannes Anonnan Einae
Ewes Ltd
Swift & Co
Boron
D. Rezvy
Ovey
Beltes & Rogers and Baron
Ride and Metal Co Huron
Oota
Buuer
Watertown
Mitchell
New-York
Siouxe City
F—T.sd
LOS
Cmicago
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rock Dryers
Horn
Willow Lake
JA. Molumby
Mr. Molumby
Owen High
Tuly
Duluth
Bath
The
Alaska
Alleghany
AT & T
Armour
Atchison
Auburn
Aviation Corp
B& O
Ute Barnsdall
Buat Cr Pid AG
Bendix Av
Borden
Byers Co
Case
Coverpil
Cerro de Pas
C&o
C&nws
Chyler
Colo Fuet
Col G & EB
Colum
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Peetman
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear
Houston
Hudson
Indhist Ray
Tis Cohns
Kennecott
Kresge IV
Kroger
Lehigh Port
ITM
Mack Trk
Meckhess & Rob
Moniz
Ward
Nash
Nat Dairy
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Cent
NY NH & Hay
North
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tidewater Act
Transamerica
Twenty Cent
Union Carbide Bt
Unit ‘Bise
Unit Corp
Unit Fruit
US Ind al
US Pipe
US Real & Im
US Rubber
US Steel Eo Vanadium
Warner Pic
West Union Bi West Eloc
Wookworth
U.S. Bonds
Prem
Barvice
Bond & Bhave
Mater
Nae
Prom “Bia
Ask Close First Bank
Northwest Banco
Landon
Xeon
Ve Republ Prim
Alfred M. Landen
Kannis
G. O.P
Cleveland
Fital
Topeka
Ad Pves
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
United Dry Docks, Inc
Nast
Wall
Street Acction
Tower Manhattan
Anthony Merling
Barbers’ Union
Bronx
Brooklyn
Times Square
West Side
Manhattan
Remington Randh, Inc
James H. Rand, Jr
Syracue
Ten
Tonawanda
Norwood
Marietta
Middletown
Cann
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Guffey
Earth
New Jersey
L. Wilbur
FL Gordon
Hurd Forbes
Bancroft
Ray Meyers
I Eyal
Mutual
Insuata Saving
Carl Ralph G. Riley
Male
Roach
Cavour
Salz
Wyoming
S. W
Selecturon
Lotfice
Agperm
Charles Mervin Hughin
Woool Skelton
Spencer Ey Voigt, Inc
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