Armour & Co Hog Receipts And Market Quotes
Receipts of Armour and Co hogs noted up to noon. The Huron market column cites no public market quotations due to Grey Tact. readers should use quotations from other markets. Chicago reports butter steady, eggs down, poultry easy with fowls 29–31 cents, broilers 26–44 cents, turkeys 22–30 cents, ducks 30 cents. Also notes for Mitchell and Sioux Falls on butter fat, eggs, and poultry prices.
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Armour & Co
Huron Yard
Chicago
Market closes and commodity quotes from Duluth trading page
The report lists closing prices and bid standings for grains, oils, fuels, and stocks. It includes amber durum, yellow and white corn, rye, flax, flax cash, and numerous company and commodity tickers with latest figures and percentage changes. Standard Oil of Indiana stock also noted closing at 54 percent on the curv market depending on context.
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Standard Oll
Standard Oil of Indiana
Livestock Markets Across Sioux City and Midwest Hubs
Cattle and hog prices mixed with steady to lower trends across Sioux City Chicago and St Paul markets. Reports show large volumes: cattle 3 000 to 3 500 head, hogs 9 000 to 28 000 head, sheep 3 500 to 14 000 head with varied finished prices and top bids noted for select weights and grades.
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Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago
Gener
Metinia
Gt. Paul
South St. Paul
Dept
Sioux Falls
Yuesday
Spoux Falls
Produce Markets Report Sparse Listings
Market notes show mixed quotations for poultry and eggs with limited readable figures. Names appear garbled as RARON POUNIRY and Yaron with unclear suppliers Swift & Co. and D. Yieary. no clear prices or dates can be confirmed.
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Raron Pouniry
Butler
Swift & Co
Yaron
Wheat Prices Plunge In Minneapolis Market May 27
Wheat fell to season lows amid a broad market slide with futures off 2 to 3 percent from Saturday. Oats and rye dropped as liquidation pressured prices. barley and waxy seeds also declined. Cash wheat offerings rose while demand remained moderate. durum and winter wheat showed mixed strength and weakness across grades.
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Minneapolis
Stocks Fall Amid Credit Worries Drive Market Selloff
New York May 27 A wheat futures drop below $1 and credit uncertainties spur heavy selling in the stock market. Major issues including General Motors Montgomery Ward Canadian Pacific St Paul fell to new low levels for the year while call money steadies at 6 percent and time money near record highs. Total volume about 4.1 million shares.
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New York
Ma‘ters
Montgomery Ward
Canadian Pacifics
St. Paul
South End
Northwest
Western Railroad
Case Threshing
General Electric
Commercial
United Aircraft
Allied Chemical
Columbia
Diplomatic effort to salvage reparations talks falters
Paris May 27. Owen D Young Sir Josiah Stamp and Jamile Moreau press a final plan to save the reparations committee as German and Allied delegates exchange positions. German officials indicate no written reply will be given despite Young presenting the German position.
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Paris
Owen D. Young
Josiah Stamp
Jamile Moreau
Young
Hjalmar Schacht
Funeral Rites Held for Alta Winning in Manchester
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church for Alta Winning who was found dead in her bed at her sister Mrs. W P Moore's home a half mile north of the city. The coroner ruled death occurred during the night. She is survived by a brother in Mattoon Illinois and her sister in Manchester. Reverend J W Proper led the services.
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Manchester
Presbyterian Church
Alta Winning
Miss Winning
W. P. Moore
Mattoon
Ill
J. W. Proper
St. Paul
Mr. Proper
Miss Shepersky Injured in Pickerel Lake Picnic Crash
Leona Shepersky of Butler and D formerly of Huron was badly hurt Friday afternoon in an auto accident while en route to a school picnic at Pickerel Lake. She sustained a broken collar bone and shoulder, a sprained arm, and three rib fractures. She is sister to Prof Ava Shepersky of Huron High School.
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Leona Shepersky
Butler
Huron
Pickerel Lake
Miss Shepersky
Ava Shepersky
Huron” High School
Leaders Ready for Tuesday Voting in Census and Tariff Bills
Washington leaders anticipated votes Tuesday on the Senate census reapportionment bill and the House tariff measures. They feared a stall caused by the farm bill conferees deadlock over the export debenture plan, while the House sped ahead under a special rule prioritizing Ways and Means amendments.
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Washington
Senate
House
Sackett
Kentucky
Poppies Bring In About $500 For Huron Auxiliary Sale
Approximately $500 was raised in Huron by poppy sales conducted by the American Legion auxiliary. Thirty two members participated led by chairwoman Mrs J A Youngman. A meeting tomorrow will decide how to handle any leftovers and a definite receipts total will be announced.
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Huron
American Legion Auxiliary
J. A. Youngman
Auxiliary
John Lansbury
Troy York
Carl Hopkins
H. B. Adams
Frank Bakeman
H. Patterson
Ward Bell
Henry Vonderhaar
Charles Helss
Ted Schaefer
Ralph Joel
W. S. Gascoigne
Irving Crawford
W. F. Laurinet
L. R. Buehler
Kelly Claybau
Moose Of 3 Cities Plan Picnic In Tacoma Park
Members of the Moose lodge from Huron Aberdeen and Watertown will attend a picnic on June 93 at Tacoma Park near Aberdeen Arrangements were made at a meeting of representatives of the three lodges at Redfield yesterday Huron representatives were S Bond and Dr G P Glanzey
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Moose Lodge
Huron
Aberdeen
Watertown
Tacoma Park
Redfield
S. Bond
P. Glanzey
Washington Grapples With Grain Rate Changes
Arguments before the Interstate Commerce Commission on proposed grain rate changes west of the Mississippi and for export continued. Examiners recommended some adjustments but found overall grain and grain products rates not unreasonable or reducible now. Dozens of witnesses testified as the Hoch-Smith resolution directs a broad survey for freer movement of commodities.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoch-Smith
Commission
Agriculture policy amid depression seeks low rates
The report notes the need to keep adequate transportation service while agriculture endures the depression at the lowest feasible rate. Examiners' report remains tentative and the commission will issue a final decision after interested parties present their developments.
Mallon refuses senate demands in Lenroot confirmation
Paul Mallon of United Press refuses to reveal source of information on Lenroot confirmation. Mallon and Munton challenge Senate Rules Committee, citing lack of subpoena power. Vice President Curtis rules deny press floor access, after earlier committee decision restricting United Press.
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Waitington
Paul Mallon
United Pres
Senate
Irvine Lenroot
Court of Customs Appeals
Senate Rules Committee
Muntlon
Mallon
Curtis
Press Association
United Press Associations
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Buck Brothers
Heron
Nuron
Mitchell
U. Ss. Dept. Agg
U. S
Alabama
Texas
Bliss
Louisiana
South Carolina
Trish Cobblers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Gorn
Duluth
Ward
Nash
Sinclair
Sous Pac
Sou Ry
St Oil Cal
St Ol NI
SL. Ol NY
Studebaker
Tex Corn
Tex & P
Tex
Timken
U Carbide
United Fru
US Steel
Produce Markets
Aaron Gra
Montana
T48
Anther Durar
Chem & D
Allig
Am Can
Am Gar & F
Am Internal
Am Loco
Am Sm & Ret
Am Sug
Am Woolen
Anaconda
Armour
Atchison
Ad Coast
At Ref
Beth Steel
Can Pac
G& O
CM St PP
C& NW
Crle& P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Coto G
Hudson Mtrs
Int G Bug
Int
Bennécott
Kroger
Li & N
Mack Tk
Marland
Mo Pac
Monte
Atomy Farm
Mammoth
Neil Bailey Alpena, M. D
Ri. T
McClaren
McClaven
McChiren Autocrat
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