Sioux City and Midwest Livestock Markets Report
Sioux City market notes show cattle and calves steady to weak, hogs easing to lower, with moderate to good demand and steady to higher figures in some sectors. Sioux Falls and St Paul figures follow similar trends, while Chicago receipts reflect strong hog futures and mixed cattle prices. dairy and produce lines show minor shifts in butter, eggs, and poultry.
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Sioux City
Dept. Agry
St Paul
South ST. Paul
Chicago
UF Ss. Trept. Agr
Nervous Wheat Futures Move In Mixed Minneapolis Trade
Yesterday’s quotations show erratic wheat futures with fluctuating volume in Minneapolis. May futures closed about one cent lower as oats and barley traded dull to strong. flax and rye showed mixed moves with demand steady and cash receipts smaller than expected.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Markets Herald Poultry Butter Eggs Furnished Daily
Swift & Co reports live poultry and eggs market listings for Heron and Ida Leghorns with weights and categories including hens ducks geese and various dressings. The note notes multiple weight ranges and item types across several poultry classes.
Huron Poultry and Eggs Market Prices Summary
Huron Poultry and Eggs prices furnished by Bock Brothers show hens 443 pounds and over at 22.19, hens under 43 pounds at 18, leghorns and light hens at 18, ducks under 5 pounds at 13, live ducks 6 pounds and up at 13, dressed ducks 6 pounds and up at 14, and dressed ducks under 3 pounds not specified. Also mentions large jackrabbits and Huron Dairy Market with direct and station shipper prices.
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HERON
Swift & Co
Huron
Bock Brothers
S. P
Cox Alu Bersoc
Reese
Record of wild stock gains and later profit taking
The New York market opened with strong buying pushing many issues up 5 to 30 points and Auburn Auto up 73, while Rockefeller purchases and special dividends fueled optimism. Heavy selling trimmed gains mid session but late strength returned as chemicals led a final push. total volume around 6000 shares with a mixed close.
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New York
Bank of England
New York Federal Reserve
Joh D.rockefeller
Consolidated Cas Company
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
New Jersey Zinc Company
National Public Service Corporation
Bulova Watch Company
Auburn Auto
Underwood Elliott Fisher
Standard Gas
Electro
North American
Atchison, Westinghouse
Electric
Fox Film
National Biscuit
Norfolk and Western
Brooklyn Uniet Gas
Eastman Kodak
International Harvester
Chesapeake and Ohio
Sears Roebuck
International Telephone
American and
Foreien Power
American Can
Westinghouse Elevic
American Telephone
Livestock Markets Receipts for Armour Hog Totals
Armour & Co hog receipts to noon today total six hundred head. Yard conditions limit public market quotations. Huronite notes the market tally could not be supplied due to yard status.
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Armour & Co
Huron Yard
Bank protection plan for Willow Lake area outlined
Willow Lake Oct 31 Special reports protective steps at Farmers Merchants Bank. Rifles and riot guns placed at strategic positions, a special policeman with a sawn off shotgun stationed in the bank, and road exits guarded for miles. Officers warned locals to stay away as plans were explained.
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Willow Lake
Farmers & Merchants Stats Bank
Wilsow Lake
Willow Sake
Standard Oil of Indiana Declares Extra Dividend
Directors of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana declared an extra cash dividend of 250 cents per share in addition to the regular dividend of 62 4 cents. The action reflects Hexcellelit earnings this year and notes possible listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
New York Stock Exchange
Misfortune Overtakes Lottery Prize Winner in Breslau
Bruno Wellmann, a Breslau cafe owner who won 3100,000 in the Saxon lottery, quit work to enjoy wealth. His nephew took over the cafe, he bought a villa, and planned a life of ease until the bank holding his prize failed. The shock landed him in an asylum.
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Breslau
Bruno Wellmann
Lfe
Dave Fortune
Herr Wellmann
Cate
County Agents Elect Leaders at Annual Meeting
Oscar Hermstad of Rapid City was elected president of the South Dakota County Agents association at Brooking s meeting. R H Gardner of Madison was elected vice president and L N Nichola s secretary treasurer. W E Dittmer of Aberdeen will represent the state at the national meeting in Chicago next month. Leo K Mossing of Faulkton was chosen as delegate to the Minnesota extension conference. Man has never succeeded in totally wiping out any known destructive insect.
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Oscar Hermstad
Brockings
Rapid City
South Dakota
Northwest grain movement praised by shippers board
The Northwest Shippers Advisory board transport committee defends terminal elevators in Duluth and elsewhere, calling the fall grain movement a miracle of accomplishment. It credits railroads farmers and terminals for cooperation and notes Duluth Superior storage rises while primary markets fill. The report cites reduced shipments from the southwest and a limited embargo as the situation evolved.
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Duluth
Folt Gral Transportation Committee
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Northwest
P. J. Coleman
Minneapolis
Superior
Buffalo
Montreal
Georgian Bay
Southwest
Chicago
Gulf
Tae Gompilites
Embargo on Grains Eased As Market Signals Rise
The movement initially faced no demand for oats and rye while parley noted eight days of embargo. After reports of barley demand at the Head of the Lakes, the committee advised permitting barley transit and then canceled the embargo after five days. The aim was to reveal true market conditions to train shippers.
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Wis
Rutherford Boy Sure of One Eye
Robert Rutherford, a popular junior high student, underwent an eye operation at St Josephs hospital following an arrow injury. Tests on his right eye will not be known until Saturday, while his left eye shows no danger. Miss Helen Rutherford, his sister, returned from Sioux City with patients. Mrs. O Rutherford stayed with him as he recovers.
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Robert Rutherford
Helen Rutherford
Selio
Sioux City
St. Joseph's Hospital
Robert
Miss Rutherford
Rutherford
Escape Death As Car Plunges From Bridge Into Tracks
Roscoe, Oct. 32 4 F M Ship man chief engineer for the Northern States Power company at Molirtxe and his brother of Fort Yates North Dakota narrowly escaped death yesterday when their automobile skidded through the railing of an overheated bridge east of Roscoe and fell to the railroad tracks below. The car turned over several times. The man suffered a severe back injury and his brother a broken wrist and nose. The auto was demolished. After treatment at a nearby hospital they were taken to Shigman’s home at Mobridge.
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Roscoe
F. M
Northern States Power Company
Molirtxe
Fort Yates
N. D
Rascoe
Whoopee urged for churches to attract youths
John Gulikin treasurer told the American Federation of Lutheran Brotherhoods at the biennial convention that more pep and a restrained kind of whooping is needed in churches to attract young people under proper supervision.
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Chicago
John Gulliken
American Federation of Lutheran Brotherhooda
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Sioux
Isatter
Creamery
Dept. Air
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota- North Dakota
Farly
Idaho
Mitchell
Ali Tss
Tieriae
Minyweapolis
Ask Bancorporation
Dat
Bank Corp
First National
Midland
National
North Tn
Amber Duackan
Pleano
Huron Dairy
Alig Chal
Am Can
Beatrice Crapf
Beth Steel
Can Pac
Cerro de Pas
Ches & Onto
Gcm'st P & P
C & NW
CRI & P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Cole & EB
Con
Drag Inc
Eric
Freeport-Tex
Gen Eléc
Gems Mira
Houston
Hudson
TIL
NA & H
Nort& Weat
Nor American
North
Pac
Packard
Pan Am
Penn R
Pullman
Radio Corp
Sears
Sinclair
South Ray
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Joseph Ty. Revinson
Arkansas
London
Hooker
Stimsom
Standard Oil
N.W
Rutherford Boy
Oak Grove
Friedman Manufacturing Company
Union Stock Yards
New Oak Grove
Cream of Nut
Huron Grocery
Ree Il A UT
Phares
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