Market News: Prices Slip Across Hog Cattle Markets
Armour stock yards in Neuron report hog prices down ten cents to a top of 7.85 with receipts around 500. Cattle mostly steady to lower, with ranges for steers yearlings heifers and cows. Similar trends echoed in Sioux City and Sioux Falls reports with hogs and cattle nationally showing declines and steady to weak demand.
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Armour Stock Yards
Nuron
Wea
Blowe Falls
Silong
Sioux Falls
Chicago and New York Produce Markets Report Slips and Changes
Chicago and New York markets show unsettled prices across butter eggs poultry and dressed meats. Government carload purchases and American Butter Institute figures indicate declines in cutter production, while fowl and turkey prices move within narrow ranges and refrigerator standards shift modestly.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Baxter
New York
Baron Grain Market and Minneapolis Wheat Prices
Grain market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis show fluctuating prices for wheat, corn, and oats with bids and quotes. Reports detail cash close and futures, including dark northern wheat and red durum varieties, along with minimal dairy and flax values and daily shipment figures.
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Harc
Montana
Minneapolis
Wedneday
Duluth
Hogs prices fall to three-year low in Chicago market
In Chicago on November 17 hog prices slipped to the lowest level in about three years as a hog run of 74,000 head came in near expectations but was lighter than a week ago. Prices dropped about 10 cents with top at 8.60. Cattle traded more actively and light steers and yearlings edged higher while fat lambs gained 25 to 30 cents, with choice lambs at 9.50 and above.
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Chicago
Simoxt
Representative sales from Sioux City and South St. Paul
November 17 livestock sales reports from Sioux City listing cattle values for fat cows, calves, and feeder stock, with mix of hogs and hog markets. Sioux City figures show mixed prices across classes while South St. Paul notes cattle yard activity, bids, and weights with undercurrents of softer demand and fluctuating calf prices.
Chicago Livestock Market Report November 17
Chicago Livestock market activity shows hogs at 24,000 head with overall price softness. cattle at 7,000 and calves at 12,000 with good and choice steers and yearlings firm to higher. Sheep around 9,000 with fat lambs steady to lower. slaughter ewes and bulls noted with varying moves across categories.
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Chicago
Produce prices at Watertown and Sioux Falls markets
Prices for springs and hens by weight and breed listed for Watertown on November 17 and Sioux Falls on November 17. Entries include Leghorn and heavy breed classifications with prices per pound for hens cocks ducks and geese along with butterfat indices and package numbers.
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Watertown
Leghorn Springs
Keese
Sioux Falls
Commodity prices and egg and potato markets from Sioux City and Chicago
Sioux City reports prices for hens and pullets, leghorns, ducks, geese, and eggs with No.1 and No.2 classifications, plus a butter and creamery butter wholesale range. Chicago lists potato quotes by variety including Idaho Russet Burbanks, Colorado Red McClures, and Minnesota Cobblers with U S No.1 and price ranges.
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Chicago
Idaho
Colorado
Wheat Soars Past Five Cent Limit in Chicago Trade
In brisk buying, wheat rose to the full five cent limit as frost fears in Argentina spurred demand. Export volume was about 1,509,000 bushels, with Chicago futures up for Dec and May contracts amid volatility and optimistic forecasts for droughted crops.
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Argentina
T&a
Outlook Improves In Sioux Falls Truck Strike
Sioux Falls operators and the AFB Union moved to arbitrate differences as committees from both sides met. Spokesman L H Burns said two Minneapolis organizers were objected to but would attend, hoping for a spontaneous settlement with Sioux Falls truckers.
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Slave Falls
Burns Creates Little Ozarks on California hillside
Hollywood November 17. Bob Burns, Hollywood’s busiest yet laziest sounding comic, creates Little Ozarks on a California hillside to manage work. He plans a shamy office with dictation machines and scrapbooks, aiming for a new musical film as he worries about a looming project and a forgetful exec who hired him October 13.
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TY Studio
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War Correspondent Roberts Dies in Florida at 74
Elmer Roberts, longtime Associated Press war correspondent and chief of the Berlin and Paris bureaus, dies at his Jacksonville home at 74 after a career spanning 40 years in journalism and 32 in AP service. Most notable for World War II coverage. retired eight years ago. died during a voyage back to the United States. no surviving relatives.
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Roberts
United States
Embezzler Is Given Fifteen-Year Term
Keokuk Iowa November 17 The federal government today imposed a 15 year sentence on William E Kurrie formerly assistant cashier of the Burlington First National Bank after he pleaded guilty to embezzling 400000 of the bank funds Judge Charles A Dewey handed down the verdict in federal court as U S Marshal George E B Miller prepared to move the former official to Leavenworth Prison.
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Williem E. Kurrie
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Charles A. Dewey
U. S
George EB. Miller
Spoksman
Pole Bliyer
Leavenworth
Trend Ended Week With Mixed Market Action
New York trading closed with a half-hearted rally as some shares rose while many slipped in the final hour. Transactions totaled about 14,000 shares as investors awaited clearer Washington signals amid a slow session.
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New York
Washington
U S government bonds and market quotes
New York and New York Curb bond listings show Treasury issues and corporate prices as of November 17. Treasury S4a 43 Jung, Treasury Se 51 55 103.2, Federal Farm Mortgage 3 47 108.6, Home Owners Loan 49 100.90, Cities Service 24, Ford Motor 86 1/2, El Bond & Share 11 3/4.
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New York
U. S
Treasury
Home Owners Loan
Ford
Husband Of Former Huronian Dies Suddenly
H P Nelson 2736 Meredith Avenue Omaha died Saturday night December 23 after a sudden heart attack. He had just attended a younger brother's funeral, felt ill about 9 39 pm and died by 10 pm. His widow Lucy Perv, formerly of Mesa, lived in Huron years ago. She has many friends here.
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Nelson
Mesa
Lucy Perv
Huron
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Nevada Avene South
Farmer Dollars Buying Power Dips, Economists Say
Washington economists report farmer purchasing power has fallen 13 cents since January, from 2010 14 to 88 cents, the lowest level since AY. Hospital admissions list several names and towns, followed by dismissals including Mrs E J Sinnsian, twin children, and others from multiple places.
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Agriculture Department
Dellarine
Judge Takes Dig At Aimee McPherson in $4,000 Suit
In Los Angeles a judge rebuked a publicity fueled dispute involving Aimee Semple McPherson and family members. The court upheld a contract related to attorney fees amid the tense proceedings. Rolf Semple and Roberta Semple figures were present as tensions surfaced over religious affiliations and personal disputes.
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Minnie Mad Kennedy
Sioux Falls And Huron Tied In Conference Standings
BROOKINGS NOV 17 Official standings announced for the Eastern South Dakota athletic conference football under the Tuckingen system. Aberdeen tops with 25 rating while Sioux Falls and Huron each have 39. Mitchell 14 Brookings 13 Watertown 21 Yankton 1 among others noted.
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New Cardinals To Be Named Dec 13 Consistory
Pope Pius will create nine new cardinals at a December consistory. Italians led with three, plus one English and one French appointee. Named archbishops include Giuseppe Pizardo and Giovanni Piazza, with figures such as Artur Hindey of Westminster and Pierre Gerlive Lyon among candidates. The College currently totals 70 members with diverse national representation.
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Syria
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Congress Work On Farm Bill Aims For Moderate Path
Senators from the South push for cotton control and compulsory measures while House leaders seek a middle course between strict reductions and unlimited production. The committee organizes by crop, with Wheat and Rice debated in subcommittees as Wallace advocates an ever normal granary concept. A Missouri Democrat calls for cutting Soil Conservation costs amid fiscal scrutiny.
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Woman Freed Of Husband Slaying Testimony At Trial
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin court frees Mrs Muliy Hein on a reduced charge after testimony by Wisconsin witnesses about the death of her husband. The 22 jurors heard details of the night of September involving a shot from a couch and a struggle, with testimony from AvaInan Jangernt and others.
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Formulate Plans for Peace Council Meeting
A meeting of interested persons is planned for Baron on Thursday November 14 at 2:30 p.m. to organize a South Dakota state Peace Council as an expanded National Peace Council program. The Emergency Peace Campaign merges into the new council, aiming to unite related groups to promote peace in the region.
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Fire Destroys Major Block in Dallas Center Iowa
A late night blaze in Dallas Center destroyed a half block of business buildings including the post office bank grocery and Masonic Temple. About 50 residents watched as wind aided the spread and crews from Adel Perry Granger Grimes and Waukee joined to save adjacent structures.
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Ban
Missionary Speaks At Rotary Meeting
Miss Mary Laughlin addressed Hurar Rotarians at a Thursday luncheon. She has served as a missionary in Burma under the Baptist Foreign Missionary Society and now serves as principal of a girls’ school in Rangoon. Mrs. Laughlin was a guest at the Rotary Club meeting.
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Marvin Baghita
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Hunter Sentenced in Deadwood Deer Case
Edwin Dahlquist of Roubase pleaded guilty for pursuing a deer without a license. Municipal Judge Walter B. Carnow suspended the $20 fine and 30 day jail term on payment of costs. rifle confiscated. Other items include crime notices and a bustling classified mix with ads and notices from the same issue.
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Roubase
Walter BR. Carnow
Lend
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