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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1941

Page

2

Hog Quotations Steady as Market Closes Saturday

Hog prices held unchanged with top at 9.69 and long haul hogs adding 5 to 10 cents. Cattle and sheep were steady, with bulk fed steers around 10.80 to 12.25, calves and hogs mixed, and the week closing with largely steady to modestly lower trim in some classes. Slaughter hogs near 210 pounds around 9.85 to 16.00 for good and choice, sows 9.40 to 16.00, lambs mixed with fat lambs steady to 25 higher, and feeding lambs strong to 25 higher. Saturday’s trade included two loads of 162-pound clipped lambs bought to arrive at 10.50.

Armour Stockyards Huron Sereapeou Ys Falls Chicago Weack St. Paul Sioux Sioux City D. A

Watertown Livestock Sale Report Shows Mixed Hogs and Lambs

Watertown market notes hogs up to 10 higher with butchers at 9.00 to 9.65. Sows and packing sows listed. Sheep steady with good to choice lambs 9.75 to 10.35, medium lambs 7.00 to 9.00, yearlings 5.00 to 8.50, ewes 2.00 to 4.00. Cattle and veal steady and unchanged.

Watertown

Prices Steady as Livestock Markets Report Slaughter Steady

Chicago and St Paul price reports show steady live stock trading with hogs and cattle mostly steady to higher. Hogs held near yesterday's levels, cattle mixed with strong demand for choice grades, vealers down, sheep and lambs uneven, industry prices reflecting modest gains and declines across classes.

Huron Produce Market Report and Chicago Grain Prices

Daily market range reports from Huron on European produce and grain items. Includes wheat futures with open high low close figures and quotes for barley oats rye and soybeans, plus many listed company and commodity symbols and closing quotations from the Associated Press.

Huron Huronite Cavaz Jseck Chicago

Markets At Glance Chicago Wheat and Hogs Report

Markets at a glance show higher passage prices for wheat with minimal change in cash bids. Hog futures edge higher while top prices touch around ten dollars, reflecting modest gains across livestock and grains amid light trading.

Chicago Ng Es Geas BO Pewell Seattle

Wool Market Steady Amid Limited Demand in Boston

In Boston on November 29 1971 fleece wools showed very limited demand last week. Occasional sales of graded Ohio fine combing wools sold at 44 to 46 cents per pound grease. Bright one half blood combing fleeces quoted 45 to 46 cents grease. Graded three eighths to one quarter blood bright fleeces sold in moderate quantities at 50 to 51 cents grease.

Boston AjDemand Ohio

Wheat and soy prices rise on buying activity in Chicago

Buying activity lifting prices sent wheat up about 2 cents and soybeans nearly 3 cents before the market trimmed gains. Wheat closed about ¼ cent higher than yesterday with December near 1.14 and May around 1.19 to 1.20. corn rose roughly 4 percent with December at 73 and May higher. Soybeans climbed about 14 percent and 2 percent higher on the day amid the mixed market response.

Chicago

Mitchell Produce Saturday Prices and Totals

Mitchell and Watertown markets report livestock and eggs prices for November 29. Hens five pounds and over 13, under five 11. Leghorn hens 9. springs 11 for five pounds plus. ducks 8. geese 3. eggs 30 for ease van. Butterfat and butter prices listed. Watertown shows White Rock springs 14 percent, Leghorn 10, heavy hens 14, eggs No 1 31, No 2 24, pullet eggs 21.

Mitchell Kennery Watertown Baturday Watertown White Rock Springs Leghorn Springs

Broux Falls Poultry Prices at Sioux Falls Market

Poultry prices listed for Saturday in Sioux Falls show heavy hens over five pounds at twelve cents, under five pounds eight cents, leg horn hens at eight cents, heavy breed springs above five pounds eleven cents, under five pounds ten cents, eight horn springs nine cents, ducks eight, geese eight, eyes No 1 thirty six, No 3 twenty six, butterfat No 1 thirty six, No 2 thirty four, butter thirty six.

Sioux City Produce Saturday poultry and dairy prices

Sioux City and New York markets report poultry including hens over five pounds and leghorn cocks, heavy breed cocks, ducks and geese, with eggs and butter prices. Listings note grade cream, sweet cream, and wholesale butter prices, reflecting a Saturday market round up for poultry and dairy products.

Sioux City Seturdey Igy Navy New York New York New-York

Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices Fractured Market Update

Wheat receipts show today 159 compared with 129 a year ago, cash markets up slightly with No 1 Heavy northern at 1.08 to 1.11, No 1 dark northern at 1.07 to 1.10, No 2 at 1.08, No 3 at 1.00. oats around 43 45, barley 46 82, rye No 2, flax No 1 at 1.79 to 1.80. Market notes indicate unchanged basis and firmer cash values across several grades.

Minneapolie Mont Gorn

War threats and market shifts noted in narrow trading gains

Fragmented readable lines show threats affecting markets with small advances and wider declines. Transfers reportedly near 400,000 in unclear units as the Northwest area and basic data areas show activity amid unsettled sentiment.

Meat Packers Deny Charges In Anti Trust Indictment

Chicago November 29 The American Meat Institute denied a federal charge that the institute 14 large packing companies and 37 executives conspired to fix meat prices. The indictment, the seventh since grand juries began probing food prices, accuses the defendants of price fixing and collusion to raise consumer costs while paying farmers less for livestock. The 14 firms, part of the institute, reportedly supplied over half the nation's meat, with annual sales exceeding 2.9 billion dollars, about 3 percent of U.S. meat commerce. The government alleges a scheme via weekly bulletins setting standard costs and prices.

Chicago American’ Meat Institute Ftth United States Senet Wa

Burns And Fall Fatal To Mrs E McClintock Burns

Mrs E McClintock aged about 84 died in a Brookings hospital Friday night from burns and a blood clot after a fall in her stairway while attempting to disconnect wires that started a fire on the second floor. She suffered burns to the shoulders arms back and face and was mother to Mrs John Ludtka and Mrs Forsyth of Northville. She had Thanksgiving in Huron and was informed of injuries by her daughters who travelled to Brookings.

Brookings Mrea E. McClintock E. McClintock John Ludtka

Robbers Elude In Wild Chicago Police Chase

Two armed robbers raided taverns for five weeks prompting three police squads to chase through Chicago streets. They forced a physician to treat a wounded companion at an emergency hospital while hostages waited in a vestibule. A police squad car reached 90 miles per hour as officers fired from windows. the robbers escaped by braking and slipping into a side street.

Chicago Industrial James Mahoney

Three Fined In Justice Courts In SD

Gaylor Benson Seneca Gust Wolff Eureka and Einar Peterson Hitchcock were arrested by A N Johnson for operating a truck for hire without a permit. Benson pled guilty and was fined 75 dollars with 60 suspended on good behavior. Wolff pled guilty and fined 25 dollars with 20 suspended. Peterson pled guilty and fined 50 dollars with 20 suspended and costs.

Gaylor Benson Seneca Gust Wolff Eureka Einar Peterson Hitchcock A. N. Johnson South Dakota Public Utilities Commission Benson Elmer Irwin Faulkton Wolff Peter Junker Jerete "Peterson Donald McKay Redfield Waa A

War Time Defense Urges Unity Across Levels

The War Department calls for unified defense commissions from local to national levels to strengthen the D U S Army Air Service. It seeks not funds but coordinated greetings and outreach to recruit young men aged 20 to 25 with sound mind and body for aviation service. The article mentions a Junior Drum program as part of youth involvement.

War Department U. S. Army

Strikes and Labor Talks Dominate National Labor Scene

Reports show Senate ready to consider Connally bill to empower the government to seize defense plants or mines blocked by work stoppages. Roosevelt aides seek wage adjustments from carriers after a looming Dec 7 strike, while arbitration in captive coal mining nears decisions. Great Lakes tugboat walkout ends in a truce as workers return.

House Senate Connally Texas Roosevelt John R. Stessman New York Thomas E. Millsop Weirton Steel Company Stedman Great Lakes AFL Great Lakes Towing Company

No Excuse Army Maneuver Area Story Flashback

Staff Sgt. Donald Morgan of the 114th Field Artillery received a mail package containing a large pencil a flashlight and a note from a sweetheart scolding him for not writing during blackout days The note urged him to write more frequently now he reports writing three times daily.

S.C Donald Morgan 114Th Field Artillery

Canadian Gallup Poll to Start in Canada

Canada forms the Canadian Institute of Public Opinion with 27 leading newspapers to sponsor a Gallup poll similar to Britain Australia and the United States. The first survey measures conscription and other wartime issues, aiming for a national referendum after gathering cross section opinions. George Gallup will advise methods with offices in Toronto and Canadian sponsors include Calgary Herald Edmonton Journal and Montreal Star and Winnipeg Tribune among others.

Princeton Canada Canadian Press Service Dominion Gallup Canadian Institute’ of Britain Australia United States Gall Huvonie W. L. MacKenzie King Canadian Institute Toronto George Gallup American Institute of Canada Calgary Herald Edmonton Journal Galt Reporter Halifax Herald Hamilton Spectator Kingston Whig-Standard la Press Montread L’action Catholique Quebec Montreal Star Niagara Falls Ottawa Citizen Prince Kert Gallup_ Poll

Thanks For Thoughtful Kindnesses and Flowers Expressed

Mrs Otto Jacobsen thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses and flowers during illness. Bernice Olson takes over Mrs Whitney's baking business. For sale tapestry covered Davenport cheap, phone 3331 or call apartment 4 Dakota Avenue South. For rent modern house at Fourth and Frank Mellvaines, phone 2032-01 3940. For sale old carm price reasonable Sheldon F Reese Elevators Yale SD.

Davenport Dakota Avenue South S Bernice Olson

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