Market News Summary of Hogs Slump and Livestock Prices
Hogs posted a midweek drop with the top at around 10.10 per hundredweight as receipts neared 900 at Armour Stockyards in Huron, while cattle calves and sheep remained steady to barely lower. Reports from Sioux Falls Sioux City and South St. Paul noted mixed movements with hogs generally softer and feeding lambs active, sheep and cows showing weaker undertones and varied feeder prices through Wednesday.
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Hogs Fall to Five Month Low as Receipts Climb
Chicago reports hog prices sliding to levels not seen since May as heavy receipts persist. Top hogs sold around 9.90, down from 12.05 in August, with wholesale pork loin cuts off as much as 14 cents a pound. Cattle demand remained weak, with steer tops near 10.60 and heifers at 11.40.
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago Illinois livestock prices show hogs at 9.00 to 9.10 per hundredweight, with 21 000 head traded and direct sales around 15 lower than best hogs. Cattle and calves totaled about 12 000 and 1 500 respectively, with steers at 10.60 and top heifers around 10.40. Prices uneven, generally similar to Tuesday, with cows also noted.
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Produce Markets Huron Market Report From Huron South Dakota
Markets Furnished Daily by Swit & Co Huron S D heavy breeds and leghorns with prices for springs hens ducks geese and turkeys listed by weight and class at Watertown Mitchell Sioux Falls Sioux City and Chicago. Includes butterfat egg and creamery quotations and market notes on conditions.
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Chicago and regional market notes on poultry and produce
Chicago markets report unsettled poultry prices with hen and spring weights varying, and turkey, duck, goose prices listed. Potatoes and New York Produce prices show modest declines and mixed grades, while regional stations in Watertown and Washington provide current stock values and packaging terms.
Wheat futures hold steady amid mixed trade turn
In Minneapolis on October 21, wheat futures closed mostly unchanged or fractionally higher with December at 4.12 and May near 4. Notable gains appeared in July and flax rose narrowly. Coarse grains moved in step, oats steady, rye higher, while cash wheat demand remained tepid and durum and winter wheats showed jittery interest.
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Minneapolis Wheat Market Oddities and Mixed Harvet Prices
Minneapolis wheat prices show scattered gains and declines with receipts at 158 cars today versus 172 the year prior. Trade featured higher cash bids for some dark northern and Montana varieties, while lower weights were discounted. Futures quotes for Dec May and other months reflect a general trading base with occasional strength in hard Montana and amber durum grades amid varying protein contents.
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Chicago and Minneapolis Grain Price Snapshot
Chicago and Minneapolis grain prices listed by commodity and grade with ranges for wheat corn oats rye barley flax and futures. The report includes No 1 No 2 No 4 and yellow white and dark varieties with several percentage and price indicators for October 21.
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Motors and Specialties Lead Broad Stock Rise
Motors and Specialties led a quiet market recovery with many favorites gaining one to three points or more while steel utilities and other leaders lagged. Transfers ran around 1.7 million shares as gains dominated late. notable prices and tickers include Am Can Am Tel AT&T and General Electric amid a broad list of NYSE and curb stocks.
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Grandmother To Fly Pacific on inaugural flight
A San Francisco area page details Mrs B M Averill widow of ABerdean Washington preparing to fly the Pacific on the inaugural Hawaiian Clipper service to Manila. Departure set for 3 pm local time with 55 pound luggage limit. Other travelers include Mrs Clara Adams and R F Bradley among a notable group of passengers and staff.
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Newspaper Parley Brings SD IA Publishers Together Today
A parley on pertinent business issues was held today with representatives from South Dakota and Iowa newspapers. Attendees included W. C. Lusk Yankton Press and Dakotan W. R. Ronald Mitchell Republic F. Lusk Rapid City Journal Julius Bacon Watertown Daily Opinion Robert D. Gusk publisher Arthur Feick daily circulation manager John Feick Evening Tribune circulation representative E E Townes Sioux City Journal circulation manager J P Bruggeman Sioux City Tribune.
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Roosevelt Maintains Lead In Sun Papers Poll
In a Sun papers presidential preference poll of registered Maryland voters, Franklin D Roosevelt led with 177 339 votes, 89 58 percent, over Alf Landon 2 701 write ins and minor totals for Lemke 780 Aiken 750 Thomas 1036 Bionees 523 and others.
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Witness Guarded In Abortion Case
A brunette nurse testifying for the state said she feared reprisals after witnessing evidence of an abortion syndicate. Bernice Tieman 25, from San Francisco, identified defendant Violet Pelligrini destroying infant bodies at a clinic run by the defendants in Los Angeles.
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Social Work Conference Officers and Speakers Named
Kelley was re elected head of the organization with Clara Madson as Vice chair and Vert Lewis as secretary treasurer. Speakers included Mary Bryan Standish MacIntosh Minnie Wells Burgette Lewis Leo Craig Angie Chaffee and Judge Tom H Luby who spoke on parole and juvenile courts noting parole system aims and early life crime prevention.
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Prize Schemes Denied Use of Mails by Officials
Washington postal officials blocked a scheme in nine cities that used the mails to distribute prizes by chance. Fifty five? persons with Hamilton Bermuda addresses were involved. Omaha claimants Mrs Arthur Hultgren and Mrs William Schimonitz challenge after attending a bazaar at Cavour.
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Card Of Thanks From Otto M Anderson Family
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly assisted us in our hour of sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Otto M. Anderson and the McQuillan families extend gratitude for support and kindness shown.
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Upsets Highlight 1936 College Football Title Picture
Inquiring Reporter cites upsets from Saturday’s games as to which team will emerge as the nation’s No 1. Bud Parker notes s ex or seven undefeated contenders with Minnesota likely leading. Purdue could be eliminated after this Saturday’s game.
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Trade Pacts Flayed By Betts At Lions Club
Dr C S Betts warned the public against reciprocal trade agreements asserting Americans are fleeced by European financiers. He urged abolition of trade pacts and noted 300000 cattle imported due to recent Canadian deals. W J Clarke of Huron Lions, now in Washington, said the federal system harms penal institutions with over 150000 inmates nationwide. He urged redirecting inmate work to assist state needs. B A Kiser of Salary Loan Company attended with President George Longstaff.
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Dr. J. T. Morrow Dies in Deming New Mexico
Dr. J. T. Morrow chiropodist formerly from Huron died in Deming New Mexico on Sunday October 18 at 4 30 p m during an operation for acute intestinal obstruction. He and his wife moved from Huron to Deming a few months ago and are survived by four sons and a daughter Line of California Willetd and Emil of Deming Edward of New York City and Lawrence of Minneapolis. No funeral plans announced.
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Divorces and Royal Gifts Stir Gossip Across London
Reading the fragmented report, rumors swirl of a royal gift to Mrs. Simpson a 200000 pound pearl necklace while a costly divorce case between Simpson W and Simpson B A looms. A crown lease and transfers involving Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Cuth bert Stewart emerge amid society jewelers, royal warrants, and Ipswich reporting.
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H S Tiger Day Opens Thursday at Huron High School
Huron High School launches Tiger Day with coronation of the Homecoming queen and festivities through the week. Senior leaders include Sasahyun as president of the student council and Miew Cym Campbell as treasurer and editor of the school paper. Weekend events include a parade, pep rally, football game, and a Friday night homecoming dance limited to 25 students and alumni.
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Too Late To Classify Were Steak 2 ths for 25c
Red Owl ad offers steak at 2 for 25 cents and mentions contact details. Customer urged to visit 27 Lawn Ridge and call 2855 for S E phone. The fragmentary notice promotes limited time bargain with specific store and pricing.
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