Sioux City Cattle Sales Reported From Markets
Sioux City livestock market notes show fat cows and feeders firm while steers and yearlings were steady after a mixed session. Hog and sheep activity varied across Sioux City Sioux Falls St Paul Chicago markets with price ranges and notable weights listed for calves, sows and lambs.
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Steckers
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Act
St. Paul
U. S
Chiergo
Chicago
U.S Dept. Agri—Hoxs
Huron Poultry and Eggs Prices From Swift Co and Others
Market list from Huron featuring Swift Co and Rock Brothers prices for poultry eggs butter and dairy products. Includes numerous weights and classifications for hens leghorns ducks geese and live or dressed fowl with notes on price changes and shipper terms.
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Sioux Falls
Leghorn Springs
Huron
Swift & Co
Tbs
Bock Brothers
S. D
Ander
Wheat prices rally on strong demand and export news
Wheat futures moved higher with December at 1.287 to 1.29, March 1.55 to 1.58, and May around 1.29. The market cited firm undertone, rally in securities, and buoyant export prospects as factors behind the advance, with oats and corn showing mixed moves and provisions easing. A cargo of Argentine corn was reported unloading at Georgian Bay, Canada. Minneapol is carlot ranges show No. 1 dark northern wheat around 1.25 to 1.29.
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Chicago
Georgian Bay
Canada
Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices Update
Minneapolis report lists grain futures with mixed prices for wheat corn oats and barley on Wednesday October 30. No. 1 northern and dark northern wheat grades show variations from 1.29 to 1.33 per unit while amber durum and red durum prices appear around 1.22 to 1.32 with protein notes.
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Aaron Grain Market
Minneapolis
Qorn
Montana
Duluth Futures and Cash Prices Reported
Duluth market report lists futures ranges for October 30 with high low close data across may and dec contracts and cash closes showing minor gains. Wheat markets note No. 1 amber durum at 1.18 percent.
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Duluth
Chicago
Stock Prices Rally Briskly on New Investment Support
Stock prices rallied briskly in New York as strong investment support appeared after a period of panic. Banks and firms reported higher activity with gains in active issues, and United States Steel and American Can paid extra dividends aiding market confidence. Total volume neared 10.7 million shares with a high New York bank clearings record of 3.59 billion dollars.
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New York
J.P. Marian and Company
United States Steel
American Can
Dictaphons
Bon Ami
A. O. Smith Company
Western Electric
Stuedebaker
Iron Age Review
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
New Haven
Delaware and Hudson
General Eleectric
Standard Gag and Electric
Johnny Manville
Aled Chemical
Union Carbide
North American
Norfolk and Western
United States Steel Common
Minneapolis Stocks Summary
The Minneapolis stocks section reports bid and ask figures for Bancorporation and Tete Bank, with an ask near 470 and closing details referenced in the early market data.
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Bancorporation
Tete Bank
Grundy questioned again as tariff probes widen
Washington October 30 Senator Grundy of Pennsylvania faced recall for further questioning by a Senate lobby inquiry sub committee after blandly opposing granting states more voice in tariff legislation. The inquiry also eyed censuring Senator Bingham of Connecticut for using a paid trade group representative on the tariff bill and possible discharge from the finance committee.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Pennsylvana Manufacturers’ Association
Ningham
Connecticut
Bingham
Norris
Nebraska
Judiciary Committee
Tillman and McLaurin
South Carolina
Tillman
McLaurin
Senate Finance Committee
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Grape Juice Seizures in Prohibition Crackdown
United States prohibition agents raided The Colony Vintage company in St. Louis after a July breach of contract suit. They seized grape juice testing at 9.7 percent alcohol, Jamaica ginger, and two 20 gallon kegs labeled Moselle grape juice tied to Walter Daniosch of New York City. James Dillon said the shipment appeared intended for a noted musical director. William Davis of the company was ordered to appear.
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ST. Louis
Colony Vintage Company
United States Prohibition
James Dillon
Jamaica
Walter Daniosch
Hast Staty-First Street
New York City
William Davis
National agricul ture chiefs urge tariff aid and farm board backing
The National Association of State Agriculture Commissioners, in session, deplores Congress delay on tariff regulations for farm products and calls for adequate tariffs, reimbursement for crops wiped by a federal Mediterranean campaign, and a national Muscle Shoals policy. They back the Farm Board plan for orderly marketing and surplus handling and pledge support to a durable agricultural policy.
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Washington
Get
National Association of State Agriculture Commissioners
Congress
Federal Farm Board
Tme
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UPI
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Ohies
South Dakota
Wabo
Russell
Mitchu
Mitchell
Flint
Sioux Citx
Bos Ther SA
Prica
Germany
Gustav’ Stresemann
Reichstag
Berlin
von Hindenberg
Atention
Stresemann
Hague
Holland
Vesterdat
Advange
P.M
Beth Steel
Can Pac
Cerro de Pas
Ches & Ohio
CM St P&p Pt
C & NW
CR 1 & P
Chrysler
Colo Fuel
Col G & B
Con Ges
Drug Inc
Erte
Freaport Tex
Gen Hlec
Gen Mera
Gold Dust
Nor American
North Pac
Packard
Pan Am
Western Union
Westh
Willys -Over
Woolworth
Waational Agriculture Commissioners
Buckle All Rebber
BRESS
Boys
Calmenson’ S Clothing Co
Globe Underwear
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