Hog Market Up Ten Cents on Mixed Receipts At 400
Market reports from Armour Stockyards at Huron and Sioux City note hogs up ten cents with receipts around 400, mixed with lamb and cattle demand. Beef trade shows strength with higher prices on steers and yearlings, while cow and veal categories vary by grade and weight. The day’s tone remains firm overall across major regional markets including Sioux Falls, Chicago, and South St. Paul with demand for heavy and light weights alike.
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Hogs climb as hog prices rise and cattle demand steady
Chicago market notes higher hog prices by around 10 to 15 cents with stronger weekly demand. Hogs sold largely from 9.75 to 28 for heavier animals and best sows around 10. Sheep and lambs steady to firm as cattle trade remains active with red steers and yearlings lifting. August cattle receipts at Chicago hit 26201 head, hog receipts 256253 for the period, marking near two year highs with comparisons to prior years.
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Markets Report From Midwestern Produce Centers
Markets from Huron Sioux Falls Mitchell Watertown and Sioux City list poultry and eggs prices by weight and grade. Hens leghorn broilers and heavy breed springs show varied prices. butterfat No 1 and No 2 are quoted. Chicago notes butter and eggs firm and poultry steady with futures movement.
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Leghorn
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Leghorn Breilers
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Sioux City
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Rock Springs
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Market notes showOctober liquidation, November reinstate plans
Jn for moderate support during hours scattered interest to liquidate in October and reinstate lines in November at a four spread. Traders noted weak support earlier month, and the period showed liquidation rather than reinvestment. Butter creamery prices and egg values moved, while poultry and potato markets in Chicago reflected mixed activity and firm prices across listed grades.
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Vyeyay Strike Shakes Grain Futures Market
In Minneapolis on September 2, a strike disrupted grain trading with widespread futures liquidation. September wheat rose to 1.25 percent while December and May contracts fell. flax and oats declined amid weak cash demand. Barley mixed, cash wheat slight demand, cash corn in demand, and flax/rye in solid demand overall.
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Associated Press
Two-Point Gains Made in Stocks on Sept Market Push
In New York on September 2 a more active and confident stock market lifted sectors including rails utilities and specialties. Transfers around 1,300,000 shares. The list shows numerous gains with some issues reaching 2 points or more, signaling progress and new highs for the past year or longer.
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Minneapolis Wheat and grain prices and carlot ranges
Minneapolis and Duluth cash futures update for September 2 shows No 1 dark northern and hard amber durum price quotes by weight, ranges for carlot grain sales, and related flour figures. The report lists bids and premiums across grades, including No 1 and No 2 darks, lints, and maltings, with Duluth cash close and Minneapolis flour prices in carload terms.
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Predict Peak In Federal Income Deficit Forecast
President Roosevelts revised budget foresees a current fiscal year deficit of about 2.097 billion dollars, with receipts projected at 5.006 billion and expenditures near 7.262 billion. The report notes adjustments after the bank act, drought relief costs, and potential further appropriations while stressing ongoing relief and recovery programs.
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Rain Comes Too Late for Iowa Corn Crop
Government meteorologist Charles D. Reed reports that recent rains largely arrived too late to salvage Iowa corn. Most of the crop is damaged beyond recovery except fodder, silage, and grazing, with some improvement in forage value for later harvested areas.
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Woodring Wins In 50 Meter Small Bore Test
Woodring of East Alton won the 50 meter individual small bore contest at Camp Perry with a score of 400. Fellow competitors Cane Held, Rieder, and J. Davis scored 399, tie-breakers to be decided in a shootout. Woodring’s score surpassed the 1905 record of 398 set by W. F. Haramer. The open match consists of 40 shots in the prone position.
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C.F. ,Rieder
New Kennington
J. Davis
Wilkingon
Mrs Malichs Visit In Ville Texas Ends
Mrs Malich and her daughter visited for several days at the home of Perry and Mrs Vetter in Ville Texas and planned to leave for their home afterward.
Barton Dies at Ward Belmont Leader in Junior Colleges
Nashville Tenn Sept 2 Dr John W Barton 43 president of Ward Belmont School and former president of the American Association of Junior Colleges died today after seven months illness. Private burial will be held at a later date with services at the Ward Belmont Chapel. Dr Barton active in education and higher learning led multiple junior college initiatives.
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Spreckles Leads In Chatterton Air Derby Rise
Frank Spreckles of San Francisco holds a slim lead in the Chatterton air derby, reaching the eighth lap of a one lap race between Cleveland and Los Angeles. His point total stood at 79243 as Jeanette Lemke of Bay City, Michigan trailed in third. Readouts list crowd in Livinston New York and scheduled stops at Douglas Aviz and Tucson.
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Weather improves as crops sprout in South Dakota
South Dakota reports show crops benefiting from recent rains and cooler temperatures. Farmers rush plowing as rye and some winter wheat seedings rise. pastures recover, stock remains heavy, and water shortages persist in western areas. Moisture totals varied from under half an inch to about an inch across stations including Aberdeen, Huron, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Rapid City.
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Churchmen urge liquor law revision and anti gambling stance
The pronouncement from CHURCHMEN includes strong support for a local option liquor law revision, education through churches and schools, and a campaign against gambling. It urges churches to inform members of the Federation Council’s work, conserve Home Mission funds, and resist drastic cuts. Hospital admissions list several residents, while Fred Joblingki was fined for reckless driving.
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Broadland Road Plan Reveals County Bid Delays
Broadland road project details emerge from Beadle County session with unclear progress. Bids for a new truck and maintainer opened as the county board discussed highway improvements near Broadland, with no action taken at the session.
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Canzoneri Aims for Ambers Title at Madison Square Garden
New York, Sept 2. Carmelo Canzoneri, hailed as one of the three great lightweight contenders, faces Lou Ambers tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden in a bid to claim the welterweight future. A win could position Canzoneri for Barney Ross’s welterweight crown or a move up, while a loss may affect his plans. Mike Bello against Dave Crowley opens the 10 round card.
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Fire Under Control With Help of Rain
Rain and dying winds helped 1,300 firefighters bring the worst forest fire in seven years under control near Glacier Park Montana after 9,000 acres burned. Park superintendent said the danger of spread is past and estimated total losses at 25,000 dollars including timberlands nine cabins and a ranger station. Hambling Hotel manager said the hotel was crowded but business returned to normal.
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Five Drowned After Boat Capsized in Lake Superior
Ashland Wisconsin reports five youths aged 14 to 16 believed drowned after their sailboat capsized in strong wind on Lake Superior. The craft was found four miles from Ashland while fog hindered search efforts for the missing teens Jenna Wiscik Dan Weis Phillip Jensen Henry Mitchell and Eugene Sullivan.
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