Sioux City Livestock Market Report Friday Update
Sioux City market notes show cattle and hogs mixed with declines in some categories. hogs higher on desirable weight but feeders and stockers soft. cattle steady to lower with lower prices for plain stockers and feeders. beef cows and bulls mixed, fat lambs steady to higher. regional reports include Sioux Falls and Chicago markets with varied price movements and volumes.
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Sioux City
Sept
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
S. Dept
Chicago
Colorado
Moss
Armour Market Mixed but Mostly Lower on Thursday
Yesterday's Quotations report shows the Armour market largely down with declines of 2S for many lots. Tops reached 1015 with miscellaneous top pricing around 10.10, while receipts totaled 9) and various weight brackets logged varied prices from 8.45 for good packers to 9.70 for specific lots, and sows and pigs showing wider spreads.
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Stags
Crop Estimate Lowers Market Mood and Prices
Minneapolis dispatch reports Sept 11 crop estimates depressing all grains for United States and Canada. Wheat September down 4c, December and May lower. barley and rye weak. flax follows wheat. Cash wheat in good demand for bright samples, softer types easier. cash corn and oats largely steady with thin types weaker. winter wheat prices mixed amid firm milling demand.
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Minneapolis
United Braces
Canada
Fair Commission
Hes
Grain Quality and Prices Across Varieties
A blotchy OCR listing prices and percentages for durum wheat, amber durum, dark northern, red durum, amber durum, and other grains. Figures show protein contents, maturities, and monthly price expectations from September to May, with multiple sample grades and regional notes.
Duluth Cash Close Thursday Market Notes
Duluth reports cash close figures with mixed grain prices and futures hints. Market listing shows durum and wheat options with No 2 and No 1 grades, including values like 74% to 76% in various durum and red durum categories and references to delivery months for oats and other grains.
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Duluth
Minneapolis Carlot Market Wheat and Grain Quotes
Minneapolis market notes dated Sept 11 show compulsory price quotes for various grain grades. Wheat No 2 dark northern and No 2 northern quoted, mixed durum, red durum, spelt, flax No 2 and other specifics listed. Corn No 3 yellow, oats No 3 white, rye and barley prices appear with several grade distinctions. Huron market section lists No 1 dark northern wheat at 70, No 1 mixed durum and emblematic durum prices and spelt.
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Rarcanells
Bard Montana
Minneapolis
Huron Grain Market
Markets Ee Produce
HUEKON POULTRY AUTTER EGGS furnished Daily by Swift Co Huron S C Heavy springs 4 lbs and avex AS Springs under 4 lbs 16 Leghorn springs 13 Hens 444 lbs and over Hens under 4 Ut ceesees sse jemee dt Leghorn hens freemen eee Old roosters Eggs No 1 sete neers 2d ERRS No 2 winee neers AB Butteriat
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Autter
Swift & Co
Huron
S. C
Avex
Huron Daley Market Poultry and Eggs Prices
Furnished by Buck Brothers at Huron market with prices quoted for heavy springs and Leghorn eggs and hens. Text shows frequent misreads but indicates fluctuating poultry and egg prices with hens and leghorn listings and unclear weights.
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HURON
Buck Brothers
Fewne
Stock Market In Comeback After Rough Week
New York traders faced a slow session as the convalescent market paused for a breath. Volume fell to about 1,700,000 shares with mixed moves in key issues like U S Steel American Can General Electric and Gulf States Steel while specialties showed sporadic gains and losses.
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Tl. &.Steel
American Can
Thic
Stone
Webster
Westing
St Lawrence waterway talks gain new momentum
Washington notes sent to Prime Minister Bennett signal renewed U S Canada talks toward a treaty on developing the St Lawrence waterway. The note, delivered by Hanford MacNider, marks the first formal move since 1928 to resolve cost, power and project allocation differences with commission appointments eyed. Ottawa expects negotiations to begin after the imperial conference in London opens September 30.
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St. Lawrence
Bennett
Hanford ‘MacNider
Canada
United States
Ottawa
St. Lawrence Waterway
London
Republicans To Force Liquor Issue At Meeting
Delegates at the Ohio state Republican convention moved to force the prohibition question into the party platform despite opposition from leaders. Senator Simeon D. Fesn, national chairman, noted prohibition is not a sure issue unless Democrats endorse repeal, prompting anticipated strong efforts to declare a position in the platform.
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Columbus
Simeon D. Fesn
Raiding Tribesmen Gather For Attack
A force of 4,000 hostile tribesmen was reported gathering for a major attack against British troops along the Afghan frontier near the Per War region. British aircraft reconnoitering noted heavy firing but no casualties. native pickets and militia have engaged in skirmishes with several wounded.
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Simla
India
Wilshire Convict Not Employed by Federal Government
Deadwood Sept 11 Deputy prohibition administrator E L Senn told the Associated Press that Joe Wilshire a convict recently denied a pardon by Gov W J Bulow was not employed by the federal government when he was charged and convicted of furnishing liquor to minor girls He had been employed by the government prior to the trouble At the time he became involved he worked for Faulk county state attorney's office which prosecuted him and secured conviction.
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Wilshire
Pieree
E. L. Senn
South Dakota
Associated Presse
Deadwood
Joe “Wilshire
W. J. Bulow
Associated Press
State’attorney’s Office
Faulk County
Mal Daugherty Bankrupt in Ohio Case
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court against Mal S. Daugherty former president of the Ohio Savings Bank of Washington. Attorney General Gilbert Bettman filed the action. Daugherty is Harry M. Daugherty’s brother. The petition lists $77,697.51 in claims and states he cannot pay his debts and consents to bankruptcy.
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Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Milwaukee Cuts Payments On Bonds
Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific railroad reduces interest on adjust ment bonds to 1 percent instead of 2.5 percent due October 1, for the six months ending June 30. The mortgage bonds relate to the 1928 reorganization effective January 12 1928. August operations estimate net income about 3,057,000, down from 3,424,000 prior August.
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York
Sept
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Governor Phillips Declines Interior Post Amid Arizona Events
Gov Phillips refusals touch on Interior secretary consideration amid Arizona September events and dam project updates. The report notes gas celebrations in Nevada and the Boulder dam construction start, with oblique entries on regional financials and stock listings.
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Phileips
Hughes burial planned after disinterment in Haiti
The body of Herbert Hughes of Sioux Falls has been disinterred at Port-au-Prince, Heiti, and will be shipped home for burial, the Navy Department announced. Hughes, a United States Marine Corps sergeant, was killed in an airplane accident in December 1922.
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Herbert Hughes
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Prince
Heiti
Navy Department
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Loeb And Leopold Begin Seventh Year In Prison
Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr began their seventh year in prison for the murder of Robert Franks. Loeb works as a clerk for the deputy warden at the old jail and Leopold serves as a clerk for the chaplain at Stateville penitentiary.
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Pussyfoot Johnson Speaks at Beadle County Institute
W E Pussyfoot Johnson addressed Beadle county teachers at the normal institute this morning stressing early life direction for children. Margaret Fullerton also spoke, with unannounced appearance, to aid teachers in familiarizing them with elementary music.
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Pussyfoot) Johnson
Beadle County
Normal Institute
Margaret Fullerton
Charles Fullerton
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Miss Fullerton
B B. McClaskey
Grace Truax
Institute
Bea-!ae County
Hand County
Ter
Robbers kill man in Chicago drug store
In a Chicago drug store, a killer shot Wile Fiddelke after demanding the day’s meager take. Two customers were held at gunpoint as the assailant claimed “I steaked him all right” and fled with only about 45 dollars. The murder was described as unprovoked.
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Sept. A
Wile
Fiddelke
Attacks on Yank Ships In China Continue
Washington reports repeats of heavy attacks on American naval and merchant vessels along the Yangtse River. Frank P. Lockhart, consul general at Hankow, says firing from mortars, machine guns, and rifles targets vessels passing a point 45 miles above Kiukiang. No casualties reported as gunboats return fire and attacks persist.
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Washington
Yangtse River
Me Department
Frank P. Lockhart
Hankoaw
Yangtse
Kiukiang
Trans Oceanic Plane Cleared for Transatlantic Flight
At Roosevelt Field on September 1 the low wing monoplane received its final inspection ahead of a planned trans Atlantic flight by Captain Ron W. Ammel. If weather holds favorable he will depart tomorrow for Paris and then Rome after circling Paris to report experiences in a speech recording.
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Roosevelt Field
Ron W. Ammel Witl
Ammmét
Bercene Fe
Paris
Chicagoan
Weather Bureau
Rome
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