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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
6
Sioux City market notes show cattle and hogs mixed in demand with steers and yearlings steady to firm while stockers and feeders lag. Prices range and volumes listed include fat cows and heifers, bulls, sows, and lambs, with Chicago and Falls produce reports paralleled.
St Paul market shows cattle steady to weak with beef cows at 7.45 to 9.50 and calves unevenly steady to 50 lower. Hogs 3,500 head fairly active with mixed weights 9.00 to 9.85. sheep bidding mostly 25 to 50 lower on lighter wool lambs. Sioux Falls listing notes 2,500 hogs 10 lower top 9.85 and cattle 200 steady.
CHICAGO April 24 Poultry alive steady with various weights listed. Huron dairy items include butter markets firmer with creamery, extrafrst, and standard grades noted.
Armour Stockyards Huron reported a steady to 10 cent lower market for light hogs on Wednesday. Buyers paid mainly 8.65 to 9.35 per hundredweight with receipts reaching about 700 head.
Minneapolis grain markets show volatile May wheat up 24 cents with July and September gains as corn rallies and oats follow. Rye strong, barley scarce and in demand. cash wheat receipts light and trade steady to firm at modest prices. No. 1 dark northern wheat and red durum listed with rye and flax receipts noted.
Reader sees a dense broadcast timetable listing shows and hosts across stations like WSM WMC WWJ WKRC and KMOX. The page catalogs hourly segments from morning through late night including orchestras, detective mysteries, operas, and midweek programs with many affiliates noted.
Central listings show multiple Chicago stations with concerts, orchestras, and radio programs. Florida and Midwestern outlets also present music hours, dances, and variety acts, including Farm Bureau, Mike and Herm, and band ensembles across WGN WENR WLS WMAQ and others.
Minneapolis and Duluth markets report carrot grain and wheat futures with prices for No 1 northern No 1 dark northern amber durum red durum and mixed durum across cash and futures. Chicago futures list wheat corn and oats with varying high low and close values for May July and September contracts.
New York reports an opening surge as stock market activity shows strong early momentum on April 23. Traders react to recent gains with buying pressure and a broader market rally underway.
Markets showed heavy volume with a 15 minute lag. Copper issues weakened to new yearly lows while Vanadium Steel and Pittsburgh Coal fell over five points. J C Case rose about ten and several other names hit new highs as mid and late session saw mixed buying.
A compiled excerpt shows varied stock figures and percentages for firms including Am Car & Fdy Am Sugar Am T T Chrysler Pullman Reading Radio Corp Tex Pac and others with prices and percent changes alongside several transportation and industrial names noted in dense shorthand. The list rows include company abbreviations and market values or yields typical of historical price feeds.
A partial stock market snippet lists several firms and figures such as Car, United Fruit, U 5 ind, Aig, U.S. Steel, Western, Westh Elec, and others with bid and ask cues. It includes mentions of Standard Oil and Cities Service and a Minneapolis stocks line with First Bank Corp and Bancorporation.
Fifteen registrants line up for a short Scouters training course at Muron college set to run from Thursday evening April 29 for five consecutive weeks. Indoor sessions meet in Room 2 on the ground floor at Huron college with listed participants including Royal C. Crawley and Dr. John Faust alongside several Huron and Alpena residents. Additional interested applicants may register at the opening meeting. the course welcomes all scouting enthusiasts who have turned twelve.
A plane crashed two miles from Attica in a blinding snow storm this afternoon killing all three aboard. The pilot was Alvin J. Perrin of Detroit. One passenger wore a United States Army major’s uniform. The NC 704 transport plane carried the marking NC 704.
Walter Williamson of Emmetsburg Iowa was found not guilty by a Scott county district court jury on charges of complicity in the November 5 holdup of the First State Bank of Savage. The defense presented Ruthven Iowa residents who testified Williamson was in town on the day of the robbery.
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