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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1938
Page
2
The listing outlines commodity movements and market actions for April 1984. It notes steady or improved conditions for metals and chemicals, liquidation activity for cotton and related products, trading details for coffee and liqueur, irregular British purchases, and fluctuating livestock and grain items. Prices shown include No. 2614 bar barley and No. 3 corn making F376 with No. 2 lettuce.
Market notes report cattle and hog movements with terms like beef, cows, heifers, and calves. Prices shown for Armour stockyards Huron and related lots, with hog market described as steady and heavies down about ten cents. Receipts and livestock categories listed in sparse OCR format.
Market bulletin from Chicago and New York on April 26 notes steady poultry and butter prices with mixed dairy and egg figures. Butterfat and creamery values show small shifts while dressed poultry and live fowl prices vary by class and channel. Minneapolis flour markets report lower patent prices and mixed commodity rates in carload lots.
Chicago reports show hog prices easing with top at 8.25 and 180 weight hogs at 8.00 to 8.25. Cattle trades steady to higher with prime weighty steers near 10.35 and calves around 9.00, while lambs rise amid firm demand and woolly sheep firm at 8.25 to 7.25 for various classes.
South St Paul April 2 cattle and hog sale notes show mixed steady trends across classes. Slaughter cattle medium to good. mixed yearlings 6 to 7.75. most beef cows 5.25 to 6. cutters and low-end 4 to 7. bulls 5.4 to 7.5. stock steers up to 8. calves 20 up. hogs mixed with prices around 7.0 to 9.0 for select weights. sows 6.75 to 7.25. sheep around 5.50 to 9.75 for better woolskins. dairy cows and springers quotable up to 85 with slower demand.
Sioux Falls cattle and hog market activity described with inconsistent figures. Prices show mixed steady to higher trends for calves and sows, with ranges and weights noted, but OCR errors obscure many specifics.
Slous City cattle market Tuesday shows slaughter steers and yearlings slow with higher asks delaying trade, early sales steady. Fat stock little changed while feeders scarce. top heavy cattle around 950 dollars, small lot heifers around 625. Hogs 2.50 per unit, slow with mixed prices, best top around 7.10 on 20th downs, good 170 to 250 butchers. Fat lambs steady. best fed woolly skins above 825, fed clippers above 750, other classes sparse.
Wheat futures edged above year’s low as late buying offset earlier losses tied to British food reserve actions. Chicago quotes showed May and July gains while corn and oats fell. Minneapolis and Duluth cash prices listed varied by grade, with No. 1 dark northern and No. 1 hard Montana figures reported.
Sioux City and Watertown market notes show poultry prices for various weights of hens ducks geese and leghorn stock, with butterfat and butter prices listed. The reports reference April dates and include ranges for hens over 5 pounds 4 to 5 pounds and under 4 pounds along with miscellaneous commodity terms and abbreviations.
Sioux Falls and Mitchell reports show poultry and eggs prices for heavy hens roosters leghorns and capons with varying weight classes. Butterfat prices No 1 and No 2 are listed. Minneapolis grain range lists No 1 dark northern No 4 hard winter and other grades with price quotes.
New York April 30 A crew rails and utilities resisted selling but many leaders posted losses of fractions to 2 points. Transfers around 300 000 shares. Feeble support for the list late in the final period. most traders stayed neutral. Pending delivery of the President's monopoly message to Congress this week. Early warnings reflect a cautious, murky business horizon and aggregate setbacks for first quarter statements.
A local chamber of commerce meeting at Marvin Haughlitt Hete this morning formed a plan to cooperate with the American Legion on a retail show project. C. B. McComas was named to represent the retail division, with the show slated for late May pending committee decisions chaired by Harry B. Adams.
Insurgent forces report a general advance along the coastal front from Albocacer to Alessa De Chivert after pounding government defenses with artillery and air power. Government claims counterattacks broke the lines at Albocacer Alcala De Chivert, with inland mop operations east of Teruel and villages reported taken. General Miguel Aranda’s insurgent columns resume offensive amid coordinated operations and Franco’s headquarters notes victories.
A dense OCR of bond quotes shows a sprawling catalog of corporations and securities including Adams Exp 85, Alaska, Allied Stores, Caterpillar, Chrysler, Colgate Palmolive, DuPont, General Electric, Goodyear, Union Pacific, United Airlines, US Steel, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and many more. The list mixes percent yields, par values, and varied tickers, reflecting a chaotic snapshot of market notes and investor interest across dozens of companies and utilities.
Detroit April 2 The Ford Brotherhood of America calls for a $50 annual minimum wage with a two year car purchase benefit, but UAW leader Richard T. Frankensteen rejects the offer as too low. Harry H. Bennett of Ford shows little enthusiasm as talks resume to end strikes at eight Bonn Aluminum and Brass plants.
Mrs Margaret Chesire a former resident of Huron died after a short illness in a hospital at Aberdeen. Her remains were brought to Huron for funeral services to be announced and burial will be in St Martins Catholic Cemetery. She lived on a farm near Hor ongad then the city at 1450 Avenue Southwest.
Sir John announced a 244,399,000 pound budget for the year starting April 1, omitting 90,000,000 pounds already set aside for rearmament. Total national defense spend will reach 315,250,000 pounds. He also outlined measures to curb tax dodging, including revocable trusts and one man companies abroad, and pledged 10,100,000 pounds for civil supplemental needs.
A 159 to 132 vote approved moving ahead on the Tennessee Valley Authority dam near Gibertsville Kentucky with Senate approval. An informal five member congressional panel will begin a congressional probe into TVA operations. Senator Bankhead and Speaker Bankhead predicted adjournment by June or later, with a tentative peg on June 1.
Rain returned across northeastern and north central South Dakota with about a half inch in places. Huron 0.39, Watertown 0.3 inches. Brookings 0.4, Lemmon 0.6, Yankton trace. Pierre dusty in the haze despite rain. Hospitals report admissions from Huron, Wessington, Bonilla, Virgil, Cavour and Bemidji area entries. several discharges noted as stay short.
City Manager Dow L Sears warned youngsters against using W. W. Howes Municipal Airport administration building as a hangout. Children racing through buildings and lounging on furniture in muddy weather hinder caretakers from keeping the interior presentable. Sears announced that youths will be banned unless accompanied by parents or sent there on business.
The Iroquois community celebrated Halladay in a banquet marking his 50 years of public service. Speakers praised his work on the state appropriations committee, the state auditor post, and the South Dakota Prac Association. Governor Jensen attended and presented praise as local leaders and publishers lauded his integrity and civic impact.
Plans for the hobby show at the Fing ormta Centre in South Oskeu Nebiy Stow are taking shape this week. William Reaves Port and the OEE Legion organize the event with a meeting to organize committees chaired by Hs Adan and others. The show aims to feature hobbies for all ages and include exhibits from local clubs and groups.
Berlin reports say Daladier faced pressure over France economics as the premier pushed a new plan. The orator claimed Germany would curb Czech self rule while warning of German powers. Anglo Irish pact aims to add Ireland to allied nations around the British Empire with military coordination and access to munitions.
A former secretary to Sim Simon was held on a $10 bond in Los Angeles awaiting a preliminary hearing. He is charged with defrauding an actress of nearly $26,000 in an apparent scam.
The readable text fragments show ad like phrases and partial terms. It mentions beef roast per pound, duplex, sale notes, and scattered numbers and addresses, but no coherent event or person to summarize into a proper news item. The piece appears as stray classifieds with garbled OCR.
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