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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1930
Page
8
Sioux City market report shows fed yearlings strong, steers weak to 25 lower, fed heifers strong, stockers higher, choice yearlings around 90 dollars with wide bids. Hogs fairly active to lower, most 170 to 250 pounds around 9.50, sheep steady to firm with late Idaho lambs near 9.65 and natives around 9.00 to 9.25.
Sioux Falls August 16 reports market activity for Saturday with bids steady to higher. Top 10.06, bulk 1000, heavy butchers 9.59, good packers 9.50 to 9.65, cattle 100 head steady, reflecting modest gains across categories.
The St Paul market saw light steers and yearlings up 23 or more, light and butcher hogs 40 50 higher, sows 75+ higher, lambs 50 higher with strong demand. Feeder stockers rose about 25, most cattle trading from 8.01 to 10.40 for medium and heavyweight steers, cows 4.25–5.25, heifers 5.25–5.50, cutters 3.25–4.04, native stockers around 5.00–7.50, and stock pigs about 25 higher with bulk near 9.00.
Chicago livestock prices drifted with heavy steers up to 25 higher and lambs about 9 to 75 higher. Bulls to 8.15, yearlings firm, heavy stockers and feeders steady, direct shipments 36,000 head week over week, hogs mostly steady to higher with lights sold to 10.25 and packing sows around 8.00 to 10.25.
Sioux Falls supply data show August 16 readings with butter at 38 cents, eggs steady, poultry activity with 1 car and trucks, and varied quantities of eggs and poultry including 142 Tb and 13 hens. Chicago reports butter at 5,728 units unchanged and poultry alive steady.
Chicago markets show potatoes on track with 96 on hand and total 0.5 shipments weak to fair with Irish Cobblers from Wisconsin Missouri and Nebraska at around 1.75 to 1.90. New Jersey 1.90, Early Chicago and New York produce notes include Auger butter and poultry with limited details. Minneapolis flour markets report unchanged shipments 39,504 and no changes in bran and standard middlings.
Chicago wheat traders report steady gains in Armour futures as mid and heavyweight bag prices for September delivery fluctuated around 10.55 to 11.00, with bids and offers showing slight upward movement. Trading activity remained cautious amid uncertain demand and fluctuating premium bids.
Minneapolis grain activity shows bearish early wheat sentiment while corn firms after short covering. September and December corn rise from opening dips as rye and flax shift with cash demand. oats and barley mixed while durum and red durum prices hold steady in Duluth and Minneapolis cash close reports.
In Duluth on Aug 15 a thin report notes durum prices holding steady at the close with mixed activity noted for the day. The day’s items include No. 2 mixed at 79, while a red durum sold around 50 and Na and Duluth futures show slight gains.
Buck Brathera of Huron furnishes the latest market notes for Buck Brathera. Prices subject to change without notice. Leghorn hens and roosters listed with weight categories and prices. Local poultry and egg market information for spring offerings appears in terse catalog form.
Stocks surged in New York as unrest renewed, with the bear market retreating late as major issues like U.S. Steel Westinghouse Electric and General Electric rallied. Blooded by heavy short interest, the market closed strong with large-volume buyups and a shift toward bullish sentiment.
Earnings reports and rumors of dividend cuts weighed on markets but were largely discounted. Copper shares declined on deflation fears while Kennecott and Anaconda faced reductions. International Paper and power producers firmed after a deficit claim. Warner Bros and other industrials fluctuated. brokers loans fell by 39 million, with mixed movements across utilities, automakers, and major equities.
A garbled OCR fragment lists miscellaneous item codes and percentages such as Cass Pac 110 percent and Drug term references, interleaved with odd phrases like Allis Chal 53445 and NAPAP ER CEN WIC Latin. The text lacks coherent news content or clear entities.
Minneapolis reports flour shipments at 32 020 while the wool market bulletin from Boston hints at commodity movements. The fragment mentions Montana staple grades and various brand and fiber classifications with values like 97 4 percent and 70 9 75 4 percent, plus pulled and Delaines references and several price figures.
British forces moved to Peshawar after raids in the frontier province described as grave and dangerous. The limited hostilities disrupted supply lines and damaged European bungalows as tribes attacked and communications were cut. Reinforcements arrived as Afridi forces on the Kho juri plain and Kohat valley awaited further orders.
Huron police recovered an Essex coach picked up Monday and located its owner, George E. Johnson of Canton, after receiving a description from the Chicago Automotive Protective Association. Chief A. W. Hopkins said the match confirmed the car’s identity and he awaits word from the association or the owner.
Aberdeen August 15 Arthur Liggett 19 of Aberdeen was taken to Sisseton to enter a guilty plea before Judge Howard Babcock to a third degree forgery charge. Liggett was part of a jail escape at Mobridge and, with Howard Hatfield of Huron and Joe Astson of Mewvhattan Kansas, was held on suspicion of robbing an oil station at Java.
Chief Hedges signs eight complaints for obstructing fire apparatus after a false alarm. One offender, G. McKinney, paid a fine by noon. The notices were signed by Fire Chief C. V. Hedges. Tempe Altoona Pa Aug 15 Eddie Schneider 18 Westfield N F Pilot left Stultz Geld at 2040 CST to pursue a new junior reforms for transcontinental east to west.
Federal prohibition agents raided eight places in Minot North Dakota last night using tear gas to gain entry to alleged resorts. They encountered heavily barred doors blocking access in several locations.
A 17 year old boy, Arthur Stiverson of 15 Stiverson Frank Avenue Southeast, was injured yesterday morning when his arm broke while cranking a Balkey Hurd. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
The American matador Sidney Franklin Crook, nicknamed El Americano, struggles to gain steady work in Spain after a debut that drew curiosity but limited engagements. He performs in Madrid and Seville, hoping to prove himself and perhaps move on to Mexico or Peru if a longer career in the United States remains unlikely.
President Hoover presented young aviator Charles Lindbergh with the Congressional Medal of Honor at the White House. Officials gathered as Hoover praised Lindbergh for his achievements and thanked Congress for the recognition.
George Broten of 2n Simmons Avenue was sentenced to 36 days in county jail and fined 3 on a plea of guilty to keeping or storing liquor in a loxicading state. Police found quantities of liquor at his Broten residence when they entered last night. City attorney J T McCullen represented the city before Judge Dick Haney.
Swander Bakery will produce large quantities of doughnuts for central South Dakota. The Swoon Baking Company in Hu Ron May will supply equipment and a new process will automate mixing and packaging. The doughnut plant becomes a Swander Baking department with electrical machinery handling all stages from dough to six pack. Distribution will cover Hu Ton and nearby areas.
In Chicago courts the long running Lein berger Watkins baby custody case resurfaces as Bamberger lawyers seek a restraining order to prevent further scientific examinations. They argue enough blood tests have been done to identify the infant and more head blood withdrawal could risk permanent injury or harm to the child and possibly the mother.
A station attendant named Gluesing, employed at the Texaso on Eighth and Dakota, was injured while repairing a tire at night. A faulty rim caused a split tire inflating incident, cutting two fingers and his arm. He received five stitches and was treated at a hospital before returning to the station later that afternoon.
Sioux Falls city commission set a contract for 13 blocks of paving on East Tenth Street to C. A. Wagner Construction for 43,517.83 dollars. The project eliminates two sharp corners and extends past a new viaduct under construction.
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