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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1930
Page
8
Stonx City markets report cattle calves and feeder prices with multiple regions listed. Highlights include price shifts for stockers and feeders, hogs and lambs, and regional totals, noting market conditions and bids as of February. Includes St Paul St Louis and Chicago references with varied quotes and totals.
Chicago markets report mixed livestock prices with steers down from prior weeks while heavy weights and fat cattle show marginal gains. calves and yearlings slide, hogs stronger in some lots, with lighter weights leading the charge. Sioux Falls reports steady to lighter returns on live cattle and poultry as values drift in a sluggish dressed market.
Wheat futures fell sharply at the open on weak export demand and light volume, then closed slightly higher as short covering helped. Corn and oats showed minor declines with persistent firm tones, while rye and barley traded unevenly and cash wheat remained featureless amid receipts by the National Grain Corp.
Notes indicate public market quotations are delayed due to a tact for 66.3ard 1g, with readers urged to consult other sources for current prices. The Huronite-Ju reports cannot apply daily market figures and abstains from publishing the latest quots.
A garbled ledger style listing shows Leghorn and other poultry items with weights in pounds, pricing notes, and vendor names such as Bath Brothers and Baron Poultry. The fragment includes dressed ducks and geese weights, hen and turkey entries, plus unrelated dairy and flour market notes.
The New York market exhibited diminished activity and strength with oils and public utilities leading declines while best prices occurred in afternoon trading. Cotton liquidated heavily earlier, wheat faced a two cent drop to new season lows, and call money rose to 4 percent with renewals at 4 1 3. Bankers' acceptances fell, rates steadied, and several stocks such as Standard Oil of New Jersey and American machinery sectors advanced amid broad activity and profit taking late in the session.
A dense list of corporate tickers and shorthand percentages appears, likely from a historical exchange or ledger. Items include Amoco, General Electric, Atchison Topeka, Coca Cola cousins, and various railroads, with percentages suggesting price or yield notations and fragmented company names. The fragmentary OCR captures a snapshot of traded names and figures rather than a coherent story.
A Le Kinkead states he has no intention of discontinuing his Insurance and real estate business or his duties as justice of the peace. He rejects reports of resignation and says the deputy supreme detective appointment is honorary and will not interfere with his primary work. He may be occasionally called to visit others in the two states, but such trips will be rare.
Lake Preston, Jan 31. Mrs Gust Wick, 68, longtime Kingsbury county resident, died at home after a brief illness. She leaves husband Gust Wick and two children, Vera Sullivan of Bloomington, California, and Wickle, a professor of chemistry and physics at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The Wick family has lived in Lake Preston 25 years, after moving from Sweden. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
Paul Tait reports the third largest national bank in the city, Fin pite National, today affiliated with Northwest Bancorporation of Minneapolis. Decker, president of Northwest, announced the acquisition of Empire National, taking total Bancorporation members to 103. Doyle C bank mentioned no personnel or policy changes forthcoming.
Faulk county farmers join a systematic farm management study led by Leo K. Mossing. The third meeting will follow the release of the national crop outlook material from the U S Department of Agriculture. Mossing said the outlook, brought to South Dakota by A K H Anderson of the state college service and WF. Bernard, will be discussed.
Three patients were discharged from Hoyon Chlule hospital today. Names appear garbled in the report but include Mrs. B Ns De and Amets o with tainor pargical remaining unreadable in the OCR.
The subject was reported to be recovering from injuries suffered after a fall at his home on Kansas Avenue Southeast. His right shoulder and forearm were badly bruised but no bones were broken. Bruce, a relative, was unconscious for several minutes.
A glider released from a dirigible descended to ground after 11 minutes, showing feasibility of midair attached craft. Pilot Ralph Hartaby controlled the glider as it nosed down. spectators watched from the ground as the craft landed safely in clear skies over Los Angeles.
In Brookings on February 7 the Little International Livestock Show judged by famed breeders and college students will feature grain and livestock judging in the afternoon and a program in the evening. John Van Wyngarden and others from Willow Lake Canisiola and Cinar Lake are slated to judge cattle and sheep. Bankert and two others remain to be confirmed.
The Minnesota field noted the retirement of Paul J. Plaid and Frank Schuek from the firm Minesota-Field, Beblick, and Company, ending the era of the oldest merchants in St. Paul. They plan a new building reducing space by one third, a decisive factor in withdrawing the store’s business after years of cooperation.
Peek, accused of stealing a cent can of peanut butter at the 2Ed Owlsstore No. 1, is scheduled for municipal court trial Saturday at 9 o clock. He pleaded guilty at arraignment before Municipal Judge Dick Haney and claims his brother bought the item and handed it to him to carry home. He was released on his own recognizance.
Arthur Swede Milley a former Huron welterweight boxer was taken to the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls after pleading guilty to auto theft. Circuit Judge Taylor sentenced Milley to a 192 month term as State's Attorney Weaton called for a lengthy sentence. Miller claimed he fled to avoid a life of crime, but the judge and officers escorted him to prison.
Howard January 31 report notes stable price trends with butterfat payments at 110.58 per farmer for 1930, down from recent years. Projections by experts expect lower butter prices may cut county dairy revenue and production estimates. Minor County Dairy computes based on Lowayne forecast, estimating annual production 792,000 pounds for Barter, with potential loss around 110,830 dollars. Public education efforts encouraged to promote increased butter usage.
Hearings before an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner in Sioux Falls examined claims that cement rates from the Rapyl City state plant to South Dakota markets unfairly favor local production. Out of state mills Iowa Nebraska and Wisconsin argued competition is hindered. state experts cited pride and better products rather than rate differentials. The proceeding, expected to wrap up the following day.
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