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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
11
Sioux City market report covers cattle and hog prices with fat cows and heifers at varied bids. Includes Sioux City and Minneapolis regional quotes, with examples from Sioux Falls, St. Paul, Chicago, and Mitchell markets. Details show price ranges for steers, stockers, feeders, heifers, cows, bulls, and hogs, plus brief animal counts and market tone.
Yesterday's Quotations notes bearish foreign news driving wheat futures lower with May slipping about 0.60 while No. 2 dark northern wheat trades near 1.05 and durum offerings steady. Corn and oats show softer trends, with rye dropping before partial recovery and barley sharply down at the session start. The National Grain Corporation bought about 28 cars before noon as cash demand remains mixed.
Minneapolis and Duluth weekly grain market notes list bid and cash prices for Wheat No 1 hard spring No 1 dark northern No 2 northern No 1 mixed No 1 amber durum Corn May oats flax and related futures in Minneapolis and Duluth with ranges for the week and daily closes. Highs lows and percent protein data appear for multiple grain types and months.
Receipts of Armeer and Co hogs reported to noon today at 1500. Note: Hur ou Ward is not a public market. Baronite cannot supply daily market quotations. Read ers should note that quotations from public markets are published elsewhere.
Furnished Daily by Swit Co Baron b Hens under 4 lbs 0s Hens 14 ibs and over to Leghorn and light hens 3 Springs 4% lbs and over all Stags and light springs a2 Leghorn springs Geese 12 lbs and up to Dressed ducks 6 lbs and up 13 Dressed geese 11 pounds and up 12
Market listing for poultry and eggs from Cron Dairy Market with assorted items and wholesale prices. Includes hens leghorn springs ducks geese dressed and live, turkeys and young birds with station and shipper prices noted. Prices subject to change without notice. quantities and weights vary across lines.
Broad demand appeared in New York trading with many active issues advancing from one to ten points. A.S. Steel rose four to a new recovery high near 191, International Nickel moved 38 while U.S. Steel topped 182 late, and dividends excitement boosted multiple issues including Colorado Fuel and Liggett & Myers.
Fragmentary financial snippet shows United Fruit at 842, WS Ind Ale 106, US Hobber 26 percent, steel 181 percent, Vanadium 6854, Wabash 56, West Elec 15614, Woolworth 68, Yellow TK 17 percent. Contains scattered company codes and prices with no full report context.
A brief stock update from Minneapolis lists Bid and Ask figures for First Bank Corp and Bancorporation with small figures beside each. Mentions Gil Cities Service and an untimely stamp of Ind. with unclear context.
Washington report outlines 22 aeronautic bills pending in Congress after recent air crashes. Key proposals push mandatory public hearings on fatal accidents, expanded federal regulation of air carriers, a separate air commerce board, and a standalone Department of Aeronautics. Proposals cover subsidies, standing aeronautics committee, civilian flying support, and use of air mail for official correspondence.
The tories committee drafts a bill for independence after ten years while Vandenberg proposes a 25 year timeline similar to Weeka. The bills add gradual tariff autonomy, with full tariff autonomy and independence at the end of the paus period.
The Sioux Falls competition occurs tonight followed by two successive nights in the order stated. Team members include Bernice Bowers and Alberta Halvorsen.
A three person committee representing the Parent Teachers Association urged the city commission to pass an ordinance regulating indoor roller skating. They argued supervision and limited hours are needed, and the commission authorized John P. Sauer to draft the ordinance. Committee members included Mrs. E. H. Bryan Mrs. Hergine Doman and Miss Wortense Babit. Payroll and other routine bills were handled.
Potter county Commun ity Center team Chester Millhouse and Art Thelin defeated Minnehaha county champions in the semi final of the state contest, earning a spot in the Brookings final during the Farm and Home program. They argued that the Federal Farm Board could better promote economic equality between agriculture and industry via cooperative marketing rather than production adjustments.
Petitions for Judge Alya E. Taylor, running for reelection in the ninth judicial district, were placed in circulation yesterday. Most Huron lawyers endorsed Taylor during the event, with about half of the petitions already distributed.
Washington rumor around January 25 reports the Senate may vote on Philippine independence during this congressional session. Chairman Bingham of the Senate territories committee announced the panel would report a bill after February 10, with Administration ally Senator Vandenberg of Michigan involved in the proceedings.
Alvin Fors of Carthage was admitted to the Huron Clinic this morning and underwent a major operation. Clarence Ott of this city had a minor operation and Robert McDermott, son of Mr and Mrs Leo McDermott, also of Huron, had his tonsils removed.
The Huron High School affirmative debate team departed for a three day itinerary visiting Sioux Falls Brookings and Madison to compete in events and gain experience for the season.
Harmonica Harry, known as James Hettley, visits Huron, Beadle County, to perform for local school children. He explains his inspiration for Pull Baxter and notes advances in harmonica design allow half steps, enabling broader musical range. Hartley asserts the harmonica rivals other instruments and shares his rural upbringing influencing his music.
The statement lists Belle Fourche South Dakota with July 3 and Deadwood South Dakota with August 7 as approved dates. It notes United States currency in circulation—gold, silver and paper—above 40 dollars per person.
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