Hog market receipts delayed at Bast Huron yard
The Huronite reports livestock quotations unavailable due to tactual hur. Public market updates are said to be supplied from other markets. Readers are advised quotations will be carried elsewhere.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1929
Page
8
The Huronite reports livestock quotations unavailable due to tactual hur. Public market updates are said to be supplied from other markets. Readers are advised quotations will be carried elsewhere.
Sioux City cattle and hogs show mixed moves with higher cattle demand for fed steers and yearlings. Hogs steady to lower with top around 10.75 and 10.60 to 10.75 for 170 240 lb, sheep and lambs mostly steady with fat native lambs near 14.0 and yearlings about 12.25.
Partial livestock market notes from Sioux Falls July show bids around 9.50 to 10.50 for cattle with steady tone. Packers bidding 9.10 to 9.65 for good loads as the report cuts off midweek with fragmented figures and date.
Tuesday market roundup reports butter prices and packaging classes in Chicago and Sioux Falls with figures for butterfat butter grades and live poultry. Mitchell and Chicago potato and flour trends noted, with minor regional price shifts and shipment data.
Yesterday's quotations show wheat firm with a two cent gain in Minneapolis. Oats remained steady with light demand, corn offerings heavy and rye in good demand. Durum and amber durum prices quoted, with ranges in No 2 yellow corn and No 2 white oats noted.
In Minneapolis on July 1 durum futures showed mixed moves with July at 1.0634 1.0346 close, Sept 1.09 1.06 and Dec 1.12. Flour futures rose 15 cents in carload lots with patents quoted at 7.10 to 7.60 per barrel of 98 lb sacks, shipments 34 133 bbls.
Call money rose to 15 percent, the highest in weeks, delaying the stock market’s upward momentum. Bullish activity in public utilities and rail shares drove prices to new highs, while time money eased to around 7 1/4 percent for 30 day loans. Major rail issues and industrials posted gains with General Electric and steel-related stocks hitting new records before a midday pullback.
Westinghouse Allied Chemical and U S Steel moved into new ground with highs around 192 percent before easing under 190. Fresh buying supported a rebound in the afternoon as public service shares faced pressure and slipped about 6.34 points. Total trading reached about 4 100 000 shares with utilities yielding as sales were realized.
An OCR fragment lists multiple stock and bond prices and percent changes for firms such as Am Can Am Loco Chrysler General Electric General Motors IBM Int Harv Pan Am Packard Pennsylvan ia U S Steel and others with figures and percentages, reflecting a market page snapshot.
Standard Oil of Indiana stock finished the trading day at 55 44, reflecting a positive close amid market activity. Investors watched oil and energy sector trends as broader market moves influenced pricing.
The Anti-Saloon League announced Detroit will host its next biennial convention starting January 15, 1980, with the event planned to run through the following days. Delegates from the organization will gather to discuss temperance policy and strategy.
F Scott McBride, general superintendent of the League, announced Detroit as an ideal convention venue. He said the city offers a chance to study border issues and big city problems, which will be addressed in the League’s future program.
Pierre July 1 P Admitting bought more than 1400 head of horses in recent years and many used for hogs Tinsley rancher on trial in U S district court on charges of theft of horses testified he did not know any were stolen Indicts say Lane Wagle Widow Cheyenne Indians stole over 650 horses under Tinsley direction and sold them to him in a prearranged price Widow Lone Hagle testified earlier Reed and Shepard also indicted with Tinsley were accused but the defense contends horses bought in good faith and that others involved were not guilty
The record shows Tinsley’s testimony cut short at noon recess with several questions left unresolved by the laborers during the Tin sley hearing.
A special meeting in Woonsocket saw the Knights of Columbus degree team, aided by Mitchell, confer the work on new candidates. The Catholic Daughters of America admitted 10 new members. A banquet followed for initiates, lodge members, and visitors hosted by Woonsocket Army Society ladies.
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