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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
10
Sioux City market notes a generally steady trend across cattle calves yearlings and feeder stock with some price variation. Top buyers report firm demand for midweight heavies and moderate declines in lighter grades while sows and fat lambs show smaller shifts and volumes remain moderate.
Sioux Falls and St Paul sale notes report steadiness in calves and hogs with prices around 3.50 to 7.80. Sows and butcher hogs show little change, while sheep and lambs range with lighter bids and mixed quality offerings.
Chicago market report for livestock dated July 2 shows hogs mostly 10-15 lower with 200-250 lb underloads at about 350. Cattle calves and feeders quoted with varied prices. vealers milk fed good to choice at 567 51 and 350 cull values. Sheep firm to lower with fat lambs around 1050 to 1135 and medium to good weights common 150 to 200.
Chicago market brief notes steady prices for poultry and eggs. Jayes Burner and TL entries show unchanged offerings with Pouley and others listed as alive. Fowls mostly steady with 19, 26, 38, 28 and 23 counts, spring ducks 13 and 16, spring geese 16.
Chicago potato market notes show May activity from May 2 to May 4 with government department input. The report highlights 7 percent on track and 23 percent total progress, indicating ongoing pricing and supply adjustments.
The market shows light selling against options with July wheat closing lower and September and December down. Corn edges up on light deliveries while oats and barley drift. winter wheat quiet and durum steady. Minneapolis cash comments note mixed carlot ranges for No 1 northern, durum, and pulse results, with overall demand tepid.
Prices for grain and crops appear listed with dark northern wheats mixed durum flax barley oats rye and corn along with measured figures. The readable items show multiple commodity names and numbers indicating market quotes or inventory in a historical newspaper snippet.
A daily furnishing of poultry and eggs from Swift Buck, including Huron Poultry and Eggs, with beds of hens and roosters, Leshorn Springs listings, and butterfat prices. The page notes weights for hens, mentions Old roosters, and lists prices subject to change.
Traders note fading vigor as Harvey, Fisk and Sons abandon marginal accounts signaling sentiment shift. Call money rises to 3 percent with midyear cash needs. Atchison and several rails gain while utilities soften. Broad selling returns late session. close heavy with about 2.5 million shares traded and numerous names listed with mixed gains and losses.
Washington July 1 The Senate faced a crucial test on the World War pensions bill aligned with President Hoover. House rates and disability scales are debated with a Democratic amendment aiming higher benefits. If adopted the measure would go to conference with hopes for passage over Hoover’s veto. Johnson to speak on veteran legislation in a radio address July 3 to South Dakota listeners in Yankton.
Glider expert J Bowlus, holder of the U S endurance record, will present a flight demonstration near Mitchell next Sunday. His aircraft features a 60 foot wingspan and launches using a taut shock absorber cord. Bowls plans to leverage rising air to sustain flight with a motorized assist. Newport Washington report notes a drowning tragedy as nine Sibber children perished in Cusick creek near Locke yesterday.
Four applicants for veterinary licenses were examined today in South Dakota. The candidates were W. E. Fischer, Stidmey, Robert Buck, Roward L. Stosur, Watenawa, and EF B Kartrude of Jackson, Minnesota. The examination was administered by Dr. T. H Ruth, state director of animal husbandry, and Dr. Lipp of South Dakota State College, members of the state board of veterinary examiners.
A Chicago and North Western machinist, Sohn M. Beck, honored after 42 years of service, was given a comfortable rocker by fellow workers as he completed his final shift. Beck, surrounded by colleagues and his wife, expressed thanks in a brief newspaper note signed “Mr. and Mrs. Job Besk.”
The Huron Western Union office sent the first telegram over the new Simplex telegraph system. Minneapolis supervisor C. Nelson wired the message, praising the device and noting the enhanced capacity for Huron operations. The garbled text mentions the innovation and excitement among Huronians.
Norris Erickson, 21, taxi driver, and Emil Hay, part owner of a South Dakota cab company, were bound over to the next jury term on charges of contributing to the delinquency of minors. Bonds set at $50. Testimony alleged liquor furnished for a party by two 19 year olds and two girls aged 15 and 14. Two boys given six months suspended jail terms for good behavior. others facing trial. State's Attorney Leo A. Tommey prosecutes with James Byrnes defense counsel.
A pistol contest closes session in Custer on July 14 with prizes including a gold medal for the second day of the fifth. Speakers include Queena Stewart of Buffalo Gap, secretary-treasurer of Wester South Dakota stock Growers, and W. Bulow of Miles, who will deliver the main address tomorrow morning at the convention.
The National Bank board declares a second 1.5 percent dividend payable in stock to shareholders this year. The bank reports a surplus of 875,000 dollars, with capital stock increases at the Huron bank.
Multon W. Harrison, president of the Railroad Security Overs Feeceton, will speak in Aberdeen. The event is noted as part of a local drive through here on a West route, with Bendon running alongside in support.
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