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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
8
Sioux City and Chicago bidlines show cattle hogs and sheep varying from steady to higher. Slaughter and fed stock values mixed, with feeders and light weights fluctuating, and top hog quotes around 11.75 for 190-220 pounds in Sioux City while Chicago reports tops near 12.40 for 180-200 pounds.
Chicago and Sioux Falls daily market notes show butter steady at 40 44 cents, creamery extras 40 44, standards 40 43, firsts 39 39, seconds 37 3. Poultry receipts two cars with fowls weaker, spring goods steady, leghorn hens and broilers in the mid 20s. Flour in Minneapolis up 20 cents a barrel with family patents at 7.85 to 7.95. shipments 38,618. bran 24.50 to 25.00 per hundred.
The Commercial Bulletin publishes wool prices for Montana and similar wools with multiple grade ranges and blood levels. Chicago potato shipments show 141 cars on track and 850 total U S shipments, with Virginia and Kentucky prices for Irish cobblers and Bliss Triumphs.
U S Dept of Agriculture notes Castle 1700 head opening slow with uneven week. Yearlings around 16.00, heavies 15.50, energy 11.50 for bulk seals. calves steady to weak near 14.50 for good light sows. Hoists 6400 with top 11.85. sows 10.00 10.50 better. Sheep 400 with fat natives 13.25 14.25 and lows 5.00 6.00. Sioux Falls report shows hogs up to 11.50, bulk 10.40 11.55, cattle steady at 200 head.
Market list shows Huron Poultry and Butter Eggs furnished by Swift Huron and Back Brothers with prices for hens cocks eggs No. 1 and No. 2 and various weight classes. Includes Leghorn and Light Wennen stock and spring weights. prices subject to change without notice.
Yesterday's quotations show cash wheat at 182 cars, with comparisons to 107 last year. Prices for No 1 dark northern, amber durum, red durum, and other grains are listed with bid and ask values and monthly contracts, including corn No 3 yellow, oats No 8 white, barley, rye No 1, and flax No 1 prices.
Grains across Duluth and Chicago show July 11 futures with durum prices mixed and flax and wheat ranges shifting. Durum highs around 1.16 to 1.18 with September and December futures near 1.20, while cash flax and No 1 amber durum offer varied readings and Minneapolis flour futures slip about ten cents per barrel in early trading.
A dense OCR style compilation of numerous corporations with mixed percentages and partial names including Cole-G, Con Gas, Drug Inc, GM, General Motors, Packard, Pan Am, Pennsyl, Studebaker, Tex Corp, US Steel, Westinghouse, and Willys Overland among others. The fragment reads as a market or index listing with varied percentages, partial identifiers, and inconsistent spacing.
Persistent selling kept spirits low across a broad array of issues in today’s stock market. Utilities led the advance, while the overall list moved irregularly higher. Call loans staying above 9 percent and pending weekly brokerage loan statements fueled unease and profit taking. Brooklyn Union Gas and Consolidated Gas rose again on merger rumors.
Trading ended with an irregular close as several stocks hit new highs while others slipped. Midland Steel Products preferred rose over 12 points on recapitalization reports, Case Threshing up 8, Auburn Auto 9, Hast man Kodak up 7 to a new peak, and American Can along with American Rolling Mills at new highs. General Electric and Radio slipped 2 points each, while Atlantic Refining fell five. Demand for utilities remained steady, oils and motors lagged, and total volume approached 4.1 million shares.
Standard Oil of Indiana shares finished trading on the curb market at 55 million, reflecting a notable close for the session and signaling investor sentiment toward the company.
Paris july 11 ground cleared for formal debate in the French chamber of deputies on ratifications of the debt accords with America and Great Britain. Premier Poincare opened the session and was expected to outline the government push for immediate ratification with reservations. Tomorrow the first of about 30 opposition speakers will address the chamber potentially prolonging the debate into August and testing a possible compromise for a small victory by the government.
Gold Medal butter produced under the direction of Joe Jorgenson as champion buttermaker will go on the market Saturday. The first output will accompany the plant’s formal opening at 848 Kansas avenue with equipment for bottling, churning, refrigerating and pasteurizing installed. The company, led by Jorgenson with years in Huron creamery work, will feature butter cream cottage cheese and milk. Doors open 9 am to 9 pm with visitor favors.
Counsel for Co. B. Tinsley William Shepard and John Reed filed notice of appeal in U S district court after sentencing for horse stealing on the Cheyenne Indian reservation. Efforts were under way to secure bonds for their release pending the appeal. Separately, engineers testified on channel plans to divert Bad River waters in the Chicago and North Western railway condemnation case near Philip Bought, with proceedings likely to extend to Saturday.
The Antin Bowler, carrying 600 gallons of fuel, awaited favorable weather at Port Burwell Labrador to dash across the Hudson and Davis Straits to Mt. Evans Greenland en route to Berlin. Thick fog and unfavorable winds kept the amphibian grounded yesterday while ice cakes threatened the craft near the fjord. The flight left Chicago July 3 aiming for five days to Berlin, with cautious orders to avoid unnecessary risks.
Mrs Nathalia Sedgewick Colby wife of Bainbridge Colby former secretary of state plans to seek a Reno divorce after Paris decree failure in March 1928. She and daughter Mrs Cameron Rogers rented a bungalow near Reno’s business district for a three month legal period.
STOCKHOLM July 11 Mrs Katherine Tingley 79 noted theosophist leader died today at Vis ingo after an illness following a motor accident in Germany recently She had a crowded lifetime and was prominently connected with the movement worldwide in her later years Residing at various times in Cuba the United States and Europe
Topeka reports heavy rains causing flood damage across several counties in Kansas. Early notices describe widespread inundation with damaged roads and property and residents assessing impact as crews respond.
Cleveland Ohio July 11. Poisonous gases that exploded in the Cleveland clinic building killed 23 people. The company abandoned remodeling plans and announced plans to raze the structure and erect a new building. Chemical tests showed brown paste-like residue from the gases had penetrated masonry and officials feared heat could release fumes again.
Rocky Mount North Carolina July 11 Thirteen of the twenty in the Seminole Limited fast Florida New York train of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad were injured yesterday when the Pullman cars overturned a six foot embankment into a swamp. W B Darrow superintendent of transportation blamed the accident on a broken lug under the dining car. Passengers were rescued by the train crew and others broke windows to enter the cars.
Watertown promoter L. L. Balke said Stanley Ballard who vanished three weeks ago after a planned bout with Felix Byrnes in Watertown has been found in St Paul. Ballard’s wife reported a Minneapolis specialist diagnosed temporary mental derangement and advised no questioning for several days.
Circus days and athletic feats form part of a big program for Huron kiddies as they near completion of playground work in August. Supervisors Mrs. Harry Liem and Wilmer Stolte with five instructors outline plans for an evening pageant and parade. Leo Temmey and Dr. B. El Kerr report good attendance though a slight heat slump. daily average over 40 at the playgrounds. From 20 to 60 boys participate daily in the sports program directed by Stolte.
In Laredo Texas on July 11, American travelers crossing to Nuevo Laredo found the new small size U S paper money refused by bartenders who feared counterfeits. Cafes and restaurants mourned losing a busy day as locals and visitors valued the currency rejection.
Des Moines and Polk County news report John O Hammond former Des Moines police chief has filed for a permanent injunction to bar near beer sales in Iowa. He seeks to padlock the freight depot of Chicago and North Western railroad and the warehouse of Charles Jewitt and Sons and to prohibit handling of near beer statewide.
Mr and Mrs T Bancroft of Westfield Iowa have bought the Henen Grocery at 54 Eleventh Street Southeast and the I R Ball residence at 1075 Bancroft Avenue. The store will be renamed Cottage Grocery with Mrs Bancroft as manager. Mr Bancroft, former Westfield school superintendent, becomes a representative of New York Life Insurance here. Mrs Bancroft is the former Gertrude Lockwood of Ashland Park.
Huron Shriners will host Friday at noon a luncheon for Leo Q. Youngworth Imperial Potentate of the Mystic Shrine and Mrs Youngworth on a temple tour of the central west. About 75 Shriners expected with delegations from nearby points and Aberdeen.
TIOT SPRINGS July 11 A mower driver did not see six year old Charles Stautemeier Jr of Harrison Nebr as he rode the machine He was allowed to go home when weary Both feet were amputated in the mishap Ralph Virtue of Keystone suffered a fractured skull from a fall and is recovering in a local hospital
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