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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
8
The market report shows mixed livestock values with hogs at 3.25 to 3.60 per pound and cattle steady to strong. Feeder steers and yearlings hold around 7.50 to 8.60 with top fed steers near 9.00, while cows and bulls fluctuate. Sheep totals around 14,000 with packers bidding lower, native ewes and wethers $6.25 with lambs varying by grade.
ARMOUR STOCKYARDS HURON July cattle and sheep markets stayed steady with light butchers steady and hogs down about 10 to 20. Receipts 509. Cattle values show variety from good steers to cows, veal and bulls with mixed gains and declines across grades. Hog prices opened lower in Chicago with demand uneven as packers and outside buyers reassess. Minneapolis and St Paul reports show mixed cattle and hog trade with steady to weak notes and some price variation by weight and class.
Grain market bulletin lists prices for northern wheat No 1 at .36, amber durum No 1 at .30, No 3 white oats at .09, barley at .15, barley age 18, No 3 yellow corn at .21, spelt per cent at .30, and No 1 flax at .71, with institutions credited to Huron Mille.
U S Dept of Agriculture catte and hog quotes report mixed demand with cattle steady to down. Sioux City notes varied weights with heifers strong and meat cows around 2.07, hogs down about 10 cents. Sioux Falls hogs weak to 20 lower, cattle steady. Chicago reports hogs down, sows steady to lower, cattle steady. market activity subdued with lighter weights leading declines.
OCR fragment lists July prices and grades for durum wheats and other grains, with percentages of protein, claims of market highs, and assorted codes for lots such as No 1 dark northern, amber durum, red durum, and white varieties. Mentions cash prices, futures indicators, and delivery months.
Wheat futures closed higher amid export and flour trade improvement. July up 1%, September and December higher. July rye and barley gains noted, flax up, and cash Wheat steady with light offerings. Demand for winter and durum varied, oats strong for heavy types, flax and barley in light supply markets.
Cash grain quotes from Duluth list No 1 dark northern No 2 and No 3 classes of wheat with varied values, plus No 2 amber durum and mixed durum prices. Red durum figures shown. Flax on track notes arrival months July through December with multiple price figures.
Markets listings for hides, pelts, and wool detail grade numbers and brands. Chicago poultry and produce prices show live poultry, eggs, butter, and other dairy items firm with varied scores. Regional markets include Mitchell, Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Minneapolis, and New York with fluctuating bagging, butterfat, and flour values.
New York July 2 The stock market extended the rally amid continued profit taking. Gains of about 5 points in American Telegraphs and Union Pacific. About 2 points in American Can and Dupont were pared late as trading cooled. Volume around 2,700,000 shares.
New York surrogates judge James A. Foley reported two claimants to the $20,000,000 Wendel estate have withdrawn from the case and another has relinquished a claim as a fourth degree heir. Ethel May Ross conceded no fourth degree relation but now asserts a possible sixth or seventh degree kinship. Three fifth degree claimants remain recognized. two fourth degree claimants, William Robert Dew and James Floyd Dew, still contested. The session opened with the judge’s admonition as hearings proceed to determine standing to sue to break the will.
Alfred Hugenberg, privy council and nationalist leader, told a Kaisersponsored campaign audience in Koenigsberg that Kaiserism remains Germany s safest guaranty for a clean strong state. He said true German manhood will never grow without universal military training.
Ed Elifritz a 53 year old farmer from nine miles south of Bedford Iowa was found shot twice in the head on a road near Hopkins Missouri. He had been living with a son Woodrow and his wife had separated from him for a year. He recently sued neighbor William Alexander for 20000 alleging alienation of his wife's affections. After attending a movie with his son and daughter in law last night Elifritz disappeared and his body was found two and a half miles southeast of Hopkins following a search.
SIOUX FALLS July 23. County superintendents of schools will convene in Spearfish during the week of August 1 for their annual summer meeting. The social studies course expansion faces court debates led by C. A. Nash of Mitchell. July heat eases in many towns with cooler statewide conditions and reports of scattered rain.
Grounds maintenance crew began replacing about 490 feet of sewer pipe on the west side of the artificial lake at the State Fair grounds. The lake drains water into the old line, causing level maintenance issues. fish were relocated to the James River while the lake is drained for repairs and will be flooded again before Fair Week.
Anthony Sunderman longtime Beadle County resident died at 6:30 am in Rochester Minnesota after surgery. Mrs Sunderman and two daughters Mrs J W Birks and Emma Sunderman survive. Body to be brought to Huron. funeral arrangements await Mrs Sunderman’s arrival. Sunderman farmed south of Canton before moving to Huron 18 years ago. He was elderly at death.
Aberdeen July 2 A reader reports a curious egg laid by a hen. J W McDonald describes the egg as fresh and unusually large measuring about 534 by 3 inches and weighing a surprising amount. He notes the egg was laid just before noon by his buff coloured hens. The report shifts to a brief note on Bucharest and Suzy B who became head of government on June 6 and resigned joining a new cabinet with Pad Maniz.
NEW YORK. July 23 The battle of the century for six cents ends with Captain Jobs R Locke a yacht broker winning after charging the New York Edison company six cents overcharged. The company urged payment or cut off service. Locke threatened suit. The public service commission says the company will credit him six cents and forget the dispute.
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and James A. Farley plan talks Saturday evening. Roosevelt will discuss the Democratic platform in Albany in an informal session not officially listed as his opening speech. Farley will address a New York City gathering with the topic yet to be announced.
President Hoover convened an extraordinary session of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board in the White House cabinet room. Present were Eugene Meyer, former chairman, Paul Bestor, former director, and Atlee Pomerene, named new chairman. White House did not disclose the meeting's outcome.
Chicago reports sharp advances in butter and eggs on the Chicago mercantile exchange with November butter rising to 19.58 cents per pound and July butter at 18 3 4 cents. October eggs closed at 17 cents a dozen, near the year's peak. Strong buying supported by favorable statistics and stock and grain optimism drove the gains, with total butter sales at 2,092,000 pounds and eggs at 1,548,000 dozen.
Chicago July 23 government and state officials studied Meadowmoor Dairies Inc. demand to break up an alleged trust controlling milk prices in the Chicago area and to end violence against price cutters. The complainant has sold milk at nine cents a quart, two cents below the Pure Milk Association price. Barns burned milk dumped wagon drivers slugged in price control battles. U.S. District Attorney George E. Q. Johnson was advised.
Redfield and Brookings junior baseball district winners meet in Watertown South Carolina for a playoff to earn a spot in the American Legion junior tournament at Sioux Falls on August 3 and 4. Watertown claimed district No 3 by beating Garden City 23 to 7 and advances with a bye in interdistrict play.
Lincoln news: Dr H L Feistner warns Nebraska faces a serious hog cholera outbreak. He says the disease is more prevalent than since 1928 and could cause greater livestock destruction than any prior outbreak. Farmers urged to vaccinate all hogs immediately.
In Huron Michael Kulawik undergoes minor surgery while Johnnie Hammer in Iroquois receives medical care and M Heald of Woonsocket also undergoes medical treatment. Frank Myers of Hitchcock is discharged. Franz von Papen to address U S radio listeners at 5 PM CST in a Ber Meine rebroadcast. Bethlehem Steel omits quarterly dividend of 1.15 on cumulative preferred stock. Dry rot damages Mrs Starrs garden at Sixteenth and Dafoe.
The United States drafts an unofficial view to highlight possible Canadian American trade disadvantages from Ottawa proposals. Britain pressures Dominion favors while Canada weighs what to offer to gain export advantages, as non empire nations watch Canada's position and Britain’s reactions.
Testimony was expected this afternoon in the case of Arthur Howard against the American Oil Company the Midwest Oil companies and A A Schwietert tried before Judge Fisher of Miller Circuit Court. Howard seeks about 3.00 dollars as part of a partnership with Schwietert in the old American Oil company and asks for an accounting. Howard and Schwietert were partners from November 1940 to February 1992 when Midwest Oil acquired the company. Bradford Sioux Falls represents Midwest. Byrnes Huron for Schwietert. Roght for Howard. The judge was away on vacation.
Aberdeen reports a daylight hijacking as three men overpowered 60 year old Robert Dobrick, threw a blanket over his head, forced him into a car, and robbed him of 45 dollars before fleeing east. Dobrick was dropped near the dames river and made his way back on foot. He could not provide the suspects or license plate.
Aberdeen July 23 Pi charged with grand larceny of a car owned by R. M. Carpenter. Charles Miller of Aberdeen and Fred Rollins of Fremont Neb arraigned before Municipal Judge John L. Buckman. Trial set for Friday at 10 a.m. Both men in county jail under $1,000 bonds each. Arrested Sunday at Brentford by town marshal. custody with Spink county officials until morning.
Thieves broke into four Roslyn establishments last night stealing about $50 in cash, cigarettes, a manicure set, and magazines. A Whippet sedan owned by Henry Bakol was stolen from Swansen hardware, and a getaway car fled the scene.
The league leading Fituburgh Pirates defeated the New York Giants 10 to 7 in the first game of a doubleheader, marking their fourth win in five games over three days.
Brooklyn beat St Louis 9 to 4 as Dodgers pitchers allowed 13 hits to three Cardinal hurlers. It marked Brooklyn's fourth straight win over the National League champions in the doubleheader opener.
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