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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
9
Receipts for Armour and Cow Hog at noon today show 6002 head. The Huronoite cannot supply daily quotations since Muron yard is not a public market. Readers are advised that quotations from public markets are quoted elsewhere.
Direct shipper price listings show live poultry and fowl ranges in Chicago with June prices for hens, roosters, ducks, and geese. butter, eggs, and cheese values rise and fall across multiple bidders. Sioux Falls and Minneapolis market totals report butterfat, eggs, potatoes, and flour trends with regional price points and shipment figures.
Sioux City cattle and hog markets show mixed moves with beef steers steady to higher, veal and yearlings up, cows and bulls steady to higher while hogs mostly steady to 10 lower and sheep modest gains. Chicago and St Paul notes mirror similar trends with direct hogs trading near 10.75 and yearling strength observed across regions.
Turon poultry markets list hens light hens and roosters with price ranges supplied by Swift Co and backed by Baker Brothers Haron. The brief notice notes prices are subject to change and lists leghorns in multiple weight and color categories along with related birds.
Wheat prices reached new highs early in the session before profit taking trimmed gains. Oats, barley and flax advanced, while corn and rye moved little. Cash wheat offerings were light and demand steady with spring wheat firm to higher at key points.
A garbled OCR fragment references personal expression and travel from Chicago to California. Names and full context are unclear, but the tone suggests a diary style or expressive line about self identity and movement.
Mixed durum grades listed with percentages and prices across several lots. No. 2 and No. 4 red durum show varying quality with prices around 1.13 to 1.18, while No. L-mixed durum and 40-93% samples register different values as Friday trading closes.
The market showed no change in money rates with renewed supply of funds. Commonwealth Power dropped after a spectacular rally to record highs, signaling cautious sentiment. General Electric rose amid announcements of new electrification projects. Commercial Solvents surged to a new high, while other firms like VAL harmers and Michig Steel posted gains.
Trading ended with gains for several issues touching new highs such as 421% and 98% for selected utilities and chemicals, while profit taking pulled others down more than two points. Notable movers included General Electric, General Motors, Amoco peers, and rail and steel stocks showing varied directions amid volatile sentiment.
The Standard OtL of Indiana stock on the curb market finished the day at fifty percent.
New York reports indicate Babe Ruth’s health is described as not seriously ill by Yankee officials. Medical staff and team leadership declined to reveal detailed medical information while returning Ruth to the clubhouse for observation.
A physician stated the slugger Ruth is not seriously sick and could return within a week, contrasting earlier reports that his heart was overtaxed. Ruth has been largely unavailable for questions, though his wife Claire Hodgson Ruth said he is very ill.
The House approved the conference report on the farm relief bill without a record vote. The deben ture provision was eliminated and the measure is considered acceptable to President Hoover. The Senate must act on the conference agreement before final passage.
Negotiations on Mexico's church state issue begin Monday morning in Mexico City with Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz Flore and Bishop Pascal Diaz plus government officials. United States Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and Mexican ambassador Manuel Yellez will attend, and officials say a settlement may already be reached in principle with ratification in the coming days.
A cloudburst in western North Dakota and eastern Montana washed out four railroad bridges and disrupted transcontinental rail, telephone, and telegraph service. Five inches of rain fell in western North Dakota with Beach reporting nine inches.
Central Standard time programs listed with p m times and station call letters. Wavelengths KD kilocycles shown. Entries include WABC New York 3.30 sermon by Rev Donald Grey Barnhouse from Philadelphia and 4.00 vesper service with WABC. stations WADC WKRC WGHP WMOX KMBC KOIL WFBM WISN also listed.
Readable listings show multiple stations including WJ, KMBC, KOIL, WISN, WMAQ, KMBC and KDKA broadcasting varied programs from The New York concert to The Nomads and Adele Henry's Magazine. The page catalogs times and stations for music, theater, and public affairs across Chicago, New York, Davenport and more.
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