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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
11
Sioux City and St Paul markets report cattle with 2 000 and 2 500 head respectively. Steers and yearlings steady, fat cows weaker, stockers uneven, calves Vealers and yearlings show modest declines. Hogs slow with bids 9 75 to 10 25, sheep and lambs mostly steady to 50 cents lower on fat lambs.
Wheat closes higher amid a broad grain rally with strong cash demand for milling quality. Minneapolis and Chicago notes show varied carlot ranges, with oats and flax trading firm while rye remains light. Sioux Falls and Mitchell reports reflect dairy, poultry, and flour movements and prices across regional markets.
Hogs in Chicago total 21,000 with early losses. top hog price 11.30, bulk 160-240 lb about 10.90 to 11.25. Cattle and calves mixed with slow demand. steers 1300-1500 lb 14.25-15.75, fed yearlings 18.75-15.50, heifers 13.50-15.00. Sheep 11,000 with steady tone. native lambs 14.50-14.75, yearlings 11.85-12.00, fat ewes 6.00-6.75. Sioux Falls reports 1,509 hogs, prices 10.25-10.65 for heavy ends. calves weak.
Duluth market notes show flax and wheat prices with multiple figures and percent changes. The page lists No. 1 amber durum and No. 2 classes with varied prices, illustrating sharp market activity and date references in June.
New York June 19 fears of overbought conditions trigger extensive selling with prices showing irregular moves. Trading centers around mergers and large gains for Brooklyn Union Gas and Consolidated Gas while copper stocks retreat. Total volume nears 3 million shares as markets close unevenly with notable activity in GE, U S Steel, Cananea, Montomery Ward, and American Tobacco among others.
The Standard OIG of Indiana stock finished trading on the curb market at 55 percent, marking a notable close for the session. No additional performers or trading details are provided in the readable text.
Poultry and dairy items posted for daily delivery by Swift & Co. Hinron, S. D. list butter eggs and light shipments. The clipping notes wholesale egg quality and unit numbers like No. 2a, with references to hens and cocks in the Holon market context.
At the 109th Engineers encampment athletic events move to a larger scale with a boxing card of seven bouts scheduled for Thursday night and an inter-company track and field meet planned for Saturday. Lt. R. I. Lund leads the program with Sgt. L. Bloodgood and Cpl. N. Beatty assisting, aiming to award a silver cup to the top scoring company. The evening featured four boxing matches including Minnehoff defeating Long in a three round bout and Windhurst stopping Platt via first round knockout.
An advertisement from the Treston Manufacturing Company claims a washing machine with no motors or moving parts can clean and sterilize an entire load in about 20 minutes. It requires no strong soap and costs about the price of a pair of shoes. Free trials are offered to one person per locality in St Louis Missouri with contest details.
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