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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
8
Sioux City and Chicago markets report cattle calves hogs and sheep trading varied with feeders steady near term. Prices show shifts for fat cows bulls vealers and yearlings while hogs and lambs respond to weekly activity. Data includes shipping and packer bids, and regional poultry and dairy quotes.
Cattle trade slow with mixed demand. Bulk steer offerings around 10.59 to 12.50, cows 6.00 to 7.25, heifers about 1.15 to 9.09, bulls 7.75 down. Hogs 13,000 head, prices 10.00 to 10.70 with top 10.70, sows 8.75, pigs 10.50, sheep 1,200 head, bids steady with choice 10.00 to 10.25. Sioux Falls reports hogs up to 10.59, cattle 300 steady.
The Commercial Bulletin previews tomorrow's Territory scoured basis prices for Montana and similar grades. Fine staple choice 78-80, blood combing 73-75, blood combing 66-68, blood combing 63-65.
Markets report furnished by Swift Co and Burk Brothers list Huron poultry prices with hens, leghorns, and geese, plus weights and price ranges. Minneapolis carlot grain prices show No 1 hard spring wheat at 1.13 to 1.25, No 1 northern 1.03 to 1.25, corn 7.44 to 7.44, oats 3.34, rye 7.24, barley 4.24 to 5.56, flax not quoted.
Chicago price report from March 7 notes slow trading for U S Dept of Agriculture shipments. Potatoes totals include 72 cars on track and 233 cars on hand with 907 cars shipped nationally. Wisconsin round whites priced 2.40 to 2.55 per cwt, Minnesota rounds 2.20 to 2.40, Idaho sacks 3.25.
At Armour Stockyards Huron on March 6 hog prices moved steady to weak with top of 10.19 and practical top 10.05 while most sales ranged 9.85 to 9.90 for various weight classes. Receipts were 700 with quotations across weight categories and packer classes.
Minneapolis market report shows wheat futures firmer on federal farm board backing for cash and futures. May closes higher while corn dips before broad buying recovers. oats, rye, barley, and flax exhibit mixed moves. Cash offerings light. high protein wheat competitive with Grain Corporation buyers. Huron grain bids listed.
Minneapolis cash and futures prices for wheat corn oats and flax are listed with varieties and grades. Duluth bid and futures ranges show track prices for No 1 amber durum No 2 amber durum and other grades with several delivery months and arrival notes.
Chicago market notes show butter and creamery products largely unchanged with firm firm prices across standards and extras. Live poultry and hog and cattle quotes at Sioux Falls reflect steady to unchanged prices. hogs near 16.35 top, cattle 200 head steady.
In New York trading on March 6, easing credit conditions spurred a broad rise in stock prices. Gains of 1 to 7 points appeared as investors absorbed selling from cotton and commodity weakness. Key boosts came from General Electric, Westinghouse Electric, U.S. Steel, American Can, and several rail issues, with a strong close and about 3.25 million shares traded.
Hyman Felds, who recently claimed release from a state hospital, arrived in Aberdeen and issued several worthless checks. He and his woman companion were arrested as he tried to depart on a Sioux City bound train after purchases including two truck purchases and a dress. Authorities turned Felds over to the States' Attorney for possible prosecution on bad check charges.
Vermillion reports the USD museum houses a postage stamp sized miniature edition of Lincolns addresses bound in red and gilt. Originated with Kingsport Press Vocational School students, only 159 copies exist. It includes four speeches Gethsemane no, Second Inaugural, A House Divided, and Equality in a Republic.
Congressman James P. Glynn of Connecticut died on a Chesapeake and Ohio train at about dawn while returning from Huntington West Virginia where he attended the funeral of James Hughes. Glynn aged 63 suffered a heart attack overnight. he served in the sixty fourth congress and most sessions since 1916. He lived at the Driscoll hotel in Hartford and is survived by his widow.
The House Judiciary Committee heard a North Dakota statement signed by Rep. Burieness and residents arguing that the agricultural sector was not harmed by prohibition. They cited rising state wealth, increased savings, and lower poverty, noting farm product value rose from 205.364 million in 1921 to 334.295 million in 1928 despite nationwide dry law effects.
A Senate coalition of Democrats and Republican independents braces for final votes in the six month tariff struggle. After yesterday’s move to raise Cuban sugar to two cents a pound, they anticipate further roll calls on lumber, bricks, hides, leather and shoes, and other duties. Leaders expect to beat back oil and lumber tariff challenges, while reconsideration of sugar remains unlikely to alter the decisive margin.
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