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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
11
Chicago market brief shows butter and eggs steady with various grades across numerous lots. Livestock reports from Sioux Falls and Chicago include hedged prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep, with price ranges and high and low bids, plus regional notes on supply and demand conditions.
Market listings furnished by Swift and Co North Dakota items include hens ducks geese and live poultry weights with price notes. Buck Brothers of S D and Buck Brothers Aaron S D supply Huron poultry and eggs with range notes and filers. Minneapolis futures range for May Wheat and oats also noted with direct shipper prices.
Extremely heavy hogs suffered the maximum loss as the market was steady to 10 lower at the Armour yards Monday. Receipts 2,204. Top 9.50. Quotations show varied prices across weight ranges and classes including good packers and rough feeders, with several consignments listed under Manday Butchery.
Wheat futures opened higher but faded, closing up modestly as corn and oats stayed firm. Barley demand was good with scant offerings while flax stayed strong. Minneapolis and Huron markets showed varied prices across hard and dark northern wheats, corn, oats, rye, barley, and flax with mixed futures signals.
Central Standard time schedules list NBC KSTP WGN WABC stations with programs from 6:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including concerts, dances, dramatic sketches, and orchestras. Listings cover New York to Chicago and Cincinnati, with numerous stations and times across multiple networks.
Minneapolis market notes show Wheat and Durum futures with mixed closings while nearby passages list No. 1 and No. 2 grades across several grains and a long list of stock quotations from Duluth and regional exchanges. Specifics reference May and July contracts and several protein content lines. Industry items touch on oats barley flax and corn with varying prices and delivery months.
New York trading opened irregularly but oil shares surged to new highs with gains up to four points. Several issues fell to year lows while others climbed, aided by plentiful call money and lighter liquidation. Major gains came from Worthington Pump Auburn Auto Hershey Chocolate IBM May Department Stores Sears Roebuck and U S Steel and General Motors closed strong with about 3.6 million shares traded.
A fragmented notice outlines a bid age close for Standard Oil Indiana and Cities Service with Minnea and Bancorporation involved. The sparse text hints at corporate maneuvers and a 2020 deadline, naming First Banks and a 284 figure, suggesting a formal financial action amid revised ownership talks.
Thief fled with about 150 dollars worth of jewelry including necklaces and a watch plus a 30 dollar check from the home of Mrs August Tams at 47 Nebraska Avenue Southwest Saturday night. Mrs Tams and her niece Miss Mayme Albright returned to find doors open and the house in disorder. Police pursue several clues but no suspects yet.
Three Manter, Kansas bank robbers, John Walker of Joplin Missouri Andrew Halladay and Clyde Rhea of Webb City Missouri, confessed to a $4000 Friday robbery and were held to await which state will grant custody. They deny involvement in Deputy Sheriff Charles Hickman’s death or injuries to other men. The capture near Jethro, Kansas, ended a major cross state manhunt along the Colorado Kansas border.
Police swept the Royal hotel basement Saturday evening finding liquor in Jake Hardegger’s room. Chief Hopkins led six Huron officers who charged Hardegger with possessing and storing liquor and set a $10 bond. Judge Haney deferred the case. Max Royhl for the defense and city attorney J. P. Sauer represented the city. Farmer X. J. Sintons, present in the room, pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and was fined, with payment expected today.
H Kb Covey of Hamill and C H Eyler of Northwest Grain Association will give cooperative marketing talks at 4 30 p m next Thursday in Beadle county court house court room. They will explain methods for marketing grain through the National Grain corporation and outline steps for farmers to take. Public interest has grown as similar talks have drawn attention in other areas.
D. L. Leary, longtime Hitchcock superintendent of schools, has been named president of St. Mary College in Leavenworth Kansas. The board notes his five years at Hitchcock included $900000 spent on building a top southern secondary school. The college, founded 1869, recently erected notable buildings and attracts students from multiple states. Leary earned a doctorate after leaving Dakota. Mrs Leary was Grace E Du Bois of Hitchcock.
The Senate voted 42 to 37 to keep hides, leather, and shoes on the free list. Senator Oddie of Nevada had offered amendments raising duties on the articles, while Senator Walsh of Massachusetts moved to extend free status on hides and duties on leathers and shoes.
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