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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1929
Page
7
Market notes show Armour & Co receipts to noon and scarce cattle with varied bids. Sioux City and Chicago livestock markets report mixed demand for cattle, hogs, and sheep, with prices and direct sales noted across weights and grades. Bulls, veals, and yearlings show weakness or steady prospects in a volatile market.
Huron Poultry Butter and Eggs prices listed by Swift Co Baron and Buck Brothers with varieties Leghorn springs heavy and light hens cocks eggs No 1 and No 9. Chicago market reports show butter per tub creamery extras standards and firsts, live poultry, eggs, and prices. Sioux Falls and Mitchell provide local egg and poultry price ranges, plus potato and flour market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis.
St Paul market notes show cattle slow with prices down 15 to 25 cents on many classes. Steers around 11.00 to 11.25, cows 6.50 to 8.00, heifers 7.00 to 7.75, vealers 2.50 to 3.00. hogs weak 25 to 28. down from last week, sows 7.75 and up, pigs 3.73 to 9.00 asking. Sheep 42,000 head, record-large supply, lambs 12.25 to 10.00, ewes and wethers steady. Sioux Falls market also lower with top 8.25 and bulk 7.8 to 9.9.
Wheat futures and related grains moved weakly on October 19 with May sliding to 2 cents lower. Oats mirrored wheat weakness while rye stayed dull but steadied on breaks. Barley showed firmness from strong buying, flax softened, and cash grain demand remained light to fair amid quiet offerings and stable winter prices.
Three veteran managers Dan Howley Jack Hendricks and Wilbert Robinson advertise for executive roles with major league teams. Howley promises aggressive trades and a bold voice, Hendricks seeks any first-class club while preferring harmony, and Robinson offers thoughtful approach and travel comfort in boxed correspondence from St Louis Indianapolis and Brooklyn.
Minneapolis grain market notes a wide range for wheat and corn with No 1 dark northern futures around 1.26 percent, No 1 amber durum near 1.24, oats mix near 41 to 42, rye about 92 to 95, barley around 66 to 75, and No 3 yellow corn values near 85 to 87. Cash close lists wheat at 1.24 to 1.26 with various protein levels. Sioux Falls and Duluth futures also referenced with ranges.
The note lists high low and close figures for October and December values with percentages and later dates May and a small decimal sequence. It appears as a partial, numeric OCR snippet from a financial table without full context or clear entities.
Duluth market notes show Friday to Saturday closing bids on grains and futures. Flax and durum figures are given with prices for No 1 and No 2 varieties, along with wheat and oats, reflecting shifts in cash and futures values.
Chicago futures markets show mixed moves on October 19 with grain contracts trading thinly. Wheat futures rise for nearby and deferred months while corn and oats hold near last closes as traders weigh supply signals and demand activity.
The stock market fell sharply on October 19 with about 3,090,000 shares traded on Saturday. Many leading issues dropped 5 to 25 points after a weak opening and brief banking support faded. Stocks like General Motors United Corporation and United Gas Improvement hit new lows while United States Steel and Johns-Manville fluctuated before sliding.
Foreign Power Eastman Kodak Montgomery Ward Simmons Atchi son and Union Carbide dropped from and to 15 points. The market rallied 4 Ute under short covering near the close but was distinctly weak.
A dense compilation of percentages, prices and identifiers for numerous firms and commodities. Entries include company names such as Freeport Texas, General Mills, Penn R R, Reading, and Woolworth with varied percentages and stock-like figures like 27 Am Can 156 and 36%. The text appears as a fragmented financial bulletin or closing quotations page from a historical newspaper.
On the card market Standard Oil of Indiana stock closed at 35 percent. Wolverines ask Harry Kipke, new Michigan coach, to duplicate Yost's first year. Yost arrived in 1901, and his team played 11 games that season with 550 points scored and 4 against.
Malone, the Cubs pitcher who was slapped twice by Dame Forte in the recent World Series, proved the most erratic among the dozen moundsmen who worked the classic. In three games he issued seven bases on balls.
A fragmented listing shows radio programs across networks WEAF WJZ WGN and others for Tuesday October 22. Entries include orchestras dance hours drama and variety programs with times and station identifiers across Chicago Atlanta Dallas Cleveland and Louisville.
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