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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1938
Page
2
Market report shows hogs active to 25 higher with top 9.10 for 199-240 lb and 8.60-9.00 for 240-300 lb. Calves and venters steady to 50 higher. beef cows and cutters mostly steady to down, bulls steady. Sheep strong to higher on spring lambs, natives and Washingtons around 8.50 to 8.95 in general.
Sioux Falls to Watertown Mitchell and New York markets list poultry hens and springers pricing by weight, Leghorn and duck items, eggs and butterfat rates, with several cities including Mitchell Watertown Sioux Falls and New York. Prices reflect varying weights and quality grades across Thursday sales reports.
New York market report shows stocks mostly lower with specialties and U S governments down while utilities and some grains, cattle and hogs show mixed moves. Foreign exchange quiet. cotton steady. sugar and cofec easing as European selling appears. General trading basis unchanged amid scattered price quotes for corn wheat and seeds.
Chicago market shows a 1% fall in wheat futures as foreign demand wanes and domestic selling rises. Prices for Sept and Dec contracts slide while corn and oats edge higher in mixed trading.
James Benesh, 85, described as a second cousin of President Banes of Czechoslovakia, died Sunday September 4. Born in Bohemia on August 30 1953, he came to the United States in 1872 and had lived in Bon Homme county for 55 years.
Hog gains push prices to a top of 9.35 per hundredweight as 13,000 cattle and sheep trade terms shift. The report covers hogs, cattle, and lambs in Chicago Sioux City and Sioux Falls with varying gains and steady to active trade.
Light buying support stemmed an early slide in the New York market as the day closed with generally lower quotes. A small group of rubber, building material, automotive equipment and specialty issues led the comeback, most advancing slightly while some slipped back. About 550000 shares changed hands.
Finance brief notes various bank stock bids and closes in Minneapolis and New York, listing percentages and prices for several banks. Entries include Cities Service, Bond and Stock, Northwest Banco, and First Bank, with bids and closes around 7 percent and 11 percent ranges.
Admitted names include Mrs. Neil Irving Huron surgical Mrs. Louis Brunner Alpena medical Mrs. Ralph Gar Diner Huron medical Olga Jensen Huron surgical Mary Rausch Yale surgical Gladys Shoemaker Huron medical Harvey Cook Huron medical Eugene Morril Turon Jurnt Toute medical Dismissed include Elsie Stoiz Huron Pat Wilcox Huron Mrs C A Fickers and baby son Huron Mrs Frank Rost and baby daughter Huron R C Decker De Smet.
A long financial snippet lists numerous company tickers and percentages beside names such as AT&T Boeing General Electric General Mills Ford and Chrysler. It also shows U S government bonds with notes on Treasury issues and rates, followed by quotes for Fed Farm Mortgage and Home Owners Loan bonds and unquoted entries.
Preliminary Red Cross roll call plans discussed by five counties in District 9. State Roll Call chairman Rudolph and South Dakota field rep D C Mills attended. National aim is to contact every adult in the United States before Thanksgiving Day. District 4 includes Hand Hyde Spink Beadle Kingsbury counties with listed representatives.
Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m Friday for Mrs Decker of De Smet who died in a Huron hospital yesterday. The Rev J M Warkentin will lead at the De Smet Congregational Church with burial in De Smet Cemetery.
Hopes for 1939 rise as widespread July rainfall continues across the state. Record falls from Sioux Falls to Pierre reduce soil dryness, revitalizing plowing and late truck crops while rail lines report washouts east of the city. Central and eastern regions see 0.5 to 5 inches with Okobojo near five inches. no flood damage noted.
Among those in Huron today to arrange a booth at the State Fair are Mrs. Evelyn Keane district director of Women's and Professional Projects of WPA and Mrs. Flannery district director of recreation from Watertown Also present are Miss Ethel Dowdell state director of the Women's division of the WEA and Mrs Navin of Mitchell
British and Czechoslovak diplomacy falters as Hitler allegedly orders Henlein to demand autono my gains while warning that UK pressure must be met. Reports describe Sudeten German officials seeking firmer terms and British cabinet planned to meet before a Nazi Nürnberg address that could signal war or peace over Czechoslovakia.
Pirates defeat Cincinnati 7 to 5 as Boh K Shit leads with timely hits and strong defense. Reds stumble to third place in the standings while Cubs, Giants, and White Sox push for early season momentum with key victories.
The Justice Department ended the probe into charges against Frank Hague of Jersey City after federal guarantees of free speech were cited in refusing some poll addresses in the city.
An assortment of short ads appears: roof repair mention by a tooling engineer Mr. G 429, requests about rides to Rochester or Minneapolis, fruit prices at Dakota Fruits Market, a lost smell purse with reward, and a room for one passenger leaving for Washington on Sept 16. Names include Charles Potter and street abbreviations.
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