Hog Market Slump Pauses With Fewer Receipts
Chicago buyers held hog prices near the day’s lows as receipts fell, with cash prices reported around 4.35 to 4.50 per hundredweight and lighter weights down about ten cents. Cattle and sheep markets showed softer tone in mixed activity across major regional markets, with Chicago and Cleveland noting slower demand while Pittsburgh and East regions held steadier.
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Jume
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago
TNS
NO. Avs. Amt. Inc. Ars
Representative Sales Report Shows Livestock Market Steady
A detailed price and receipts snapshot covers hogs cattle and sheep at major markets. Highlights include steady to slightly lower bids on lighter hogs and steady cattle demand with top beef steer prices near 660. Sheep bids remain steady with Idaho and Chicago activity noted.
Consignment Sale at Anamosa Fair Grounds
Consignment sale at Anamosa Fair Grounds on Saturday August 19 1933 begins at 1 30 selling 100 head of native hogs including feeders bred sows sows and pigs plus a few purebred Chester White boar pigs cholera immune and a few good work horses cattle include fresh cows springer cows stock cows more animals expected by sale date furniture machinery large cement mixer a contractor size engine a truck load of Southern Illinois peaches and a Remington repeating shotgun Bring livestock early under state supervision Lee Bebee auctioneer phone 151-11 Anamosa Iowa D E Brickley manager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Lee Bebee
Anamosa
Yowa
D. E. Brickley
Wheat Follows Sharp Rise in Grain Markets on Thursday
Chicago price action shows corn leading a broad upturn across grains with advance halted by daily limits and profit-taking. Wheat climbed late, with mixed moves across oats and barley as markets absorbed higher Canadian values and broader global cues amid mixed receipts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Une Ton
Winnipec
Locel Pte
With & Coool
Leverpool
Moimmespolis
Adaca
Hansas
Corm
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Grades
Grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley listed by grade in Chicago and Minneapolis markets. Details include No 1 No 2 mixed and white and yellow varieties with prices per unit and delivery notes for various mills and cash receipts. Market context shows protein content and special mentions for amber durum and timothy as relevant feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Oyorthern
Markets Chicago Produce Poultry and Eggs Report
Market report from Chicago AP notes mixed demand across fruits vegetables meats and dairy. Leghorn chickens and turkeys feature with trading steady while potato and onion receipts rise. eggs and butter show stable to higher prices with creamery butter improving slightly. cheese receipts are ample and markets standard across standard and firsts grades.
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Chicago
Leghorn Bene & Peesters
Leghorn
Stoct Dal
Idaho
Trumphs U
Nebraska
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Meat Prices and Fresh Produce
A Cedar Rapids listing shows varied prices for meats and produce. Fresh citrus, lemons, Valencia oranges, grapefruit, and bananas appear alongside root vegetables, potatoes, corn, and staple items. Livestock and hides are noted with price ranges for calves and horses.
St Joseph Livestock Hogs Cattle Market Report
St Joseph market notes hog receipts about 6000 with steady gains to 5e, top hogs 410, light and peat lights 3, packing sows 250. cattle receipts 2200 steady with steers to 525, heifers 500, canners and cutters 150, feeders 3500 to 525, middling to choice 409,50.
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Rangers Sheen Steady Lambs
SOUTH ST _ PATI
Sonstre
Erassy
EAG
Choive
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dept Agriculture
Idaho
Armon
St Joseph Livestock
ST Joseph 'Apt
Local porkers continue weaker on market drop tightens tops
Hogs on the local market show continued weakness with a Thursday price drop of 10 to 15 cents across all grades. Prime top falls to 3.70 per hundredweight while the packer top slides to 2.70.
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Iowa
FRESS
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottunwa
Porker Prades
Thorsisar
Hackess Ander
Wall Street Stocks Rally After Broad Market Recovery
Wall Street rebounded sharply with advances of 1 to 6 points across many issues as traders priced in recovery in the steel and cotton sectors. The turnover neared 20 million shares while several major names posted gains and optimism grew despite caution from brokerages about over-commitment.
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New York
Etain
Cottom
Thieaga
Ater Ihey
Ramon
Thursday Quotations from Wall Street Sections
A dense listing of current quotations and prices appears, highlighting numerous stocks across industries. Notable figures include Adams Express, Alaska Juneau, Johns Manville, General Electric, Ford, and Union Carbide among many others, with varied price points and percentage moves noted.
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J. EB. Bennett & Co
Jump
Merchants National Banc
Adams Express
Hudson Motors
Adv
Ramery
Hupp Motors
Air Reduction
Ills Central
Alaska Juneau
Indus Rayon
Allegheny Corp . Inspiration
Allied Chem
Cement Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corp
Intl Nickel
Amin Brake Sh
Tel & Tel
Can
Johns Manville
Amn Car & FP
Kelvinator
Amn
Croft Kennecott
Kresee SS
Amin Mach É& P
Kroger GB
Pambert
Amin Pow & L
Amin Smelliie
Toore Wiles
Arid Amn
Gud Lorillard
Mack Trucks
Mathieson
Miami Copper
Texa Ark
Slo Pac
Armour
Mont Ward
Armour A
Murray Coroa
Ash Dry Goods
Nash Motors
Atchison T&sf
Biscutt
Noranda Mines
Beth Steel
Norf & West
Bohn Aluman Bor Pac
Lane
Warner
Ohio
Brooklyn
Bucyrus Erte
Owens Ill
Packard
Byers
Penickee
Ford A
Callahan Jl
Penn
Cal & Hecla
Peoples Gas
Canada Dry
Phelps Dodse
Can Pace
Philips Pet
Case Threech
Pillsbury
Proctor Gambel
Cerro de Pasco
Public NJ
Pullman Co
Ches & Ohio
Ches Coron
Keith
P&p
Rem Rand
P&p Pf
Reputers Io
Chicago & N
Reyn
Chicago
Seneca
City Ter
Ine - Hs Coroa
Shell Union
Col Palmoise
Simmons Co
Coo
Skelly
Socony
Col Gast
Sou Par
Com Solvents
Southern
Sou Railway
Conagleym
Sperry
Consol
Joe Lead
Consol Owl
Consal Tex
India
Motors
Drug_ Inc
du Pont Ae NG
Timken
Eastman Kodak
Faton M
Araepied
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Eller Bond
Aser
Atreratt
Erie RR
Ford
Foster Wheeler
Fox
Freeport Tax
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen Ry
Vanadium Cep
Gilette SR
Clidden Co
Warner Bros Psy
Gooerich
Werrer Arases
Gondvear
Ween Marvld
Gotham
Graham Paige
Weehouce Graphy
Wweshourer
Wilean
Houston Oieg
Howe Sound
Q Herlemann
Rain and Humidity Shift Temperatures Across Thursday
A brief shower Thursday noon added .08 inch of rain and raised humidity as the sun returned. Temperatures moved from 88 at noon to 73 by 1 15 pm. Morning low 61 at 7 am rose to 79 by 9 am, then 78 at 2 45 pm. Wednesday’s weather gave way to fair skies with a high of 85 at 11 am.
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The
Mercury
Chambers-Inskeep Company
U S May Send Air Armada to Italy
President Roosevelt hinted at sending a fleet of American seaplanes across the Atlantic to Italy to return the Italian air armada's goodwill flight. He disclosed the idea in talks with General Italo Balbo at the White House. A high ranking naval officer said planes built on the new fighting plane design could be used for the mission.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
America
Atlantic
Italy
Italo Balbo
White House
Balbo
Aimee McPherson Made Shriner At Lions Club Luncheon
Aimee Semple McPherson addressed 150 Lions at the Hotel Roosevelt luncheon and recalled speaking before 4,000 Shriners who made her a Noble after she walked the burning sands. She joked about publicity and reporters, then concluded in a brisk fifteen minutes.
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Aimee
Desert
Aimee Semple McPherson
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Pacific Ocean
the Evangelist
City Council bids Sept 11 for sewer project on F avenue NE
City council will receive bids on September 11 for a sanitary sewer line to be built along F avenue NE from Twelfth Street to Oakland avenue NE. A resistance to oiling the street in front of 1211 and 1215 Fifth Street SE was filed by James Ross. A. picnic dinner by Post C of T P A of A is set for Bever Park Friday at 6 PM.
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F Avenue
Twelfth Street
Oakland Avenue
Fifth Street
James Ross
K Street
Post C
T P. A
Bever Park
Thirtieth Street
Bever Avenue
Meadowbrook Drive
John Priban
Board of Health
Car overturns after gravel slide injures Rice family
Narry P Rice of Holstein struck loose gravel on highway No. 30 near the west limits at 2 pm Thursday, crossed the road and overturned into a ditch. Rice suffered bruises and was pinned under the car, his wife lost a gash under her right eye, and daughter Irene had a mouth cut. Sons Harry Jr and Wilson were uninjured. Passersby drove the family to St Luke's hospital for treatment.
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Narry P Rice
Holstein
St. Luke's Hospital
Bond Market Mixed To Slightly Firmer In NY Trading
In New York Thursday parts of the bond list showed tentative gains while other sections remained soft. Demand for certain semi speculative rails and related issues rose with an early stock rally, while some rails industrial and utility loans slipped. Government bonds edged higher in a quiet session with Treasury and Liberty issues posting small changes.
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NEW York Bonds
NEW York AP
Minneapolis flour market price list update
Market report from Minneapolis lists API flour at 25 cents lower per carload, 98 pound cotton sacks shipments priced 7 206 dollars and 7 30 a hundredweight, with bran 17 006, middlings 18 504 and other standard grades 219 00. Details show prices for shipments 22286 and related products as part of a broad commodity table.
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Minneapolis
Hoover's Political Maneuver Ties to Dawes Loan Politicking
Detroit AP report says Senator James Couzens testified he was asked by President Hoover during the last campaign to issue a statement approving a $90 million loan to Charles G. Dawes led Chicago bank for political purposes. He approved the loan after seeking legal opinion and urged a five-member Senate committee to probe secrecy in RF C loans.
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Detroit
James Couzens
Rep
Hoover
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Couzens
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Michigan
Dawes
R. F.C
Harry S. Toy
Senate
Four men tied to raid near Remsen Iowa
Four men with prior penitentiary or jail terms were arrested after attempting to raid the Ray Tritz farm east of Remsen. They were identified as Henry Marx George Art Francis Golden and Bert Bollinger. Tritz and his hired man Martin Spieler shot at them driving them into a cornfield before deputies arrived. Chickens and liquor were found along their trail. They were held to the grand jury on breaking and entering charges. Tritz pled guilty to illegal possession of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritz
Rippey
Search Being Made For Strawberry Point Man
Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus reported a missing Strawberry Point man, Rufus Jefferson, last seen August 14. Jefferson, 36, six feet tall, medium build, 170 pounds, fair complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, scar on left cheek. He wore blue overalls and shirt, a gray cap, and work shoes. He is married.
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Joseph A. Petrus
Clayton County
Rufus Jefferson
Strawberry Point
Jefferson
Court House News District Court Dismissals and Judgments Filed
The St Anthony and Dakota Elevator company suit against W T Pendergast was dismissed by the plaintiff without prejudice. Merchants Acceptance seeks 83 judgment against Nellie M Naylor as guardian of Bruce C Naylor. E A Hofer seeks 365 in a mechanics lien suit for labor with C A Bailey at 3102 Mount Vernon Ave SE. Cedar Rapids Life Insurance asks 282.67 in rent note suit against Clarence Hawker. Charlies A Stevens and company of Chicago seeks 123.20 against Inez Kilborn.
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St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator Company
W. T. Pendergast
Merchants Acceptance Company
Nellie M. Naylor
Bruce C. Naylor
E. A. Hofer
C. A. Bailey
Mount Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company
Clarence Hawker
Charlies A. Stevens and Company of Chicago
Inez Kilborn
Divorce suits filed in district court naming Mil ligan and Larson
Virginia Milligan sues Harley Milligan of Chicago and Rose K Larson sues Cornell L Larson in district court. Millican marriage occurred in 1927 and Larson marriage in December 1923. Mrs Larson seeks custody of two minor children and support. Both cases allege cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Virginia Milligan
Harley Milligan
Chicago
Rose K. Larson
Cornell L. Larson
Milligans
Larsons
Kehne appeals district after $99.65 auto service suit
Robert Kehne Jr. contests a jury ruling in favor of M. E. Coon as assignee of Prymek's Auto Top and Body shop. The account dispute arose from automobile service, and the appeal follows a July 25 decision in Justice A. S. Reed's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kehne, Jr
M. E. Coon
Prymek
Auto Top
District Court
Coon
A. S. Reed
Sherwood Refusal To Testify Upheld Before Federal Grand Jury
New York AP Russell T. Sherwood, confidant of ex mayor James J Walker, had his refusal to testify before a federal grand jury upheld by Federal Judge Robert P. Patterson. The questions were part of an inquiry into alleged willful evasion of income taxes by James J Walker as stated by U S Attorney George Z Medalie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell T. Sherwood
James J Walker
Robert P. Patterson
U. S
George Z. Medalie
James J. Walker
Marion News Notes Cover Weddings and Gatherings
Miss Evelyn Simons and Gerald Newcomb wed at the Marion Methodist parsonage with a Chicago home to follow. A birthday party honored Miss Anna Begley. many locals attended gatherings, picnics, and visits from Cedar Rapids to Chicago. Church events, reunions, and upcoming plays and services fill the social calendar, with several civic and family notices throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Simons
Walter Cameron
This City
Gerald Newcomb
Chicago
Frank Newcomb
Marion
John M. Walters
Charles Newcomb
Floyd Dollarhide
J. M. Elben
Marshalltown
Floyd G Dollarhide
la Verna Hale
Cedar Rapids
Colorado Urged By Farley To Fall In Line With Repeal
Denver reports Postmaster General James A. Farley used a long distance call to urge Colorado Democratic leaders to support the repeal effort. Speaking to more than 100 party chiefs at George Collins home, Farley warned against over confidence and insisted Colorado must stay aligned as twenty one states appear secure. Governor Ed C. Johnson listened as Farley spoke for ten minutes from Washington.
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Denver
INS
Colorado
James A. Farley
Farley
Washington
George Collins
Collins
Ed C. Johnson
Merger Approval for Rock Island Lines Conditionally Granted
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway and eleven subsidiaries to merge into one company for ownership and operation. The system spans over 8 000 miles in fourteen states and must establish a proper accounting method. if found suitable, it may also acquire the Wichita Northwestern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Wichita Northwestern Railway
Firemen Rout Annoying Blackbirds From Trees
City firemen answered a call to Fifth Avenue and Fifteenth Street to rout blackbirds from trees. Firemen used water streams to disperse the birds for fifty minutes after an appeal to the commissioner of public safety. A separate fire run at 2:10 p.m. Thursday addressed a basement short circuit at 718 Fourth Avenue SE causing smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company No. 6
Fifth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Dan Kruidemier
Commission of Public Safety
Fourth Avenue SE
Deaths George Warner Funeral Saturday
George Warner who died Tuesday from burns after the airplane he piloted crashed near Marshalltown will be buried at Linwood cemetery after funeral services in Turner chapel Saturday at 2 pm. The Rev. George Korteling will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warner
Marshalltown
Turner Chapel
George Korteling
Linwood Cemetery
Births in Mercy Hospital and Homes
Born to Clarence Kent at 620 Fifth avenue SE a son on August 16. Edward Cerny at 190 Sixteenth avenue SW a nanenter on August 17. Francis J McHugh at 2417 Mount Vernon avenue SE a daughter Carol Dalene eight pounds four ounces born Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kent
Fifth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Edward Cerny
Sixteenth Avenue
Francis J. McHugh
Mount Vernon Avenue
Carol Dalene
Cedar Rapids Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
F R Schindler and Frances W Codling both of Cedar Rapids obtain a marriage license. M P Sparling and Mildred Vozenilek, Cedar Rapids residents, also receive licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Schindler
Frances W Codling
Cedar Rapids
M. P. Sparling
Mildred Vozenilek
Two Boys Drowned At Sunday School Picnic At Ledges
In Prole Iowa at Ledges state Park a Sunday school outing turned deadly when six youths stepped from a sandbar into deep water. Ralph Johnson age 1 and Hugh Johnson age 13, sons of Melvin Johnson of Prole, drowned. Roscoe Hunger, Sunday School Superintendent, rescued four others including his own two sons.
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