Hog Prices Rise Across Markets Amid Strong Buyer Activity
Hog prices advance with bids to $3.00 and bulk at $2.50 to $2.75, feeders and stockers steady to higher. Receipts total 7,060 with good to choice hogs up to $5.00. 100–150 lb pigs around $4.00 to $4.85. light to medium weights near $4.00 to $4.25. Sheep receipts 4,500 with slaughter lambs and natives up about $0.25 to $0.50, western natives up to $7.50, overall steady to firm in places with some declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welent
Inclu
Washington
Idaho
Wheat prices hit high near market close in Chicago
Wheat prices rose to a late peak aided by a stronger New York market and renewed rainfall in Kansas. Domestic movement lagged last year's levels as primary receipts fell to less than a third of the year ago total. July old wheat up to 48 1/2 to 48 3/4 cents, Sept 51 1/2 to 51 3/4 cents. corn mixed, oats steady to slightly lower, provisions unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Stock Market
Kansas
Hogs and sheep surge on Chicago market highs
Hogs rose Friday with Chicago reaching 5.50 a new peak since last October as receipts shrink. Cleveland and East Buffalo showed gains, while Pittsburgh stayed near steady. Sheep prices also climbed with Chicago and East Buffalo posting higher bids and a tight supply. Total sales across cities reached over 11 thousand head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago livestock markets show varied moves with hogs mostly 10 cents higher on active run and cattle steady to uneven as grass and short fed steers pressuring values. Packers bid $7.50 for cattle on top end, with medium and common grades lower. lambs and ewes see lighter demand with price ranges noted across weights.
Cattle Receipts Steady Market At St Paul Livestock
U S Dept. of Agriculture reports 1700 cattle received with a firm to steady trend on most classes. Grassy cows hold steady. heavy steer yearlings bring around 8.50 per cwt while bulk grades sell 7.00 to 8.00. Grass cows generally 2.60 to 3.50, scattered lots to 4.25 and up. Grass stock hogs at 3.00 to 5.00. medium weight bulls scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Oe
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Dept of Agriculture summary from Omaha listing hogs cattle and sheep activity. Hogs receipts active with prices from 4.00 to 4.96 top. cattle receipts 1 1 806 with steady money for killing classes and feeders. sheep receipts 10 000 with active lamb demand and prices about 6.25 to 6.60 for good native and fed lambs. feeders and ewes shown with varied bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Packer
Sane
Bae
Avera
Galable
Livestock Receipts Signal Mixed Market Movement
Cattle receipts at 1200 head show better grade steers up to 25 cents higher with strong demand for loads of choice 1.287 lb beeves at $9. Heifers around $7.25 and dry cows from $4.25 to $4.75. Receipts 5000. steady test with top hogs near $4.90 for 190 lb. feeders to $4.75. Sheep receipts 200 with steady bids and 50 cent lift on Idaho range mobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TNS
Amt
Mixed & Butch's
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Socyre Livestock Oorux
U. S. de Agriculture
Idaho
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed as Hog and Cattle Trade Slows
Receipts reach about 3,500 hogs and 3,500 cattle with uneven prices. Hogs show weak to steady bids across weights from 110 to 250 pounds, with top sows and packing hogs in the mid 4.00s to low 5.00s. Calves and yearling cattle post varied gains and losses, while lambs rise 25 to 40 cents on demand, with Arizona lambs and natives leading the top end at around 6.25 to 6.50 per pound for select lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
S. Dept. Agriculture
Aonies
Odd Lots
Arizona
Ewes
Iowa Hog Receipts Report For 24 Hours
U S Department of Agriculture shows combined hog receipts at 21 yards and 7 plants in interior and southern Minnesota total 17 000 for the 24 hours ending 8 a m Monday up from 16 000 last week and 21 400 a year ago Heavy hogs mostly 180 230 pounds advertised at 4 70 4 90 per cwt with various weights and grades outlined including sows and heavier classes Prices vary by weight and class with ranges from 3 35 to 4 90 per cwt as reported by the industry bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Interior
Minneae
East St Louis Livestock Prices Mixed on Receipts
Hogs and cows show mixed trends with 7 000 hogs and 1 000 cattle received at East St Louis. Slaughter steers range 6 00 to 11 00 for weights 1100 to 1500 pounds, heifers 5 50 to 8 50, cows 3 25 to 4 50, bulls 3 00 to 3 50, stockers 4 25 to 5 75, and ewes 1 00 to 1 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis Livestock . Louis
Ap—Iu. S. Dept. Agriculture
Livestock Market Report From St Joseph Auction
Receipts show 4,000 hogs with steady to slight gains early and softer later. top hog price around 4.90 then 4.80. Calves and cattle receipts around 600 with mixed steers and yearlings firm to higher. best 1,188 lb steers and 820 lb yearlings at 8.75 with top beef cattle near 8.78. Sows higher to 3.50 range, feeders scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph Livestock
ST. Joseph
Dept. Agricultures
Moe
Texas
Iowa Hog Prices Reported by Associated Press
Friday hog prices across Iowa markets show varied weights and grades with best sorted lights at 180-230 lbs fetching 4.70, best butchers at 240-260 lbs at 4.50, heavy 270-300 lbs at 4.30, prime heavy 310-350 lbs at 4.20, and lighter 140-180 lbs around 3.55 to 4.50 in multiple weight bands. Several ranges for 220-280 lbs and 310 lbs appear with prices around 4.40 to 4.70, plus other categories and packer quality notes.
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Iowa
Associa Press
Mason C
Nieher
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Sinclair Gog
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices
Local market list from Cedar Rapids shows grain and produce items with mixed legible prices. Wheat at 50 cents, barley 23 cents, heavy hens 10 to 11 cents, oranges California Valencia 3.50, grapefruit 0.50, lemons 6.50, crate of head lettuce 5.00, beef and other goods in vague terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Michigan
Grain and feed prices listed in local market notice
A market listing shows prices for oats rye barley timothy seed and clover seed. It includes figures for white oats and mixed barley with varying percentages and prices for lard and ribs. The text reflects a dated commodity price update with supplier notations and bulk rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain Prices and Receipts From Minneapolis Cash Market
AP report shows 47 car receipts with wheat prices by grade. No. 1 Northern 85 57c, No. 1 Dark Northern 65 69c, 14% protein 65c, 13% 60c, 12% 57c, No. 1 Dark Hard Montana 14% 60c, amber durum 55% 59c, No. red durum 58%c, July 55c, Sept 49%c, Dec 1%4c, No. Yellow 34 24 34 2c, No. 3 White 18 5 19 1/2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLE Cash Grain
Minneapolis
C. No. Duran
OaTou
Market notes from Chicago produce listings
AP supplied market brief detailing mixed shipments and trading under pressure with various produce prices. Items include onions potatoes and eggs with price ranges and conditions noted, along with poultry values such as hens leghorns broilers fryers and roosters.
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Staples
Potatoes show firm to steady with Maine and New Jersey baskets varying from 75 cents to 1.65. Pork steady with middlewest spot 5.30 to 5.40 per cwt. Eggs steady with receipts around 14 165. whites 18 19 cents. Sugar firm with spot at 6 to 6. Test duties noted. Milk and poultry prices listed across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Jersey
Southern Baskets
Middlewest
Long Island Ducks
Pacific Coasts
Spo
Futures Markets Report Closes Mixed After Standstill
Markets end mixed as commodity futures trade closes with modest gains in some sectors and declines in others. Officials cite uncertainty over demand and inflation as key factors shaping daily pricing moves.
Foreign bonds rise after reparations accord amid mixed U S issues
Foreign government and municipal bonds advanced on Friday following Lausanne’s reparations accord news. Austrian and Australian issues firm, Polish bonds steady, South American issues active while U S government securities showed irregularity amid broader market strength. Domestics remained steady to firm with some uneven demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bonds
NEW York
U. S
Rman
U. Sovernments
Vances
Liberty Bonds Prices From the Government Market
Fragmentary financial note shows US government bonds closing values with Liberty Bonds listed around 101.24 to 102.14 and Treasury certificates cited, indicating market movement for government securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
United States
Libert Ony
Liber
Birth announced for Louie and Mrs tik child
A son was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Louie Mrs tik at 1127 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Louie Mrstik
Third Street
Local porkers in dime advance on Friday market
Hog prices rose on the local market with all grades up ten cents. The top price increased to four dollars and fifty cents.
Calf and Sheep Market Report Section
Calf market shows choice steers from 149 to 180 dollars per hundredweight with fair demand. Sheep market lists choice lambs at 18 dollars 85 cents per hundredweight and heavier lambs command 4.25 to 5.25 dollars per hundredweight, with variability by weight and condition.
Wall Street Stocks Fall Amid Mixed Market Tone
Scattered selling in utilities and chain stores gave the market a heavy tone on Friday while most stocks held within a narrow range. Losses appeared in American Telephone, Peoples Gas, Safeway Stores, First National Stores, Coca Cola, and Detroit Edison, with about 700 000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Peoples Gas
Safeway
First National
Coca Cola
Detroit Edison
Merchants National Bank Latdine Friday Quotations
A jumble of stock quotes and financial listings shows numerous companies and brands such as Adams Express Air Reduction Alaska, Allegheny Corp Allied Chem Allis Chalmers Amerada, Amn P and L, Nash Motors and Packard Miras, with percentages and prices scattered throughout the page. The readable standouts include references to Nor Pac and Packard Mirs among others in a dense securities table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Auto Aviation Corp
Natl Cash
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
S Ind
Kennecott
Bresee, & S. Ber
Lambert
Lis & Myers
Lepuisine
McKeesport Tin
Mo Pac
Nash Motors
Dairy
Pow & L
Reil Rt Nevada Ox Copper
Central
Norf & West
Nor Pac
North Amm
S. Ohio
Otis Eleveee Packard
Para Pubi
Ford
Penn R Reene
Pennroad
Tex
Ae Endicott
A Tex
Erie
Fox Films
Stan
Standeré Gas
Foreign Exchange Rates and Currencies Listed
The notice presents foreign exchange rates with multiple currencies including Britain, France, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Denmark, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Brazil, Japan, Mexico City, and Montreal. Values are given in nominal terms and include a Mexico City silver peso reference.
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Demain
Britain
France
Belsium
Germen
Holland
Norway
Eden
Denoe
Reece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia Ee Romaae Grazil
Tokio
Aree Ghendhetth
Montreal
Mexico City
OConnor Conviction In Lincoln Bank Robbery Upheld
Nebraska Supreme Court upheld the 1930 Lincoln National Bank robbery conviction of Thomas Pat OConnor of East St. Louis Illinois. The court overruled defense objections and affirmed the evidence supporting a 25 year penitentiary term imposed by District Judge Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Thomas
Pat) O’connor
East St. Louis
Lincoln National Bank and Trust Company
Nebraska Supreme Court
O'Connor
Shepherd
Congress Approves War Veterans Fare Fund
Congress quickly approves a 1100000 fund requested by President Hoover to transport veterans from Washington to their homes. The money will cover railroad fare and food and could be deducted from veterans bonus certificates if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
House
Senate
Appoint Receiver For Local Security Firm
B. B. Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids was named receiver Thursday for the Stanley Securities Corporation of Cedar Rapids by Judge A. B. Clark in district court. The bond is $10,000. The action was brought by North American Life Insurance of Chicago claiming $8,561.65 held in rents interest and principal. Stanley had filed a $20,272.40 counter action after an attachment writ. The receiver said early liquidation could pay obligations and allow resumed operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Stanley Securities Corporation of
A. B. Clark
North American Life Insurance Company of
Chicago
Stanley Concern
Stanley Corporation
One Child Killed In Grimes Crash Involving Six Children
A tire blowout on a car carrying six Grimes children sent the vehicle into a cement bridge near Grimes Iowa. Six kids were hurt with Anna May and Helen Smith in critical condition at Mercy hospital Des Moines. The accident occurred during a trip to summer school in Granger.
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Grimes
Here
Germaine Lowling
Vincent Lowling
Edward Smith
Smith
Anna May
Paul
Helen
Betty Lowling
Granger
J. A. Smith
Mercy Hospital
Des Moines
Helen Smith
Roosevelt Ovation Draws 10000 In Albany Torch Parade
In Albany 10 000 home town supporters greeted Franklin D. Roosevelt with a torchlight parade past the executive mansion. Eleven bands played Happy Days Are Here Again as fireworks lit the sky while Smith supporters cheered the Democratic nominee. Roosevelt spoke of occupying a home outside New York state for the next four years.
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Albany
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
New York State
Grand Master Of Iowa Masons Speaks To Club
Fred G. Hansen of Clinton, grand master of the Masons of Iowa, addressed the High Twelve club at its noon meeting urging unity with the Masonic fraternity to ease the business downturn. Also present were Floyd Philbrick deputy grand master C. C. Hunt grand secretary George E. Farmer secretary and Clark Beems national vice president of High Twelve clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Hansen
Clinton
Masons of
Iowa
High Twelve Club
Masonic Order
Floyd Philbrick
C. C. Hunt
George E. Farmer
Clark Beems
High Twelve
Husband Missing Two Days Prompts Police Report
Mrs. Blanche Brannaman of 907 Hull Avenue SE reported her husband has been missing since July 6. She told officers there was no reason given for his departure and did not provide a description of the missing man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Brannaman
Hull Avenue SE
Karl Fischer Claims 24 County Delegations
Karl Fischer, candidate for the state auditor nomination at the Republican convention in Des Moines July 19, says twenty four county delegations are instructed for him and supporters from forty six other counties will back him. His opponent is J. W. Long, suspended state auditor, who led the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Karl Fischer
Des Moines
J. W. Long
Smithsonian hints at 20000 year old North American settlements
Smithsonian officials disclosed two clues to early human presence in North America. A possible lost civilization built river towns with earthworks and crops, seen by Coronado in 1541. A flint arrow found with mammoth bones may push dates back to 20,000 years, though bone disturbance clouds certainty. Dr. Strong leads excavations and an airplane survey to locate sites before destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North America
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
William D. — G
Strong
Coronado
Missouri River
Winnifred Boston Named Assistant Nurse for State Baby Show
Miss Winnifred Boston of 2229 Bever Avenue SE is appointed assistant nurse for the baby contest at the Iowa State Fair from August 24 to September 2. This marks her fourth year aiding the event. She will depart Des Moines after duties to resume school nursing in Indianola. She notes that while few babies win prizes, doctors and dentists offer valuable infant health guidance amid daily spectator examinations 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred Boston
Bever Avenue
Miss Boston
Des Moines
Indianola
Iowa Woman Second In Farm Bureau Contest
Des Moines AP report shows Mrs. Bess Short of Moulton Iowa winning second place in a national Farm Bureau slogan contest. First prize went to S S Connett of Faucett Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Bess Short
Moulton
American Farm Bureau Federation
S. S. Connett
Faucett, Mo
Al Watrous Leads Canadian Open With 142 36-Hole Total
Al Watrous, veteran pro from Birmingham Michigan, shot 70 to post a 36-hole total of 142 at Hunt and Golf Club and take the lead in the Canadian Open. Harry Cooper of Chicago slipped to 144 after a 75 round, while George Van Elm stood at 148 after a 78.
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Ottawa
Ont
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Hunt and Golf Club
Harry Cooper
Chicago
George van Elm
Missing New York to Rome autogiro flyer reported absent
Captain Lewis A. Yancey, mission from Rapid City to Cheyenne, failed to land in Cheyenne after departing New Castle Wyoming at 4 30 pm Thursday. He carried a broken hand and used a mechanical aid while piloting the autogiro on a 6500 mile nineteen state tour. Fears and search efforts mounted as night fell over the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lewis A. Yancey
New York
Yancey
Rapid City
S. D
Flying V Ranch
New Castle
German push to strike military part of Versailles treaty
Geneva reports that Germany seeks to remove Part V of the Versailles treaty and have the disarmament conference draft new findings. French critics oppose altering the Versailles accord as the conference general committee meets with nine nations praising Hoover’s disarmament plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
INS
Germany
Borah Proposes Glass Bill to Expand Currency Reach
Senator Borah of Idaho introduces the Glass currency expansion bill as a substitute for the amendment before the Senate. The measure would grant circulating privilege to about one billion dollars of U S bonds, contrasting with Senator Bingham of Connecticut who seeks to legalize beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Bingham
Conn
United States
Laborer Found Slain Near Belvidere Suspected Bootleg War
The body of 39 year old Madison Wisconsin laborer Andrew Presti was identified by relatives as the slain man found on a rural Belvidere road. The widow says he was lured from home by a stranger and authorities suspect the killing stems from a bootleggers war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere, Ill
INS
Here
Andrew Presti
Madison
Wis
How to Play And Win In Contract Bridge Slams
The article explains that slams require more than many tricks. honor-trick counts and opponent holdings matter. It discusses bidding strategy when partner opens, the risk of overbidding with weak hands, and the need to balance play with potential losses. A sample deal illustrates limits, double bids, and the concept of tenace positions and short-suit leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Tanea Onekoenkees Wasa
North
West
South
East
Ee Taaiinn
Readers’ Bidding Questions Answered by Mrs Culbertson
Mrs Culbertson offers to answer readers questions on bidding or play. Send inquiries to her in care of The Copyright 1932.
Million Women Back Roosevelt In Prohibition Repeal Drive
The Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform, with over one million members, endorsed Franklin D. Roosevelt for president in a unanimous decision. The group supports repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment across party lines, as stated by Mrs. Charles H. Sabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charles H. Sabin
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Long Island
Edward Small Moore
Oklahoma
Paris Consider Skyscrapers Amid Unemployment Drive
Paris officials weigh lifting a 99 foot height limit at Porte Maillot to allow skyscrapers while approving a 40 million franc job program. The plan aims to employ artisans through city property overhaul, museum and library redesigns, and restoration projects in public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
Porte Maillot
Capita
Municipa
Oil scouts probe southern states for new fields
In a broad campaign across eastern Arkansas northern Mississippi and western Tennessee oilmen report thousands of acres leased and a dozen test wells under way. Major players from Texas Oklahoma and tri state capitalists join forces to find paying oil and gas amid rising gas pressure in a dome structure near Arkansas. The deepest well thus far is Walmar Oils Fred M White Jr No 1 west of Forrest City drilling past 2500 feet with gas shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Mid-West
Texas
Oklahoma
Tri-States
E. Randall Henderson
Kentucky Oil and Gas Company
United States
Palmer Corporation of Chicago
Louisiana
Tristates
Fred M. White
Forrest City
Walmar Oil Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Memphis Des and
Monroe
Canadian Mounties Capture Slayers in Foam Lake Killing
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police report one of three gunmen in the slaying of Corporal Leonard V. Halls of Foam Lake has been captured after a gunfight. Two gang members fled during the confrontation in Kelvington Sask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelvington
Sask
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Leonard V. Halls
Foam Lake
Mike Kurulak
Services at Covington Church This Sunday Evening
Services will be held at the Covington church Sunday evening at 8. The Rev. R. Q. Lady of Cedar Rapids will preach and there will be special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coveington Church
R. Q. Lady of
Cedar Rapids
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