Livestock Market Mixed as Hog and Cattle Prices Move
Chicago and Cleveland markets show varied demand with beef prices steady to firm and hog prices fluctuating. Receipts totaled about 8,000 head across major centers with Chicago leading at 5,500, while East St. Louis and East Buffalo posted strong activity on steers and lambs amid a cautious market.
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Chicago
T.vestack
Arite
Joe Meters
UIST
Astros
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East
Buffalo
St. Louis
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Bibera E.a
Prees
Jae Hicher
East St
Ceneralls
East St. Lows
East ST Louis
ST Louis
Kansas City
Omaha Oy
Louis
Sr Joseph
Sioux City
Paul
Indianapuis
Chicago Produce Markets Report Shows Varied U S Receipts
Chicago market items include hens turkey ducks geese and roosters with mixed price moves. Potatoes corn and carrots show firm quotes while butter eggs and sugar reflect steady trends across New York and Pacific coast lines.
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Chicago
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
Lawhorn Statlern Og
Ay Ae
Jtsar
South Dakota
Idaho
New York
Pacific Coast
Bond Markets Review The New York Page
The text reads like a garbled market wrap from New York bonds with scattered phrases about yields, prices, and trading notes. It mentions brokers, trading desks, and possible weekly summaries, but the legible content is minimal and fragmented.
Wheat prices ease after another new low on Chicago board
Wheat marked new all time lows at the start of trading then eased further in late dealings with December below 42. A small rally followed on short covering and bids. Cash prices in Chicago near the lowest since 1852 with weak Liverpool offers and persistent selling pressure. Oats and corn were mixed or inactive as receivers rose and shipping sales moved.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Jewis Winnpee
Buffalo
Montreal
Grain Movement in Chicago Market Notes
OCR data shows mixed grain listings with wheat and corn prices, varieties, and weights. Timely figures include No 2 mined wheat, yellow and white corn notes, and Timothy clover feed rates.
Wall St Stocks Rebound From Lows Amid Broad Gains
Wall Street edged up from session lows but remained lower in late trading as mining and several industrial issues led the bounce. Home stake and Alaska Juneau stocks rose while United States Steel and major rails held near small losses. transfers neared 900,000 shares as overall sentiment shifted away from the earlier slump.
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New York
Homestake
T& Points
Santa Fe
New York Central Union Pacific Lackawanna
Southern Pacific
Delaware
Hudson
US Steel Westinghouse
Amerian Can Public Service Standard of
New Jersey
Standard of California
American Telephone
American Tobacco
General Motors
Sagerd
American Can
Union Pacific
New York Central
Case
Allied Chemical
W. T. Grant
U . Steel
Alaska
Juneau
Fragments Describe Chicago Market News And Futures Snippet
OCR fragment mentions Chicago AP items on futures and storage standards with unclear details. It references EGG FUTURES and refrigerator standards and includes stray dates and terms, indicating a partial market update. The readable elements point to commodity futures coverage without a cohesive report.
Cedar Rapids Market Notes and Prices in 1847 Trade
A Cedar Rapids market rundown lists wholesale produce and items with prices, including grain wheat at 1847 rates, corn, oats, and heavy hens priced per unit. Also shown are fruits and vegetables such as California grapefruit, sweet potatoes, russet potatoes, lettuce, celery, cabbage, Jonathan apples, and related crates and pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Michigan
Local Hog Market Shows Slight Rise and Grade Shift
Prices edge up on the local hog market with a new prime grade range 200 to 280 pounds attaining the top price around 265 dollars. All grades including packers gained a nickel led by prime hogs and heavier weight classes with premiums paid by condition and elite status.
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Sinclair
al Elite
Condita
Fragmented World Trade Figures From 1939 Era
A jagged OCR fragment outlines wartime exchange, shipping, and market prices. It lists Great Britain, Germany, Holland, Norway, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Greece, and other nations with implied currencies and percentages. Also mentions Minneapolis flour shipments with prices for bran and middlings.
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Yortign Fncu
NFM
YORK
AP | Ferien Exchange
Germany
Holand
Norway
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Petand
Roimonig
Davenport firm settles injunction plan over Superior Dairy name
The Superior Dairy of Davenport and Herman Hessenius of Cedar Rapids filed a stipulation in district court. Hessenius agrees to relinquish the Superior Dairy name within 30 days and use a new name. He may continue to use existing bottles labels and tops until used. The court may automatically issue the injunction decree six months from the stipulation date, continuing to the May 1933 term.
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Superior Dairy Company
Davenport
Herman Hossenns
Caiar Rapids
Superie
Hessenius
Superior Dairy
Dvoraks Seek Property Title Confirmation and Damages
In district court J Dvorak and Frank J Dvorak seek confirmation of title to Linn county property and a $500 judgment against John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. They counterclaim ownership of part of property sold Feb 13 1930 under a $4 255 foreclosure decree against Luella L Burge Anson S Burge and Frank T Davis, claiming purchase from Martin Tumms in May 1928 and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mma J Dvorak
Frank J Dvorak
Linn County
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Dvoraks
Luella L. Burge
Anson S. Burge
Frank T Davis
Martin Tumms
Objections Filed Over Coggon Bank Farm Sale
H A McIntosh guardian of Sarah A Burnside filed objections in district court to L A Andrew receiver of Coggon State Bank selling a 155 acre Delaware county farm appraised at 3000 dollars. The receiver says he has an offer for that amount and seeks court approval. Objections say the price is far below value. The filing date was October 24.
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L. A. Andrew
Coggon State Bank
H A. McIntosh
Sarah A. Burnside
Delaware County
Prosperity Company and Royal Laundry dispute settled in court
A replevin action by Prosperity Company of Chicago against F A Burchard trading as Royal Laundry was settled by stipulation in district court. The plaintiff agreed to dismiss its case at its costs on return of a sleep form allegedly shipped to Burchard by mistake in January 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity Company, Inc
Chicago
F A Burchard
Royal Laundry and Dry Cleaning Works
Burchard
Hearing Set On Final Report Of TF H Thomas Receiver
Judge H C Ring ordered a hearing for November 9 at 9 am on the final report of TF H Thomas receiver for the Thomas Sales corporation of Cedar Rapids. The petition for receivership was filed March 21 1932 and Thomas an officer of the firm was appointed receiver. F W Darling in district court seeks a 26060 judgment against John Voss and Ella Voss of Iowa City in a contract and note suit.
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TF. H. Thomas
Thomas Sales Corporation of
Cedar Rapids
H C Ring
Thomas
F W Darling
John Voss
Ella Voss
Iowa City
Death of Man Wounded Examining Gun Before Duck Trip
Frank Hughes, 44, of 308 First Street SW, died at 2 30 am Thursday from a shotgun wound suffered while examining a gun with W L Peters, 123 Third Avenue SW, in Hughes' home early Monday. Police rushed Hughes to hospital after the weapon exploded. Peters, who said he held the gun and then surrendered it, was not held. Hughes' body was taken to Pioneer Mortuary.
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Frank Hughes
First Street
Hughes
W L. Peters
Third Avenue
Peters
Pioneer Mortuary
City Briefs And Personals From Local Meeting Notes
The Ladies Aid society of Trinity Methodist church will meet Friday at 2 30 pm. M W O Ricley a federal referee in bankruptcy discussed provisions of the bankruptcy law at the Lions club luncheon at Hotel Roosevelt. Dr S B Miller elected president of the Cedar Rapids Society of Osteopathic Physicians at YMCA luncheon. Dr Zoa M Munger and Dr H L Hinton re elected secretary and treasurer. A round table followed with plans for future meetings.
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Trinity Methodist Church
M W_ O'Ricley
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Osteopathic Physicians
S B Miller
Cedar Rapids Society of Osteopathic Physicians
YMCA
Miller
Zoa M Munger
HL. Hinton
Comforter
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Frank Keith
Dave Stewart
Lula Toms
Anna Butcher
J. M. Walters
Marion
S. D. Roy
Cedar Rapids
Keith
Hopkinton
L. M. Hhelps
Pedestrian Struck By Car On City Intersection
W. Hemminger, 72, of 917 Ninth Avenue SE, was injured at the First Avenue and Tenth Street intersection when struck by a car about 12 30 pm Thursday. He sustained bruises and shock and was taken to St Luke's Hospital. injuries described as not serious. Driver Mrs B F Franks of 618 Second Avenue SW reported she was driving east and Hemminger walked into the left front fender. she noted a street car blocking view.
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L W. Hemminger
Ninth Avenue
First Avenue
Tenth Street
St Luke's Hospital
B F Franks
Second Avenue
Hemminger
Hitler Appeals to Masses in Final Campaign Push
Adolf Hitler concludes a mass rally at the Sportpalast and predicts he will win 40 percent of the vote, up from 37 percent, as the Papen government budget predicts he will fall short of 14 million votes. Nahlstaengl adds that the masses see Hitler as a Messiah and will deliver a hard blow to Von Papen.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Junker
Franz von Papen
Hitler
von Papen
Herr Nahlstaengl
Water Works Ends Month In Red Due To Bond Payments
The city water works closed October in deficit due to interest of 14140.49 and 10000 in bonds retirement. Beginning balance 1668.90, receipts 18162.19, expenditures 33984.37, overdraft 14153.28. Water plant pumped 120630000 gallons month total, average 3891290 daily. Superintendent H F Blomquist reports extensions at the low est pump station and added rip rap protection.
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City Water Works
H. F Blomquist
Coe Homecoming Parade Scheduled Friday at 1 30 PM
Coe college gears up for a full homecoming weekend with a Friday parade at 1 30 PM starting on campus and tracing a route along First Avenue to Third Street, then up Twelfth Street to the campus. The week includes chapel services, pep rally at 7 30, theater party, bonfire, snake dance, Cee Carleton game Saturday at 2, homecoming dance 8 to 11, and a Russian music vesper to close Sunday.
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Coe College
Coe
First Avenue
First Street
Third Avenue
Twelfth Street
College
L. M. Silliman
Edgar Wykle
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Margaret Pratt
Cee- Carleton
Shrine Temple
Bandit With Prince Albert Coat Stages Robbery On NW Street
Eugene Averill reports a formal holdup on F avenue NW between Eighth and Ninth streets about 8 10 pm Wednesday. The robber wore a Prince Albert overcoat, took two one dollar bills, and fled after a short chase toward the North Western bridge. The suspect is described as about 5 feet 9 inches, 140 pounds, 36 years old. Paul H Helming reports a diamond ring stolen from a safe in his Avenue NE room.
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Eugene Averill
Eighth Street
F Avenue NW
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Prince Albert
Averill
North Western Bridge
Paul H Helming
Avenue NE
Skies Clear Then Wintry Weather Returns
Cedar Rapids experienced a mixed sky with sun and clouds as wintry air lingered. Overnight temperatures were around 32 to 33 degrees with a light rise to the mid thirties by mid morning, then reaching near 50 by afternoon as skies cleared.
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Cedar Rapids
Nicoll to Speak on Growth of Melodrama at Cornell
Allardyce Nicoll sponsor lecture at Cornell College in Mount Vernon on Friday at 8 p.m. The English literature professor from King's College London has authored more than twenty books on theatre and has lectured at Yale and in New York City.
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Mount Vernon
Allardyce Nicoll
Cornell College
Nicoll
King's College, University of London
Yale University
New York City
Grocery Robbery Reported at Fiedler's Store in Marion
Thieves entered Fiedler's grocery through a rear cellar door between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and stole nine or ten dollars from the cash register. Paul Fiedler, the manager, reported the loss. Policeman Ed Starry investigated and no clues were obtained.
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Fiedler
Paul Fiedler
Ed Starry
Gangsters Cringe At Name Of Judge In Chicago Court
Six Capone-era leaders appeared before Chief Justice John J. Prystalski and sought habeas corpus relief. They balked when the hearing was moved to Judge Rudolph Desort, then withdrew their petitions and were sent back to cells. Names include Phil D'Andrea Frankie Rio Paul Ricca and others.
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Chicago
INS
al Capone
John J. Prystalski
Detective Bureau
Desart
Lingle
Phil D'Andrea
Capone
Frankie Rio
Philadelphia
Paul Ricca
Accused Of Attempt To Buy Testimony In Gangster Trial
In St Paul a man was arrested and warrants issued for two more as County Attorney M F Kinkead charged an attempt to buy perjured testimony in the murder case of George Young and Joseph Schaefer. The pair face charges for the fatal shooting of Abe Loeb and other related killings during a July gang outbreak near a street corner. Walter Kaiser, cafe operator, confessed he was the go between in efforts to obtain the false testimony.
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Union County
New Jersey
Walter Kaiser
Kinkead
Gage Mentioned for President of Iowa Teachers Assn
Dr. Harry M. Gage president of Coe College Cedar Rapids Arthur BE Bennett of Upper Iowa University and I H Hart of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls were named as probable next president of the Iowa State Teachers association Resolutions at the annual convention endorsed temperance work and called for changes in the state's taxing system.
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Des Moines
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Be, Bennett
Upper Iowa University
I. H. Hart
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers Association
Bagley Publisher Nominated for State Legislature Seat
R Arno Peet 28 of Bagley was nominated Thursday for state representative to fill the Republican vacancy caused by the death of Owen Hawkins. Peet, former Coe College student, publishes the Bagley Gazette. His wife is daughter of Henry Helbig of 1932 Grande Avenue SE.
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Guthrie Center
R. Arno Peet
Bagley
Owen C. Hawkins
Mr. Peet
Coe College
Mrs. Peet
Henry Helbig
Grande Avenue SE
Runaway Canadian Reunited With Dad
Ross N. McDiarmid, a 14 year old who ran away from Winnipeg to tour the United States, was reunited with his father John S. McDiarmid minister of mines and natural resources of Manitoba in Cleveland after 12 days apart. The father and son shared a light moment as photographers captured the reunion.
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Cleveland
Ross N. McDiarmid
John S. McDiarmid
McDiarmid
Birth announced for Barnes family daughter born in St Luke's
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H Barnes at 1006 Seventeenth Street NE a daughter arrived at St Luke's hospital on October 30.
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W. H Barnes
Seventeenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
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Mount Vers
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Sixth Avenue
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Reading
Ora Crowner
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Miss Sheehan
Yocom Funeral Home
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Marie Hayes
Methodist Sunday School
Goodwill Township
Iowa Electric Light and Power
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Gage
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