Hog Market Sags as Chicago Receipts Surge
Chicago AP dispatch reports hog receipts Tuesday far surpassed Monday, pushing prices down with most hogs and sows selling weak to 10 cents lower while light hogs held steady. Cattle stayed fully steady despite poorer killing quality as 8,000 head filled packers' needs. yearlings topped at 10.40 and steer carcasses at 9 to 16 cents per pound. Farmers' September livestock receipts totaled 798,765 head with payouts around 24.19 million dollars, hog returns 5.245 million and cattle feeders 16.818 million, the largest cattle fund this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report Receipts and Prices
Hog receipts 15000 with 2000 direct. top 10.40, bulk 10.15 to 10.40 for 190-249 lbs. sows 9.15 to 9.40. Cattle receipts 8000, calves 2000. best yearlings 10.40, weighty steers 9.85, beef cows 10 to 15 cents lower. bulls up to 11.00. Sheep receipts 9000. fat lambs 25 cents lower, best Westerns 8.75, bulk 8.40 to 8.50. ewes 2.50 to 3.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
OMAHA
U. S S. Dept. Agriculture
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts and Prices Reported
Omaha market notes from AP show hog receipts 6500 steady to 25 cents lower with various weight brackets. calf and cattle classes listed with ranges for steers yearlings cows and bulls. sheep lamb receipts around 11000 with lamb prices noted as low and weak to 25 cents lower.
Des Moines Hog Receipts and Liveweight Quotes
U S Department of Agriculture data show combined hog receipts at 21 confinement yards and 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaling 10 700 for the 24 hours ending Tuesday 8 am. Compared with 8 600 a week ago and 5 500 a year ago. Trade was steady to slightly lower with slow activity and some heavier loads. Quotes list pennings by weight class with prices per cwt ranging from 7 35 to 10 20 for various weight categories and packing sow ranges 8 50 to 9 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Cattle Receipts Steady with Mixed Grading at St Paul Market
Cattle receipts 2,800 at St Paul Livestock South St Paul show fed steers and heifers scarce and steady. Grass heifers dull, cows steady, bulls unchanged. Stockers and feeders mostly steady. Prices ranged from 4.00 to 9.50 per hundredweight with better grades from 8.00 to 9.25 for fed heifers and 4.25 to 5.25 for common grass butchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
U. S. Dept Agriculture
Market Cattle and Sheep Prices Dip in Monday Decline
Cattle receipts 10 500 with strong demand yet supplies steady to up to ten cents higher. Desirable dealer calves 7 50 to 8 50, top small lots 10 10, weights 190 to 250 listed at 9 75 to 10 00. Fat lambs weak with undertone down, bulk fat lambs 8 50, feeding lambs 5 85 to 7 00. Sheep receipts 7 000, mainly natives and Dakotas, 8 000 holdovers, no fat lamb sales.
Iowa Hog Prices Reflect Regional Variations
Hogs in Mason City show steady to light gains across weight brackets with 140-150 lb ranges at 6.75 to 7.05 dollars and 350-425 lb lines around 8.10 to 8.40 dollars. Ottumwa reports steady to 10 cent declines in many categories, listing 140-150 lb at 7.25 to 7.55 dollars and 500-550 lb at 7.70 to 8.00 dollars.
Austin Hog Market Hogs Decline Five Cents Per Pound
Austin Minnesota prices show hogs five cents lower with ranges for 180-200 pounds at 9.15 to 9.45, 200-270 pounds 9.55 to 9.85, 270-290 pounds 9.30 to 9.60, 290-325 pounds 9.10 to 9.40, 325-350 pounds 8.80 to 9.10, and packing sows 275-550 pounds at 7.40 to 8.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Wilson's
Good Packers
Hogs and cattle markets soften after price drop
Hogs are weaker on the local market after a 10 cent drop across all grades on Wednesday. The top hog price falls to 9.95 as cattle prices also retreat.
Sheep and Cattle Market Prices From Local Market Report
The market lists sheep at 140-190 lbs for around $8.00 and cattle with choice steers at 1100 lbs and up between $8.50 and $9.25. Reports show various weights for yearlings and cows with ranges from $3.50 to $8.50 for different grades, reflecting late market activity and quality categories.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Grain and Produce
The Cedar Rapids listing shows mixed prices for grain such as wheat at 1.05 to 1.10 and corn at 1.70 per 100 pounds, along with oats rye barley and soybeans. It also lists hay straw poultry eggs wholesale fruits vegetables and various hides with prices and unit measures across categories.
Sugar Market Mixed as Raw Gains and Futures Dip
Raw sugar rose five points to 3.40 in New York. Futures for November fell 2.50 to 2.47 and March slid 2.44 to 2.41, while refined sugar held at 4.75.
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New York
Flour Market Report from Minneapolis AP
Flour carload lots per barrel in eight pound cotton sacks remain unchanged. Family patent grades hold at 7.30 to 7.50 dollars, standard patents at 6.85 to 7.05. Shipments total 20,802. Pure bran at 23.50 to 24.00, standard middlings 25.50 to 26.00.
Wool Market in Boston Sees Slow Trade on Tuesday
U S Dept of Agriculture notes limited activity in the Boston wool market. Territory wools in original bags showed calls around 57 to 87 cents scoured. Graded fine staple territory wools sold 88 to 90 cents. Fine Ohio Delaine wools brought 35 to 36 cents in grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S. Dept. Agriculture
Territory
Foreign exchange rates across nations and cities
New York AP reports mixed demand in cents for global currencies. Rates listed include Great Britain 9042, France 4.6755, Italy 5.2642, Germany free 40.20, Switzerland 23.05, Japan Tokyo 28.68, Hong Kong 30.69, Mexico City 27.88, and others with various nominal or travel quotes.
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Foreign Exchange
NEW York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
J. E. Bennett & Co
W.H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hiram Walker
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
Alaska Juneau
Hudson Mtrs
Allegheny Corpn
Hupp Motors
Allied Chem
Ills Central
Allied Stores
Indus Rayon
Allis Chalmers
Inspiration
Aine Gan Hebe
Ne Bane
Hs Amn Car & Fdy
Loews
Loose Wiles
Anaconda
Lorillard P
Louisville
G&e
Eas
McKesson_Rob
Armour Am
Marshall
Eae
Ae Atchison T SF
Mathieson
Atlantic
May
Dept Oe
Auburn Auto
Miami Copper
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Minn Moline
Balto Ohio
Kans Tex
Barnsdall ‘A
Monsanto
Beatrice Cry
Ace
Canada
Packard Motors
Patino Mines
Ches Corp
Pierce Pet
Piltsbury
cGw
Pittsbah
Plymouth Oil
Svc
Chrysler Motor
Pulterns Gap
Cities Services
Race Corte
Fee News
Keith
Col. Palmolive
Reading
Colo Fuelas, Rem_Rand
Col Carbon
Foe Corp 2Hta Crucible Steel
Cudahy Pke
Calif
Curtis Wright
Ind
Curtis W
Stand NJ
Deere & Co
Frisco Ave
Power Ty
Johns Manville
Amn Intl Corp
Kans City
Kayser, Julius
Amn
Kennecott Cor
Amn Rad
Kresge
Amn Roll Mills
Kroger G & B
Amn Smelting
Lambert
Amn Steel Fdys
Lehigh Valley
Amn Sug Rfe
Lehn & Fink
Amn Tel
Libby Owens
Amn Teb
Byers AM
Ohio Oil
Cal Hecla
Otis Eley
Camp Wyant
Owens Nh
Cerro de Pasco
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodge
Ches and Ohio
Phillips Pet
Stone Webster
Douglas Air
Studebaker
Du_ Pont de
Tex Corp
Een Ees
Tex Gulf S
Elec Boat
Timken Det
Elec Pow. & L
Timken RB
Elec
Bond & S
Trans-America
Pediten
Fox Film
Ford England
Foster
Uni Aircraft
Freeport Tex
Air Lines
Amn Ton
Uni Corp'n
S Steel
Vanadium
Gitetes
Walworth
Gimbel Bros
Warner Bros
Glidden Co
Wes'n
Pearyid
Ios Caophel Ss - Civiks
Ios Caophel Ss - Civiks) U Weeawe
Oh Goodyear
White Motors
Wieneevee
Ri Granby Copper
Woolworth
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Helleman” Am
Anamosa selects new Wapsi High Herald editors
Dorothy Miller is named editor for the school year at the Wapsi High Herald. Assistant editor is Julia DuMont. Sports editors are Warren Kellogg and Henry Scheer. Music editors are Louise LaChapelle and Har riett Lanner. Kathryn Mc Crea handles humor, Lois Herr features, Rowena Gordon personals, with Gordon and La Chapelle responsible for grades.
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Anamosa
Dorothy Miller
Wapsi High Herald
Julia DuMont
Warren Kellogg
Henry Scheer
Louise LaChapelle
Harriett Lanner
Kathryn McCrea
Lois Herr
Rowena Gordon
Louise la Chapelle
Canadian Export Purchases Lift Wheat Prices
Wheat prices rose with reports of Canadian purchases totaling about 2,000,000 bushels. Liverpool October wheat futures touched their highest since 1930 as domestic flour stocks appeared tight. Wheat closed firmer with December at 1.1414 38 and May at 1.1234 38, corn and oats also advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago cash provisions report summary
Chicago AP notes mixed grain and feed prices with wheat at 1.1834 for No 2 hard and corn around 1.08 for No 1 yellow. Soybeans No 2 yellow 1.20, timothy and clover seed values listed, lard prices stated. Market quotes reflect lake billing and nominal sales figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rail bonds lead market as gains offset slower activity
Buying orders for speculative railroad bonds dominated the market on Tuesday while U S government loans slipped slightly with few transactions. Frisco 42s St Paul 5s and Allegheny 5s posted gains of a half point or more as New Haven 6s rose moderately. International Hydro Electric 6s and related Abitibi 5s and International Telephone 5s advanced, with Hydro Electric reaching new highs for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
Frisco
St. Paul
Allegheny
New Haven
International Hydro Electric
Abitibi
J. I. Case
Deere
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Rolling Mill
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
Caterpillar Tractor
Consolidated Edison
International Paper and Power
National Distillers
American Telephone
Western Union
North American
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Northen Pacific
Anaconda
Kennecott and
Loews
U S Bonds Close With Varied Treasury Prices
U S bonds closed with severalTreasury issues trading at varied prices The 4s 47-52 traded near 119 The 4s 44-54 around 114 5 The 39-40-43 June near 108 4 The 6s 43-47 at 109 6 The 3s 46-49 around 107 2 And the 3s 51-55 about 104 31.
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U. S
NEW York
U.S
Treasury
Markets Chronicle Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts
AP reports Chicago market activity with butter receipts at 8 848 unsettled creamery and extra firsts price ranges. Eggs receipts 4 523 firm prices. Poultry movement steady with detailed price changes for hens, Leghorn hens, Plymouth Rock, White Rock, broilers, turkeys, ducks, geese. Potatoes receipts 67 on track with U S shipments 741 and weak demand. prices listed for multiple regional varieties and quality grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
U. S
Idaho
Russet Burbanks
Washington
Colorado McClures U.S
Brown Beauties
Nebraska Bliss
Wisconsin Cobblers
Michigan Cobblers
Minnesota Cobblers
North Dakota
New York Produce Prices Lead Dairy and Poultry Markets
New York AP reports weaker butter receipts at 12 640 and firmer creamery prices for extra and firsts with mixed scores. Cheese offerings total 406 541 steady. Eggs receipts 16 587 firm with color varied and standards at 29 cents. Live poultry steady by freight with Rocks at 18 19 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Produce Futures Report Summary
Butter futures close with storage standards for Nov 30 and Dec 31 as Chicago AP notes. Eye futures show refrigerator standards for Oct 25 and Nov 26 and Dec 26. Idaho Russets potato futures list Oct price at $1.90 and Jan at $2.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Youth Held For Driving Car Without Consent Of Owner
Clifford Harrelson 18 of 311 Nineteenth Ave SW was arrested at 10 am Tuesday and will be charged with operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. He is believed tied to a car theft from L R Olney on Sept 18. Accomplices Robert Suchomel 14 and Loren Amspeker 16 were arrested and charged with larceny of an automobile.
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Clifford Harrelson
Nineteenth Avenue
Earl Stanley
Harrelson
Stanley
L. R. Olney
Sixteenth Avenue
Robert Suchomel
Third Street
Loren Amspeker
Fourteenth Avenue
Olney
Springville
Suchomel
Amspeker
Hie
Manney
Browder Threatens Return To Terre Haute For Speech
Earl Browder the communist presidential nominee says he will return to Terre Haute Indiana late this month for an unscheduled public speech and would defy police to jail him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browder
Terre Haute
Hartford, Conn
Earl Browder
Ind
Texas History Collector Austin Man Builds 1000-Book Library
Frank Caldwell a traveling salesman from Austin Texas has assembled a library of about one thousand Texas history books over twenty five years. The vast collection covers early settlements state politics and notable figures offering rich resources for researchers and enthusiasts alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Caldwell
Austin
Tex
Texas
Marion Woman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Herman C Fuhrman longtime Marion resident died Tuesday morning after a lengthy illness. Born Anna Marie Draeger in Milwaukee March 10 1871 she was the youngest of a large family and wed Herman C Fuhrman in 1890. Survived by husband two sons George in the Philippine Islands and August W of California and daughter Mrs Earl Cone funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Yocom chapel with Rev E T Gough officiating. Burial in Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C. Fuhrman
Marion
Anna Marie Draeger
Christian and
Henrietta Draeger
Milwaukee
Herbert
George
August
Anna
Fuhrman
Philippine Islands
August W
California
Earl Cone
Yocom Chapel
E. T. Gough
Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Methodist women divisions plan Wednesday gatherings
The Sunshine division holds a picnic at Mrs. C. R. Creglow’s near Marion with rags to sew. Misses Emma Retta and Belle Courtney host the Gleaners at 2 30. Endeavor picnics at Mrs. J. C. Vernon’s Springville. Loyal division meets at Mrs. Fred Holsinger for a Kensington. Rich Keystone basket winners host a picnic luncheon at Mrs. Frank Gray’s. Rainbow division picnics at 2 30 with Mrs. Ina Dye Minor and others. Comforter division meets at 1 00 for a picnic at Mrs. Howard M. Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Sunshine Division
C. R. Creglow
Marion
Wilbur Shaffer
Althea Seager
Louis Mekota
Emma, Retta
Belle Courtney
Endeavor Division
J. C. Vernon
Springville
Fred Holsinger
Kensington
Marvin Edison
Herbert Kullander
Owen Turner
Keystone
Frank Gray
Robert Oxley
Ina Dye Minor
C. W. Biggs
Harry Horn
Howard M. Titus
Linn County Veterans to Meet Oct 14 in Memorial Hall
Eugene Allen of Cedar Rapids plans Linn County Veterans association meeting for October 14 at Memorial hall in Marion. Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps will serve dinner and invites all Comrades and widows of Civil War veterans. Carl Hendrickson of Cedar Rapids to speak. Allen is county commander. Prairie Chapel chicken supper noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Allen
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Linn County Veterans Association
Memorial Hall
Robert Mitchell
Milroy Announces Republican Rally at Turner Hall Keystone
Keystone official James H. Milroy says a Republican rally will be held in Turner hall Keystone Thursday evening. George Studt will preside and the main address will be given by Carl Lambach, Davenport attorney, at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
James H. Milroy
Third District
Turner Hall
George Studt
Carl Lambach
Davenport
Youth Conference At Center Point Aims To Engage 15 24
Mrs. Fred Liddle of Marion leads the older youth conference at Center Point Evangelical Church with Doris Snyder presiding morning session opens 8 30. Registration 60 cents includes banquet at six. Speakers include Rev J Renwick McCullough Rev I E Linkletter Rev Nelson Dreier director O G Herbrecht principal speaker What Seekest Thou. Afternoon speaker Rev Blaine Hyten. Banquet theme Youth's Journey and the Quest. Prizes for largest delegation. Also notes local club meetings and visits with Marion and Cedar Rapids participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Liddle
Marion
Young People’s
Linn County Council of Religious Education
Evangelical Church
Center Point
Liddle
Doris Snyder
Cedar Rapids
J. Renwick McCullough
Ralph Hall Collis
I. E. Linkletter
Nelson C. Dreier
O. G. Herbrecht
Des Moines
Blaine Hyten
Elmerine Davis
Trevelyn White
Birthday Celebration and Club Activities Report
A birthday party featured yellow and white cake with paper hats and candy favors. Local social items note various members and upcoming meetings including Entre Nous tea at Fleming Tea shop Cedar Rapids and several church and club events with chairs and hosts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Nancy
Barbara Miller
Barbara
Earl Crawford
Anna Jean Forbes
Beverly Lutz
Joanne Crew
Junior Parker
Betty Lou Thompson
June
Galen Decious
Theresa Moffatt
Michael
Agnes Mullaly
George Clark
Bobby
Jean Mullaly
Fleming
Cedar Rapids
R. Lee Taylor
Ad Line Sizes Listed in Various Line Configurations
The note lists line length options from 1.35 to 7 lines and 1.20 to 3.36. It appears to specify ad sizing standards across several formats.
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INS
Kansas City
St. Joseph
See
Eveland
Xtoo
Omaha Livestock
James E.bennett
Natl Bank Dia
THE
Associated Press
Mason City
Wilson & CO
Dial
Gace
Dodstono
Adessis
el Tel Aan Bree
Ile Lesa
Federal Farm Mtg. Home Owners Loan
Muninsinal
Nk Tawa Deimoare Daas Iss
W.D. Hanna
Investment Securi Sank Building
Iond Public Utility Industrial
Manruau
Gre Brothers & Co
Wrey
Tional Bank
Wall St
Marion News
Plans Veterans’ Meeting
Prairie Chapel
A. G. Beckman
Fourteenth Street
Tennyson Club
Emma Klein
Enoch Arden
Harold Phillips
H. G. Millen
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. J. Esgate
Subway Cafe
Bertha H. Shambaugh
E. W. McKean
Cary Club
E. W. Griffiths
Alice Phelps
J. J. Booth
Richard Haines
Minneapolis
Atkins
Atkins Baseball Club
Presbyterian Church
Jess Risch
H. C. Keiper
M. W. Schirm
Julius Schanbacher
Elizabeth Moeller
Jake Lieb
John Lieb
Carl Matter
Elmer Schueler
William Summer
Harry McMurray
George Krug
Louis
Elva Gerhold
Dean Rinderknecht
W. F. Risch
George Silha
Shirley McCorkle
Palo
W. J. Beatty
Eleanor and
Grace Beatty
J. H. Rinderknecht
S. M. Coon
William Schminke
W. G. Koehn
C. W. Haerther
Iva Dunn
Orvie Risdal
Eda Rinderknecht
Adeliza Daniels
Congregational Church
F. A. Peterson
Emma Kendall
T. Murray
Diana Fret Club
Christian Church
Family Fellowship
Baptist Church
Patmos Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
John Schultz
Storm Lake
O. G. Emerick
Agnes
Perry
George Strong
Theristmal Club
O. O. P. Club
I Am the Fox
F. S. Skinner
LeRoy Barber
Harold Mullaly
Jean
Mrs
Marion Chapter
Lorraine
Loren Inman
Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
Margaret Leming
Townsend Club
H. B. Elliott
Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Schultz. Antonie
T. B. Hrubacek
Janeba and
Brosh
Schultz Family
St. SW
St. NW
St. SE
Garfield Dist
Ginsberg
Lll
First Ave. SE
Katz Loan CO
3Rd Ave
Schultz
ALWA
Workman
Ted the Hatter
Ramonecanae
Montrose Hotel
Charlie
Charlie's
12Th St
1St Ave
Cromer Nursing Home
Lone Tree
Udga
Richards Riana
Richards College Pharmacy
Waterloo
Waverly
Brandon
Kenwood
Andrew Carb
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Morley
1St St. SW
R Knitting Co
2Nd St
ULATE
Barrett
Wm. R. H. Cooke
Deale
Roofing ‘Co
C. C. Batman
6Th St. SW
Economy Rug Co
D's
Lot Kraut
Russell’s Cutlery
Washington Ave
Kasota Bldg
Minneapoli
Miss Mead
Montrose
Gaz
Scrive
Magnus Hotel
Muscatine
Gazette Wood Choppers
Florida
Selby
Hetel Roosevelt
Vis
National Corporation
Clinton
Fayette Townships
Gazett
Mr. Kral
Drexel Service Company
MAY Drug CO
Uchy Bea
16Th Ave
Mary Beauty Shop
Paramount
Mareline, Permanents
Peacock
3rd _ St
Helene Oe
Mene i
2Nd Ave
Dation H
Kennedy
Vogue
E Gorman Beauty Shop
Shampo
F.w
Cinderella
Paris Academy OF Beauty
3Rd St
Same Vh
NEW Process Laundry
Zoric Cleaners
Viking
Hall
Cedar Pare
Black North Shrine
Abrams
JOE Navratil’s
St. S
9Th St. S
Cedar View
Ist St
Hallwood
Mario
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