Stronger Tone In Hog Prices Boosts Market Recovery
Official Saturday receipts show cattle 300,000? No, cattle 300. sheep 8,000. Hog prices hold around steady with top at 4.00 and bulk 3.60 to 4.00 as lighter receipts help markets recover from Thursday declines. Chicago activity moderate. Cleveland and Pittsburgh steady to lower. East St. Louis up. total markets 12,600 across cities.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
s_maere
New Drop in Grain Prices Checked by Small Rally
Chicago reports renewed demand and stop loss selling for wheat driving new lows, but a small rally due to bids and short covering limited further declines. Winnipeg steady amid hedging pressure. rye and oats weaker with deferred wheat at new lows. corn mixed with weakness in wheat. Provisions firm. cash prices mostly unchanged. Receipts total 427 cars across markets.
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Chicago
Board of ‘Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Buffalo
Chicago Live Stock Receipts and Market Report
Chicago live stock receipts show varied offerings with 10 000 head including 4 000 direct. Cattle trends mixed with strong fed steers and vealers, prices ranging from about 5 80 to 9 00 for heavy cattle and 3 00 to 7 75 for calves. Pigs and lambs listed with several weight classes and price spreads reflecting market activity.
Livestock Prices Across St Paul Auction Slump
Market report shows cattle and hog prices moving lower with limited demand. Sluggish activity noted Thursday as feeder cattle and western stock trade under pressure while buyers hold to tighter margins.
Livestock Market Prices and Supply Report
The report shows feeding and slaughter cattle stable to higher and lambs firm. Trade slow with 1,800 direct sales and 4,000 receipts. feeders comprise 35 percent. Prices: fed steers and yearlings steady to higher. bulk grass cows 2.25 to 3.00. cutter grades 1.65 to 2.25. lambs 4.75 to 5.15 for top woolies. range-fed lambs 4.15 to 4.50. ewes up to 1.75 toc.
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Dept. Agriculture
Jes Saasad
CA Iaetiee
Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed as Markets Slow
U.S. Department of Agriculture reports cattle receipts around 1 200 head with slow but steady demand. Prices show load lots at 7.60 for good long-yearling cattle, 2.50 for medium stockers, and hogs steady to slightly lower with extreme heavies at 2.25. Lamb bids include $5.00 for choice natives and $4.85 for clipped fed lambs, with Montana yearlings at 3.25.
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U. S
Choice
Montana
Complex hog market report from Iowa and Minnesota
Hog trade near steady with Thursday’s pace as slaughter and packing activity slow. Prices quoted for various weight classes range from light 140-160 lb hogs at about $2.00 to 350 lb hogs at around $3.40, with sow prices near $2.60 and lighter feeder pigs around $2.40.
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IU. &. T. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas City hogs and cattle receipts show active trading
United States Department of Agriculture market report from Kansas City notes hog receipts at 3 500 with direct sales fairly active and average price around 3 45 for sows and 275 to 500 pounds for packing hogs. Cattle receipts at 500 include calves and steers up to 1 500 pounds with varied prices and mixed quality across segments.
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs and Sheep
Receipts around 7,000 hogs with prices 3.80 to 8.50 per hundredweight and high end vealers near 6.50. Slaughter cows and bulls show mixed ranges from 2.25 to 4.06. heifers 2.50 to 7.75. Sheep receipts steady to strong with lambs 4.50 to 4.50, ewes 1.00 to 2.00. Market activity varied amid broad price spreads across weight classes.
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ST. Louis
Dept. Agriculture
Livestock Receipts Mixed at St Joseph Market
Cattle receipts around 3 000 head with hogs steady to higher in parts. top hogs $3.66 with bulk 160 250 lb at $3.40 to $3.60 and lightweights unevenly higher. Calves steady to about $7 75 for steers 1 103 lb, fed westerns $5 7 54. sheep and lambs steady with top around $5.00, bulk $4.50 to $4.75, light lighter.
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ST. Joseph
U. S
State City Best at Iowa markets 230 Ins 83
Fragmented text lists prices and items like shoes and packs with figures such as 230, 83, 2.65 to 3.20. Mentions markets in Iowa and encoded product terms, but readable facts are scattered and uncertain.
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Iowa
Esmo
Market News Chicago Produce Debuts and Prices
Market receipts across states showWisconsin Michigan and Minnesota offerings with early Ohio russets at 60 to 70 cents per cwt and Idaho russets around $1.10. Butter receipts total 6 081 with steady prices while hogs show 5 452 receipts and unsettled trade. notes on refrigerator and ice distributions appear.
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ATO
U. 8 S
Yaea Sant
Wisconsin
New York Produce Prices Mixed on Eggs and Poultry
Unclear OCR text reports egg receipts at 19 381 with mixed colors and changes. Dressed poultry remains unchanged with firmer chicken freight at 11 16 cents and fowls at 13 4 19 cents in express shipments.
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New York
Shane
Chicago Produce Futures Report Confused and Incomplete
A garbled AP item from Chicago notes egg futures and storage notes dated November in disarray. The snippet mentions Chicago futures, egg storage, and gendered terms, but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Chicago
Etrigersoe Nanditan
Flour Market Minneapolis Changes and Shipments
Minneapolis flour market reports a shipment update with 24.434 units and middlings pricing at 7 dollars 50 cents. The note reflects daily pricing shifts and product movement in the local grain trade.
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Minneapolis
Chicago cash grain prices and sample grades listed
A garbled Chicago cash grain column lists bid levels for corn and oats with various grades and moisture notes. It includes No. 2 mixed, No. 1 mixed, No. 1 yellow, No. 2 yellow, No. 3 yellow, and white oat prices with fractions of a cent. Seed prices are shown as $2.25 to $2.50 per 100 pounds.
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Chicago
Aly Werat
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices Listing
Grain prices for Cedar Rapids include Wheat 38 406 Oats 11 12c Bre 214 No 2 yellow 15c No Bas Ch nated 9.00 straw 8.00 Heavy hens lic Colored springs 5 Ibs to 10c Leghorn 6 ikas Sinee 7 8e Light hens 22 25c Roseis Woden fraite Veretables California Valencias 2.50 orniat 5.25 mons 3 18 14.00 eet potatoes 1.00 bas 2.50 bbl en pota lanas 4 14 fornia lettuce crate 2.75 cele anibantic 1.50 1.80 Delict Standards.
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Cele Anibantic
Bond Markets Hold Steady Amid Quiet Trading
Bond market continued firm on Friday with rails improving including Santa Fe Chicago Milwaukee Western and Missouri Pacific. New York Central and Pipe Line 5s remained set and firm as trading stayed quiet in the day.
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ORK
Santa Fe
Chicago
Milwaukee Western
St. Paul
Pacl
Great Porthern
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Hell Pipe Line
Fragmented Financial Quote Leads to Unclear Ledger
The readable portion shows scattered currency values and treasury figures such as 101.22 and 102.20 with references to Liberty and Shiya, plus a treasury 4 percent entry. The fragmentary OCR makes precise meaning uncertain and ties to a single financial snapshot.
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Liberty
Molasses Flood Closes Seattle Street After Tanker Crash
A Seattle street was clogged with sticky molasses after 11 barrels totaling over 809 gallons burst from a truck in a collision with a parked car. The thick syrup flowed several inches down the roadway, disrupting traffic and prompting cleanup crews to respond.
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Seattle
Market Report Lamb Quality Cited With Prices
The notes list lamb classifications by weight and quality with price ranges from 4.06 to 5.00, noting higher prices for heavier lambs and quality differences.
Wall Street Stocks Endure Sharp midday Drop Then Partial Recovery
U.S. Steel American Telephone American Can Westinghouse Johns Manville and Union Pacific led a midday U.S. stock slide of about 3 to 5 points, then rebounded 1 to 2. The market fell through mid-September resistance, selling broadened to farm goods, with Union Pacific down over 5 and many issues down 3 to 4. By the fourth hour some recovery appeared as shorts took profits amid hopes of an autumn revival.
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New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Can
Westinghouse
Johns Manville
International Harvester
Union Pacific
American Tobacco “B
Stock Market Snapshot Amid Broad Range Of Industrials
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous companies and tickers across industries from Steel to Oil and Railroads. Notable entities include Adams Express, Air Reduction, Allied Chem, Alcoa, Am Car, Caterpillar, Coca Cola, Chrysler, Radio Corp, Cities Service, and Lehigh Valley with varied percentage figures indicating price or performance shifts.
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B. Bennett & Co
Tetionel Bank
Adams Express
Als Central
Ind
Alaska
Inspiration Cen Allegheny Corp
Inti Comb Eng My Allied Chem
Inti Harv
Allis Chalmers
Inti Nickel
I M
Kresger
Kreuger & Tay Am Pow & Lt
Atch T & S&sf
Ami O
Atlantic Rfe
Auburn Auto
Mo Kans Tex
Aviation Corpn
Pac R
Baldwin Loco
Ward
Ite Ohio
Murra
Barnsdall A
Beatrice Cry
Ane
Eee Endies
Bem Bisa Tsa Co
Dair Beth
Nea Distiis Borden Co
Wat
Pow & L
la Borgee
Nevada Cop
Briggs Mfg
Brook MT
NB. H
Byers
Nor
Wes
North Am
Ohio
Otis Stee Amerada Coron
Car & Fdy
Julius
Kelvinator
Intl Corp
En Coor Am
Rad & S
Pasco
Chen Gown
Pars
Publix
Chrysler Motor
Proctor Jambel
Coca_ Cola
Bullman Cox Oa
Radio Corp
Elec i4
Radio Keith
Col Gas
BK Ac
Steel
Reyn Tob
Consol
Foreign Exchange Rates and Foreign Receipts Summary
Irregular foreign exchange quotations show varied cent values for Great Britain France and many European nations. Indicates exchange receipts and prices in Montreal Mexico City and other locations amid fluctuating rates and a crude listing of currencies and figures.
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Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Land
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spa
Portugal
Greece
Brazil
Montreal
Mexico City
Robbery Threat Near Police Station Heightens Local Fear
Police report a second recent robbery occurring in the front yard of the police station as Friday dawn broke on the neighborhood. At Horak pharmacy on First street and First avenue W robbers struck last week. Friday morning Pete Chiaros of Presto lunch on First street and Third avenue SW reported a break in. Entry was gained through a screen and broken window by the lock. Ten siete and ten cents in change and sixteen bottles of lager ale were taken. The crime was found at 5:45 a.m. by Billy Platis who had closed the lunchroom at 2:15 a.m.
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Horak
First Street
First Avenue W
Pete Chiaros
Third Avenue
Billy Platis
Walker Eyes U S Senate After New York Return
Former Mayor James J. Walker, returning from Europe aboard the Europa, hints at possible future campaign for the U S Senate rather than another run for New York mayor. He declined to discuss plans and said future steps depend on the party.
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S. 8
S. Europa
James J. Walker
New York
Europe
Europa
United States Senate
Walker
Death of John M. Rider Siddons era freemason leader
John M. Rider dies from injuries as a long time Iowa freemason official. He held roles in Apollo Commandery Knights Templar and R A M groups and was registrar of Iowa Consistory since December 1927. He served as postmaster under Cleveland and celebrated a Golden Wedding in 1928. Survived by two daughters and a grandson. Funeral at the Scottish Rite temple with Rose Croix service. burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Trowel Chapter
Palestine Council
S. M
el Kahir
Temple of the Shrine and
Home For Aged Women
First Presbyterian Church
Wilton Junction
Rider
Cleveland
J.rhoads Treichler
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Williams
Sheldon
Don Hucke
Chicago
Harry Brotherlin
Tipton
Scottish Rite
W. R. Boyd
Blue Lodge
Oak Hill Cemetery
Temple
Friends Oon
Turner Chapel
Convict Testifies Guard Offered Freedom in Trial
In Jacksonville a convict testifies that Jim Travis offered him early release if he would testify for the defense. The claim arises in the murder trial of two Florida prison camp guards charged in the sweat box death of Arthur Maillefert. The witness said the guard told him the gate was open if he cooperated.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Arthur Maillefert
Jim Travis
Pennsylvania
Building Trades Back Hoover With Unified Support
Executives of building trade unions totaling over 1,000,000 members pledged support for President Hoover’s reelection. Led by M. J. McDonough of the AFL building trades department, the delegation met at the White House last night. Members included John Coefield of the United Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters and John Frans of the Hoisting and Operating Engineers.
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Washington
Hoover
M. J. McDonough
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
White House
John Coefield
United Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters
John Rans
Former Ames Professor Heads Eastern College
Dean Hugh P. Baker, previously of the New York college of forestry at Syracuse and a former Iowa State College professor, was elected president of Massachusetts State College by the board of trustees on Thursday.
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Boston
Hugh P. Baker
New York College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Iowa State College
Ames
Massachusetts State College
Birth announcements from St. Luke's hospital
Born at St. Luke's hospital are a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill Mount Vernon on Oct. 7 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Berry Chicago on Oct. 6. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Huston at 416 B Avenue NE was born Oct. 5.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Gerald Hill
Mount Vernon
Harold G. Berry
Chicago
Robert L. Huston
Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ban dits raid Harris Brothers office. $3500 seized
Chicago police report a gang of bandits invaded Harris Brothers Construction offices on Friday afternoon. They intimidated about forty employees with pistols, seized between 3500 and 4000 dollars, and escaped.
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Chicago
Harris Brothers Construction Company
Secretary Hurley contrasts nominees in Iowa campaign tour
Secretary of War Patrick Hurley praised Hoover’s gold standard policy and the administration’s aims while challenging Democratic candidate Franklin Roosevelt to spell out positions on tariff aid and policy. He argued Roosevelt offers vague promises and fails to take firm stances on key issues.
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Iowa
Hurley
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Hoover
Elkader Hosts 5000 At Annual Dairy Day
Elkader drew about five thousand people for the towns Dairy Day featuring free barbecue music and sports. Beefs buns and music from four bands plus a drum corps filled the program with activities for families and students.
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Elkader
Elkader High School
Elkader Junior Ween
Elkader Municipal
Frank Penance
Huge Increase In High School Rolls
Washington AP reports high school enrollment rose 99.9 percent from 1920 to 1930, according to the federal Office of Education based on state statistics. This surge brought more children into daily classes across the United States.
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Washington
America
Federal Office of Education
Greta Nissen Files Divorce From Weldon Heyburn
Hollywood actress Greta Nissen seeks divorce from actor Weldon Heyburn within nine days. Attorneys said the divorce complaint was mailed to Nogales Sonora Mexico and a decree is expected by mail. The couple wed in Mexico six months ago on incompatibility.
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Hollywood
INS
Greta Nissen
Weldon Heyburn
Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Miss Nissen
Heyburn
Mexico
Orders House Built On Neighbor's Lot
Miss Agnes M. Mitchell a nurse saved funds to build a house on her Twelfth street lot. She pointed to a vacant lot where a contractor built a cottage on a neighbor’s parcel. The contractor’s lot on Tuckares street was found to have Miss Mitchell’s cottage on it. Attorneys say a lot exchange is arranged.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Agnes M. Mitchell
Twelfth Street
Necosse Ae
Tuckares Street
Collect $69,790 On Bank Checks In Iowa
DES MOINES AP The federal tax from Iowa bank checks in September totaled 69 790 50 with George W Bird assistant collector of internal revenue noting a nearly 60 percent rise in state tax collections from August 121 24366 to 139 16350 The bank tax led the month while electric energy tax brought in 38908 and other taxes varied.
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Des Moines
Iowa
George W. Bird
Internal Revenue
Bird
Ford Displays New Car At French Show
Henry Ford opens France's twenty sixth annual automobile salon by exhibiting a secret five horsepower car built to undersell European rivals. The continental design features a sloping V type radiator and gaudy colors.
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Paris
Henry Ford
America
France
Ford
Oysters Turn Salty From Potomac Dry Spell
In Leonardtown Maryland oysters from the Potomac mouth and Chesapeake Bay taste salty enough to need no seasoning when cooked. Officials attribute the high salinity to a prolonged shortage of rain reducing fresh water inflow at the river mouth.
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Leonardstown
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
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