Hog Prices Fall as Demand Slows at Chicago Markets
Chicago stockyards see slower hog demand with prices dropping about 10 cents. Slaughter pigs around 250 to 325 pounds fetch 5.00 to 58.00 per cwt, feeders down, good sows around 46.5 to 47.5, lamb and sheep receipts noted, with some regions posting firmer prices for select classes. Reports from AP indicate mixed bids across major terminals, including Cleveland and East Buffalo, while Omaha and Des Moines listings show varied results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Low East
Bulista
St Lous Reld
Lisght
United Supr Oes
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Ais Amt
East St Louis
Salus
Omana Livestock
OMAHA
USS
Dept — Agriculturer
Strona
Reid
Bert Vane
Inflation Rumors Lift Grain Prices on Chicago Board Trade
Speculation over inflation fueled a broad advance in grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat rose 2 to 3.5 cents, December contracts up over a dime, with oats and corn showing smaller gains amid buying from commission houses and bullish government data. Cash prices strengthened, receipts noted, and outside interest broadened as markets eyed holiday positioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of’ Trade
Poston
Columbus
Imis Laverpaal
Washington
Local Porkers Drop 15 Cents on Hogs Market
Hogs weakened on the local market with a 15 cent drop in all grades. Good top now 5.60 and packers top 4.84 with Sinclair Hog Market listing detailed truck hog prices by weight, plus calf and cattle market notes and price ranges for lambs and grass cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molves Sc
Omer
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Trehoier
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Trade List Placeholder
Grain and produce items listed including wheat oats vegetables and fruits with prices. Cured hides leather and related goods appear among miscellaneous offerings. Prices shown in cents per unit or per pound for several commodities.
Receipts and Market Notes Across Markets and Prices
Market summaries show mixed receipts and pricing signals across COAG PHODEC CHICAGO AP ELTILE and related exchanges. Prices for russets and whites drift with freight and supply signals, while special packs and colors influence fresh produce notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coag Phodec
Chicago
Mrader Cera
Prachi
Wall Street Stocks Rise With Broad Market Gains
New York reports a broad stock advance with gains across most sectors as metals led with Homestake up sharply and U S Smelting and Cerro de Pasco climbing. Trading volume surpassed 1.4 million shares while several major names including American Tobacco General Motors and Santa Fe posted 1 to 2 point increases amid inflationary market mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homestake
U. S
American Tobacco B
Cerro de Pasco
American Smelting
American Telephone
General Motors
Santa Fe
Columbus
Whee U SS
Cerrane Paseo
Howe Sound
Ameccan
Metrory
Union Pacific
Os Stee
Chrysler
du Pont
Consoliaates Gas
Case
Loew's
Caumban Carbon
Macy
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
N. 3
Grain Movement Quotations and Wheat Receipts ThURSDAY
Grain movement quotations from Adams Express to Allied Chem and others. Wheat receipts and shipments listed across Chicago Minneapolis Kansas City and St Louis with prices, tonnage, and various stock and commodity quotes. The report shows bids for Am Can Am Reed L and W, Phelps Dodge, and United States Steel among many firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E Bennett & Co
W. Ht. Juma
Mrcacer
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Ainees Ren
Ste Gere
Betasxa Juneau
Yous Allegheny Corp
Allied Chem
A& Tel
Allis Chalmers
Johns Manville
Amerads Corp
Kans City
Sou
Am Can
Kayser
Julius
Am Car & Fay
Kelly
Kelvinator Veld Am Gals
Oo Kresee
Am Metals
Prones
SG & B
Stenigh Valley
Rad
Roll Mills
Eipye Livers
Gare Am Smelting
Gaybonic
Steel
Fdys
Loews. Inc
Lorillard
Louville G
Wat
McKeesport
McKesson
Marshall
Ark Nat Gas
Mathieson Aik
Assd
May Dept
Dts
Atchison
Maytag
Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Kans Tex
Aviation Coronaby Monsanto Oo
Baldwin Loco
Mont Ward Han Balto & Ohio
Motor Wheel
Barnsdall A
Murray Carp
Beatrice Cry
Nash Motors
Bendix Ayn
Natl Biscuit
Hest & Co
Dale Burroughs Adz
Ohio
Olta Byers
Otis Elevalde Cal Pk
Owens Till
Cal & Heelan
Otis Steel
Canada Dry
Utah Case Threech
Patino Mines
Chro & NW
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler Mtr
Spullmoon Co
City Ice
Wadio Coron
Col Palmolive
Staeal
Gomw South
Es¢Ars Roebuck
Congoleum
Hattuck
Gars
Shellmon
Chicago
North
Consol
Simmons Co
Gont
Motors
Diderha
Haliday
Minneanese
Houday Corn Products
Eas Soure
Chiaco
Nsou
Houday Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
Cub Amn
Joe Bera
Gudahy
Chicago Deere and Co
la Dome Mines
Frisco
Dunhill
Stew Warner Ga
Minneapolis du Pont den
Stone Webster
Eastman Rod
Studebaker
Corna
Eaton Mis
Stutz Motors
Kansas City
Elec
Thompson Sir
Erie RR
Tidewater Bly
Ins Trans
Unt Gas Co
Gen Ry
Tiny Gang
Gazette Sor
Gimbel Brossary
Goodrich
Goodyear
Buboy
Cotham
Graham
Warner Bros
Marvid
Union
Westghouse
Hiram Walker
Pease AB
Momesmake
White Rock
Houston
Wilson & Co
Howe Sand
Woolworth
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
S&t
Libby McNeil
Bendix
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Summary
Minneapolis cased grain prices show mixed cash and futures with wheat and corn steady to higher. Reports list No 2 hard red winter wheat, No 2 yellow corn, No 2 white oats and various protein values, with prices for barley timothy seed and clover seed. forecasts indicate slight shifts in futures and cash sales.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Iain
Montana
May
Foreign exchange and commodity market notes from New York
AP report lists currency quotes for major and minor currencies with bid figures and cross rates. It notes sugar futures higher and refined sugar steady, plus Chicago futures prices for metals and products with brief storage and refrigeration references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Market Summary Shows Mixed Movement In New York
New York bonds closed in a firm zone with Treasury issues weakening slightly and industrials showing hesitation. Railroads led corporate listings with Daluymore, Ohio 428, Missouri Pacific, and Nickel Plate among notable moves. strong performers included American and Foreign Power Ss and International Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Te St
US Treasury
Roosevelt
Daluymore
Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Ss and
International Telephone
American Telephone
Consolidated
Gnns
Enock Arden Case Reopened in Roumania Tragedy Fedor Tofei
Roumania resumes Roumanian Soviet frontier contact, bringing back Enock Ardens and ex soldiers. Fedor Tofei returns home after eighteen years in exile, finds wife with another man, loses farm, and kills himself after writing a note. Police learn the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
INS
Enoch Ardens
Roumania
Russia
Fedor Tofei
Fedor
Maria
Tofei
Four Die in Iowa Train Wreck Near Guttenberg
A Milwaukee Road wreck on a track section near the Mississippi River at Guttenberg Iowa killed four people. Local No 35 from Savanna Illinois to La Crosse Wisconsin derailed and left rails torn for 30 feet. Victims included Beyer E B Rohmberg and William Palmer. Coroner Leslie Delke and railroad officials opened investigations as a relief train and ambulances moved to the scene.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Clayton County
Leslie Delke
Ruprecht
Savanna
la Crosse
Wis
Dubuque
Strazinsky
Mann
Mississippi River
Chicago
Guttenberg
Iowa
Milwaukee Road
L. F Donnell
Community Chest Fund Reaches Forty Four Thousand
The Community Chest total climbs to 44008 as pledges roll in from multiple divisions. A mind reader act featuring Ted Sealy is noted along with a quartet performance led by Ronald Rawson John Leonard Edward Corny and Lester Johnson. Howard R. Green chairs the drive with pledges listed by division.
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Ted Sealy
Arit Shepherd
Ronald Rawson
John Leonard
Edward Corny
Lester Johnson
Lester Thompson
Howard R. Green
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Court Rules Any Beer That Looks Like Beer Is Illegal
In a Georgia Court of Appeals ruling, possession of beer alleged to contain 32 percent alcohol was upheld as illegal. The court held that any malt beverage that looks like or is used as a substitute for beer is banned even if its potency is unknown. The decision rejects the defendants’ claim that 32 beer could not be intoxicating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ins
Georgia
Court of Appeals
Court House News on Linn County Tax Service Adjustments
The Iowa Tax Service investigation in Linn County aims to place unlisted property on the tax rolls with collections totaling 54504.43 under R. C. Coutts. Several claims involving substantial liabilities are being adjusted and total payments are expected to reach between 65000 and 70000 within six weeks. Coutts refused to disclose individual payment identities or amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Iowa Tax Service
R. C. Coutts
Coutts
Jury in Roberdee Case Discharged After Hazy Verdict
A Cedar Rapids jury of eleven women and one man failed to reach a verdict in the case against C. B. Roberdee, operator of a Cedar Rapids cigar store and pool hall. The court discharged the jury after more than twenty three hours of deliberation following a raid by state and federal agents at 312 Second Avenue SE on July 12. Roberdee pled not guilty on July 13 and posted a $500 bond. Trial before Judge H C Ring began Monday.
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C. B. Roberdee
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Roberdece
Roberdec
Second Avenue SE
Judge Ring
Green Pleads Not Guilty To Larceny
Paul Green aged 26 of 521 F avenue NW faced district court on a larceny charge filed by County Attorney G. K. Thompson. He pled not guilty before Judge A. B. Clark with $1,000 bond after police arrested him Wednesday night. The alleged theft occurred at Crawford Tractor company on Sept 24 when a post drill was taken after breaking a window. Police later recovered the drill and said Green sold it for $20. A prior district court record shows a 1932 sentence for a west side drug store breakin, parole followed.
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Paul Green
F Avenue NW
G. K. Thompson
A. B. Clark
Green
Crawford Tractor Company
6000 Avenue NW
Henry A. Stearns
John T. Moffit
West Side
Equity Case Assignments In District Court
Judge F O Ellison orders equity case assignments in district court listing cases from October 12 to October 19 including Walker vs Warrison Phelps vs Tanner and other motions. Clyde Perrigo charged with operating a motor vehicle without owner’s consent sentenced to six months county jail. commitment withheld pending further orders. True information filed by County Attorney G K Thompson.
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F O. Ellison
Walker
Warrison
Nagle Eaton Lumber Company
Bank
Turner
Turner Fisher
S. Swift Perpetual Savings and Loan
Geiger
Perpetual Savings and Loan
Barta
Powers Perpetual Savings, and Loan
Rudd
Culp
Clyde Perrigo
H C. Ring
E. L. Perrigo
G. K. Thompson
Two Divorces Granted in District Court
Eleanor Dulin 36 and Alfred Dulin 39 were granted a divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment. Eleanor received custody of two minor children, household goods, and support money. Judge A R Clark also granted Viola Davis 34 and Harold Davis 34 a divorce on cruel and inhuman grounds with custody of a minor son by stipulation.
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Eleanor Dulin
Alfred Dulin
Doris Contentos
Nick Contentos
Dorothy Pagomenos
Emanuel Pagomenos
A R Clark
H.C Ring
Viola Davis
Harold Davis
County relief to receive beef broth and rice allotments
Miss Cora Jacobs, director, announced federal surplus beef broth and rice will arrive at county relief headquarters soon. The October shipments mark the first allotments in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Jacobs
Role
Two Accomplices Arrested In Alexander King Killing Plot
Paris police detained Novak and Egon Kramer alias Ladislas Benes in a widening investigation into the assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Louis Barthou. Investigators say Kalemen, a Zagreb native, used a false passport and stayed at Paris and Aix en Provence hotels with the two men before the killings.
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Annemasse
France
Alexander of
Jugoslavia
Alexander
Paris Soir
Novack
Benes
Paris
Petrus Kalemen
Louis Barthou
Kalemen
Fontainebleau Forest
Fontainebleau
Sylvester Chalny
Nalis Nikonir
Barthou
Novak
Egon Kramer
Ladislas Benes
Marseilles
Belgrade
Prague
Zagreb
Croatia
Fiume
Moderne
Aix En Provence
Kaleman
Nikonir
Chalny
France Weighs Birth Rate Drop in Population Race
France faces depopulation fears as births fall from 682,680 in 1933 to a net gain of 21,598, sparking worry over frontiers and economy. Mussolini warns of halved French population in sixty years. The appeal cites missed marriages and state incentives amid calls to curb typhoid death rates and boost marriages.
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Paris
France
Mussolini
Europe
Italy
Raymond Poincare
Edouard Herriot
Mme
Ferdinand Foch
Themarshal
Cardinal Verdier
Hitler
Births and coffins forecast in grim demographic note
An editorial warns that at current rates, births will cap at 500 per year in a decade while coffins will outnumber cradles, signaling a grave population decline. The piece emphasizes looming social and economic strain if trends continue unchecked.
Horse Figures In Suit On Speeding Wagon
In Savannah a damage suit cites an old ordinance banning horses pulling wagons faster than a walk. Bread wagons are exempt for warm bread. George W. Altman, 75, seeks 10 000 damages from a local dairy claiming a company horse ran him down while speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
INS
George W. Altman
Woman gin operator runs cotton gin in Arkansas
Mrs. T. J. Johnson, 31, is described as the nation’s only woman cotton gin operator and superintendent on the Thompson plantation in Arkansas. She gathered sixty five bales of cotton in her first week in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horseshoe
Ark
Ins
T. J. Johnson
Thompson Plantation
Big Dance Listings and Local Entertainers in Cedar Gardens Area
A crowded page lists multiple night spots with dances and live bands across town. Destinations include C. B. Jd. Hall, Leichert Brothers, Vince's Orchestra, Joe Fisher's orchestra, Jack's Inn, Silver Palace, The Plaza, and Union Beer venues offering refreshments, food, and varied tunes tonight through Saturday. Commuters are urged to attend dances featuring Milo Aleh, Al Potter's Entertainers, Joe Navratil's, and others with admission ranging from 15 to 40 cents, plus beer and bar foods. Also notes a lost-and-found section with rewards for a blue salt cost, a black cat, keys, necklace part, groceries, rimsless glasses, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Jd. Hall
12Th Ave
Milo Aleh
Leichert Brothers
al Potter's
Eveah
Cedar Gardens
Vince's Orchestra
Cc. S. P S. Hall
Cedar Tavern
17Th St
Lulu
Pearl
Crist
Abrams Beer Parlor
Trombino
Roman Inn
Jack Swan
Silver Palace
16Th Ave. W
UNION
Plaza
Iowa String Warblers
Ellis Ine
E Ave. NW
Legion Hall
Lisbon
Iowa
Joe Fisher
Jack’s Inn
505
Ave
West
Joe's Joy Orchestra
Playboys
Joe Navratil
Rees
Center Point
Majcor Adee
Jerry
Jack's Inn
Walt Siebert
Rhythm Aces
3Rd
Bohemian Kitchen
12Th
Ola's
ACES
1St St
Harts Orchestra
Little Barrel Inn
NEW Deal
10Th St
Carly Pee Py
Elyen
Orch
Gazette
Gazette el I
Dial
10Th
Vas
Walford
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Fender
Kudo
Nepal
Moines
Austin
MR. Business
John K Vublic
Aetnaize
H. C. Burleson Agency
Merchants Nat! Bank Bldg
Veretahtes
Orances
Calfornia
Caifornia Gronefruit
S&teade
Wall St
Lamson Brothers and Co
Isbro
Harley
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Austria
Romania
Mexico City
Montreal
Liberty
Treasury
Enoch Arden
Egypt
Court House News
Roberdee
Dulins
Bulletin
Richard G. Maslock
Hig
the Gazette
United States
9Th St
Joe Marvello
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