Hog Prices Slump as Fresh Pork Demand Weakens Market
Cattle and hog receipts mixed with light fed offerings push prices down across major markets. Chicago and East Coast centers report steady to lower quotes with hogs 10-15 cents off, while Western feeds hold around market lows. Des Moines and Omaha show similar trends with lighter movement and softer bids across weight classes.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
Chicago live stock market receipts and price ranges
Hogs receipts 15 000 with direct 6000 steady with low time at Thursday 140 280 lbs top 340 3066. hogs and packing sows with varied prices. Cattle receipts 1 500 calves 590 dull market, steers 600 910 lbs 625 874. heifers 550 850 lbs 550 750. cows 300 450. veal 200 450. stockers and feeders include 500 1089 lbs 425 600. Sheep receipts 10 000 strong demand for choice lambs 10 14 cents, natives bulk 5094 580.
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ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Dept Agriculture
TNS
Vg. Mg. Oo VE. Mt
Imix. & Butchers
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Omaha
Cbricago Livestock
A &_ Dept Agriculture
Bond Market Mixed as Rail Stocks Lead Gains
New York bonds showed firm tone in parts of the session while overall prices remained uncertain. Rail issues led with gains in Allegheny 5s Baltimore and Ohio 4s Chicago and Northern 4 3 4 s and New York Central 5s with others such as Erie 5 5 Illinois Central 4 3 4 Missouri Pacific 5s and 5 25 and Nickel Plate 4 12s advancing briefly. Some higher grade rails eased slightly while International Telephone rose over a point and Postal Telegraph 5s advanced. Sinclair Oil 6 2s climbed about two points and Shell Union Oil 5s improved as the foreign market stayed quiet. Small gains appeared in some U S government bonds.
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NEW York Sap
Allegheny
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
Northern
Erie
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Southern Pacific
International
Postal
Sinclair Oil
Shell Union Ol Ss
Foreign Department
United States
NEW York
Buco
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Lackawanna
U. S. Steel Common
Preferred
Market Wrap From Bay Market Chicago and Bond Rates
The Bay Market Chicago shows receipts nominally unchanged while Liberty and Treasury bond quotes edge. Foreign exchange in New York remains steady with listed rates for Britain France Italy and other nations, alongside various regional currencies and commodities.
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Chicago
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Austria
Brazil
Montreal
Mexico City
Local Hog Prices Fall Further Across Grades
Local hog prices remain weaker with all grades down a nickel. Top quotations dip to 270 while Prime hogs range from 180 to 329 pounds. Good packers rise to 490 and premiums vary by quality. Calf and sheep markets show mixed values across weights and classifications.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Roundup
Wholesale fruits vegetables and farm items listed with varied Chicago and California produce. Prices cover lemons, Valencia oranges, cranberries, grapefruit, apples, potatoes, celery, lettuce, cabbage, and poultry products including hens roosters and veal, with per-bushel and per-pound quotes.
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Los
Leshorn
Hennery
California
Michigan
Northwest market firmness fuels grain rally on Friday
In Chicago the market firmed in northwest trades while overall sentiment turned slightly bearish. Wheat led losses yet corn moved with it as uncertainty persisted, oats and rye stayed dull, and cash prices showed small gains amid light receipts and steady to down futures.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Argentina
Broomhall
United Kingdom
Wall St. Stocks drift with modest late gains on Friday
Wall Street ended the day with a modest advance in the final hour after earlier uncertainty. U. S. Steel climbed near 2 points as several names gained 2 to 3 points while heavy volume remained light and investors weighed reserves, gold inflows, and the potential autumn upturn amid mixed technical signals.
Grain Movement Update from Chicago and Minneapolis Auctions
The report lists cash grain quotes for wheat corn and rye from Chicago and Minneapolis with varying grades and prices. It notes No 2 red wheat around 46 cents and No 2 yellow near 23 24 cents, with additional prices for mixed and white varieties and a rye and barley snapshot. In Minneapolis receipts total 135 cars with quotes for dark northern and amber durum, alongside durum and red durum values and corn and oats pricing figures.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Casit Grain
AP - Wheat
Iear Aga
Montana
Northwest
Duluth Minneapolis
ST Louis
Kansas
Chicago Markets See Mixed Livestock Produce and Futures
Local receipts show 45 tricks of weak hens and 35c tom turkeys with varied poultry prices. Potatoes steady with 422 shipments. eggs firm with mixed rates. butter and sugar futures move with refined price shifts as Chicago commodity markets report ongoing price activity.
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Chicago
AP Poultry
Rock Springs
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ohio
Idaho
Extea
Reed Gets Eighteen Months For Desertion Charge
Carl Reed was brought to trial in Dallas Texas and saw his 16 month old daughter for the first time. A jury sentenced him to eighteen months in the penitentiary for wife and child desertion stating he did not look the baby up sooner.
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Dallas
Tex
Carl Reed
Iowa Negroes Barred From Washington Game
Washington game leads Iowa football team to bar two players Wallace and Dickerson for being Negroes despite coach Ossie Solem denying knowledge of the ban. George Washington officials also deny the restriction as Pixler and others state no Negroes are barred.
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Washington
INS
Iowa
George Washington Colonials
Ossie Salem
Windy
Striking Convicts Return To Work In Florida Camp
Convicts at a Florida state road camp near Indiantown returned to work after a 24 hour strike. They were led from barracks and kept in a camp enclosure by armed guards while officials arranged a hearing to air grievances with prison authorities.
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Indiantown
Fla
State Road
Western campaign calls for big guns in Pacific Northwest
Washington and Oregon party leaders urge national figures to boost the campaigns for Roosevelt and Hoover. Republicans seek Hoover stops or cabinet speakers. independents Norris and Johnson targeted for Democrats. Washington supporters expect a large Roosevelt victory, while Oregon Republicans predict a close race.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Hoover
California
George Norris
Nebraska
Hiram Johnson
Washington
Roosevelt
Oregon
G.O.P
Record Low Hog Prices Set On South St. Paul Market
In South St. Paul Minnesota a top price of 2.95 dollars per hundredweight was paid for choice hogs weighing 180 to 230 pounds, setting an all time low. Trading on all classes was dull, cattle runs were light and few early sales occurred. the sheep market showed a steady undertone with no early bids or sales.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
South St. Paul
Deaths Mrs Estella Jackson 60 Cedar Rapids
Mrs Estella Jackson 60 wife of William H Jackson of 1238 Fourth street NW died at home at 11 40 am Thursday after a lingering illness She was born in Anamosa and lived in Cedar Rapids fourteen years Survived by husband two sons Joseph and John Cedar Rapids a brother Albert Virden Lake Forest IL and two sisters Mrs Mattie Bryant Flint MI and Mrs Mae Jenkins Cedar Rapids Funeral services at Mount Zion Baptist Church Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev A M Smith and the O E & of which she was a member Burial in Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel 7 9 pm Friday
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Funeral Services for Mrs Heath and Genevieve Dodge
The body of Mrs Thomas Heath who died in Colorado Springs will be brought to Cedar Rapids for a Sunday 2:30 p.m. service at Barta chapel with burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Genevieve M Dodge funeral at Turner chapel Saturday 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Blaine Hyten with burial in Linwood cemetery.
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Thomas Heath
Colorado Springs
Cedar Rapids
Barta Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
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Genevieve M. Dodge
Turner Chapel
Blaine Hyten
Linwood Cemetery
Chicago Woman Held In School Bombing Plot Investigation
Chicago police held 40 year old Mrs Gussie Kallis without charge amid an investigation of a terroristic plot targeting public school officials. Handwriting experts found similarity between threatening notes and her writing, though she denied authorship.
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Chicago
Gussie Kallis
William J. Bogan
Kallis
William Shoemaker
Milk Price Cut Hopes Fade in Chicago Union Rejection
Chicago milk wagon drivers union unanimously rejects dealers proposal of wage cut and refuses to sanction a pay conference. Prospects for a 2 cent milk price reduction diminish as labor action blocks talks.
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Chicago
INS
Man Quilt Maker Theo dore Anderson Dies at 92
Cambridge Illinois born Theo dore Anderson died Thursday night at 92. In the last five years he made 127 quilts as a hobby, leaving a legacy of handmade works and community ties.
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Cambridge, Ill
Theodore Anderson
Insurance Men Meet in Joint Equitable Assembly
Dubuque and Cedar Rapids districts of the Equitable Life Assurance Society held a joint meeting at Hotel Montrose on Friday. About thirty men attended with W. E. Burkhart and Lee Gils as district managers and W.N. Nelson as state manager. Police seek two runaway girls from Toledo, Margaret O'Connor 15 and Merideth Potter 16, described by clothing.
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Cedar Rapids
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States of America
Montrose
W. E. Burkhart
Lee Gils
WN. C. Nelson
Des Moines
Toledo
Margaret O'Connor
Merideth Potter
Nancy Irene Buchanan Abduction Tale Ends In Reunion
Three year old Nancy Irene Buchanan was found safe after an abduction linked to a custody dispute. Ruth Borman, the child’s mother, faced potential charges as Mrs Violet Buchanan, guardian of the English aristocrat. The will left £100000 to a blood heir, prompting birth certificate tampering to claim Nancy.
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Los Angeles
Nancy Irene Buchanan
Ruth Borman
Nancy
Miss Bo
Firemen Free 18 Month Old From Locked Bathroom
Mrs Violet Gains phoned Central Fire Station at 1 40 pm to report her son Jimmy aged 18 months had locked himself in the bathroom at the R G West home 1027 Fifth Avenue SE. Firemen climbed a ladder to the window and released the child after his attempts to unlock the door failed.
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Central Fire Station
Jimmy
R. G. West
Fifth Avenue SE
Elliott Pledges Labor Support At Davenport Rally
Frank W. Elliott of Davenport, Republican candidate for Congress, pledged support to organized labor at a Thursday rally after Federation of Labor business. He cited his state legislature record while three Davenport union members praised his work and urged his election. Walter Hutchinson introduced Democratic county candidates.
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Frank W. Elliott
Davenport
Congress
Mr. Elliott
Walter Hutchinson
Linn
Two Men Dead and Woman Wounded in Unionville Shooting
In Unionville Iowa Thursday night Charles Mills 40 of Centerville shot Merle Mullenix 42 killing him then wounded his estranged wife in the abdomen before turning the weapon on himself. Mills had been separated from Mrs Mills for about a year.
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Unionville, Mo
Charles Mills
Centerville
Mills
Mullenix
Unionville
Putnam County
Appanoose County
Iowa
McKee Presses Cut to Save City Budget
Mayor Joseph V. McKee said he was defeated at the start as he urged a $1,000,000 reduction in the 1933 city budget. He proposed slashing the $2,267,765 allotted for teachers on sick leave and substitutes, claiming the education budget was poorly explained. Only two officials understood it and the board mostly opposed the plan.
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NEW York
Joseph V. McKee
Board of Estimate
Paul Loeser
Board of Education
Education Department
George A. Harvey
Queens
McKeee
Suicide after dispute over wife’s hair bobbing in Chicago
Dolan Casey, 23, killed himself after opposing his wife’s decision to bob her hair. The coroner’s records note the cause as self-inflicted death following the disagreement.
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Chicago
INS
Dolan Casey
Casey
Fascist Decennial Gala World Wide Fascist Pageantry
Rome marks the tenth anniversary of Premier Benito Mussolini's fascism with a nationwide holiday and a week of inaugurations. The review of 15 000 disabled veterans by Mussolini and 100 foreign and military attaches including four Americans capped the program.
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Rome
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Il Duce
South English rally taps Democratic hopeful Lloyd Ellis
Lloyd Ellis of Chariton spoke to about 40 listeners in South English on Wednesday. He was joined by county candidates as W. L. Etter of Sigourney introduced the speakers.
Two Million Authorized for Harbors Work
Washington notes Secretary Hurley approved an allotment of 1.97 million dollars from emergency relief funds for rivers and harbors improvements. He also announced contracts totaling a similar amount for public construction work.
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Washington
Hurley Friday
Marriage Licenses Granted and Applied For
Charlies C. Ridenour and Viola Snow of Belle Plaine applied for a marriage license. Frank Coburn and Edna L. Bracy, both of Linn county, also applied for a license.
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Charlies C. Ridenour
Viola Snow
Belle Plaine
Frank Coburn
Edna L. Bracy
Linn County
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