Hog Market Slows But Holds Gains Across Cities
Hog markets eased with slow receipts Friday yet held gains of the previous two days. Chicago mostly 10 to 15 cents lower with a top around 4.70 to 4.80. Cleveland and East St. Louis mixed. East Buffalo steady to 10 cents higher. Totals show Chicago 16,000, Cleveland 800, Pittsburgh 1,800, East Buffalo 3,000, East St. Louis 9,500.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Avs
D & Butch
Pat Ewes
Sioux City Livestock Report Caps Off With Mixed Markets
Receipts total 1 500 with 650 direct cattle and numerous lots, better grade slaughter steers scarce while yearlings and stockers are slow. Prices show 997-pound yearlings around 9.00, plain feds and grassers 400 to 8.00, grass fat heifers in two car lots, beef cows 2.25 to 3.25, butchers to 4.10 for 306 pounds, and extreme heavies down to 3.25. Lamb indicators mixed with fat lambs noted. feeding lambs quoted as a factor in the market.
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Sioux City
Ux City
Cattle Receipts Weak to 25c Lower with Mixed Yearlings
Market reports show cattle receipts generally weak to 25 cents lower. Fat cattle scarce with limited fed offerings. best mixed yearlings around 8.59, steer and western yearlings to 4.76, cows selling around 4.00 to 3.50, cutters 1.25 to 2.25. Calves and vealers mixed, feeders steady to steady, but activity soft. Ewes around 1.75 and down.
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Argely
Ohio cattle market reports brisk receipts and prices
Receipts reach 16 000 head with 3 000 direct lots, widespread offerings and prices slipping 10 to 15 cents under Thursday. Heavy hogs 170 to 220 pounds bring 4.70 to 4.80 per hundredweight. lighter hogs 40 to 160 pounds at 4.50 to 4.18. Pigs around 3.50 to 3.75 and packing sows at 3.15.
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Ohica Os U. Od Agriculcuture
Bos
Ss Foe Ee
Omaha cattle and hog prices slip through uneven sales
Receipts total 11 500 hogs with wide price ranges from 3 60 to 4 20 per 100 pounds for different weights and classes. Cattle receipts reach 2 100 with feeders and yearlings mostly steady to firm, vealers scarce, and stockers active. Sheep receipts 6 000 with feeders steady and lambs priced around 4 25 to 5 75 depending on weight and grade.
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Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Market reports show Iowa Minnesota hog receipts and quotes
U S a Aah combined hog receipts for interior Iowa and southern Minnesota over the 24 hours ending 8 a m Friday totaled 9 300, down from 16 300 a year ago and slightly lower than Thursday trading. Note and choice weights varied with prices listed from 140 to 550 pounds, indexing at 3 50 to 4 25 per pound for several weight classes.
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Cule Movies
U. S
Peneensen Sen
Iowa
Minnesota
Lee
Lilights
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
AP A US Agriculture Department bulletin for Kansas City shows hog receipts 5,000 with price declines of 5-15 cents. top hogs $4.25 for 160-176 pounds. Cattle receipts 900 with calves 300. cattle mostly steady with various weight ranges and prices from $3.00 to $9.50. cows and vealers also priced. lambs and yearlings steady to stronger with native lambs around $5.75 to $6.50 and feeders $4.25 to $6.75.
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Kansas City Livestock Ity
Dept. Agriculture
Thuy
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock receipts at St Joseph show hogs about 5 000. prices 4.25 paid by shippers, few 170-250 lb hogs 4.10-4.20, sow prices weaker. Cattle receipts 6 50. calves light, loads of fed steers and yearlings steady, Kansas steers above 7.65, grass cattle unsold. Lamb receipts 5 000. native lambs top 5.60, bulk reds 5.25-5.60, range lambs 5.40.
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ST. Joseph Livestock
ST. Joseph
Dept. Agriculture
Avier
Eatle
Pacone
Nell Ae
Kansas
Iowa Hog Prices Reported by Associated Press
Friday market prices across Iowa show varied hog weights with values ranging from about 2.45 to 4.00 dollars per hundredweight. Notable quotes include best sorted lights 180-230 lbs at 4.00, medium 260 lbs around 3.80, and prime heavy 310-350 lbs near 3.40, with several weight bands amid fluctuating bids.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Good Kers
DES MO. Se Tbs
Good Packers
Rail bonds rise as investors eye railroad earnings rebound
Speculative railroad bonds gained on Friday amid broader loan movement. Rail sponsors cite factors including potential receiverships, rising traffic, wage scale readjustments, and expected cost economies that could boost earnings when industry improves. Utilities and industrials showed steadier trading with International Telephone among movers.
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NEW York Bonds
NEW York
Gerade
Credit Gare. Ee
Baltimore and Ohio
Alleghen Corp
Chicago and
North Western
Liberty Bond Quotes From New York Desk
The Liberty bond market shows varied trading with prices ranging from 97.28 for Treasury 3% to 107.18 for certain series. Specific listings include Liberty 342s at 101 and First 4m s at 102.7 with several 4% and 3% series quoted in the $96 to $103 range.
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Liberty Bonds
NEW York
Liberty
Liberty First
Nary
Ary
Peter Os
Treasury
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain prices list barley at 25 cents, corn 25, No 3 yellow 23 and 22 cents. Baled hay wild hay 7 dollars, baled straw 0 dollars. Produce items include gourges, colored springs 2 to 4 pounds nine to ten cents, hens eight to nine cents, roosters five cents, other items with unclear weights listed as cents per unit.
Grain Markets Show Mixed Movements Across Commodities
Wheat fluctuated in a one cent range and finished modestly higher while corn held near prior levels. Oats and rye moved with oats lower and rye firm, with provisions unsettled. Cash prices varied, receipts listed for multiple grains as trading remained light after an initial burst.
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Liverpool
Winnipeg
Chicago
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Listed
AP reports Chicago cash grain prices with Wheat No. 1 red and No. 3 mixed at various cents per bushel, mixed grades and samples detailed. Timothy seed priced at 2.25 to 2.50 per 100 pounds, Overseed at 6.00 to 10.00 per 100.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Market grain and product prices from the period
The notice lists prices for Seieedter No 1 r and No 2 amber durum and corn No 3 yellow and white ATS No 3 white lard with percentages and dollar values. The figures show per cent prices and a lard price of 6.75.
Markets report from Chicago produce and poultry
AP notes Chicago receipts for butter at 8 336 firm with varied grades and 194720c firsts to 90-91. Carrots and other produce show unsettled prices, poultry receipts mix with steady hen and fryer prices, turkeys unchanged.
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Chicago
Saaeere
New York Eggs and Poultry Receipts and Prices Shown
The New York market report lists egg receipts with firmness and color standards, noting per-case net values around 19 to 20 cents and rehandled lines at 18 to 18 1/2 cents. Live poultry items show irregular shipments with chicken prices around 4 cents or higher, and various quotes for first-states and other categories.
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New York
Ietec
Firststate
Chicago Produce Futures Brief Sees October Shifts
A concise report notes limited activity in Chicago futures markets with focus on price movement and volume as traders eye October intake. The piece highlights tentative price levels and modest demand signals amid field-commodity uncertainties.
Foreign exchange rates in New York steady amid varied demand
AP report lists currency values around the world with many fluctuations. Units include British pound 346 percent, France 3.29, Italy 8.12, Belgium 13.86, Holland 40.22, Switzerland 19.87, Spain 8.0, Tokyo 22.86 cents, Shanghai 31.00, Mexico City silver peso 4 cents. Nominal figures reflect exchange activity.
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Pfeme
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Spain
V . Land
Kia (x
Austria
Shanghai
Montreal
Moxico City
Broad stock advance lifts New York market on Friday
The New York stock market rose broadly on Friday with about 3.3 million shares traded. Steel shares led gains as 1 to 2 point advances appeared across issues including U S Steel Gulf States Iron and Coal and other major names.
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New York
Lackawanna
Lehigh
Reading
Delaware
Hudson
U. S. Steel
Gulf States Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Crucible Steel
Inland Steel
Illinois Central
Santa Fe
Louisville and Nashville
American Telephone
American Can
Public Service of New Jersey
Allied Chemical
Dupont
Union Carbide
Case
Coca Cola
Hershey
Gulf States
Ludlum
Inland
Republic
Sloss Sheffield
American Steel
Youngstown
Birmingham
New Books At Public Library Listings
Public Library catalog announces new titles led by Young Revolutionist by Pearl S. Buck with a range of fiction and non fiction. Also features Unde rtow and First Fiddle by various authors. notes on themes from American family life to machine age leisure. includes Beulah M. Dix and Margaret W. Jackson works.
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Pearl S. Buck
Ro Sen
Beaulah M. Dix
California
A.hamilton Gibbs
Margaret W. Jackson
Joseph C. Lincoln
Lincoln
Cape Cod
Holland
Alice G. Rosma
Devonshire
Develt
Hugh Alpole
Duchess of Wrexe
Nicholas M. Butler
Paul T. Frankl
Sing Sing
Lewis E. Lawes
Warden Lawes
Deaths of 12 week old David Speraw in Indiana and Pennsylvania
David Paul Speraw six weeks short of three months died at home after a two week illness from an acute sinus infection with complications. He is survived by his parents Eugene and Mrs Speraw and an older brother Eugene and by grandparents Mr and Mrs Eugene Speran of Annville Pennsylvania and Mr and Mrs George C Fox of Mount Vernon Indiana. The body was moved from Beatty mortuary to Annville for services and burial Sunday afternoon.
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Paul Speraw
Maplewood Drive
Eugene
Eugene Speran
Annville
George C. Fox
Mount Vernon
Ind
Beatty Mortuary
Funeral services for N J Kessler in Omaha Marshalltown
Funeral services were held for N J Kessler of 1606 Park Avenue SE in Omaha. The commercial traveler died after an operation at a hospital in Marshalltown. He is survived by his widow and daughter Mary Jane.
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N. J. Kessler
Park Avenue SE
Omaha
Marshalltown
Kessler
Mary Jane
Two Girls Hit By Car Take $2 Damage Claim
Two Negro girls about 11 years old were struck by a car driven by Frank J. Serbousek of Center Point at 2 35 p m on Fourth Street and Ninth Avenue SE. The girls ran into the path of the car and, after Serbousek offered medical aid, accepted $2 to square the matter. They gave no names or addresses.
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Frank J. Serbousek
Center Point
Priday
Serbousek
Fourth Street
Ninth Avenue SE
Ninth Avenue
Farmers in Midwest Move Toward End of Holiday Strike
Union Hill mass meeting in Ohio to discuss organizing holiday movement. West Potta wattamie County Farm Bureau president Bertel Jessen urges end to violence and hysteria. Milk strike in Austin Minnesota settles at 1.55 per hundredweight as farmers and distributors reach agreement. Nebraska Nebraska Iowa Co operative Milk association votes for one week truce to halt milk deliveries during period.
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Iowa
White
Ohio
Olson
Minnesota
Shafer
North Dakota
Morris Self
Union Hill
Missouri Valley
Bertel Jessen
West Pottawattamie County Farm Bureau
Jessen
West
Cherokee County
Sioux City
Des Moines
Clinton
Austin
Minn
Oklahoma City
Okla
R. L. Rickard
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Elkhorn
Neb
Iowa Co-operative Milk Association
Two Identified As Members Of Bandit Trio Robbing Bank
Police say two men identified as members of a bandit trio who robbed the Whitewood company in Whitewood South Dakota of 2500 dollars Thursday are held in the Butte county jail. Fred Haber of Milwaukee and Miles Odle of Belle Fourche were identified by the bank cashier and his family. Haber was arrested Thursday night in Albion Montana and Odle was located at relatives' home here. About 700 dollars believed part of the loot was found on Haber who carried a machine gun.
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Whitewood Company
Whitewood
Butte County
Fred Haber
Milwaukee
Miles Odle
Guy Bailey
Whitewood Bank
Baileys
Haber
Albion
Mont
Here
Odile
Husband accused of torturing wife in Illinois divorce case
Adelaide Putman accuses Byron Putman of spying with hidden devices and a string of cruel acts. She says he planted surveillance in vases and clocks, dug up flowers, toppled bird houses, cancelled subscriptions, disconnected the radio, and removed the washing machine motor to force her to do laundry by hand.
One-Act Play Shown at High Twelve Luncheon
The Cedar Rapids High Twelve club presented Phillip Ketchum's one act The Whistle Blows at Hotel Roosevelt. The laborers fear job loss in a depression while the foreman arrives with new orders. Cast included Joe Campbell Don Zook Howard Gen Glanel Wi Palas Crtello. directed by Mrs. Clare Nichols.
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Phillip Ketchum
High Twelve
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Howard Gen
Glanel Wi Palas Crtello
Clare Nichols
Youth, 15, Ends Life in Los Angeles
A 15 year old youth in Los Angeles died after an apparent self inflicted poisoning on Friday. Police reported the death and began routine investigations into circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Los Angeles
INS
Fall from loft injures man at Iowa State Fair barn
Roy Patrick of Virden TL fractured a leg and several broken ribs after rolling from a loft bed in a horse barn at the Iowa State fair Friday. He was sleeping in his quarters when he fell to the floor.
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Des Moines
Roy Patrick
Virden
Drought Hits Six Eastern and Southern States
The U S weather bureau reports six eastern and southern states New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland Delaware and Virginia have had no rain for over three months. The drought also stretches into northern North Carolina with dry wells and stressed pasture lands as farmers harvest gone to cows. Rain in ten days aided Michigan Minnesota and North Dakota but plowing for winter wheat remains blocked in parts of Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Colorado and Wyoming.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Northarolina
Weather Bureau
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Wyoming
Births reported from local families and area hospitals
A series of birth notices lists new arrivals: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hayes at Center Point Road NE on August 20. a son to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Gray at 222 Tenth Street NW on Thursday at the hospital. twins to Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Jones at St Luke's hospital. a son Alan Monroe to Mr. and Mrs. S. M. White of West Grove Iowa at St. Joseph's hospital in Centerville on September 1. a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Edgar at 218 Eleventh Street NW on August 30 at Mercy hospital. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish at 840 Twelfth Street NE on August 30 at Mercy hospital. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Anderson at 1029 Third Avenue SE on September 1 at Mercy hospital.
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J. W. Hayes
Center Point Road
D. W. Gray
Tenth Street
Hospital
N. E. Jones
St. Luke’s Hospital
S. M. White
West Grove
Alan Monroe
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Centerville
White
Alma Pohorsky
Cedar Rapids
William Edgar
Eleventh Street
Mercy Hospital
Harry Fish
Twelfth Street
Wilbert Anderson
Third Avenue
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