Hog Prices Decline Amid Large Receipts Across Markets
Chicago top hog price slips to 5.10 as receipts surge. Reported five market totals show 89 400 head with Chicago receiving 50 000, demand slow and prices down about ten cents from Thursday. Cattle and sheep trades are noted as steady to weak with varied regional receipts and top prices listed for hogs, cattle, and lambs.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
TNS
HEAVY
Ame Amtog. Ae
Buffalo
East ST Louis
Ounesen
Acking Sons
Agen
Southwestern
Medway
Wright
Commoan Ard Mediam
Omara
Omaha
Dept Agriculture
Iowa
Des Moines
Dent
Iowan
Minnesota
Sinclair
Chicago Produce Markets Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts show steady butter creamery specials and eggs with current totals around 15 000 for butter and 4 326 for eggs. Poultry live receipts total 33 tracks with hens roosters turkeys and ducks priced from 7 1 2 to 12 cents. Potatoes receipts 85 on track with US No 1 and Early Ohio and Idaho russets priced around 110 to 175 per cwt. Demand and trading described as moderate with supplies slightly stronger.
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Chicago
Jocal
Rock Springs
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
South Dakota
New York API and dairy receipts hold steady amid market notes
Market report shows API B U Tory receipts at 13 314 steady to firm with unchanged extras 92 score 24c while CHEESE receipts reach 33 671 and EGGS receipts 5606. DRESSED POULTRY and LIVE POULTRY show mixed colors and steady to firm choicer items with various small price shifts noted for fowls ducks and chicks.
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New York
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain and livestock items with multiple bids and prices listed. Wheat oats rye barley corn hay and straw values shown. poultry weights and prices. fruits vegetables and groceries including Valencia oranges grapefruits lemons bananas apples lettuce celery cabbage pears peaches and oysters. hides and hides grades with prices. horse prices and other livestock figures. All figures reflect regional market rates for Cedar Rapids.
Bond Market Shows Light Improvement In Low Volume Trading
New York bonds drifted higher amid thin turnover with governments and prime corporates avoiding Thursday’s heaviness. Lower rated issues rebounded, rail and utility bonds gained, and Treasury notes shifted to firmer tones as Liberites and Treasuries posted modest gains.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Caine
Pointe Vere Wall
Chiratn
Baltimore
Onn
Allegheny Corporation
Pennestan
Rathway
Sarten Atk Libertes
Jan Shane
Treasury
Futures and commodity quotes from New York and Chicago markets
The report lists foreign exchange rates and futures quotes for Great Britain France Germany and several other nations. It includes New York Montreal and Chicago market figures for hay corn and wheat with prices and delivery notes.
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New York
Great Britain
France
SAR
Ttale
Belsnain
Germany
Molland
Nor Bay
Sudden
Denmark
Trern
Poortugal
Creerer bin Paland Tion
Creen Awerdiie
Avie Jorn Austrian
Rewmanin
PSN
Argentine JR VN
Rrar
ASAN
Tokia Pann
Shanghai
Hengkongs
Mexico
Cte Catier Pesa Drag Montreat
Wew
York
Montreal
Grain Prices Gain Strength Amid Trade Factors
Chicago reports grains firm on sympathy with Winnipeg higher stocks and anticipated Roosevelt monetary actions. Wheat led gains in small lots with limited breadth while corn and oats rose modestly and cash markets held steady amid light receipts and quiet provisions.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Roosevelt
Liverpool
Spence
Hogs Slump on Local Market Prices Fall Friday
Hogs continue weaker on the local market with a 15 cent drop in all grades. Prime top sinks to 4.10 dollars as buyers reassess supply and demand conditions.
Wall Street Stocks Drift As Markets Turn Cautious
Stocks opened with modest gains led by alcohols and metals but trading faded to a dribble as inflation risks lingered. Bonds mixed. the dollar fluctuated. National Distillers climbed briefly after a whisky dividend shift, while American Telephone fell. Freight carloadings for the week end Sept 23 rose to 652,669, up 57,065 from 1932.
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New York
National Distillers
U. S
Dome Mines
Home Stake
McIntyre Porcupine
Alaska
Juneau
American Smelting
American Commercial Alcohol
Union Pacific
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel Preferred
Standard Oils
California
New Jersey
Johns Manville
American Telephone
US. Steel Common
Consolidated Gas
Western Union
Grain Movement Twists and Prices in Minneapolis and Chicago
Minneapolis cash grain reports show unchanged receipts with several wheat bids including No 1 northern at 884550e and No 1 dark north at 15 per cent protein. Chicago quotes No 1 hard at 49 and corn values around 46 to 46% with various mixed and white varieties. Oats, barley, rye, timothy and clover seed prices also listed with mixed quality notes and slight fluctuations.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Joose
Burlington Railroad Plans $2 Million Track Relaying
Chicago based Burlington and Quincy announces a $2,000,000 program to relay track in 1933 and 1934. President Ralph Budd says immediate rail and fastening purchases will save thousands of tons of rail and fund new steel and laying costs.
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Chicago
Ralph Budd
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Budd
Broadcast Faked News Sparked Inquiry by Radio Board
Officials at the Columbia broadcasting system declined to comment on a hoax news broadcast claiming a pitched battle between Indiana state police and prison escapees. The Gary Indiana WIND station admitted releasing the broadcast, prompting federal radio commission action announced by Chairman Eugene O Sykes.
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New York
INS
Columbia Broadcasting System
Indiana
Washington Jins
Friday Quoted Market Prices From Bennett Co Ledger
The page lists an assortment of stock quotes, commodities and company names with bid prices and financial references. Firms such as Adams Express Hudson Motors Lehigh Valley Nash Motors and American Steel are shown among many others with varying percentages and figures.
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Adams Express
Ba Hvestake
Alaska Juneau
Hudson Motors
Aliteheny Corenart
Ann
T and T
Amn
Johns Manville
Amn Intl
Kans City
Sou
Amn Loco
Kayser Julius
Amn Mach & F
Kelly Spefd
Amn Metals
Kelvinator Il
Bik Dow Ats
G'S Rennes
RO Mills
Renes& Bae Ann Smelting
Lehigh Vailey
Amn Steel
Lia Carbonte
Loews. Inc
Amn Woolen
Perle
McKeesport
McKesson Rob Blaark Nat
Mack Trucks
Mathieson
Atholl AO
Miami Copper
Armour
Pac RR
Atlantic
Mont Ward
Auburn Auto
Motor Wheels
Aviation
Natl Steel Bi
Central
Hal
Shin
Bork Warner
Noranda Mines
Briggs Mfe
Brooklyn McTait
Lisiz Bucyrus
Erle Mw
Nor Pac
Ada
Ohio
Otis
Ste
Reyn
Coca Cola
Seaboard Oil
Col Palmolive
Sears Roebuck
Cole
Col Carbon
Shell Union ( Co
Gas & Elee
Simmons Co
Shell OV
Cem
Satvents
Socany
Cemwo Southern
Sou Pac
Consol Ciears
Consol Grasant
Son Railway
Consel
Berry
Consal Tex
Joe
Ceath On
Ind
Cen Products AG
Stand NJ
Frisco
Orlane Webster
Crumhie Steel
Stutz Motors
Mr & Ww
Uni
Capa
Ferra
Tex Film Awal
Tmt Gans Co
Freeport Tex
Aon Tanka US
Aleah
Paikine Woous Pine Foy
Fleeta
U & Rubber
Cen Feros
Gen Gas
US Steel
Ashe Gen Motas
Crete
Warner Bros
Gheden Co
Warren Bros
Ween Maryld
Aoareyely
Ween Tnion
Bob Gorham
Werehouse
Graham Pare
Neon & Co
Hershey
Cwicago
Aspens
Balahoe
Reni
Ji Lyerh Corp
Gheft
Marshall
Bere Warner
Rees
Nh Sparks
Prima Co
Cricagh Corp
Coma Edison
Pp Soft & Co
Gen Hsheld
Gresley
Yates Mig
Marion Fall Festival Draws Big Crowd On Sunny Day
The Marion Fall Festival organized by the American Legion and local merchants drew a large street crowd as concessions went up early and barbecued beef fed attendees at noon and again at 5 30. The afternoon program featured a band concert races and a football game followed by an athletic show at seven o clock and a bowery dance in the Gros building.
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Marion
American Legion and Merchants
Gros Building
Cuban Troops Open Fire on Demonstrating Reds
In Havana AP reports six people were wounded when soldiers fired on communists marching to honor Julio Antonio Mella. A company halted work on an obelisk in Fraternity park where ashes will be buried and seized workers’ tools.
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Fiavana
Julio Antonio Mella
Mexico
Cuba
Fraternity Park
Mella
Postpone Roy Pugh's Contempt Trial to Next Federal Term
The contempt trial of Roy Pugh, linked to his disappearance before testifying in the Prochaska liquor conspiracy case, was pushed to the next term in federal court. Assistant U.S. Attorney Glenn Beers cited technical difficulties. Pugh, missing since April, was later found in Tennessee and said he was kidnapped. The government dismissed the case after his refusal to testify.
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Roy Pugh
Prochaska
Glenn Beers
United States
Pugh
Tennessee
September Term of Federal Court Concludes
The September term of federal court ended Friday afternoon after judges announced all cases had been disposed of or continued. Judge George C. Scott and secretary George E. Storey will depart for Sioux City Saturday morning. The jury, on duty since Tuesday, was dismissed at 2 15 pm.
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Federal Court
George C. Scott
George E. Storey
Sioux City
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Happenings
Claudine Thomas will appear at Rude Auto Co booth this week promoting the Better Homes Show after winning a new Ford V-8. Jerome Atwood faced child desertion charges and waived to the grand jury. A Ford plant worker suffered three broken ribs after slipping against a table and was taken home. A $10,000 personal injury suit against R G Hart remains deliberated with the jury still out. Elmer Porter spoke to High Twelves at Hotel Roosevelt about his Orient trip and views on China and Japan.
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Claudine Thomas
Rude Auto Co
Ford
Tom Kourv
Penick
David Orr
R G Hart
H C Ring
Porter
Elmer Porter
McKintey Jjunior High School
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Orient
China
Japan
Grace Slayer To Be Tried November 13
In Santa Cruz Frieda Weltz a San Francisco nurse charged with the murder of shipping magnate Francis J M Grace pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity before Superior Judge J L Atteridge. Trial date fixed for November 13.
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Santa Cruz
INS
Frieda Wilhelmina Weltz
San Francisco
Francis J M Grace
Ured
J L Atteridge
Petting Is Not Road To Love Says Eubank
Mrs Jessie B Eubank tells the World Fellowship Institute that petting has no ties to love and is poor courtship technique. She says it shows a lack of respect and should not be used in dating. Milwaukee, Wisconsin report.
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Petting
Milwaukee, Wis
Jessie B Eubank
World Fellowship Institute
Donation to W. C. T. U. state convention fund noted
L. Anderson reported a donation to the W. C. T. U. state convention fund and refreshments were served to eleven members.
Reading Circle highlights Iowa figures and governors
Mrs. C Carpenter led the Reading Circle at Mrs. L A LeVasseur home with the talk Famous Iowa People and Their Achievements. She noted that of 800 Iowans in Who's Who 1931 three were born in Marion Arthur Leonard Andrews Stephen W Stookey and Redmond Davis Stephens. She profiled Leslie M Shaw and William B Allison. Mrs S R Crowner followed with a talk on the Home for Aged Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ©. Carpenter
L. A. LeVasseur
Iowa
8. R. Crowner
Home For
Young People Rally at Methodist Church With W C T U Support
A youth rally starts at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Methodist church linked to the state W C T U convention. A half hour Marion band concert precedes the meeting. Lenadell Wiggins and Helen Byrnes lead with assistance from Lida Lisle Green and Gertrude Walton. All county youth and interested adults invited.
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Methodist
Marion Band
Lenadell Wiggins
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Helen Byrnes
Young People’s Branch
Lida Lisle Green
Gertrude Walton
Etiquette Lessons Highlight Mothers Club Meeting
Mrs J A Nedrow outlined Etiquette for Boys and Girls by Mary Graham Bower to the Mothers club on Thursday. She reviewed Play Time for Stay-At-Homes. Members shared current events. Mrs George Michel will host next meeting with guests Mrs Homer McSharfe of Springville and Mrs Edward Havorka and Miss Eleanor Anderson of Cedar Rapids.
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Mary Graham Bower
J. A. Nedrow
Mothers Club
George Michel
Homer McSharfe
Springville
Edward Havorka
Eleanor Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Cornerstones Society Hosts Kensington Gathering
The Cornerstones society of the Presbyterian church was entertained at a Kensington Thursday at Mrs. W. B. Sebern's home near Marion. A committee including Mrs. Frank Flack, Mrs. Ben Gill and Mrs. J. W. Bowman served refreshments to 24 people. Out-of-town guests included Miss Mabel Alexander of Detroit, Mrs. B. Jackson Smith and her daughter Benita Grote Smith of Goldsboro North Carolina, and Mrs. Lucile Fontaine of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornerstones Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kensington
W. B. Sebern
Marion
Frank Flack
Ben Gill
J. W. Bowman
Mabel Alexander
Detroit
B. Jackson Smith
Benita Grote Smith
Goldsboro
N. C
Lucile Fontaine
San Francisco
Monticello PTA Elects New Officers
The Monticello Parent Teacher Association opened the school year with elections naming Mrs. Byron E. Abel as president, Mrs. E. H. Huibregtse as vice president, Mrs. Ralph J. Bone as secretary, and Mrs. Louis D. Burrack as treasurer.
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Monticello
Parent Teacher Association of
Byron E. Abel
E. H. Huibregtse
Ralph J. Bone
Louis D. Burrack
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Estevates
Associated Press
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Mabon City
Kansas City
St ‘Joseph
Indianapolis
Eveland We
Cincinnati
Ervessas
Geo. J. Naxera & Co
3Rd St. SE
Scott McIntyre & Co
Merchants Bank Building
Lerhorn
Leshorn Springs
Reite Veretabies
Yananas
United Eatre
Liberty Porst
Liberty
Trenery
Treaers
Freasuty
Hay Markit
Lamson Brothers and Co. E. Disbrow
Cedar Rapide
Merchants National Bank
Abs AG
Wall St
Northwest
Duluth
Crigage & Corn
ST Louis
Kansas
Burlington Railroad
J. B. Bennett & Co
Jump
Merchants National Banc
Marion News
J. W. Frazee
W. A. Robins
Long Beach
Lawrence Peterson
Central City
Alfred Voss
Dillman Moothart
Phil Stong
Nevah Prior
Sorasis Club
West Otter Creek Club
West Otter Creek
Don Maxson
Hillis Whitenack
Lloyd Jones
Arlene Ashlock
Herbert Williams
Wes Oliphant
Virginian Maxson
Maxine Maxson
Sbernita Oliphant
Maxine
Virginia Maxson
Hazel Hand
Claire Ellis
Rolland
Springdale Club
Earl Leidigh
John Leidigh
James Hoover
Ruth Ditch
Hazel
Gerald van Fossen
Gerald
Hazel van Fossen
Allen
Dale Matheny
Wee Ee
Della Senninger
William Bleakly
Roosevelt Hotel
Legion Auxiliary County
J. B. Howell
Howard Fernow
Los Angeles
Marjorie Fernow
Baptist Sunday School
Norma Rames
C. N. Owen
Iowa City
Tuxis
Methodist Church
Ralph Hanson
Mir
George Luense
Dundee
Oeny
Luense
Henry Eel
Russell McBurney
Floyd Crouse
Toddville
Thomas McGowan
Osceola Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Herbert van Horn
Plainfield, N. J
Sabbath Recorder
Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Jay Stookey
Jane Scott
Chris Frederick
Gladys Frederick
Frank Frederick
Bloomington, Tl
Thomas Park
Andrew P. Munson
Harold Bulkley
Virginia
H. C. Flack
Mary Henness
Perry
James Shirley
Robert DeWayne
Clifford Arduser
Langworthy
A. J. Elder
East
New York City
Washington
W H. Runkle
Schenectady, N. Y
Robert Oxley
Frank J. Cleveland
Blairs Ferry Road
Genevra Suthiff
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Congregational Church
James Wiggins
Grace Fernow
Ruth McGeehee
Winona Lake
Ameigo Club
Ed Sigfred
Earl Kendall
C A. Lewis
Britt
T. T Williams
Carrie Cowan
Eisie
W J. Greer
Florida
Pennsylvania
J J Booth
Dr. Booth
Carrie Stevens
Lake Delavan
Wis
Balear Dancing
Legion Hall
Arnold Minnig
Elinor
Judith
Denver
Emma Louise
Buddy Keller
Burlington
Free Methodist
Jerome Atwood
Marietta Atwood
A S Reed Friday
Grace Slayer
Young People’s Rally
Jonathans
Quaker Oats Co
Green
Cranb
Erries
Coffee Chase & Sanborns
Farina
Sweet Potatoes
Shumway
Ckens
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