Hogs Sold On Slightly Broader Price Scale at Indianapolis Exchange
Trading in the hog division of the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange showed a wider price scale with receipts around 6,000 and 223 hold-overs. Top hogs brought 11.75, most sold near 11.65, while lightweight pigs hit 12 and other hogs averaged 11.65 to 11.75. Cattle, sheep, and calves followed steady to slightly varied trends as buyers and sellers moved through the morning market.
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Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
Livestock Exchange
Cattle and sheep markets across cities report steady to slow bids
Chicago receipts 3,000 cattle and 10,000 sheep show fats steady to weak, steers uneven, hogs mixed. Cincinnati and Buffalo bids range with shipping steers around 11.65 to 15.25 for lambs. hogs near 11.25 to 12.20. Ontario markets note steady to strong sheep lambs and variable calf activity.
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Wholesale Meat Prices For Beef Pork Veal And More
Price list shows beef native steers 500 to 800 pounds at 20 to 22 cents per pound with various carcass and under carcass values. Native heifers 800 pounds and cows around 10 to 17 cents per pound. Pork dressed hogs 10 to 20 cents. picnic hams 4 to 14 pounds. fresh ten dentolnn beef items. veal carcasses 70 to 75 pounds at 8 to 10 cents. sheep brains and tongues listed with small per pound figures.
Pittsburgh Granted NHL Franchise
New York Nov 3. Pittsburgh has been granted a franchise in the National Hockey League. The league now includes New York Boston Pittsburgh two Montreal teams Ottawa and Toronto with Cleveland possible later.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Thas
National Hockey League
Madison Square Garden
Canada
Boston
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Cleveland
Fruit and Produce Price List From Commission Row
A list of wholesale prices for fruits and vegetables including Jonathan apples 40 lb basket $1. Fed 3.20. Grimes Golden $2.25. Delicious $2.76. Bananas 40 lb basket 75. Lemons California $6.25 7.25. Oranges California Valencias $6.50 9.50. Canteloupes Fancy Honey Dew $1.75 2.00. Cocoanuts Jamaica $6.25 7.00. Beans Green stringless $3.50 4.00. Cabbage California $0.25. Carrots Southern $0. Kat. Celery Michigan $1.50. Lettuce Western varieties $5.34 4.75. Tomatoes $2.75 per crate. many other items including Endive, Parsley, Peppers, Spinach, and Eggs listed with varied prices.
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Ange & Ind
Grain futures close higher on brisk CBOT trading
Grain futures finished sharply higher on the Chicago Board of Trade as adverse Australian and Argentine crop news spurred buying in wheat. Prices eased briefly from the top after late profit taking, while corn rose on poor weather in key growing areas and oats remained neglected. Provisions were dull and lower.
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Chicago Board of Trade Today
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Argentina
Chicago Grain Table NoVv November Prices and Receipts
Chicago grain table shows primary receipts 543000 wheat 964000 corn 248000 oats 507000 soybeans. No. 2 hard wheat 1.60 No. 2 yellow corn quoted various bid prices with cash oats rye and barley values listed for November December March contracts.
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Fresh US Markets Report Delivers Poultry Butter and Produce Prices
Chicago dispatch notes butter receipts at 40 to 40 cents per pound with standards. Poultry and eggs show wholesale quotes for fowls, springs, turkeys, roosters. Michigan and Wisconsin white potatoes cited with varied prices.
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Chicago
Americas
As. Dick
Michigan
Idaho
Bus Company Protest Over Permit To Run Ohio Line
The Ohio Indiana Bus Company and Blue Motor Coach Company spar over a public service commission permit for a route from the Ohio Indiana border to Louisville Kentucky. The Ohio Indiana firm alleges the Blue line secured approval by false statements and asks the commission to revoke its action.
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Public Service Commission
Ohio- Indiana
Louisville
Ohio- Indiana Bus Company
Tommission
After Jock Mortenson
Arthur Morten son may become the highest paid jockey the American turf has ever known. Herbert G. Shimp has turned down an offer of $50,000 for the youngster's contract from an eastern owner.
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United Press
Chicago
Arthur Mortenson
Herbert G. Shimp
Poison liquor blamed in Kokomo man’s death
The coroner investigates the death of Fred Kleinhentz, 45, of Portland, who died at the Kokomo police station Monday night. Officials believe poison liquor caused the death.
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Kokomo
Ind
Fred Kleinhentz
Portland
Iowa Track Opens Indoor Training Under Brook
Iowa City university track men begin indoor training with Charles Brooks, world champion hurdler and assistant coach, in charge until Bresnahan wraps up cross country duties.
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United Press
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Charles Brookins
Bresnahan
Prohibition Moves In Jugo Slavia Amid Wide Scale Controls
Reports from Belgrade indicate Jugo Slavia moves toward prohibition with a health ministry draft bill restricting production and sale of alcohol. Producers must obtain permission, publish balance sheets, pay 10 percent profits to a society against alcohol, and limit sales with weekend bans and age restrictions.
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London
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
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Baroness Von Wichmann Exposed In Moscow Black Magic Lab
In Moscow the Soviet police unearthed a black magic practice run by Baroness Von Wichmann. She previously faced prison in Tashkent for desecrating a stepdaughter and later claimed asylum in Moscow. Her craft included charms for wealth and love using rubles dust, hairs, and other items, with prices set at three rubles for six weeks. Wives of Communist officials lined up for interviews.
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Moscow
Baroness von Wichmann
Tashkent
Red Army
World Says Fifi and Jim Agree on Divorce
Anne A. Stillman confirms to World correspondent that her husband James A. Stillman has agreed to grant a divorce. The interview notes a “great change” in Stillman and mentions Fowler McCormick as present, with both denying marriage intentions and citing a pending financial settlement.
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New York
Fortune Ends as Police Crack Down on Advised Travel
A woman who travelled long distances to seek guidance saw her fortune rise by about a hundred rubles daily until political police intervened and halted her activities.
Deaf and Dumb Drivers Protest Licensing Curbs in London
Deaf and dumb automobile drovers protest possible license withdrawal as debate grows over driving rights. Critics argue unfit drivers endanger public highways, while the British Deaf and Dumb Association argues against legislation banning deaf motorists.
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London
British Deaf and Dumb Association
Southampton
McGraw Rebuilding His Outfield
Giants manager John McGraw begins rebuilding after 1924 pennant loss by adding minor league outfielder Tyson from Louisville. Tyson, a late bloomer at age 31, started as a pitcher, retired due to arm injury, then returned as an outfielder in 1924 and 1925 with Louisville.
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American Association
State case links death to mercuric poisoning and bruises
Testimony by Dr. Virgil Moon links Miss Oberholtzer death to blood poisoning spread from bruises and lacerations, not mercuric poisoning alone. Defense suggests overdose of mercuric chloride as prophylaxis with bruises self-inflicted. neighbors near Stephenson garage recount screams and car washing tied to March 16 17 events.
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Irvington
Josephine Lowes
University Ave
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Hammond
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Shooting Sheik Escapes Again in Indiana Streets
A Chicago police raid near Whiting, Indiana failed to nab Martin J. Durkin, the so called shooting sheik, after dawn search found the house vacant. Durkin had fatally wounded a policeman earlier and was hunted at Wheatfield, Indiana. The report also covers a tense witness exchange during a court session and introduces Miss Madge Oberholtzer's telegram from Hammond related to the Stephenson case.
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Rich old poor man rooms disclose bills and property
New Bedford Connecticut. After the death of a beggar long seen on the streets investigators found 3500 in cash in a pillow and deeds to 50000 worth of property hidden under the mattress in his rooms.
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Debates Manual and Etiquette Guides Featured in Bulletin
A bulletin highlights Debates Manual for students with debate methods and subjects, Embroidery Stitches with eleven illustrations and 5,000 words, Etiquette for Everybody offering a condensed manual for social occasions, and Evolution presenting pro and con views on organic evolution and human descent.
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