Hog Market Up 10 to 15 Cents Amid Strong Demand
Official estimates note hog receipts of 16 000 with 6 000 direct as prices rise. Top hogs reach 4 75 per cwt with 200 250 lb porkers 4 60 to 4 70 and sows 4 40 to 4 75. Cattle receipts total 5 500 with top steer price 7 50 while sheep advance 25 cents with good natives above 8 75 in places.
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Omaha
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wits
No. Wits. Price
SPS
Sversse
Vance
Idaho
Des Moines Pork Prices Show Drop From Last Week
U S Department reports 24 hour hog sale totals at 2,800 head, down from 20,700 a week earlier and 13,200 a year ago in interior and southern Minnesota. Hogs under 260 pounds mostly steady to 5 cents higher. heavier lots vary with packing demand. Quoted price ranges cover light to heavy hogs and sows with weight-based brackets and bulk shipment notes.
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Des Moines
U. S. Dept. 3 Agriculture
Minnesota
Hog and pork market price report across Iowa cities
The report lists live hog prices and market movements across Mason City Waterloo Ottumwa Des Moines and other centers. Prices vary by weight and grade with entries such as 180 to 200 Ibs at 3.85 to 4.00 and various scales up to 500 Ibs and above, plus corn price notes and sow values.
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Cesdar
Chicago lavestock 0 AP U Dept Hu Receta
Fragmentary text references Chicago livestock use data and a department of health resource allocation with numbers and agencies unclear. The readable items show a government notation and agricultural context without full details.
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Chicago
Local Market Reports From Livestock Auction
Market updates show moderate activity with cattle and hogs trading across weight ranges. Prices reflect strong demand for yearlings and heavy steers, with calves, vealers, and sows varying by weight and quality. Sheep receipts reach 10 000 head as lambs and yearlings command higher quotes.
Midwestern and Plains Auction Hogs and Cattle Prices Reported
Receipts at City Missouri and Omaha and Nebraska markets show hogs 4 000 head with 240 direct and calves overall. Prices range with top 4 30 for 200 to 210 pounds and varied values across weights, while cattle receipts total around 2 500 head with strong to 15 cent gains for killing classes and mixed gains for feeders and stockers. Lambs and sheep receipts also noted with higher easing trends and native and Oregon lambs cited at top values around 8.00 dollars.
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City
U. S
Oregon
Omaha
Neb
Market Notes On Flour Prices And Foreign Exchange Shifts
Minneapolis reports flour prices steady to up 20 cents with a barrel run of 16 540. Bran and Middlings range from 18.50 to 20.00. Foreign exchange rates show varied cents for multiple nations with Montreal and New York exchange at 4.50 and 105.81 respectively.
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Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Market Tabs
Stock market report shows varied gains and losses across major issues. Indices drift with notable moves in oil and utility stocks as investors weigh August trading conditions.
Grain Values Still Advance to 1926 Levels
Official returns show 1926 average prices for wheat at 1.24 per bushel, corn 0.74, and oats 0.405. Wheat closed easy, near Wednesday’s finish up 0.5 to 1.0 cents, with Sept at 1.01 plus, Dec at 1.035. Corn little changed to up a fraction, oats up 1 cent to 4 cents, and provisions mixed from a 10 cent decline to 17 cent rise.
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago Grain and Provisions, reported by AP, covers daily market developments in grain futures, price shifts, and related commodity provisions across the Chicago trading floor with updates on key players and storage trends.
Chicago Casa Grain Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats
AP market notes list grain prices in Chicago for wheat corn and oats with multiple grades and bid figures. Prices include No 2 red No 3 red No 1 dark hard No 1 hard No 2 hard and yellow hard for wheat and No 2 mixed No 3 mixed No 2 yellow No 4 yellow with various cents per bushel. Also listed are rye barley timothy and clover seed as well as lard products with per cwt and per pound pricing.
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Chicago Casa Grain
Chicago
Timothy
Chicago Market Report Highlights Poultry Butter and Eggs
AP market notes show poultry receipts at 33 trucks with steady prices. Butter receipts 13 177 tabs with unchanged prices. Eggs receipts 9 021 cases with steady prices. Potatoes on track 120 cars with U S shipments 351 cars. prices for Idaho No 1 at 2 90 to 3 00, Nebraska cobblers around 2 65, New Jersey cobblers mostly 2 75 to 2 80.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Nebraska
New Jersey
Putares
New York Egg and Dairy Prices Steady as Markets Report
AP summary notes mixed egg receipts totaling 382 cases with varied color grades and weights, butter receipts at 13 154 tubs with firmer market tone, creamery prices higher than extra, and whole milk flats holding steady. Dressed poultry remains steady to firm though market quiet overall.
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New York
Rail bonds continue showing solid trading support across groups
Secondary rating and semi speculative rail bonds drew steady demand as gains extended from the previous day. Prime loans held firm with fair demand, while industrial and utility issues remained cautious though most price moves were up. Familiar names such as Allegheny, Baltimore & Ohio, Erie, Illinois Central, Southern Railway, and Chicago and Northwestern featured among movers.
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New York
Alegheny Corporation
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Illinois Central
Southern Railway
Chicago & Northwestern
Asough
Armour & Co
U. S. Rubber
Shell Union
Youngstown Sheet Tube
International Telephone
Postal Telegraph S
Early Stock Gains Fade Out As Markets Waver
New York stocks opened with cautious buoyancy but forenoon gains of 1 to 3 points faded into small losses. Morning trading brisk yet volume declined as prices slipped amid profit taking and the U S Steel backlog showing July recession slightly larger than expected. Grains rose in Chicago and Winnipeg while cotton held steady as the dollar eased.
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New York
U. S. Steel Corporation
Chicago
Winnipeg
Youth golfers lead Labor Day club championship qualifiers
Two youths head the Geneva Golf and Country Club Labor Day tournament with 77s from two circuits. Figg opened with 38 and followed with 39. Mueller matched par first round 37 and shot 40 second for 77. Homer Mueller another 81, Meerdink 83 after a strong finish, and Emerson 94 with Richards 91 and Thomson 101.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Figg
Mueller
Homer Mueller
Charles Meerdink
Meerdink
Labor Day
E. L. Emerson
Chet Richards
Jack Thomson
J A
Red Birds prevail in doubleheader over Millers in exhibition
The Red Birds won 10 to 2 in game one with eight runs in the second inning and 9 to 0 in game two behind Bud Teachout five hit pitching. Louisville split with Kansas City 3 to 2 and 1 to 4 under protest as rain halted the second game. Indianapolis edged Milwaukee 1 to 0, then lost 9 to 5. Toledo Mud Hens beat Cleveland Indians 5 to 3 as Johnson’s staff yielded early chances.
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Chicago
Columbus
Minneapolis
Red Birds
Millers
Bud Teachout
Louisville
Kansas City
al Devormer
al Varn Camp
van Camp
Devormer
Bruno Betzel
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Mud Hens
Cleveland Indians
Sarge Connolly
Beleve Bean
Walter Johnson
Verona Rifle Club Unable to Report Match Result
The Verona Rifle Club could not provide its score from the match with Eichenauer's Verona team of Verona Pennsylvania. B Pope of Verona praised the Verona women while noting Muscatine’s Eichenauer club scored 989 of 1000 at 100 yards and that Verona voters chose not to shoot further after a long season.
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Verona Rifle Club
Eichenauer’s
Eichenauer
Muscatine
Verona
B. Pope
Financial Markets See Mixed Gains In Late Session
Foreign exchange dealings were uneven with bonds showing modest irregularity. Alcohol and farm shares surged briefly but retreated as other groups rose. Gains of fractions to about one point were held by Western Union Deers American Commercial Alcohol Case Baltimore and Ohio Du Pont Westinghouse Santa Fe and New York Central. Losers included American Telc National Distillers United Aircraft Public Service of New Jersey North American General Motors U S Industrial Alcohol U S Steel Bethlehem Steel U S Smelting Goodyear Allied Chemical. U S Steel noted a drop of 87 546 tons in unfilled orders due to shipments to consumers rather than weaker demand.
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Western Union
Deers
American Commercial Alcohol
Case
Baltimore and Ohio
du Pont
Westinghouse
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
American Telcon National Distrillers
United Aircraft
Public Service of New Jersey
North American
General Motors
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Smelting
Goodyear and
Allied Chemical
Hill Defeated as Women’s Western Open Narrowly Advances
In Chicago four Chicago stars, three from Los Angeles, and a Des Moines ace reached quarter finals of the women’s western open. Opal Hill, the 1932 champion, lost to Los Angeles rival Gregg Lifur 3 and 2. Lifur faced Jane Weiller next, as Virginia Van Wie and Jean Armstrong also advanced in the Chicago district tournament.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Des Moines
Opal S. Hill
Hill
Gregg Lifur
Rena Nelson
Jean Armstrong
Brouillard Stops Jeby for Middleweight Title Claim
Lou Brouillard, the Lou Brouillard knocks out Ben Jeby in the seventh round at the Polo Grounds to claim a share of middleweight recognition. The Worcester fighter used a southpaw attack to break down Jeby’s guard and win by a final left that sent him to the canvas, 2:21 into the seventh.
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New York
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Brouillard
Ben Jeby
New York State Athletic Commission
Polo Grounds
Jeby
Frankie Battaglia
Notice of Bank Closing and Probate Filing in Muscatine
The First National Bank of Muscatine Iowa at Muscatine is closing its affairs and demands all notes and claims dated July 8 1983 be presented. A probate notice outlines that W J Grady's will was opened August 2 1933 and a hearing date in June 1938 established, with court actions to determine admission of the will.
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First National Bank of
Firestone Tire & Tube
Classified sale notices and rentals in Journal
Various listings include overstuffed furniture, glass jars, ice boxes, wicker items, corn, gas stoves, and a 1930 Plymouth sedan. Also found are found stray hound notice and multiple apartment and flat rental ads with contact details and addresses. Includes a chiropractor listing.
Classified Ad Snippet Describes Insertions and Pricing
A fragment outlines type charges per word and per insertion for a classified ad. It notes six dollar price for special insertions and payments due within days from final insertion. Mentions minimum ad cost and 12 page unit pricing.
Wedding night chaos in Lake City club scene unsettles couple
Eve confronts Dick after a night with other companions. he defends himself as the timekeeper Joe Casper and Peggy and Babe are involved. He reveals he sought an apartment while Eve admits the strain of the marriage day and the recent evenings. The interrogation shifts to suspicion and reconciliation.
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Peggy
Babe
Casper
Merry-goround
Lake City
Eve
Joe
Joe Camper
Will of Henry H Herlein Opens for Probate in Muscatine
The last will and testament of Henry H Herlein, late of Muscatine County, was opened by the District Court Clerk on July 26, 1933. A hearing is set for August 22, 1933, at the June Term to determine admission to probate. E. Orwin signs the notice in Muscatine.
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State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
W. J. Grady
District Court
Said County
Muscatine
EY oOerwin
Arthur Hoffman
Henry H. Herlein
E. Orwin
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Rand Oil Ind
United Pounders
Barkey
New York Bonds
Brazil
Argentina
Japan
Harold Figg
Ronnie Muel
Chicago Stars
Iowan
Geneva
Hahn Kelvinator and Supply Co
2Nd Street
Pi Frey R. Welle Fruitland
August Prien
C. L. Shellabarger
West 7Th
Wilton
Inquire X, Journal
J. G. Johnston
Hershey Building
East Second
Plymouth
Cecil Schlichting
Cranston, Ia
J. Jouri
Chocolate Shop
Midwest
Rite Q, Journal
Buzz Law and Frame
Woodlawn
Federal Land Bank
Louisa
Scott County
Titus Co
Iowa Ave
Joe Casper
Kaire Keen
Chevrolet
Ford
Banker Auto Co
Phone 610
Pine Street
NRA
Holland Furnace Co
H. R.othmer
Mgr
St. Mary’s
Sweetland Ladies
Glasgow
Geneva Market
Kemble’s
Hershey
Walter Paul
G. Whittaker & Son Muscatine Bank and Trust Co
Gregg & Klotz
Sale Barn
Durant
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