Chicago Hog and Cattle Market Ends Mixed on Weights and Packers
The Chicago hog market showed little change with lighter weights under 250 lbs and packing sows weaker by about 10 cents as buyers eyed a marketing plan. Most good hogs sold above 4.40 as trade slowed for firmer prices. receipts rose at outside markets, with prices mostly steady to 10 cents lower. Cattle supplies carried more grasa era, prices steady to 15 cents lower. tippy steers to 7.25, other steers 5.75 to 6.75, grassers down to 3.50. Sheep market not established early, expected steady to 25 cents lower with native lambs 7.50 to 7.75, some above 8. Packers did little buying.
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Chicago
Wien W Se
Wits
Tdi
Cebu
Bissn Oso
Lambs
Hog price report across markets shows varied weights and steady to down prices
Prices for hogs range from 1.80 to 4.00 depending on weight class and market. Ottumwa and Rapids report little change, while most weight categories show a 10 cent pullback from Monday. Packers' ranges vary by weight, with several mid and heavy classes listed and sows noted at lower bids.
Hog receipts and quotes across Minnesota plants fall slightly
Combined hog receipts for 24 hours ending 8:00 a m totaled 12 000, up from 10 900 a week ago and 10 300 a year ago. Heavier hogs weakened to 15c, sows steady to 10c lower, with trading slow. Quotes cover lots from 140 160 lb light to 550 lb packing sows, all based on bulk transactions.
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Wong
Livestock Prices in Chicago Market Report
United States Department of Agriculture data shows cattle weights ranging from under 250 pounds to over 350 pounds. Prices vary by weight class with top figures around 4.65 and 4.50 per pound for mid ranges and packing sows trading between 3.00 and 3.60 per pound.
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Chicago
U. S
Local Market Prices Reported For Butchers Packers
Market notes show a range for packers at 2.60 to 2.95 dollars with old SavEstock cited. The report mentions eng market rates and a general context of price changes to eight percent in some categories.
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Aueien Aeee
Market Livestock Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Sheep Trading
Receipts include 9 000 head cattle and 15 000 sheep with steady to slightly lower bids on most classes. Cattle ranges cover feeds from light to heavy yearlings and bulls with steers and cows varying by weight and quality. hogs and sows not detailed. Lambs and ewes show modest gains in high quality lots while lower grades stay soft.
Livestock Prices Report From Kansas City Market
U S Department of Agriculture notes cattle and hog prices with receipts figures. Hogs top 4.15 for 190 to 240 poundees and 4.15 for 220 to 250 against steady Monday averages. Cattle show slow bids, steers 520 to 900 pounds 5.00 to 6.65, cows 2.00 to 3.50, vealers 3.00 to 6.00. Sheep receipts 4,000 with best native lambs around 7.25 and ewes 1.75 to 3.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Hogs Cattle and Lamb Receipts Mixed at Omaha Market
U S Dept of Agriculture reports slow hog receipts at Omaha with early sales weak to steady and bids slipping on sows. Cattle receipts show slow demand. calves steady to weak with some bids lower. steers and yearlings around 6.25 to 6.65 with various weights. Lamb market quiet with light sales and bids weak to steady. feeders soft and sheep steady amid thin supply.
Bond Market Stays Narrow With Mixed, Thin Activity
In New York the bond market showed little price impact from light activity. Prices moved in a narrow range with some issues dipping while others edged higher, as thin trading left several issues nearly unchanged. Warner Bros 6s rose about two points, while 5S governments and Italian and Japanese issues mostly drifted.
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New York
Chile
Armour and Co
U. S
Southern Pacific
Columbia Gas and Electric
Delaware and Hudson
Northern Pacific
United Drug
International Telephone
Warner Bros
Sterling Exchange
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Varied Quotations
Market notes show diverse moves with Alleghany up 5 percent and smaller gains for Sugar and Chicago P. 2% ranges appear for several rails and industrials while Eastman and Gen El post modest rises. Several names including Studebaker Warner and Tex Corp appear with fractional changes amid overall choppy trading.
Grain Prices at Standstill in Chicago Markets
Grain trading froze as directors prepared to lift minimum price limits tonight. Prices held Monday levels with September wheat 92.5 cents, December 95.5 cents, May 99.5 cents, September corn 49.5 cents, December 54.5 cents, September oats 36 cents, rye 68 cents. Market anticipation cited supply demand factors and possible short term irregularity before normal conditions resume.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Directors
Chicago grain and seed prices in AP market report
The AP price listing shows bids for wheat at various futures grades from 87 to 88 cents, corn values around 46 to 50 cents for mixed and yellow grades, oats and rye with limited or no sales, barleys at about 41 to 64 cents, and seed and lard prices including Timothy seed near 4.60 to 5.00 per cwt and lard around 5.00 to 6.75 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
Barlevy
Timothy
Chicago Grain and Provisions Be Eipts and
Chicago Grain and Provisions appears in fragmented prose notes likely detailing receipts and related grain trading items. The readable text includes phrases about grain, provisions, and financial entries without clear dates or names.
New York Sugar Market Report
Raw sugar in New York firm at 3.45 as futures edge up one point while the market shows a slight decline in other contracts. Refined sugar held steady with no change in price.
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New York
Chicago Produce Market Snapshots Mixed Live Poultry to Potatoes
AP report details live poultry receipts at 43 trucks with steady prices, butter and eggs receipts and price ranges for graded and local firsts, potatoes at 42 cars on track with total U S shipments and prices for U S No 1 spuds and Idaho russets, refrigerator and storage standards noted.
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Chicago
U. S
Long Islan Soobbiers U
New York Produce Prices Include Mixed Colors and Weights
Market notes from New York report various dairy and poultry items with price figures. Whole milk flats and mixed colors of produce show diverse weights from 39 to 42 pounds with cents per pound. Live poultry freight rates and Butter prices appear among other produce listings in a condensed AP style dispatch.
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New York
Ofittis Eine
S Brollers Express
Eel Rowes
Endian
Kansas City
Minneapoli Trade Figures Note Grain Barrel Solve
In Minneapolis Minnesota an AP bulletin reports flour sales and machine pricing figures. The document cites 14 756 barrels and a standard mix price around 19 50 per unit with a total value near 19 000.
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Minneapoli
Minneapolis
Minn
Ass Eis
Standard Mit Midchines
United States Bond Market Flows Amid Treasury Notes
Treasury prices show varied movements with Liberty bonds and 3s quoted. Market activity in New York reflects shifts in long and short term yields as traders adjust positions.
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New York
United States Bonds
Liberty
Fea
Treasury
Stapp Reunion Attended by 108 at Columbus Chautauqua Park
The Stapp reunion held Sunday at Columbus Chautauqua Park drew 106 attendees with dinner and supper. Several relatives from distant cities attended including Clarence Stapp and family from Kas Lawrence, Fred Shannon family from Waterloo, Roy Stapp from Davenport, Clarence Figg family, A J Greiner and Maxine, Jerry Klotz from Muscatine, William Probst, Horace Klotz, H Faisia and Margaret Johns from West Liberty, plus Cora and Rowena Klotz from Lone Tree.
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Columbus Junction
Stapp
Columbus Chautauqua Park
George
H. Faises
Margaret Johns
West Liberty
Cora
Rowena Klotz
Lone Tree
Foreign exchange snapshot from New York market
A brief foreign exchange report from New York shows the dollar at 18.78 per foreign unit, with Germany at 32.00 and Netherlands quoted as 04.
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Beechange
New York
Hey Dee
Germany
Hollana
Security Markets in Dull Trading
Markets opened tepid as grain prices and a firmer dollar cloud outlooks. Wheat steadied in Chicago and Winnipeg, while shares showed limited movement with notable declines for Homestake Mining and mixed moves for GE, Du Pont, GM, and others. The Chicago board remained a key obstacle to renewed market enthusiasm.
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New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
National Distillers
Alaska
Juneau
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
Allied Chemical
Owens
Illinois
Chrysler
International Nickel
du Pont
General Motors
Chicago Board of Trade
Tennis In The Rain Delays National Championship Opener
Forest Hills sees an unexpected lay day as rain postpones Monday action at the United States Lawn Tennis Association event. Defending champion Helen Jacobs and seven time winner Helen Wills Moody along with top contenders from America and Great Britain wait for play to resume.
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Forest Hills
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
America
Great Britain
Wilton Residents Attend Reunion and Travels
Wilton residents plan visits to Cleve land Ohio for Cass Story reunion in Rock River and to Lorain and Marion Ohio after Labor Day. Mrs Alberta Winsell and Cousins Mr and Mrs D W Cass of Cleveland will also spend a week in Chicago for the Century of Progress. Families from Muscatine Crawfordsville Columbus Junction Ottumwa and Vinton IA visit relatives and each other during the period.
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Carol Marsden
Los Angeles
Archie Marsden
Evan Anwyl
Gordon Marsden
Michiigan
Winifred Butler
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. W. Klotz
Chautauqua Park
Ed Pretz
Veda Pretz
Laura Hall
Chicago
Emma Neal
Ver- Veda Pretz
Verda Yearick
Cedar Rapids
Mary Dill
Old Clifton Club
S. H. Klein
Des Moines
George Adams
Dr. Klein
Klein
Harold
Columbus Junction
Eldred Maxwell
Darlene
Billy
Conesville
John Parke
Pretz
D. A. Schabilion
Columbus City
Lauara Rayhouse
Winfield
Schabilion
Marion Feldman
Gail
Frederick
Wallace
Peoria
Ill
M. L. Blankenhorn
R. E. Huber
June
Jean Oates
Loretta Kinsella
St. Louis
Francis Padgett
Fairfield
Ira Oats
Franklin
Fay Foster
Marion
Estabrook
Oxford
Leila Blankenhorn Gruber
David Blankenhorn
Tucker
Greeley
Colorado
H. J. Thicker
Georgetown
8. C
Esther Thicker
Blankenhorn
Alice Louise Lowe
Wapello
Miss Lowe
Orchard Grove
Bages
William Thogmartin
Newton
Hugh Jones
Jones
Wymore
Neb
Richard Thomas
Cotter
Ed Hogyine Jones
Robert Evans
Crawfordsville
Henrietta Wilson
Shellbark
Martha Blankenhorn
Wilson
Washington
W. C. Davis
Donald Houseal
Thomas Devore
John Orr
Buffalo
Kas
W. N. Duncan
J. C
John McNamer
Birmingham
Fred Wagner
Dorothy Hutchison
Velma Teel
Muscatine
Ray Cassady
Montrose
Ben Best
Century of Progress
Cass
Daniel McCartney
Wilton
Ripley's
Joe Jones
Frances
Joseph
John Thomas
Anna Jewell
Frank Lincoln
Fulton
Frank Jacobs
Robert Budelier
Lauren Sterner
Helen Louise
Ottumwa
Earl Armare
G. R. Woodhouse
Vinton
For Sale and Wanted Classified Fragments
For sale choice tomatoes for canning delivered. WANTED TO RENT by Sept 1 six room house East Hill preferred. Will lease most or more. Phone 1344. ANTED silent or active partner in well wished paying business. Write U Journal. WANTED Straw. Phone 792.
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East Hill
Journal
Love of Eve by Lacy lings nh tetnct continues
Eve argues with Dick over married life as he leaves for air and she cooks supper while fearing a strained future. Their clash over cooking and domestic duties reveals the couple’s fragile expectations. Later, family visits and parish group notices conclude the fragment.
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Eve
Lacy Lings Nh
Notice of Bank Closure at The First National Bank of M Time
The First National Bank of M Time, located at a in the owl, is closing its affairs. All holders and other creditors are therefore urged to present notes and other claims by July 8.
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First National Bank of
M Time
the Owl
Winnipeg grains set minimum prices to peg futures
Winnipeg Manitoba stockholders at an emergency session voted to establish minimum prices for grain futures to protect producers. Wheat and coarse grains opened higher with gains from 1 1/8 to 4 1/8 cents. October wheat listed at 73 to 74 1/2, December 75 3/4 to 74, and May 79 1/2 to 78. The group fixed August 14 1933 closing prices as the minimum and barred trades below them until further notice.
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Winnipeg
Man
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Grain Exchange
Woman Slain in New Jersey Lashing Death
Dover New Jersey police say Anna Ulm 45 a summer resident of Mount Arlington and secretary to a New York chiropractor was beaten to death Sunday and her body lashed to a tree trunk no clues found to identity of slayer or motive at this time.
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Dover
N. J
Anna Ulm
Mount Arlington
New York
District Court Notice for Absolute Divorce in Muscatine County
In Muscatine County Iowa Dora Gregory sues Martin L Gregory in the District Court seeking an absolute divorce. The petition claims willful desertion beginning around April 27 1931 and absence without reasonable cause. Defendants must appear before noon on the second day of the term to defend or default will be entered.
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District Court of
Iowa
Muscatine County
Dora Gregory
Martin L. Gregory
I. Ramtamber
Poo Negle
Muscatine
Sheriff Sale Notice From Iowa District Court
A sheriff's sale is conducted under an execution from the District Court of Iowa for the lands and tenements owned by Alwine Ehrecke Friedrich E Ehrecke and Margaret EF. The sale proceeds through the justice office as part of the court process.
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State of
Iowa
Alwine Ehrecke
Friedrich E. Ehrecke
Margaret
Property Auction Notice in Muscatine Iowa 1933
Executed claimants Ehrecke Lindlie and Emma Lindle Executors of George Daut estate. The sale covers the south half of NW and northeast quarter of NW in Muscatine County. Real estate to be sold to satisfy a special execution for George Nugent. Auction starts 11 AM August 7 1933 at Muscatine Court House.
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Ehrecke
Edward C. Ehrecke
Bernice Ehrecke
M. J. Lindlie
Emma Lindle
George Daut
Henry Hamerlinch
Muscatine County
Iowa
Court House
Muscatine
Towi
George Nugent
A. m
Bids Sought for Levee District 17 Repairs in Muscatine County
Notice to bidders for repairs to Levee District Number 17 in Muscatine County Iowa. Sealed bids due 11 00 a m August 16 1933 at U S Engineer's Office Rock Island Illinois. Work covers about 21400 cubic yards fill plus 5900 for eight crevasse repairs. Plans from District Engineer. deposit 5 00 refundable.
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Board of Supervisors
Muscatine County
Iowa
U. S. Engineer’s Office
Rock Island
Ilinois
U.S
U. S
Rock Inland
Young and Stanley, Inc
Muscatine
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