Swine Market Turns Upward in Chicago Trade
The Chicago hog market rose today with heavy receipts and a wavering start. Prices gained about 10 cents with top at 4.70, as buyers, shippers, and small killers increased activity. medium and heavyweight hogs sold 4.60 to 4.70, heavier weights 4.45 and below, and cattle and lambs showed mixed movements with steady tendencies amid ample supply.
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Iowa hog and corn market prices across cities
AP report from Waterloo Cedar and Des Moines lists live hog prices by weight class with bids for prime and packers, and corn and feed notes. Prices vary by city and weight, with hogs ranging roughly from 2.60 to 4.00 dollars per unit and corn listed as unchanged.
Hog market: Iowa prices rise as demand tightens
U S Department of Agriculture report shows combined hog receipts at 16 800 for the 24 hour period ending 8 09 am today. Demand remains strong for hogs over 200 pounds with prices advancing up to 10 cents while light weights and sows show varying quotes across weight classes.
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago trade
U S Department of Agriculture data show hog receipts around 30 000 head with prices 10 cents higher across classes. Prices ranged from about 3 75 to 4 70 per hundredweight with heavy weights weaker. Cattle receipts near 8000 head, calves 2500, steer and yearling market slow on heavy weights.
Local Markets Poultry and Prices Rounded
Local and markets report daily poultry rates with several weight bands. Prices show 140 lb livestock at $2.25, 180–220 lb at $4.15, 260–300 lb at $4.15, extreme heavy butter and heavy packers ranges noted, with roosters around 4 cents and various other old stock prices.
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Muscatine
Cattle and Sheep Auction Prices Show Steady Demand Across Weights
Receipts highlight steady to higher values for yearlings and light steers with light heifers at 6.10 and 931 lb heifers at 6.25. Slaughter cattle range 5.50 to 7.75 per cwt across weight classes. vealers mostly 6.00 to 7.00. Sheep run 8,000 head with best lambs at 8.50 and ewes 1.50 to 2.20.
Omaha market livestock receipts and price changes
Hogs receipts about 7 000 with prices 4.10 to 4.30 for 140 to 180 pounds and top at 4.35. sows and heavies listed. Cattle receipts around 6 000 with calves, heifers, yearlings and light steers mostly 15 to 25 cents higher. heavy fed steers steady. good fed heifers 5.00 to 5.60. vealers around 5.00. Sheep receipts 5 500 with 3 000 direct. lambs not established. native lamb bids around 7.25 to 7.50. ewes 1.00 to 2.00. feeders strong. range feeding lambs around 6.00.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Kansas City reports hog receipts of 5 000 head with prices from 2 85 to 4 35 per pound across 140 to 350 lb ranges and sow and stock pig values. Cattle receipts 4 500 head show mixed trading, with fed steers 5 25 to 6 50 and cows 2 35 to 3 75. Sheep receipts 6 000 head place lambs steady to 15 cents lower with native lambs up to 7 75 and ewes 1 25 to 2 25 through 150 lb ranges.
Flour Prices Rise in Minneapolis Markets
Minneapolis flour prices advance 10 cents per barrel in carload lots. Family patents quoted at 8.50 to 8.60 per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Shipments listed at 6e barrels. Pure bran ranges 17.50 to 18.00 and standard middlings 19.50 to 20.00.
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United States Bond Market Close Report
U S Government bonds closed with Liberty and Treasury issues showing varied prices. Liberty 332s traded around 102.24, Liberty 1st 44s at 102.5, Treasury 4s near 106.16 and 110.2, with other notes quoted in ranges across 40s to 50s.
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Treasury
Bond Market Signals Cooling Speculation In Secondary Group
The bond market showed reduced speculative interest in the secondary group with most loans retreating while prime issues held firm. Rail issues faced selling as traders judged the recent rise a sufficient adjustment to carriers’ improved position.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Baltimore & Ohio
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific and
Ga Railway
U. S
Treasury
New York Stocks Quotation Snapshot
Losses and gains fill the board with percentages for companies like Alleghany Am Stee, Case Ches & O and Goodyear. Major movers include Gen Mot Gillette Ford Motor and RCA as traders sift through listing signs and market shifts in a bustling session.
Grains Rally to New Price Highs on Wheat and Rye
Chicago barn market surged as government crop reports showed wheat yield well under domestic needs by over 100 million bushels and rye futures topped the dollar mark for the first time. Rye led gains on forecasts of below normal rye yield and anticipated expanded rye use due to wheat taxes, with wheat and corn also higher across the board.
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Chicago
Chicago grain and livestock prices report
Chicago cash prices list wheat corn oats rye and barley with various grades and bid offers. Commodities shown include No 1 Hard wheat at about 1.053 to 1.07 dollars per bushel, corn values from 63 to 64½ cents, oats around 46 47 cents, rye with no sales, barley 50 to 75 cents, and meats like lard at 7.82 dollars and bellies around 8.37 dollars per hundredweight.
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Wheat and grain receipts and prices at Minneapolis market
Minneapolis grain market report shows receipts 138 cars compared with 23 a year ago. No. 1 northern wheat priced at about $1.10 to $1.12 a bushel with various grades and protein levels. No. 1 amber durum and No. 2 amber durum quoted around $1.10 to $1.14. Corn and oats bids listed for No. 3 yellow corn and No. 3 white oats with fractions noted.
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Antana
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Chicago Produce Chicago Poultry and Butter Prices
AP report lists poultry live receipts 55 trucks with steady prices for hens roosters turkeys spring ducks and geese. Butter receipts 18 628 tubs with prices unchanged. Eggs receipts 10 611 cases with grade prices. Potatoes track shipments 201 cars with firm demand and moderate trading. Missouri Kansas cobblers and Virginia varieties noted with price ranges.
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Virginia Triumphs
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New York Markets Report Butter and Cheese Steady
Butter receipts total 16 608 tubs unsettled while creamery cheese receipts at 220 317 lbs firms. Eggs and dressed poultry steady with mixed colors and various freight and express prices listed for broilers fowls and turkeys.
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Erdine Atkins Weds Clarence Kruse At Little Brown Church
Miss Erdine Atkins of Tipton married Clarence John Kruse of West Liberty in a July 5 ceremony at the Little Brown church Nashua. Rev William Kent officiated with attendants Miss Lois Rehbehn and Mearle Nebergall. The couple plans to reside on the Peter Kruse farm in South Prairie after their parents relocate nearby.
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William Kent
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Atalissa
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Everette Atkins
Tipton High School
Peter Kruse
South Prairie
Stocks and Bonds Lack Clear Market Direction
Irregular trading day as stimulation from alcoholic groups steadies Wall Street yet key issues show little enthusiasm. Grains dominate attention with rye rising and dollar moves muted. Notable gains include National Distillers and U S Industrial Alcohol while farm stocks stall and rails and motors slide.
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American Rolling Mills
Case
Local Social and Visit Notes from Fairport and Surrounds
Fairport residents attend funerals and visit relatives in Muscatine Linden and Davenport. Families and teachers socialize with a church basement party and a Montpelier dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Schroeder.
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Frank Daniel
Blue Grass
Roy Reeves
Lillie Love
Eula Hueltman
Velma
Peterson
George Davis
Ernest Wingler
Burlington
Roy
George Creamer
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Wilbur Dipple
New York Sugar Market Advances on Raw Sugar
Raw sugar rose five points to 3.55 in early trading, with futures up two to three points. Refined sugar held firm at 4.70, as market activity moved on price basis shifts in New York.
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New York
Foreign exchange rates in New York markets vary widely
The New York AP report lists easy demand quotes for numerous currencies and cross rates. Values span from Great Britain at 4.75 cents to Switzerland at 27.60, with others including France 5.59, Italy 7.60, Norway 23.85, Denmark 21.20, Mexico City 28.43, and Montreal 95.3744 in quoted terms.
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Morning Sun and Cairo Nine clash under floodlights
Morning Sun band events and a community night game drew big crowds. Independents suffered their first defeat of the season 3 to 5 against Cairo nine in a non league match.
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Richard Rock
Oakville
Lora Rock
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W. J. Giffin
Almina Cathaleen Fuller
United Presbyterian Church
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Mississippi Colored People
Wat- Soak
Giffin
Margaret
John
For Rent Six Room Modern House on Mulberry Ave
Property ad notices list a six room modern house to rent on Mulberry Ave by Mark and Sons. Classified wants include an enamel cook stove and a good heater and a request for good country buttermilk. Inquiries redirected to local stores and stamp offers by S and H Green Stamps. Priorities include Batters on Store and several local shops.
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Louisa County Fights Chinch Bug Attack With Oil Barriers
Farmers in Louisa County confront the worst chinch bug invasion since 1897. The Farm Bureau leads efforts with 1000 gallons of road oil used in demonstrations July 3 and 4, aided by state funding covering half the oil cost. Demonstrations drew 150 attendees on five farms. Oil barriers curb bug migration and spare legumes. soybeans and clovers remain safe. A short course for cow testers will be held at Ames July 27–29 for 21–30 year olds, with no registration fee.
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John Snyder
Earl D. Peterson
A. D. Erwin
Jefferson
L. S. Roach
Port Louisa
Donald Pagemiller
Morning Sun
Earl Devore
Wapelio
Ames
Iowa
Morning Sun natives marry in Kansas and Nebraska
Relatives receive notice of the marriage of Lloyd Elliott and Miss Harriett Martin at the bride's home in Hayaston Kansas June 29. A reception followed July 6 at the Reformed Presbyterian church in Superior Nebraska. The Elliotts are former Morning Sun residents and will reside in Superior.
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Harriett Martin
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Passenger traffic on America’s air lines rises 17 percent
Passenger traffic on America’s scheduled air transport lines increased 17 percent during the period compared with the same period of 1932. The rise indicates growing airline use and expanding commercial air travel despite earlier economic concerns.
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America
The Big If He Can You Make Cakes Like Mother
A Smith's Weekly item from Sydney notes a playful exchange about baking and family ways. The dialog hints at domestic tradition and the humour of enduring parental indulgence and indigestion.
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Smith’s Weekly
Sydney
West Liberty Visit and Community Events Report
West Liberty hosts arrivals and family gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. H K Lawton welcome relatives from Milleville and Frank Lawton family. Olive Beardsley visits Muscatine. Oakdale sanitarium admits Frank Duncan. Downey Homecoming parade plan outlined with Mt. Vernon band concert and family visits to Perry and Chicago events noted. Noland preaches first Methodist sermon in Toledo after road trip with relatives.
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East Third Street
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New Cambria
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Chicago
Forest Protzman
Jimmy
Cedar Rapids
Meta Unron
W. W. Anderson
Perry
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Homer Osler
Charles Gates
C. C. Jacobs
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Ivan Noland
William Noland
University
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Davenport
Toledo
Bud Tussell
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Mr. Noland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bank Notice: First National Bank of Muscatine Closes
The First National Bank of Muscatine in Muscatine Iowa closes its affairs and all note holders and creditors are notified to present notes and claims by July 1933. Bloom, cashier.
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Woman Charged in False Pretenses Case at West Liberty
Clara Rade of Davenport faced charges in Justice W. L. Mackey's court in West Liberty. Witnesses Dr. A. E. Ady and Dr. A. P. Bendixon testified, with Ady saying the defendant received $25 for an insurance listing by claiming Bendixen controlled the company. Bendixen denied the claim. The defendant was arrested in Davenport about two weeks earlier after complaints were filed.
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Journal News Service
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Clara Rade
Davenport
W. L. Mackey
A. E. Ady
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Dr. Bendixen
Defandant
Sheriff Sale in Muscatine County Iowa 1933 Realtors
A public sheriff sale is set for August 12 1933 at the Muscatine courthouse to satisfy a general execution. Lands and tenements owned by Ernest Stark and H P Broders in Cedar County are described including sections 4 township 78 north range 1 east with railroad rights of way and a $30 000 mortgage to Americar Commercial and Savings Bank Davenport. The Durant Savings Bank holds the judgment and sale runs between 9 am and 4 pm with 11 am noted. F B Nesper sheriff.
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District Court
Cedar County
State of
Iowa
Ernest Stark
H. P. Broders
Court House
Muscatine
Fejeruary Street
Stockton
Muscatine County
C. R. I. & P. Railway Company
B. C. R. & N. Railway Company
Davenport, Iowa and Dakota Railway Company
Mississippi & Missouri Railway Company
C. R. I. & . Railway Company
Section Township
F. B. Nesper
Probate Notice of Julia J Begey Will Hearing
State of Iowa Muscatine County opens probate for the last will of Julia J Begey. Hearing set for July 29 at the June Term of the District Court. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Muscatine July 1 1933. E C Erwin Clerk J G Kammerer Attorney.
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District Court
Said County
Julia J. Begey
Muscatine
E. C. Erwin
J. G. Kammerer
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