Hog and Cattle Prices Break in Chicago Market
Official estimates show hog runs near 90,000 head with 22,000 billed to packers and prices mostly 10 to 15 cents lower. top hog price $4.60 with prime at $4.50 to $4.60. Cattle runs around 15,000 head, large Monday volume. sentiment weak, prices 25 cents lower. prime steers around $7, and calves and cows steady to lower amid heavy supplies. Idaho lambs noted as first of season, with choice natives $7 to $7.50 and some at $6 domestic market levels.
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Chicago
Idaho
Pat Shorn
Hog market report notes mixed demand and varied prices
The Minnesota hog market for a 48 hour period shows 25 concentration yards with 500 in today’s sales, down from 54 000 a week and 38 200 a year ago. Prices range by weight from 3.40 to 4.25 dollars with packing sows at 3.30 to 3.70 and long haul shipping showing softer demand.
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Minnesota
Iowa Hog Prices Show Mixed Drops Across Markets
The day’s market report from Iowa lists varied hog prices at Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo Cedar Rapids Des Moines. Notable ranges include best sorted lights at Mason City and prime 180 to 260 pound hogs in Cedar Rapids with prices from about 2.95 to 3.95 per hundredweight.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Arere
Farm Dressed Pork Prices Lead Market Report
Chicago AP U S Dept of Agriculture reports a bulk slaughter of about 40 000 head with many hogs 190 to 290 pounds selling around 4 50 per cwt for packing sows and lighter 140 to 180 pound hogs around 3 00 per cwt with slight declines noted into Friday direct prices visible in the market report
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Chicago
U. S
Local Markets Report on Poultry Livestock and Hogs
Market notes show poultry prices from 6 to 8 cents per pound for try-Hens and mixed weights. cattle receipts around 1,000 head with weak sentiment, steers mostly 6.00 to 7.25, heavier loads near 7.25, cows 3.00 to 4.25, bulls 3.00 to 3.50, vealers 4.00 to 5.60. Sheep receipts 12,000 head with slow trade. lambs scarce, $7.00 to $7.50 for good weights, ewes 1.75 to 3.00, averages 1.25 to 2.25.
Omaha livestock receipts and prices dip across hogs cattle
Receipts: Hogs 12 500 head, cattle and calves 7 500 head. Market softer with hogs 10 to 15 cents lower than Friday. Prices for early hog sales ranged from 4.05 to 4.25 per cwt for 140 to 170 lbs, down from Saturday. Cattle and calves show softer tone in lower grades. fed steers and yearlings steady to higher, but grass cows under pressure. top steer bids around 6.35, feeders 4.25 to 5.00, beef cows 2.75 to 3.73, bulls 2.50 to 2.65. Overall week weight around 267 pounds for hogs, 1,500 head in last lot with bids down about 25 cents.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S
Market Summary From Kansas City Livestock Report
Hogs receipts 11 000 head with 3 600 direct demand fairly active. Hog quotations rise across weight classes up to 4 40 top on 190 290 lb hogs. cattle receipts 9 500 head with bids generally lower for fed steers and stockers. sheep receipts 10 000 head with lambs 25 35 cents lower and yearlings weak. New York bonds and utilities rally with gains 1 3 points on rails and industrials. mixed foreign loans and sharp moves in select utilities.
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Kansas City
U. S S
New York
Nickel Plate
Erie
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Louis-San Francisco
Delaware & Hudson
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Great Northern
Western Union
Electric
Irm Oil
Ema Steel
Adie Ee
Dea
Wall Street Quotation Roundup On Stocks And Dividends
New York market quotations list diverse stock moves with Alleghany at 6 1 2 percent and Steel 57 share movement. Major names include Ford Motors 4 percent and Standard Oil around Ex quotes show varied gains and losses across industries from steel to oil and utilities in a brisk trading session.
Grain Prices Rise Sharply on Summer Heat and Inflation
Chicago markets show wheat, corn and rye jumping about 3 cents per bushel amid heat and drought concerns. Authorities warn 1933 spring wheat yields may fall as inflation talks resurface. Wheat closes higher with July at 76 and September around 73 to 78 cents, corn up 1 to 2 cents, oats gains 2 cents.
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Chicago
Grain and seed price report from Chicago market
Chicago AP lists wheat and corn bid prices by grade with multiple fractional quotes across No 2 through No 6 categories for red yellow mixed and white, alongside oats prices for several grades. Timothy and clover seed quotes conclude the market update with per hundredweight ranges.
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Chicago
Timothy
Clover
Italo Balbo Leads Italian Air Armadas to World Fair Flight
General Italo Balbo 37, Mussolini ally and hard man of fascism, commands 24 seaplanes from Rome to Chicago for a world fair voyage. Chosen to promote Italy’s aviation prestige, Balbo heads 115 men in a record mass flight to America, famed for group-distance flights and Brazil expedition. He is Ferrara’s powerful local boss and a potential Mussolini successor.
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Italo Balbo
Italy
Rome
Chicago
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Balbo
Ferrara
Il Duce
Europe
European
Brazil
America
Roosevelt Aboard Amberjack II Heads to Nantucket
President Roosevelt steered the yacht Amberjack II from Edgartown toward Nantucket after a storm forced a Sunday stop. He traveled with a crew of five as navy and newspaper boats trailed, weathering rain and wind in a 45 foot vessel.
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Roosevelt
Edgartown
Provincetown
Nantucket
Cape
Knudsen
Navy
Mr. Roosevelt
Sugar Growers Meet Set For June 27 Conference
A conference of sugar growers and distributors including Cuban representatives was called by farm adjustment act admins for June 27 to analyze early application of the law to price and over production issues. Dr John Lee Coulter will lead discussions with tariff commission input. The commission has postponed recommendations to the president at White House suggestion.
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Waabington
Cuba
John Lee Coulter
Tariff Commission
Wallace
White House
Charles J. Brand
Brand
Ice Cream Social and Community Notices
Community brief listing events and local ads including an ice cream social at First Christian church on June 21, a Federal Land Bank loan drive, car oiling and repair services, a personal debt disclaimer, Life Insurance Agency, dead animal removal, upholstery and shoe cleaning services, and Plymouth car sales and repairs.
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First Christian Church
5Th and Cedar
Minneapolis Wheat and Corn Prices From Market Report
AP dispatch from Minneapolis reports wheat receipts at 231 cars with prices near 80 percent higher than a year ago. Cash No 1 northern bids 77 to 78 3/4 cents, No 1 dark northern 75 to 79 1/4 cents, with various percentages and months noted for different wheat classes. Corn No 3 yellow quoted 36 to 38 cents, oats No 3 white 30 to 30 3/4 cents.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Chicago Produce Chicago Poultry and Butter Prices Report
Market notes list receipts and prices for poultry including hens leghorn roosters broilers and turkeys, butter creamery storage and fresh standards, eggs storage packed firsts and futures, with regional price ranges for North Carolina Oklahoma Alabama Louisiana Texas Wisconsin Michigan and Ontario stock movements and demand signals.
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Chicago
Livie
U. S
North Carolina Bbs
Michigan
Market Report on Creamery Eggs and Poultry Prices
The report lists dairy and poultry price ranges with grades and weights. It noteseggs receipts at 18 969 cases with varied prices for standards, firsts, seconds, and dirties, plus storage packed firsts. Poultry shows irregular chicken prices for fresh and frozen goods, with live poultry and freight rates varying by item.
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Sothern
Minneapolis Flour Prices Mix With Bran and Middlings
Minneapolis prices show flour unchanged with carloads for family use and shipments. Pure Bran sells at 11.50 to 12.00 dollars per barrel while Standard Middlings run 12.00 to 12.50 dollars.
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Minneapolis. Minn
Carload
Services Held for James Worley
Funeral services were held at Meyers Funeral home at 1:30 p.m. Sunday for James Worley who died Friday. Rev. Ira B. Hawley officiated for the United Brethren church. Burial followed in Columbus Junction. Pallbearers included Frank Forbes William Forbes Ben Predmore Dan Edgington Joe Haines and Mr. Snyder. Flower attendants were Mrs. Margaret Chandler Miss Susie Bender and Miss Marie Beitz.
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Meyers Funeral Home
Ira B. Hawley
United Brethren Church
James Worley
Columbus Junction
Frank Forbes
William Forbes
Ben Predmore
Dan Edgington
Joe Haines
Snyder
Margaret Chandler
Susie Bender
Marie Beitz
Roosevelt Receives Bass Supper Aboard Marion Schooner
President Roosevelt rests in his bunk on the port side aft as Stephen T. Early and a destroyer detail remain nearby. Dr. William L. McDonald had supplied bass for supper before the schooner departed Marion Massachusetts early Sunday.
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Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early
Washington
William L. McDonald
Marion
Mass
Dorcag Society Picnic And Daughters Meeting
Announcements note a Dorcag society picnic at Weed Park Wednesday afternoon with members sharing sandwiches and dishes. Daughters of Union Veterans gather tonight at Memorial Hall in the courthouse at 8 o clock. An all day outing is planned Tuesday by the Royal Neighbors Sunshine club at Ed Horst cottage on the Cedar River with members meeting at court square at 9 am bringing their own dishes and silver.
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Dorcag Society
Weed Park
Daughters of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Royal Neighbors Sunshine Club
Ed Horst
Cedar River
Court Square
Birthday party for Dorothy Mae Wulf in Pleasant Prairie
Dorothy Mae Wulf celebrated her third birthday with 28 children at the Wulf home hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Wulf. Pink and green decorations, games and contests highlighted the afternoon with prizes to Mildred Strunk Alice Eis and Anna Marie Hetzler. Additional guests included Blue Grass Montpelier Davenport Muscatine and other relatives and friends.
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Dorothy Mae Wulf
Pleasant Prairie
Harry Wulf
Mildred Strunk
Alice Eis
Anna Marie Hetzler
Betty Jane
Iona Belle Wainscott
Blue Grass
Shirley Dipple
Montpelier
Beverly
Doreen Henke
Alice Anne Kretschmar
Earl Eis
Betty
Wanda Eis
Pearl
Verna Miler
Anna Marie
Audrey Hetzler
Cheryl Paul
Doris Hermann
Donna Jean Henke
Donna Jeanne Cole
Darlene
Doris Stormer
Marjorie Wulf
Lavona Sissel
Ruth Hermann
Coryne Eis
Dorothy Wulf
Robert Bennett
Robert Wunder
Adam Fis
Muscatine
Priscilla Club Hosts Bridge Afternoon at Shoquist Home
Lone Tree Mrs W E Shoquist entertained the Priscilla club and friends with a Friday bridge gathering at her residence. Prizes went to Miss Helen Werbach and Mrs W N Sheenbarger, with high scores for club members awarded to Mrs Ronald Sherburne and Mrs George Brolsm. Other guests included multiple local ladies and Mrs Mra.
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Priscilla Club
Shoquist
Lone Tree
W. E. Shoquist
Bridge
Helen Werbach
W. N. Sheenbarger
Ronald Sherburne
George Brolsm
Gree
F. H. Kirchner
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
John Jensen
Local Card Club Holds Eight Tables For Meeting
Names of Lone Tree members F A Johnston Mrs Charles Wer bach Mrs W N Shellenbarger Mrs W H Younkin Mrs Gus Herring and Mrs Cleo Jarrard plus Miss Mary Kraez Clinton Illinois and Mrs Paul Eastland Pittsburgh Penn attended a recent card session. The next club meeting is set for June 30 at Mrs R D Petsels home with hosting duties swapped.
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F. A. Johnston
Charles Werbach
W. N. Shellenbarger
W. H. Younkin
Gus Herring
Cleo Jarrard
Lone Tree
Mary K. Kraez
Clinton
Illinois
Paul Eastland
Pittsburgh
Penn
R. D. Petsel
Ethyl McCullough
Surprise basket dinner honors Supervisor Schafer on birthday
Mrs J Henry Schafer hosted a surprise dinner at City View country home Sunday in honor of her husband Supervisor Schafer. Eighty one guests from Grandview Muscatine Ryan and West Liberty attended the event including the Schafer, Wier, Stineman, Neil, and Paullins families and many relatives and friends.
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Alta Hartsock
Alvin Lee
Frank Schafer
Robert
Richard
Rex
Merle
Marie
Howard Snyder
Grandview
Milt Paullins
Marian
Wanda
Ing Mae
Lydia Wendt
Ryan
George Schafer
West Liberty
Kenneth Schreurs
Dale
Rex Kemp
Shirley
Arlo
Keith
Muscatine
Glen Berk
Harland
Betty Jo
Jakie Buster
Allene
Francis
Donald
Gene
Larry Gla
Glenna
Ray Schafer
Marilyn
Jimmie
Joyce
Ruth Alice Littrel
John Schafer
J. Henry Schafer
Rev Sellers Conduct Bergaentzle Funeral Rites
Funeral services for L. C. Bergaentzle were held at George Wittich Funeral Home at 2 p m Sunday conducted by Rev. Robert Sellers of the Full Gospel tabernacle. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Paul Hocke Sam Etter David Powell H Henderson Charles Mathis and Rex Feaster. Flower attendants were Margaret Bennett and Miss M Vandercrest. Singers were Miss Bennett and Gladys Fetterhoff.
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L. C. Bergaentzle
George Wittich
Robert Sellers
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Greenwood Cemetery
Paul Hocke
Sam Etter
David Powell
H. Henderson
Charles Mathis
Rex Feaster
Margaret Bennett
Miss M. Vandercrest
Miss Bennett
Gladys Fetterhoff
Rites Held Sunday for Charles Miller
Funeral services for Charles Miller were conducted at 2 p m Sunday by Rev J B Rendall of the First Presbyterian church at the Hoffman Funeral home. Burial was at Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Lewis Miller George Miller Henry Miller Ray Miller Fred Stortz and Carl Houdel. Flower attendants were Mrs Maude Houdel Mrs Beulah Herlein and Miss Nellie Mae Miller.
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Charles Miller
J. B. Rendall
First Presbyterian Church
Hoffman Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Lewis Miller
George Miller
Henry Miler
Ray Miller
Fred Stortz
Carl Houdel
Maude Houdel
Beulah Herlein
Nellie Mae Miller
Bargain Airuidoe and Katharine Haviland-Taylor
Barrett contemplates dinner with Higgins and recalls Elinor Stafford’s mother remark about the wrong sort of young men. He longs for Elinor’s company yet resists social talk, preferring solitude as he considers his relatives and the evening ahead.
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Ella
Barrett
Dexter
Higgins
Elinor Stafford
Elinor
Share Prices Moving Higher on Fresh Buying Wave
New York stock prices rose on a new buying wave amid expectations the dollar will not be stabilized in forex markets. Late advances ranged up to 9 points with Case up about 9 and several majors including Johns Manville and U S Steel advancing. Transfers about 5.8 million shares. Also noted, navy bids to private shipyards under the national recovery act for 17 ships with bids opened June 26 in Washington.
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New York
Case
Johns Manville
National Distillers
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
Delaware & Hudson
Union Pacific
du Pont
Chrysler
U. S. Smelting
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
General
Washington
Navy
Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa
On June 17 1933 the clerk read a document claimed as the will of J Luchterhand deceased. The hearing for probate is set for July 15 1933 during the June Term of the District Court in Muscatine. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the instrument should not be admitted to probate. Thompson Thompson attorneys.
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State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said County
J. Luchterhand
Said
A. D
Muscatine
C. Erwin
Thompson & Thompson
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Louis Byrne
Geneva Market
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Iowa Ave
Sunporch
Parke and Lower Flats
Bringer’s
Cypress Street
Ernst A. Witte
Call
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Raymond Fuller
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de Luxe
Plymouth Motor
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Woodstock
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Iowa Exchange
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Additional Society
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