Hog Market Remains Fully Steady Despite Slow Trade
Chicago hog prices held steady as 60 000 head traded with a 4.55 top for medium weights and a 4.60 peak. Government stock rose to 40 000 pigs amid a 70 000 head run while hot weather dampened dressed meat demand. Cattle and sheep prices edged higher or steady as heavy calves and lambs moved slowly through markets.
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Chicago
Price Oe
O'S
Price Beene
Ee Dade
Wis
Mises
Webbe
Bisson
BR. Cos
Hog market quoted with varied weights in Minnesota packers
U S Agriculture report shows 24 hour hog receipts at 19 900 in Southern Minnesota, up from last week and year. Prices range by weight from 140 160 lb at 3 00 to 350 lb plus at 2 75 3 50, with packers in interior towns trading fairly active and margins affected by weight shrinkage and shipping point pricing.
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Des Miines
U. S. Dept. 2 Agriculture
Minnesota
Wong
Hogs price report across Iowa markets
The Associated Press reports hog prices across Cedar Rapids Mason City Waterloo Ottumwa and Des Moines with varied gains and declines. Prices range from 1.40 per pound for thin packers to 3.85 for 240 to 260 pound hogs in Ottumwa and Des Moines showing regional differences.
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Waterloo
Good Packers
Des Moines
Hog price and receipt report from Chicago market
The Chicago hog market showed receipts around 70 000 head with 8 000 direct and 40 000 for government. Prices ranged from 3.35 to 4.75 for various weight classes and grades including packing sows and pigs, with a generally slow to mostly steady trend and several price brackets listed for 140 to 350 pound hogs.
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Chicago
U. S
Livestock and meat market quotes show steady undertone
Market notes report cattle and hog quotations with multiple classes and weights in Muscatine. Cattle receipts around 10,000 head with steady to weak undertone. vealers and calves range $3.25 to 7.00 per hundredweight. Sheep receipts about 15,000 head, lambs active and higher. native and Washington line values cited with varied weights and prices.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 20,000 head with 260 direct and 16,000 government pigs active. bids steady to strong with top $4.10 for 180 to 210 lbs. ranges and prices published across weight classes. Cattle receipts 3,500 head and calves 600 head with slow to weak demand. steers and heifers show mixed values from $4.60 to $5.90 for various weights. cows and vealers quoted in lower ranges. stockers and feeders mixed. sheep receipts 5 head with lambs and ewes showing mixed gains and price points across weights.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. of Agr
Colorado
Omaha market reports mixed hogs cattle and sheep activity
Hogs receipts 20 000 head with 10 000 pigs and 500 piggy fowl. open slow steady to higher demand for all classes. top hogs 4.10. various weight ranges priced from 2.00 to 4.05. Cattle receipts 4 500 head. slow to weak early sales. stockers and feeders scarce. bulls strong. fed steers and yearlings offered up to 5.60 6.00. fat cows and cutters priced. Sheep receipts 9 500 head. lambs active up to 1 higher. feeders strong. range and native lambs priced 5.25 7.00. clipped lambs 6.25 6.50.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S
Flour Prices and Stock in Minneapolis AP report
Minneapolis AP notes flour prices and stock levels with unchanged figures. Flour stock valid at 20 141 barrels. Pure Bran priced at 14 50 and standard middlings at 16 00 to 16 50.
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Minneapolis
Minn
New York Bonds Steady Domestic. Foreign Issues Slip
Domestic corporation bonds held a fairly steady course in a monotonous session while foreign obligations sagged from fractions to a point or two. Fractional advances appeared in American Smelting 5s and others. notable declines occurred in Alleghany 5s and Goodyear 5s. German issues led losses among the foreign group as U S government issues remained firm.
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New York
American Smelting
Chesa Peake & Ohio
American
National Dairy
Texasorporation
Union Pacific
Alleghany
Baltimore & Ohio
Goodyear
Postal Telegraph
U. S. Rubber
Atchison
Consolidated Gas
Detroit Edison
Western Union
United States
New York Stocks Mixed With Small Gains and Losses
Market quotes show Alleghany 5 percent, Goodrich 15, Lorillard 22 1 2, Phillips Pet 16, RCA 8, Sears Roebuck 40, Shell Union 9, Studebaker 6, Warner Pictures 7 1 4, Woolworth 38, with other names such as U 8 Steel 5 14 and U 8 Rubber 17. Curbstone listings include Ford Motor Ltd 5, Stand Oil Ind 32 7, United Founders 1, United Gas 4, and United Elec Pow % reflecting a varied session.
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Goodrich
Lorillard
Sae Ward
Penn
Phillips Pet
RCA
Sears Roe
Shell UN
So Pac
Essember
St Brands
St Oil Cal
Stew Warn & Stone & Web
Studebaker
Ind Air
Steel
Warner Pix
Mig
Woolworth
New York
Ford Motor Ltd
Nia Hud Power New
Stand Oil Ind
United Founders
United Gas
Elec
Grain Prices Close Lower in Grain Markets
Official crop reports from Washington cast a shadow over Chicago grain trading with prices slipping. Wheat trends showed downward pressure with the market closing weaker across futures, while Winnipeg hedging sales outweighed export demand.
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Chicago
Wash
Winnipeg
Grain and livestock price report from Chicago
Chicago AP notes bid prices for grains and fats. Wheat listed for No 1 hard 45 cents and No 2 hard 85 85?4 cents with weevily at 84 cents. Corn ranges shown from No 2 mixed 48 14 to No 6 yellow 44 c, while oats offer No 1 white 36 4 cents and No 2 white 25 u 37 cents. Barley 48 76 cents. Timothy and Clover Seed priced per cwt and lard and related fats listed with several options.
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Chicago
Wheat Receipts and Cash Prices at Minneapolis Grain Market
Minneapolis grain report shows 201 cars receipts this year, cash prices for No 1 northern at 83 94c, No 1 dark northern with 15% protein at 87 86c, No 1 amber durum 95 95 1/2c, and No 2 amber durum 90 90 1/2c. Corn No 3 yellow 40 41 69c. Oats No 3 white 33 32 44c.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Prices, Receipts and Grades for Poultry Eggs and Potatoes
AP reporting steady poultry receipts with 37 trucks and creamery quotes from 93 to 88 scores. Egg receipts 8 417 cases with firsts and extras priced between 15 and 17 cents, potatoes show weak demand and heavy supplies with U S No 1 round whites and russets priced across several states from Minnesota to Utah.
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U. S
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Idan Russets
Washington Russets
Utah
Colorado
New York Butter and Cheese Receipts Steady
New York butter receipts reach 19 403 tubs unsettled while cheese receipts total 192 144 pounds with prices steady at 21 cents for creamery products and a 90 score average for butter.
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New York
Sugar Market Steady Despite Minor Futures Change
Raw sugar holds at 3.65 a hundredweight with futures up 1 to 2 points. Refined sugar unchanged at 4.70. second hands offered between 4.55 and 4.65.
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New York
Reindl and Wessells Reach Net Tournament Final Showdown
In the West Side Bath and Raquet annual junior tennis tourney semifinals Reindl defeated Ted Allen 7 5 3 6 6 1 while Wessells beat John Fishburn 6 3 3 6 6 4. Finals set for Musser park courts this afternoon with notable contenders Zaharias Boesch and Dusek Strack also in action in Camden and Philadelphia.
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West Side
Bath
Raquet Cut
Dave “Pee Wee” Reindl
John “Flash
Wessells
Reindl
Ted Allen
John Fishburn
Fishburn
Musser Park Courts
Stocks Drift Quietly as Markets Open Amid Low Activity
New York financial desks report markets moving slowly with few news drivers. Trading interest at a multi month low, walls of calm persisted across equities bonds and commodities while a handful of issues logged small gains and others eased.
Bond prices drift on steady U S market
United States government bonds closed with Liberty 34s at 102.25 Liberty 1st 444s 102.24 Liberty 4th 44s 102.26 Treasury 4s 47-52 110.27 Treasury 4s 4454 106.25 Treasury 336s 40-43 June 102.2 Treasury 3s 46-49 100.11 Treasury 3s 51-55 99
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New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Foreign exchange rates and commodity notes
New York broadcast shows steady demand for foreign currencies with listed rates for Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland and other nations. The item touches on additional notes including Argentine Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Hong Kong and Mexico City silver peso with cross rates involving Montreal and New York. A brief Kansas City produce section follows the exchange report.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Sain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Rumania
Combination Sale At Sale Barn September Ninth
An advertisement for a Saturday sale at the Sale Barn featuring hogs including 150 head of vaccinated shoats, cattle with five fresh cows and various steers and heifers, a trio of bulls, horses and mules, a Shetland pony, and a complete five room household set. Also listed are fifty bushel Irish potatoes and acceptance of veal calves and lambs with trucking options and auctioneers Gregg & Klotz.
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A. G. Whittaker & Son
Fewer Setups for Grid Teams Ahead of 1933 Schedule
Alan Gould reports that 1933 college football will feature smaller schedules for top programs with six to ten games against major rivals. Yale sticks to seven big tests, while Kansas State and others plan longer slates and potential post season games. New conference realignments in the South and Northeast aim to boost rivalries and gate receipts as old grudges fade.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
New York
Yale
Elis
Princeton
Georgia
Harvard
Kansas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Iowa State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Pacific Coast
South
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Cornell - Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Whiskey Hollow to Stage Tournament at Sunday event
A kittenball tournament will be held at Whiskey Hollow near the Muscatine airport Sunday afternoon with 12 teams entered. Pairings set include Grandview versus East Hill Ramblers and Whiskey Hollow against Fountain's Garage, with games starting 8 30 a m and final at 4 p m.
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Whiskey Hollow Diamond
Muscatine
Grandview
East Hill Ramblers
Whiskey Hollow
Fountain’s Garage
Fruitland
Coresville
Hartman’s Barbershop
Atlas
Letts Tigers
Hills
Palace Theater
Sandy Grove
Classified Ad Listings and Small Notices
A mixture of rental ads for several properties in Alpine including two houses and multiple rooms, plus wants and items for sale. Listings mention private canals, steam heat, furnished rooms, and small residences with various contact phones. Also includes requests to buy or rent items, a finance note for Muscatine business, and a lost item note for eyeglasses.
Middies Open Football Practice Emphasizes Passing
Annapolis reports Navy midshipmen under coach Rip Miller held their first spring workout at Farragut Field. About 86 hopefuls in full regalia participated as backs exchanged passes and practiced signal plays, with passing highlighted over rushing.
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Annapolis
Miller
Farragut Field
Notice of bankruptcy and first creditors meeting in Iowa
In the Southern District of Iowa Davenport Division before Referee W A Newport Helena M Schafer bankrupt No 6342 notice of first meeting of creditors Sept 16 1933 at 10 am in Davenport Iowa creditors may attend prove claims appoint a Trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business note: creditors not required to attend but should file sworn claims to speed administration Also notice from The First National Bank of Muscatine closing affairs dated July 8 1933 signer E E Bloom cashier
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District Court of the United States
Southern District of Iowa
Davenport
W. A. Newport
Helena M. Schafer
Eee County
First National Bank
Iowa
Bilc
First National Bank of
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