Chicago Livestock Market Diary Aug 24 Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago market report shows hog receipts 35 000 including 9 000 direct with prices mainly 15 to 25c lower than Friday. Hogs 170 210 lbs quoted 6 65 6 85. 220 294 lbs 6 10 6 75. pigs 4 56 5 50. Cattle receipts 2 400 with steers and yearlings generally steady to weak. vealers 8 06 to 10 50. cows 4 00 to 6 75. Sheep receipts 2 800 mostly steady with lambs weaker at times. best natives 7 00 to 7 75.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Quotes and Feedling Lamb Prices
Market listings show 100 lb lambs medium choice 7.00 to 8.25 per hundredweight and common weights 3.56 to 5.25. Ewes 90 to 150 lb medium choice 1.25 to 2.75, cull and common 0.75 to 1.75. Feeding lambs 50 to 75 lb good and choice 5.25 to 6.50 per hundredweight.
Iowa Hog Prices Drift Lower Across State Market
Combined hog receipts at 31,400 at 22 yards and 7 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota show a 10 to 20 cent drop from last week. Prices vary by weight from light 140 to 160 pounds at 5.00 to 6.25, to heavy 290 to 360 pounds at 4.46 to 5.45, with packing sows 3.50 to 4.40 and 3.00 to 3.65 for heavier classes.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Report Early U.P. eggs and butter
Chicago market notes firm eggs with 11 825 cases receipts and extra firsts 19 to 19 percent and firsts 18 led by current receipts 14 to 16 seconds 10 to 13. Butter shows weakness with 10 097 receipts.
Agricultural Prices and Markets Report
Receipts show two cars for poultry with weak demand and mixed price shifts across fowls ducks and geese. Potatoes move unevenly with Idaho russets at 1.60 to 1.75 and Wisconsin cobblers at 1.15 to 1.20 as market remains weak.
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Cheese Twins
Idaho
Wisconsin
Chicago Grain Prices Mixed Across Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago grain prices for cash grain show a wide spread across wheat corn and oats with multiple grade splits. Wheat ranges from 45% to 50 for various red and hard classifications while corn features mixed and yellow varieties from 37% to 41 and white at 41 to 44. Oats list mixed at 18 to 21 with white variants up to 15% and rye and barley also quoted. Timothy and clover values appear at 300 to 340 and 950 to 1600 respectively.
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Chicago
U.P
Grain futures wrap shows mixed signals in Chicago
Open high and low prices move across wheat contracts for Sept Dec Mar and May. Sept contracts reflect 8% 48% 46% 47% with 47 close, Dec 52% 62% 50% 51% and 34% close, Mar 56% 53% 46% 54% with 56 near, May 57% 58% 56% 66% and 56.
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Gohicago
U.P
Market Figures for Corn Oats Rye and Lard
The report lists commodity pricing and percent changes for corn oats rye and lard across several months and contract periods. Data shows September bids with double digit percentages, followed by May and December figures, reflecting fluctuating values and yields.
Market Prices and Commodities Reported in Toledo
Toledo notes futures prices for Clover prime and Alsike hay with August and December contracts. Timber timothy and hay timothy prices listed with percentage values. No narrative context provided beyond the quoted figures.
Grain Receipts Chronicle Report
Grain receipts listed include Wheat 229 cars Corn 100 cars and Oats 50 cars reflecting shipment volumes for the period. The figures indicate scale of agricultural movement through the region.
Bomb Explosions Hit Havana Amid Revolt Tension
In Havana on August 22, a sequence of bomb blasts unsettled the capital after a fortnight of rebellion. Officials linked the attacks to Machado regime opponents, with minor damage and no injuries reported. Police intensified civilian arms and ammunition roundups.
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Havana
Gerardo Machado
Busy Washington Saturday draws crowds to Dunbar sale
August 24 saw heavy traffic and crowds in Washington with many visitors from across the United States. Charley Dunbar’s auction in Brighton drew a large attendance and filled Charley’s store after the sale. W. W. Jamison, an expert clerk, officiated, while Ed McCaulley of California visited with relatives. Thanks are sent to Mrs. McCartney of Moline for her Evening Journal message.
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Washington
Dave Kilgore
Brighton
Charley Dunbar
W. W. Jamison
United States
Ed McCaulley
California
Weekend Social Notes From Council Bluffs and Nearby Towns
Betty Morris of Council Bluffs and her grandmother visited, with Betty planning to return home via Rock Island after a three week stay. Luther Williams and family shopped in Washington, and Crawfordsville residents, the Granville Love twins, were seen entertaining their mother. Father Doyle of Council Bluffs underwent an operation at Mercy hospital on August 17 and is improving. Martha Lohberger is the special nurse. Eric Ginkens of Ainsworth is seriously ill in Iowa City Hospital, with wishes for a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stansbury left for Phoenix, Arizona, to establish a new home after driving five days in rain from California. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Acheson of Ainsworth enjoyed the band concert, and they continue to read the Evening Journal. Mrs. W. J. Dea of Ainsworth has returned home from a brief Iowa City hospital stay much improved.
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Betty Morris
Council Bluffs
Joe Lohberger
Betty
Rock Island
Luther Williams
Crawfordsville
Washington
Granville Love
Father Doyle
Mercy Hospital
Martha Lohberger
Eric Ginkens
Ainsworth
Iowa City
Guy Stansbury
Phoenix
Arizona
Calfornia
W. J. Dea
Local Visitors and Notable Weddings Highlight Community Life
Fort Dodge visitors join relatives for several days while Mr and Mrs Durian and Kenny visit Mount Pleasant. Violinist Vernon Taylor aids a church program in Oskaloosa. Two mid month weddings renew ties among Wellman and Ottumwa families with Miss Freda Pokrantz and Miss Bernice Moon marrying Wayne Miller and Morton Thrig respectively. Lincoln Creswell of Long Beach dies in Williamsburg after care by his son Orlo. he had lived in Wellman for years and leaves a widow, sister, and grandchildren.
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Harry Duirian
Fort Dodge
Roy Durian
Kenny
Harry Durian
Mount Pleasant
Vernon Taylor
Oskaloosa
Kennedy
Taylor
Methodist Church
J. W. Guyer
Poston
Mas
Washington
Pokrantz
Sam Statler
Thrig
Wellman High
Iowa City
Glassman Grocery
Washington Apartments
Methodist
Lincoln Creswell
Longe Beach
California
Orlo
Williamsburg
Towa
Middleburg
Ardella Oldaker
Claude
Rita Humphrey
Ohio
Clifford Creswell
Town City
David
Creswell
Wellman
Son of India opens at Fox Theatre with Ramon Novarro
Ramon Novarro stars in Son of India at the Fox Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The melodrama set around Bombay follows a Hindu jewelers son ruined then restored, featuring a tiger hunt and a buried alive sequence. Madge Evans makes her talkie debut with a strong supporting cast including Conrad Nagel and Marjorie Rhodeau.
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Ramon Novarre
Fox Theatre
F. Marion Crawgford
Mr. Isaacs
Jacques Feyder
Novarro
South Seas
Bombay
India
Navarro
Madge Evans
Montagu Love
Antonio Moreno
New
Bought at State Theatre opens three day engagement
Warner Bros. premieres Bought starring Constance Bennett under a new long term contract and featuring Richard Bennett Hen Lyon Dorothy Peterson Raymond Milland and others. The modern girl drama follows a quest for high society with the adaptation from Harriet Henry novel Jackdaws Strut.
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Warner Bros
Constance Bennett
Screenland
State Theatre
Mos Bennett
Miss Bennett
Richard Bennett
Hen Lyon
Dorothy Peterson
Raymond Milland
Arthur Stuart Hull
Ed Nugent
Mae Madison
Maude Eburne
Clara Blanchedl
Doris Lloyd
Harriet Henry
Wellman Miss Martha Mae Butts Visits in Ray Arizona
Miss Martha Mae Butts of Ray Arizona visits Miss Cordelle Braden this week. She is a registered nurse who graduated from Mercy hospital Nurses Training school in 1928 and has worked at the Nevada Consolidated Copper company hospital in Ray for three years. Her husband is on vacation and they travel with her mother visiting friends in Iowa Nebraska and Colorado. Mr and Mrs Dennis Jones returned Friday from a ten weeks tour with a chautauqua company.
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Wellman
Martha Mae Butts
Ray
Arizona
Cordelle WH
Braden
Butts
Mercy Hospital
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Dennis Jones
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Evening Journal
Washington County
Norman E. Johnson
South la Salle St
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Theodore Turner
John Speidel
James Chapman
S. Ave
J. H. Baird
C. G. Angerson
Shropshire Bucks
Earnest O. Carlson
BLACK
Richard Stephens
J. F. and
G. M. Stewart
Brunswick Electric Radio
Washington St
Apply Journal
J. A. Marsh
Inquire Journal
Lemmon
N. P. Allender
Ington St
Ight
E. Wash
Chesterfield
Licoerr & Myers Tosacco Co
Sons OF India
State Today
Peterson
Interstate Bureau
Omaha National Bank Bldg
Omaha
Frank JL. Wilson
Keota
Singmaster Barn
East Broadway
Hampshire
Farrow
Chester
Mike & Henry Trier Auctioneer
Prank
Reed Clerk——L. Bb. Arnold
W. S. Reister & Sons
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