davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-12-16

Hay eXceSo de abogadoS en-
Alemania... Hay eXcesO de abO-
gados en- Tampa y en- TODD ell
mundo.
En- los Estados Unidos hay
muchos licenciados en- leyes que
pasan las de Cain para conner
caliente" todos los dias.
Exxiste va en- America, como
en- Europa, ell proletariado pro-
fcsional y muchos abogados pa
san h0ras. dias, semanas Y me-
seS defendiendo... sus est6ma-
pos para aleiar Ell hambre.
Saben los abogados que GUAM
do ell est6mago protesta, por ca
rencia de adecuada alimenta-
cion, todos los recursos discur-
SOS Y argumentos tienen muy
POGO valor.
Tn discurso puede conVencer
a un juez; pero cuando ell ham
be "aprieta" hay que acallarla
cen garbanzos o frijoles, no con
el0cuencia...
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
PUESTO EN- LIBERTAD Ell
GRAIL. BALDOMERO ACOS
Ia

Habana, Die. 16.-La Audien
cia dispuso aver fuera puesto en-
libertad ell Grail. Baidomero A
costa, de Marianao, a quien Sc
habia acusado de falsedad en- do
cumento official y malversaci6n
de caudales.
Tambi6n fueron absueltos eel
ex-tesorero municipal de Maria
nao, el ex-contador y varios ex-
en- pleados de csc ayuntamlento.
Defendi6 a Acosta ell DR.. Ra-
fael Guas Inclan.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

gus la campana contra la genie
de NAL vivir, persiguiendo sin
descanso a los vendedores de bo-
lita.
Gran ndmero de mujeres de
la vida airada que p%ululaban
por las GALES, han sido deteni-
das en- los ultimos dias.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16


Cuando los trabajadores es-
tan satisfechos y contentos, IT,
ran la puerta en- la nariz a los
"sembradores" de anarquismo y
comunismo.
Cuando los obreros no tienen
trabajo o trabajando no pueden
atendeI a sus neceSidades, Gle
iran los punos y abren las ore
jas.
Entonces ell predicador "ro-
jo' tiende la red y adquiere
proselitos.,.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Fiesta de cumpleGHOS

En- la Residential de los como
cidos esposos Dolores y Francis
co M6ndez Gomez, Laurel 2913,
West Tampa, Sc verified anoche
para homemade a su primog6ni-
to, ell Undo nino que cumplia 5
amos de edad, Francisco, llama
do por todos ca"inosamente
"Pili."
La interesante Srta. Caranza.
TOGO al piano bonitas pleas y un
sexteto tornado pOr j6venes de
IA barriada del Oeste tuvo a su
cargo ell rrograma bailaRle.
Ell exquisite buffet fu6 ser
vido por los abuelitos del encan-
to de angel, el distinguido matri-
monio Josefa y Aurelia Rodri-
gueZ.
Muchcs regalos recibi6 ell SIM
gpatico baby.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
RITZ

Presenta hoy al notable ar
tista Tom Brown, en- la super
production Brown of Culver,
Complete el programa "Cyclone
Kid, cinta del Oeste, con Tom
Tyler; un episodio de la emo
cionante serie Last Of the Mo
hicans" y una entretenida come
dia. =
La gaceta., 1932-12-16

Los f~abricanteS de taoacos, $
quieren actuar en- beneficlo dt
la industrial, de SuS lntereSes
de Tampa, deben lmponer otrt
lrealuste a sus obreros.
81 los fabrlcantes Green y
'pueden probarlo, que las condl'
clones de la industrial eXlgeh
una pequena modltlcaclon en-
los preclos, deben lamar a sus
obreros. conferenciar con elloS
y persuadirlos.
La violencla es tan psrJudl-
cial a los Obreros como a los pa
tronos.
FL f~abricante qus aprecia bien
los problemas de Tampa y del
mundo, sabe que un arreglo a
m;stosO, alcanzado en- c%onferen-
cia con los trabajadores, signlfl-
ca mejor collaboration, mas eff
ciencia en- la manO de obra y mas
ccnformidad.
Pero 81 el f~abricante, approve
G. andose del abatimiento de los
o ~er0s, trata de imponer con-
Clones, sin consular a los que
l. trabajan, sembrara vientos Y
recogera tempestades.
Tampa y la indust ia tabacale
re- han menester de Ia buena vo-
luntad Y de la cooperation de to-
dos los que aqui vivimos y ell me
ior metodo para llegar a ese fin
no es la violencia, no es la i'm
posici6n,.
Vamos a entendernos como la
convenience colectiva demanda;
pero sin poner "argollaS" que
hoy estrangulen al obrero y ma
rama arruinan la industrial.
FL obrero es un factor de i'm
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
J'rept2d Hispdnd

J7'rent"d HlSpdnd
Manana pOr la noche, a las o.
Hoy por la noche, a las o.
del Centre Espanol, Sc reuniran
los j6venes de este importante
Club para tratar asuntos de YER
dadera importancia,
Tambi6n q entrante lunes Sc
reunen, en- Ell Centric EspanOl de
Ybor, los hombres que integran
la "Secci6n de Propaganda"
Despues de la reunion Sc bal
lara.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
II! T'FMPG

Nublados parciales para hoy
Y mahana. Vientos moderados
del Este. Maxima temperature
aver, 70 grades; minima, 81.
Marea alta, a las AS a. m. Y
5:27 p. m. Marea baja, a las
10 81 a. m. y GAL p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
HAN SIDO NOTIFlCADOS DE
LA SENTENCIA LOS GE-
NH2ALES CAVALCANTI Y
MUNOZ COBO

Madrid, Die. 16.-Han sido
notificados de la sentencia que
les impusiera la comiSi6n de res-
ponsabiIidades del Congreso, los
generates Cavalcanti y Muhoz
Cobo y los Sres, Gallo Ponte y
Sebastian Castedo.
La comiSion ha Servido mott
ficaci6n de sentencia a otros de
los juzgados.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
UNA MADRE MATO A SU
HIJO Y SE SUICIDE

Memphis, Tenn, die. l6.-En
las afueras de laaiudad I'm auto
movilista encontr6 aver el cucr-
pc de la Sra. Marie Elizabeth
Boyett, y 4 corta distancia el de
su hijo invalido, herido dc muer
te.
La policia exprcsa la Green
ella de que la Sra. Boyett, dcscS-
perada por cl estado de su hijo
y por estar enfermos sus pa
dres, dctuS su autom6viI en- cl
patio de l%NgIesia dondc Sc lie
encontrara' Qar6 contra su
hijo Legrande, A. cabeza, y
dcspu6s voIvi6 el anna contra
81. FL muchacho musi6 horas
despuGs.
Ell esposo y padS, Legrandc
j. Boyett, empleado VI la com
pania de electricidad, Sc desnia-
,y6 leyendo una nota de su mu-
ljer en- la cual lie pedia que la
.enttrrara junto co/su hijo.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16

La Roche de fin de aH0
Ademas de verificarse un bal
lie en- TODD ell palacio del Centre
Asturiano, con la renombrada
orqusstas LA TROPICAL y
"B broadway Collegians," Sc lie
vara a cabo ell acto de la corona
ci6n, al igual que ell ano pasado.
En- la matinee del dia %, toca
ra la or9uesta "Dick Coy"
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
EXPLOSION DE UNA BON.
BA

Habana, die. 16.-Cerca de
la escuela de estudios Econ6mi-
cos Domesticos, en- M~arianao,
explot6 aver una bomba, sin eau
sar desgracias personales nj da-
nos de importancia.
OF a bomba fua encontrada
cerca del cafe Ell Faro, en- la par
tie alta de la Habana.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Sc HAGEN GESTIONES PA
RA EVITAR QUE BURNS
SEA DEVUELTO A GEORGIA

SEA DEVUELT0 A GEORGIA
Newark, Die. 6.-Activas
pestiones Sc hacen para evitar
que Roberto Elicit Burns, que
admite ser un fugitive de la jus
ticia de Georgia, GA devuelto a
csc 'stado.
Burns recibi6 aver un despa-
cho de la Union de Libertades
Civicas de America, ofreciendo-
le su apoyo.
Luego de obtener que Sc lie Sc
MALARIA una fianza de $4,000, ell
abogado del ex-presidiario,
Charles Handler, visit6 al gober
nador Moore. A su salida de la
vista manifesto que ell gober-
nador habia rehusado promoter
soguridad a Burns, pcro lie ha-
bia promctido a la defensa opor
tunidad para presentar argu :
mentos y mostrar por que no de-
be seq deVaelto al estado de
Georgia,
lntcrrogado por los reporters
en- la estaci6n de policia, sobre
81 81 creia que seria maftratado,
Burns contest6: "Yo no creo
ESQ, yo 10 Sc, definitivamente, alb
solutamente."
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Entire n~OSOtrOs

EHtfe UOSOtf Us
Sc halla procodente de la ciu-
dad de New Orleans donde resi-
de, el estimable caballer0 senior
Jose Joaquin Morei6n, soldado
de la guerra de independence
Guiana durante los amos 1895 al
1897. Perteneci6 al Regimen
to de Louisiana, cuando la que
IRA Hispano-Americana, Y por
dicha caUsa hoy recibe una pen
sion del %gobierno de este pals.
lie deseamos una grata estan-
cia entire nosotros.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Sc DECIDIRA A FAVOR DE
FRIAS

Habana, die. 16.-Creese que
la comisi6n de actas de la CANA
IA ~recomendara la semana pro
xima que ell puesto vacante por
ell a~sesinato del DR.. Miguel An
gel Aguiar, sea cubierto por ell
ST.. Pho Arturo Frias.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16

CAST todos los estudiantes de
leyes, en- Alemania, son ultra-ra
dicales, extremistas de la IL
quierda.
Ell mas importante manu-
facturero' de comunistas y a
narquistaS tiene un nombre de
seis letras: Hambre.
Para dominar ell radicalismo
las mejores "medicinas" son:
Trabajo y altos ~jornales.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
NUENO EMBAJADOR FL
CUBA

Madrid, Die. 16,--El6giasc Ia
rersonalidad del ST.. Antonio
Jaen, nombrado recientementc
cmbaiador de Espana EN- Cuba.
Jaen embarcara tan pronto ell
gobierno del Oral. Machado lie
declare persona grata.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
!EA"DnV
CASINO

Muy interesante y attractive
Ell doble programa que hoy Sc
ofrece en- este teatro con la exhi
bici6n de las cintas divorce in
the Mainly, itneTpretada por
ell genial actor Jackie Cooper y
"Cornered", con ell intrepido gi-
nete Tim Mccoy.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
FunciGn

+ UHCtON
Senalada para la noche del dia
% del actual, en- ell teatro del
Centre Obrero," p~oni6ndose en-
escena la bonita obra Gel Jardin
de los Encantos," del inspirado
poeta local Fernando Tudela.
Habra un acto de variedades,
con los principals artistas que
residen en- esta poblaci6n.
! Han empezado a circular las
entradas entire nuestras fami-
liag hiap
La gaceta., 1932-12-16

Ell lunes cumplira 81 amos de
actividad en- la industrial taba-
calera, no de edad, nuestro apre
amigo ell Sr. Don Enrique
Pendas.
Fabricante aver, director hoy
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
SIGUE LA CAMPANA CON
IRA LA GENIE DE NAL
EIVIR

Habana, die. 16.-La policia
macional, cumpliendo 6rdenes
del comandante Ainciarte, 81
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

de la fabrica RegenSburg, lu cha
dor siempre, Don Enrique tie,
ne aun los brios de un j6ven dc
80 amos.
Trabaja ocho o diez horas ca
da dia y despu6s Sc refugie en-
'Su hogar, en- Su Santuarlo.
! Es un hombre que enveiece
en- amos; pero que es j6ven, to-
davia muy j6ven, por Su ener-
gia, ell vigor de suS ideas Y Su
bondad.
Estas lineas las eScribimoS
sin que el 10 sepa, porque 81 10
supiera nos diria: Escriban de
otra cosa y dajenme quieto, que
20 no hago NADIA esperanto re-
co~er laureles o agradecimien-
to.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Aver sdIi6

Para la ciudad de la Habana,
el c0nocido j6ven Sebastian Ar
css. A fines de ano regresara.
Feliz travesfa tenga ell simpa-
ticO camarada.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Sc EXTIENDE Ell FRO POR
TODA LA NACION


New York, Die. 16.-La ga
IRA del invierno Sc aprieta hoy
sobne una parte considerable de
la naci6n, sufriendo las may0res
moiestias ell Este y los grandes
cstados del medio-O este. La
temperature fluctua entire sobre
Cero a Is bajo Cero. En- Chica-
20 cuatro personals murieron v
laSagencias de ayuda a los ira
bajadores realizan sus mejores
esfuerzos para socorrerlos, baio
el intense frio.
Ounce bomberos perdieron ell
conocimiento, por asfixia par :
cial, en- un incendio que Sc decla-
70 anOche en- un almacen del dis
trito de los mataderos, mientras
en- Milwaukee Ia ancianos tuvie
ron que salir a la Gale al incen-
diarse ell asilo dOnde estaban re-
cluidos. Estos viejos encontra-
ron ON la Gale temperature de
bajo Cero. -
En- los Grandes Lag
gaci6n es muy peligp9 "a eau
sa de los grandes BiOdues de
nieve. A
Secciones de "a. Alaba-
ma, Missi Ia Ten
nessee y AfN gsaR sufrien-
do los efectoS frio.
En- la mailana ~ hoy los a :
lambres del serviciS xranvas
el6ctricos, en- Atl9 DC
c4biertos pOr IL
aN asa
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
CumpIedVOs

La sugestiva y hechiAPra
.mita Luisa Casals, cum BE
Ecatorce primaveras.
En- la Residential De sus
h s padres, ala en- la be-
del Oeste, recibira a sus RI
amiguitas, en- horas de la
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Winnie Roast

Winnie Roast
FL pr6ximo domingo Sc efect
tuara en- ell parque la Colum-
na," por los muchachos que com
ponen ell Club Sunlight"
La gaceta., 1932-12-16
Los BANDIDOS ROBARON
$4,000 DE UN BANCO

New York, Die. 16.-CubriGn
con una cQStina de gas la
crim6geno, cinco bandidos roba
ron aver $l5,0 de una sucur-
sal del banco Manhattan Trust
Company, logrando escapar.
En- ell Bronx los ladrones su-
bieron a una autom6vil, siendo
perseGuidos por la policia, que
los perdi6 de vista en- New Jer-
sey.
La gaceta., 1932-12-16

amlgultaS, en- hOrdS de Ia
v Sc celebrara un party in =
La gaceta., 1932-12-16

Va ia enJradaS
lie hoy las bien.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-20
Tribuae's Grain, Livestock and
Market Report for Thurs, Oct. 20
ARGENTINE RAINS
HAVEBEAR EFFECT
ON WHEAT MARKET
So-Cal'ed Pegging Of Quota
tons At Winnipeg Tend to
Cut Speculation

Chicago, Oct. 20.-(R)-Rains re-
ported in sections of Argentina,
where moisture was much needed.
had bearish effect in the wheat
market late Thursday.
So-called pegging Of wheat quota
tions at Winnipeg. ascribed to gov
crnment sponsored sources, tended
to curtail speculative interest, trad
ers being disinclined to operate freely
with what was regarded as artificial
support offsetting hedging pressure
North American export demand for
wheat was disappointingly scant.
Wheat closed unsettled A-la below
Wednesdays finish Dec. 49, rs, May
544, corn il-1a down, Dec. 1858. May
30"s. oats unchanged to Is off. and
provisions unchanged to 5 cents de-
cline.
Adding to bearish sentiment among
wheat traders was a Winnipeg re-
port that l92,328000 bushels of Ca
madam wheat had been delivered by
farmers this season, 40 per cent of
the marketable crop. against $685.
600 a year ago. Notice also was taken
of cable advices that southern hem
ispherc wheat responsive to favorable
crop prospects had declined as COM
pared with North American.
It was likewise noted that domes-
tic prices of wheat in Germany and
France were still lower. With receipts
heavy on account OF bountiful crops
harvested. On the declines in price,
wheat soon went / l-2 cents under
Wednesdays finish, and all deliver
les OF corn reached new bottom quo
tations for the season, December corn
the lowest since 1897.
Wheat equaled the seasons mini
mum. December contracts touching
II Sd cents bushel. Stop-loss SELL
ing orders were automatically forced
into operation before the market re-
ceived sufficient support to bring
about rallies. Many of Wednesday
buyers OF wheat made haste to let
&C OF their holdings. Corn and oats
weakened with wheat. .
Provisions were steadied by hog
market upturns.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-20

fair and warmer Official Observer
o. w. Roberts expressed the view that
the snow on the ground here would
vanish within a day " two and that
the moisture would benefit the soil.
His records show that the last big
sleet storm in North Dakota occurred
Nov. II and 10. 1880. in the eastern
part OF the state, causing damage es-
timated at hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars. 1t has been years since
sleet storm Of the magnitude of tha,
recorded Wednesday struck the Mis-
souri, Slope area, however
Records at the local weather bureau
showed the snowfall at Dickirton
was the second-heaviest on record for
October at that point. In 1898 fall
of 1879 inches was reported during
the first four days of the month. The
official record of depth at Dickinson
Thursday was 13 inches.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-20
- o N T | N u E u
~ from page one
Damage From First
Slope Sleet Storm
In Years Is Large

An Associated Press report sale
Williston. N. D., and Billings, Mont
each had six inches of snow and adj
vices to the highway department.
here, received in roundabout way
said it still was storming at Minot
Wednesday night.
In eastern North Dakota the situa-
ton was not as bad as it appeared to
be in the west. although extensive
damage was reported.
Damage Is Great
Information received by the main
office of the Northwestern Bell COM
pany at Fargo said IS poles were down
between Larimore and Michigan; 213
between Lakota and Devils Lake: IS
between Devils Lake and Churchs
Ferry: II between ChurchS Ferry
and Bisbee: IA between Bisbee and
Rolette: so between Velva and Minot:
100 between Velva and Fessenden; AZ
between Fessenden and Darlington;
81 between Sheyenne and Leeds; Is
between Steele and Bismarck: GIT be-
tween Bismarck and Underwood: and
20 between Mandan and Glen Ullin.
The total is 1888.
Precipitation at Bismarck was 1852
inches and the weather forecast was
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-20
CARL0AD|NGS FAIL
TO PULL MARKET
OUT OF LE7HARcY
Leaders Slide Off I to More
Than 2 Points During
First Trade Hour

New York, Oct. 2O.-(R-Rails,
provided with fresh steam by en-
couraging carloading reports, were
unable to pull the stock market out
Of its lethargy Thursday.
The leaders slid off to more than
2 points during the first hour, re-
gained much of the loss during a
temporary upturn in the rails, but
receded again in the early afternoon,
with tobaccos again under consider
able pressure.
Advances OF to 1 ga points in
Union Pacific, Santa Fc, Southern
Pacific and New Haven were re-
duced. American Telephone, after
recovering loss of points regis
tered in the first hour, again Slid
back to show loss of a point. Cen
eral Motors encountered considerable
pressure, losing about point. Case
Slid back a conple of points. and U,
s. Steel was off more than a point
American Tobacco B and Liggett &
Myers B each slid down about 3
points.
The market closed with a heavy
tone, with most of the leaders un-
changed to about 2 points lower
Transactions aggregated HOO, 1000
shares.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-20
WHEAT PRICES CLOSE
FIRM AT MINNEAPOLIS

Minneapolis. Oct. 20.-(P,-Net re-
suits for the day in the grain list
were scant but wheat prices closed
firm here. Coarse grains were quiet.
December and May wheat closed
unchanged.
December and May oats closed sc
lower. December rye finished sc
higher and May &c up while Deem
Der barley finished 14c higher and
May sc higher. December flax fin
ished &c lower and May lac down.
Cash wheat reports were somewhat
conflicting but most of them indicat-
ed an easier and slower tone. Durum
was unsettled with little offered and
demand limited. Winter wheat de-
mand was steady but offerings held
very light. .,+
Cash corn tone was slightly better
Oats demand was only fair. Rye de-
mand was fair to good. Barley de-
mand was steady. Flax demand was
rather slow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-20
Livestock
SO. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. Oct 20.-P-CU. 8
Dep. Agr)-Cattle $500; slaughte:
steers and yearlings very dull: again
tending lower; best fed offerings held
around $50; grass cattle. sizeablc
showing. horned Dakota rangers,
these saleable 400 down mainly; grass
COWS 2.25-3.00: heifers 275-375; low
cutters and cutters 1.2S-2.0O; medium
grade bulls $50 down; feeders and
stockers very slow; late Wednesday
numerous loads fleshy weighty Da-
kota feed~s 3.5o-45O.
Calves 1900; vsalers about steady.
medium grades 2.50-35O; better
grades to $50.
Hogs 5000; fairly active, steady to
10 higher: better 14O-22O lbs. 3.25-
30; top $50: 22O-2SO lbs. 3.O0-25; pigs
largely 325; roasters up to $50: bulk
packing sows 2.20-so. Average cost
wednesday $50; weight, cit.
Sheep. 1880; r,;l includes two
doubles Idal1os and 80 doubles Da-
kotas: balance natives: sellers ask
ing higher CT up to 500 and up: pack
crs talking about STEADY; bulk ATS
and down; early sales feeding lambs
include load Of medium grades 81
lbs Whitefaced at Ais or steady. Late
Wednesday four loads GLIB lbs. range
feeding lambs 4.G5-75
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-20
Ohio State Ducks
Election Of Queen

Columbus, O.. Oct. 20.--(P-
Talk about your passing the
buck!"
Ohio State university. instead
OF itself choosing the home COM
ing queen" from among the fair
goods. is going to hand the prob
lem this year to the football team
OF the University of Pennsylvania.
In other years. the queen has
been selected by the Buckeye stud
cnts amid strife, politics. mud
singing and dissatisfaction. Once,
one of the agricultural divisions
cows received the most ballots.
This year. it was first decided
to leave the selection to q COM
mittee. But the committee pass
cd the buck to James H. Topper,
homecoming chairman. Leppcr
passed few sleepless nights. and
then hit upon what may be an
ideal plan.
The Pennsylvania university
team, which comes here Nov. IL
for the homecoming game, will be
given photographs of each coed
entry, and it will be up to Penn
sylvania politics. instead of Ohio
State, to decide the issue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-20
SIOUX CITY

Sioux City, Iowa, Oct. 20.-(R)-(U.
s. D. A0-Cattle 1900: beef steers
and yearlings firm; most other class
es little changed; scattered sales fed
steers and yearlings up to 81. 40; plain
sort feds and grassers $500 down;
choice heifers 1925: bulk cows $500
so; low cutters and cutters largely
$l25-75; few medium stockers $4.35;
common down to $500 and under.
Hogs 5000, steady to 1Oc higher;
top $40 on 2O6 lbs. butchers; bulk
18O-280 lbs. $s.15-30; 280-350 lbs. $500
IS; 140-l70 lbs. $2.75-3.10; packing
sows $2.25-75; feeder pigs 15-25c low
err: mostly 100000.
Sheep 500. fat lambs opening
steady: early sales good and choice
slaughter lambs $50 down; other
classes nominal: bulk good to- choice
feeding lambs quoted $4:25-75.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-20
DULUTH RANGE

Duluth. Oct. 2O.-(P>-Closing casl,
prices: Wheat: No. / dark northern
So z -624c; No. do 52la 81 No.
Go 50la-59hc: No. northern sag
6212c; No. q do 81 " 81 1sc: No l dark
hard winter Montana 81 " -531sc; No.
hard winter Mont. SOLE -521ac; No.
amber durum ASH -531ac; No. 2 do
A5la SO nc; No. l durum As y -46lsc;
No. 2 do 451a -46lac; No. mixed dur
UNI 44la -49hc; No. 2 do Az -49Aac:
Nc l red durum 44iac.
Flax on track $1.14a -17la: to ar
rive $113h-l4; Oct $1.14A; Nov
$113,2 Dec Sill; May s1.13h.
Oats No. white. 15hac.
No. l rye. 31la -33hac.
Barley. mailing. 2315 -27iac: special,
No. 2, 23,a-251ac; No. 3, 22R -241ac;
lower grades 2O1a-22i2c
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CHICAGO

Chicago, Oct. 20.-(P)-(U. S. y. A.
Hogs $4,000, including 1000 direct:
active 5-lO above yesterday; 130-2S0
lbs. 800 10; top .3.75: 30O-325 lbs.
$4,000: 140-170 lbs. 3.50-65 pigs 1885,
IS; packing sows 26o-325. Light
light. good and choice l40160 lbs. $50
IS; light weight 10000 lbs. $3.50;
medium weight, 2O0-25o lbs. 3.60-75;
heavy weight 25O-35O lbs 3.35-75;
packing sows, medium and good 275-
500 lbs. 2.60-3.25; pigs. good and
choice. 100-13O lbs. 3.35-65.
Cattle 5000; calves 1900; fed steers
and yearlings scarce, strong to 25
higher on local account; not much
steer beef in run; light offerings get
ting better action than heavies. but
latter steady to strong; top 8.75 on
weighty steers 800 on yearlingS; bulk
5.75-7.25; others steady. Slaughter
cattle and vealerS; steers. good and
choice. 100000 lbs. 6.00-8.25; 900-1100
lbs. 6O0-8.50; 11OO-1300 lbs. 6.00-9.00;
13O0-l500 lbs. 6.50-9O0. Common and
medium 6O0-13OO lbs. 3.00-6.50. Heif-
ers, good and choice 550-850 lbs. 5.25-
750. Common and medium 2.70-5.25.
Cows, good and choice 3.00-4.50. COM
mon and medium 2.50-45O. Low cut
ter and cutter l.50-2.50. Bulls Cyearl-
ings excluded) good and choice (beef)
3O0-4.50. Cutter to medium 200-3.15.
Vealers milk fed good and choice
100000. Medium 100000. Gull and
common 100000. Stocxer and feed
er cattle, steers. good and choice, 500
1850 lbs. 4.50-600. Common and med
ium 2.5O-4.50.
Sheep. 10000: few sales about
steady; buyers resisting higher asking
prices: Good to choice native lambs
475-5.25 to packers; best held high
er; well finished westerns bid 500
Is. Slaughter sheep and lambs:
Lambs, 80 lbs. down, good and choice,
4.74-5.35. Medium, 400-75. All
weights. common, 3.50-4.00: Ewes,
90-l50 lbs. medium to choice, 1.00-2.5o.
All weights, Gull and common, So
ITS. Feeding lambs, 50-75 lbs. good
and choice, 475-525.