davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-09-28
ANULADA UNA SENTENCIA

Madrid, Sep. 28.-El Tribu-
nal Supreme anul6 aver una
sentencia de TN Tribunal infe-
rior condenando a muerte a dos
personals que sc supone asesina-
ron a un inspector de tranvias.
Atendiendo los argumentos
de la defensa, ell Supreme admi-
te que a esos hombres, de ideas
extremists no sc les dieron las
suficientes garantias de impair
cialidad.
La gaceta., 1935-09-28

Damos de nuevo la bienve-
nida a la florida a nuestro es-
timado amigo ell DR.. Ram6A
Grau San Martin, eXpresidentd
de Cuba.
Como sufrira en- estos dias
ell cabal,ero cubano pensando
en- la desverguenza de los par
tidos politicos de la ista pre- :
%ciosa!
Carlos Manuel de la Cruz, ell
socio de Carlos Miguel, candi-
dato liberal" a la presiden-
cia de la Republica; Mario
Menocal, ell que mat6 las wa
cas- gordas", aspirando otra
vez a la presidential y con apa-
rentes mayores probabilidadeS
de triunfo que los otros candi-
datos; Miguel Mariana, que
hizo famoso ell numero 88 en-
la politica, procurando seguir
la ruta de su papa.
iTodos los ideales de la re-
yoluci6n contra ell "machada-
to-, pisoteados por la solda :
desca y los malditos politicos!
.iCuando podra Cuba levan-
tar la cabeza, que ahora incli-
ma hacia ell suelo, en- sonroJo,
v librarse de los bribones que
la enganaron y la %enganan?
La gaceta., 1935-09-28

e ADRIAN Gentro de poeos dias.
-A5soIvi6 el Tribunal de Ur
gancia a r.. ciudaianos Domin
60 Aparjcio y Antonio lrigo
Is, a les que Sc ocup6 un rev6l
er ealibre As. Uno de los ma
is,radoS emiti0 voto particular
y reSandc Ia creencia de que
rinoyen debia ser condenado.
Las comunicaciones Sc ha-
ian obstruidas, en- la manana
e hoy, desde Cienfuegos al ex-
reno oriental de la Isla. Ano-
n 81 viento tenia una veloci-
lad de 80 millas, en- Cienfuegos.
I'm bombero sufri6 heridas Ell
santiago de Cuba, donde CONT
nua llcviendo.
Ell ciclon, segdn los calcu-
'os hechos aqui, pasara a 100
niIlas al Este de Cayo Hueso.
Is probable que en- ell Cayo ell
yiento desarrolle velocidad de
20 millas.
-Por orden del Quartet ge-
,eral del ejercito fueron retira
los aver ell primer teniente Dr..
Rafael Gavilan, el cabo Jose
ValdGs y ell teniente medico DR..
Leoncio Vidal.
-Regres0 ell %jueves a Miami
en- autom6vil, procedente de Gu
lad de MEXICO, ell DR.. Ramon
Grau San Martin, expresidente
de Cuba. Ell DR.. Grau ha soil
citado de las autoridades anne
ricanas de Immigration Sc lie pro
rrogue su e~stancia por seis me-
ses, como refugio politico cuba
no. Tn grupo num0roSo de per-
sonas visit6 al DR.. Grau, en- ell
dia de aver, felicitandolo por su
retorno.
Una sonora de Guantana-
mo denunci6 aver a las autori-
dades que un pelotero conocidO
por "Cuchara' abuse de su hi
ia, en- ausencia de ella, y que
"ontinua gozando de iibertad Y
mofandore de la perjudicada.
Guando ella kizO la denuncia en-
esa ciudad, la ofrecieron un jul
clio correctional y ell juez absol-
vic a "Cuchara'', como 81 NADIA
hubiese hecho.
Ell dia 30 de septiembre Sc
efectuara una gran ceremonial
patri6tica honr3ndo a los que
murieron en- epoca del machada
to. Firma una conVocatOria diri
gida al pueblo, la Universidad
de la Habana. Machadto esco-
gi6 a sus principales victimas en-
las fiIas del estudiantado.
I'm soldado detuvo aver a
Jose MARTINEZ Gonzalez, acusan
dolo de haberle agredido con un
cuchillo cuando el intervino pa
ra que no rinese con su mujer.
MARTINEZ dice que ell soldado lie
amenaz6 de muerte y 81 Sc de-
fendi6 con ell cuchillo. De una
herida en- ell brazo asistieron al
joven militar.
A las siete de la ma1ana de
hog la Habana estaba fuera de
peligro, es decir fuera del area
de violencia del ciel6n. Ell meteo
70 entr6 en- Cuba, Santa Cruz
del Sur, provincia de Camagdey
Los postes del telefono y del tie
legrafo han sido derribados por
ell viento.
La gaceta., 1935-09-28
UN MILLIONAIRE FREFIE-
RE LA GAIA Y LA PESCA
A LA OFICINA

New York, sep. 28.-El j6-
IN George W. Vanderbilt, que
IN esta semana hered6 $4,000,
600, manifesto aver que prefie-
re la GAIA de fieras y la pesca
al trabajo en- oficina.
mo, NADIA de trabajo de off
Gina para mi. Quiero escrfbir y
viajar. Seria una ~injusticia a.
ceptar I'm empleo y deSpues de-
jarlo para ir de caza'.
La gaceta., 1935-09-28

mi of cialmente Sc martient
en-. silencio.
Aver Sc celebr6 en- Adds A
.emporada de las lluvias. Guam
g organiza cuando termina ia
temporada de las luviaS. Guam
dc ell emperador revistaba las
trlras, los guerreros lie pedian
armas y municioneS,
Sabese qre de Ia arte de tia
Tia una maquina guerrero de
100000 hombres aguarda 6rde-
mes para avanzar y combatir.
Dicese que los eti6picos han
conseguido armas, recientemen
tie, zero que no Sc sabe donde
las obtuvieron.
La gaceta., 1935-09-28
UN TIFON CEN
TENARES DE VCTIMAS

Toxic, sep. 28.-La marina
japonesa sufri6 aver la perdida
de so h9mbres, arrebatados de
los puentes de los destructores
durante el Gltimo tif6n.
Los So no estan Includes en-
la lista Official de muertos, que
IS de $50. FL viento alcaaz5 una
yelocidad de 76 millas por no.
nv. ~
La gaceta., 1935-09-28
DETENIDOS 4 J~OVENCITOS

La policia detuvo aver a Qua
tro jovencitos sobre los que re
caen sospechas de que ell mar
ties por la noche asaltaron y
robaron al chofer Ray lamar
go, quitandole adem&s el auto
m6vif que guiaba.
Hoy por la mahana Sc ira
tara de identificarlos.
81 la prueba da un resultado
negative seran puestos en- Ii
bertad.
La gaceta., 1935-09-28

Ell general espanol Bermu-
DEE de Castro ACADIA de publ
car un brihante articulo con ell
titulo LA Guerra Totalitaria'
Y expope: LA guerra es una
atrocidad; de este esta conven
edo ell mundo enteno; las solr-
clones que en- los conflictos in
ternacionales proporciona la
guerra, no son definitiyos; es
decir, que cada guerra engen-
dra la siguiente; este no 10 ig-
nora nadie, sin embargo, no es
possible suprimir la guerra del
cuadro de las posibilidades hui
manas, porque son una verdad
comprobada por la Historic
las palabras de Napoleon ell
Grande: Cuanto mas Sc habla
de la paz, mas cerca esta la
guerra.
"Pero esa proxlmidad cons
tante, csc peligro siempre pro-
ximo, es, en- uno de sus aspec-
tos, un tonico de tai poder que,
pueblo que Sc dispone a empu-
nan las armas, eS pueblo que
acelera ell progreso de las cien-
cias en- todas sus manifesto
clones. NADIA estimula ell ade-
lanto, NADIA aqua ell ingenio,
como Ell hiper-patriotismo que
precede a las situaciones pre-
belicas; la razon busquenla los
Ifil6sofos, los ensayistas, las
mentalidades dedicadas al EN-
pirismo: ell hecho existe y es
innegable".
"Y ESQ de la neutralidad, en-
que tanto Green los pollticos
lespanoles, ha de ser ell mito
que mas pronto desaparezca,
81 ell neutral posee puntos estra
tegicos ~necesarios a los beige
rantes; en- la lucha por la eXis-
tencia, no Sc repara en- peque-
neces, Y a la bora de las resolu
clones her6icas Sc atropella to-
do.
"Todos los paises sin mas
exception que Espana estari
Iforjando un instrumental de
guerra, de una potencialidad J
'complejidad inauditas, para e!
servicio del cual, ell 1ltimo hom
bre, ell ultimo caballo y ell I'LL
Itimo motor, entraran en- &C :
ci6n".
mo hay victoria que pueda
pagan ell sacrifice de las fuer-
zas econ6micas, biol6gicas y
morales de un pals, como no
sea con la absorcion completa
Y absolute del pals vencido, al
estilo de las invasiones de la
Edad Antigua; este significa
la Erase de "Victoria total", y
va CORE por los Estados Mayo
res de Europa como una con,
sigma, este sera ell objective de
la guerra totalitaria; gracias
al aniquilamiento complete
del vencido y la ocupaci6n y
exploitation de sus territories,
podra ell vencedor s~upervivien-
tie continuar su existencia en-
paZ y en- condlclOneS Soportd-
bles".
mi la idea nj la ~profecia,
han nacido en- mi pensamiento;
son ideas y prOp6sitos que al
mismo tempo que Sc espanden
per ell mundo, sin disimulo y sin
recato, vense comprobadas por
sus or2anizaciones militares;
ahora es cuando verdaderamen
te estan en- armas las naciones,
por obra de csc immense anda-
miaje que Sc llama movilizacion
La gaceta., 1935-09-28
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Saludo de bienvenida al Df. Grey. = Europa Sc
prepare para la matanza. : La guerra totalitaria

como 81 ell problema fuese de
otro planeta, de otro mu9do.
Somos tan despreciablas y
crueles somo los hombres de
otfss edades, a los csc hemoS
venido consideIanG,o como Sc
res inferiores, Y vamos a supe-
rarlos en- salvajismo, en- ineeA-
satez, 81 Dios no sale a impeS
dirlo.
La gaceta., 1935-09-28

u.bo,o % ~ o;.l6,
-, ~; .r;,; 49,.
nr~o,.;no;,s ia Co,,, uiia,.
.,ar, A,,.ba - .5,i.o o,.,
..l.. - tgn,a~4c, 5,,do 81
r,,a, na,a.r;, g.,
b.,i. 4,,,.I, v4.oarair,
i. ,,o5;lo. n~ro.or,fto I..|
II. S.,,a r,,,. Al Gu.
= marcharsn de csc lugar en- IN
.rsn especial de nueve carros.
uando legaron y e,a ciudad
< les alui6 en- Il hotel CANA
ydev. FL meteoro entrara por
Iunas Ga Zaza Y saldr. RI oeste
,e Nueyi,as, sin geliqro para
as proyincias de Pinar del RE
y h Habana. Fs probable que
Malanzas sienta unos ramala
nos nero sin intensi6ad In ma
rjna de prerra tom6 anoche IRE
c%ar2iores nara nrots,er los dos
cryceros lbs caho-
neros oIrp n componen
yianto. huracanado. So deia-
ron santir on Ia Isla do Grar
Cajoan
Al
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-" ASoci"'io" ue Nepo'
'eiS' i'oI "ne"Io 7 81 Pie'iu'"-
- o. oe'"i "0'iihoeA p'o'''-
% aver 7" Id 'eeie'"ii" ue' Co
@oC ue I"S oI'lcu''"ueS que io9
Pe'louis'"S . .p0ileh 81" e'e oe-
Parta'"eh'o. m Su0aecle'@iio ue
tS'aoo' o. houoii' Mira"-
a. olleclo co"ieiehciar 60" q
St~cre'"iIo' w. bar"e'' y Soiu-
cI'haI q co"li'e'o'
-i"ts@ioh aver Gurus ooS III
'i"iS" ue pea"5 eI oilieVes iiiIPie
La gaceta., 1935-09-28

Muy poeas personals aSlstle-
OF al bale de anoche en- ei
Circulo Cubano.
Sc habfa organizado para
favorecer a un infeliz que lu-
cha con la muerte en- la clini-
ca de los hermanos Mayo.
iAsi son de esplendidos y
asf sirven a la causa de la hui
manidad!
La gaceta., 1935-09-28
n CUBA AL DIA'
80 -

Azota eI cicFOn las provinc.as de Ia parte Orien-
tai de Cuba. = Tendran que ser cerrados los
HospitaIes de Meternidad y de la lnfancia. :
I IS crnar:c&c1opes entire l. Habana, Santa Cla-
IA, Cemagley Y Criente interrumpidas
por Ell huracan.
La gaceta., 1935-09-28

George Vanderbilt, con 10
millones de pesos en- los boisl-
los, prefiere la GAIA y la pes
ca a la oficina.
Bien esta; pero 81 antes ad-
mite que los animales feroces
abundan en- las oficinas y que
los "tiburones" saben dominar
en- la politica y en- los negocios.
La gaceta., 1935-09-28

Inglaterra gastara mil milo
mes de pesos en- su marina de
guerra; Italia ha gastado va
$1,000, 000,0 600 en- preparar la
"'maquinaria" con la que pien-
ga conquistar a Abisinia, "civi-
lizandola"; Alemania gasta
sumas enormes en- barcos, mu-
niciones, canones ,aeroplanos,
con la esperanto de poner a
Austria baio su bandera y con-
quistar terras que a Russia per
tenecen; ell Jap6n invade pro-
vincias ricas y pobladas y man
tiene en- pie de guerra un nu-
meroso ejercito; Russia fabrica
municiones, a%eroplanos, ETC.,
en- cantidades desconocidas;
Francia sigue armandose y es-
pera la guerra; Estados Uni
dos mira hacia ell hor.Zonte y
anhela que la paz no Sc que
brante.
iSe habla de guerra, de in
ventos, de millones de muleres
Y ninos asfixia5os por los ga
ses, de aeroplanos para incen-
diar Y derribar ciudades, de
barcos para bombardear y per
seguir!..---
iMuy pocas personals con-
ffan va en- la Sociedad de Ma
clones, en- ell ORGANISING que Sc
creara en- los amos de Wilson
para proteger la paz y salvar
a la especie humana del mayor
de todos los crimenes, de la rul
ma de la imperfecta civiliza-
ci6n que ahora tenemos!
~ cuando Sc habla de gases
para exterminar a inocentes.
muy pocas personas Sc con-
uneven, como 81 Sc tratase de
mosquitoes O de ratas; cuando
Sc habla de aeroplanos para
aerribar y ANGULAR, parece
La gaceta., 1935-09-28

Sc dice cue
STA no Sc ha M
Liga. Les pei
onset de la
Evening star., 1935-10-13
REPUBLIC STEEL ADDS
FOUR NEW DIRECTORS

By the Associated Press
CLEVELAND, October 12-Repub-
lie Steel Corp. reported adding four
new directors to the board, electing
two officers and extending the time
limit for exchange of Truscon Steel
stock for Republic stock at a meeting
here.
Oscar L. Cox, Union Trust Co.
(Cleveland) liquidator; Donald G. Gill
lies, former president of Corrigan- NC
Kinney, now merged with Republic;
Harvey H. Brown, jr., and H. K.
Bourne were chosen directors.
Gillies was elected vice president
and Edward G. Reach assistant treas
urer. Date for exchanging Truscon
stock for that of Republic was extended
from October 10 to October 21. 1t was
said So per cent of Truscon stock
already had been presented.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Winnipeg Grain
BY the Associated Press.

bg tIc hooOClhbCQ GiSSo.
WINNIPEG, October 12.-Trading
was almost at a standstill on the
Winnipeg Grain Exchange today as a
consequence of restricted market news
due to holidays in the United States
and Argentina.
Wheat prices at the close of the
abbreviated session were 7sl2 cent
lower, October at e11a. November and
December 90 and May at s5s-s6
cents.
Operations were at a minimum,
with the futures pits at times being
deserted. Only a trickle of buying
and selling orders filtered into the
market. with futures for most of the
day showing little inclination to stray
from Fridays close.
Country marketings of new crop
wheat again were light Friday, aggre-
eating 100000 bushels. Hedging
sales as a result were never in the
market in any volume. Other selling
was scattered.
Reports of further rains in Argen-
tina, suffering from drought this sea-
son, Influenced easiness at Liverpool.
Prices there closed Ss-1s lower.
Export sales of Canadian wheat to-
day again were small, with no figure
being placed on the movement.
Demand by exporters for drums at
fractionally improved spreads was the
sole feature to cash grains. Spreads
on most other grades of wheat eased
fractions. Coarse grains also were
lifeless, with moderate buying of bar
ley giving that future q fractional
hoist.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Dividend. Changes

NEW YORK, October 2.-Favorable
changes in the last week totaled %
against 19 in the previous week. ac-
cording to the Standard Statistics
Co. of New York. Details of changes
Favorable.
Increased-Melville Shoe. Coca Cola
Bottllng (St. Louis), Continental
Can, Fire Association (Philadelphia).
Resumed-Ford Hotels, Spiegel May
Stern.
Extra-AlaSka Packers Association
American Chicle. Briggs Manufactur.
ing, w. E. Heller g. Co., Lucky Tiger
Combination Gold Mining, Stewart
Warner, New York g. Honduras Ro-
Sario Mining, Parker Rust Proof, Six
Twenty Jones Corp, Wellington Fund
Woodward g. Lothrop, American Ma
chine & Foundry, International Cigar
Machinery, Builders Exchange Build
ing (Baltimore), Franklin Fire In
surance.
Initial - Stewart Warner, Loose
Wlles Biscuit S per cent preferred.
Unfavorable.
Reduced-Haverhill Electric, Rhode
Island Hospital Trust Co. (Provi-
dence), Springfield Gas Light, Avon
dale Mills class A, Avondale Mills
class B.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
FOUR BANKING OFFICES
OPENED. IN 3 STATES
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 12.-Four
new banking Offices were opened dur
ing the last week-three State banks.
In Minnesota, Missouri and South
Carolina, respectively, and one branch
bank in Iowa, according to the Weekly
Banking Market, issued by Rand Nc
Nally Bankers Monthly.
The report states that there are
two new banks in process of organiza-
ton, one in Minnesota and one in
West Virginia.
The bulletin also states that there
has been one national bank closed,
three voluntary State bank nquida-
tions and one private bank discon-
tinued.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
SAVINGS DROP SEEN
AS BUSINESS HELP
Bank Association Official Notes
Healthy Spending Mood in
New York State.
Special Dispatch to The Star

special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 12-The saw
ings banks Of New York State have
made gain in deposits for the year,
but there was shrinkage in the quar-
ter ended September 30. 1t is usually
regarded as a good omen for business
when depositors draw down their saw
ings accounts, for it strongly indicates
a spending mood.
Harold Stone, president of the State
Savings Banks Association. declares
that the figures are particularly in
teresting because, If more normal
times, the third quarter invariably
shows large gains in deposits.
"If these figures show anything"
says Mr.. Stone, they probably indi-
cate a healthy desire on the part Of
the general public to replace what has
been worn out during the last few
years of skimping. I shouldn't be at
all surprised to see Withdrawals exceed
deposits by a small margin for some
time to come and believe it to be
an indication of improved conditions" P"
At the end of the third quarter,
there was on deposit in 1877 mutual
savings banks over S5,179,000, 900.
which indicated an increase of more
than $50, 1866, 900 over the same date a
year ago. And as compared with the
like date in 1894, the number of de-
positors has increased by 52,000-or
at the rate of 1000 week-to a total
of 5,918,o00.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, Md, October IA
Due principally to the demand from
the Jewish trade the live poultry
market has held steady with values
slightly higher for old hens. but gel
eral demand for live poultry Is slow
and values on other lines show slight
decline.
Receipts are liberal and ample for
all demands with broilers, 81 "a pounds
and over, selling to best advantage.
Young broiling rocks are bringing %
to "a cents pound and mixed colored,
20 to %, with Leghorns selling mostly
18a20. Heavy, fat old hens are selling
mostly 18a "a and Leghorns l5al8, with
old roosters around 13 and IA.
Young ducks are in light receipt and
under a good demand the market
holds steady and slightly higher at
16a18, but only stock weighing AZ
pounds attracts attention, and all poor,
thin ducks have to be sold strictly on
quality and at irregular values. Guinea
fowl in more liberal receipt and values
show decline at 40a45 each for birds
weighing 2 pounds and over and poor,
thin stays neglected and hard to place
at irregular values.
Egg Market Firmer.
The egg market shows a slightly
firmer tone due to light receipts and
values show an advance of a cent or
two dozen, but only fresh-laid we'll
graded stock will bring top quotations
of So to 38 cents a dozen for large
hennery whites, 33a35 for medium and
30a32 for current receipts.
White potatoes are in only moderate
receipt from all sections, but ample
for the demand at 85a90 per l00-pound
sacks, with mixed, ungraded stock
selling mostly 75a8O. Sweet potatoes
are in light receipt and the market
holds steady at 1.25a1 40 per hamper
for United States No. Is, with mixed,
over-large selling mostly 35a40.
Receipts of native and nearby
vegetables are light and market holds
firm under a good demand at the
following quotations.:
Stringless beans, bushel, 75al.25;
beetS, per 100. 1.50a200; carrots, per
100, 2.00a300; lima beans, bushel. 1.50a
2.25; peppers, hamper, 2Oa35; tomatoes,
hamper, GOATS.
Live Stock Steady.
The live stock market on the wharves
holds generally steady under light
receipts, especially Of first quality cat
tie, on which demand is principally
settled, with comman in-between kinds
moving slow at inside quotations.
Quotations today at Light street wharf:
Steers, 6a8 per pound; common, Aga
5; helfers, 4l2a6; COWS, 4a5; cutters,
3a4; bulls, 4a512; calves, 9a10; COM
mon and medium. 5a812; lambs, good
to choice, 9al0; common to medium,
614a9; hogs, good to choice, l1s heavy
weights, IL; packing sows, 9alO.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
GOLD FLOW SPURS
ABNORMAL TRENDS
IN MONEY MARKET
Continued From First Page.)

fluctuations that are ironed out by
reason only long after the underlying
fundamentals have exerted themselves.
The point they stress is this: That
no matter how SOLDERING the unemploy-
ment total may be, it is still conceiv-
able that the edges of the vast paper
credit base could catch fire. They
make the point that no matter what
the initial cause, first outburst of
heavy speculation could easily gen.
crate more unreasoned imitation buy
ing.
Engagement Of additional large
amounts of gold in Europe for ship
ment to New York is expected to
send monetary gold stocks in this
country well above the $9,5O0, 900 900
mark.
Moreover, the metal influx is. ex-
pected to bring about further expan-
sion in excess reserves of member
Federal Reserve banks, which have
risen to unprecedented figures.
The monetary gold stock, as re-
ported by the Federal Reserve Board,
compared as follows:
Week ended October 9---S9,4f3 600, ,OOO
Freceolng week -------- 9,414. 900. .000
came week last year .---- 1885 600, 900
tC0pyrlght. 1895. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1935-10-13
SLIGHT GAINS SHOWN
BY INSURANCE SHARES
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 12.-Insurance
stocks in the New York City market
registered small improvement during
the last week, according to figures
compiled by Holt, Rose g. Troster.
The aggregate value of 20 leading
fire and casualty insurance issues
closed the week at $616,232, 900, COM
pared with $614,290, 900 at the close
of the previous week, an increase Of
81, ,942, 900, or 0.32 per cent.
The current average yield Of the 20
issues of 1928 per cent compares with
yield of 3.29 per cent on october 4.
The current market value equals 1888
times the current lquidating value,
unchanged from the previous week.
Evening star., 1935-10-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. October IL Pl.-Scattered
aess ssesdy IN v fhe beg market today
good 2OO-pound hogs sold at 5000 S and ID
lew heavy sows went over the scales for
80 80 to S9. 9.65. The auotable top was S1i.
The trade had 5000 fresh hogs, only 800
matea holdoyer was 500. Cattle receipts
totaled 800 and sheep 5000. there being
noth1nR done in these markets,
Fat cattle and lamb prices rose rather
sharply during the week but hogs took the
9awnWard course. losing Is to 20 cents.
per hundredweight a loss Of 20 cents com,
pared with Friday a week ago. The ton
yesterday was S11.00, compared with
81 15 week ago.
x.sg Hog eceipts etsis showed slight bulge this
with $4,000 last week and 10000 the Cor
responding week last year.
Price gains Of 25 to 80 cents were regis
tered by practically all killing classes Of
vance being, scored late in the week. Cattle
runs were larger. but yearlings and light
steers predominated. resulting in COM
paratively small tonnage According to a
Sa survey made by the Bureau Of Agricultural
beginning of October points to a material
increase In the number Of cattle to be fed
feeding period.
In general the live cattle market was
steers got as high as SIS. .25. while long
yearlings went up to S12.75.
=, Fat lambs closed full so cents higher
{ an week earlier. losing nearly half Of
an early sharp upturn. Yearlings were SO
cents higher. and feeders steady to strong.
was was sIoss. '0' LUZ CHOICE ha'''s LANDS
Evening star., 1935-10-13
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO October IL lP.-Poultry.
live, IA trucks; hens easier. balance
4a pounds up. 1917; Leghorn hens. IA:
Rock SPRINGS, 17haa1Sha;, colored. 16ha
II; Rock broilers. 90; colored 20; bare
roosters. IS; turkeys. 14a20; white ducks.
Az, pounds UP. II; small. Is; colored
No butter or egg market today.
Potatoes, $50; on track. 43S: total y. s.
shipments. S31: best Northern stock firm:
demand slow; supplies heavy; demand and
Der % hundredWeisht Idaho. Russets d. s.
No. l.. Round whites, U. s. No. l.. few
sales 90; commercial. go; North Dakota
GeS siver ohos Nc t. ae mSsy mossy 81
Bliss Triumphs. q. s. No: !: mostly 95;
Minnesota, Early Ohios. U. 8, No; few
1i0aib; fine auaIity.A 30; South Dakota,
Early Ohios. partly sraded. 75a77n.