Hog Prices Slump at Chicago as Receipts Rise and Weather Sours
Heavy hog receipts at five Chicago terminals coupled with unfavorable weather sent prices to the lowest levels since February. Dealers reported slow trading with top prices down about 25 cents and average values near 4.50. Lamb and cattle markets showed mixed activity with Cleveland and Pittsburgh receipts in the thousands and lambs weak toward midweek.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
MIX & Butchers
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Tittsburgh
Liquidation Moves Drag Grain Prices Downward
Market notes show liquidation pressure in May grain futures weighing on prices across corn and wheat. Traders cited an overall bearish tone from updated crop reports while cash market activity remained sparse amid scattered rainfall and weak spirits in trading.
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Liverpool
Delieries
Market summary and prices from Chicago and New York produce pages
Chicago and New York AP price notes show butter eggs poultry and potatoes with unsettled receipts and steady markets. Notable figures include Chicago butter 8 487 unsettled creamery extra 192 score 22 4te2de. eggs 29 183 unsettled. poultry steady with Leghorn broilers and white rock broilers listed. potatoes 118on track 363 total with several US No 1 and graded lines and prices. New York shows firmer butter receipts 17074. cheese weak 145 . eggs 39183 regular and mixed grades. dressed poultry steady. live poultry weak with ducks and chickens. storage eggs and futures listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Rock
Rosa Groves
Leghorn Broilers
Uo S
Wisconsin Cobblers US
Minnesota
Red River
Ohios
North Dakota
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
Neebrasha Trumpas
Washington
Russell
SYAS
Biss
New York
Tieimsie Ganges
Pennery Exchange
Midwestern Exchange
Ste Wolke
Market Notes and Sealed Warehouses Auction Snippet
Fragmentary OCR lists assorted market terms and warehouse notes with prices and locations. The readable items mention New York, various commodities, and partial figures, reflecting a crowded catalog-like snippet. No cohesive event or clear entities beyond generic market references are established.
Bond Markets In New York See Mixed Treasuries Activity
In New York traders reported a fluctuating bond market with Treasury issues shifting in price. notable bids included Liberty 3 38 and 1933 issues while Treasuries 44s and 46s showed varying demand as investors weighed upcoming economic signals.
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New York
United States
Treasury
Grain Quotations and Market Notes From Minneapolis
An OCR extract lists grain prices and market quotes. Entries include Wheat and Durum varieties with rates like amber and red durum. corn and oats prices. multiple grain firms and freight notes. The item also catalogs Tuesday quotations for various stocks and commodities from J. B. Sennett & Co and Merchants National Bank building, with a dense list of company tickers and price figures.
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Winne Vpodis
Cssd Grain
Minneapolis
Steacer
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Read Like a Local Ledger
A Cedar Rapids page lists assorted farm goods and wholesale produce with prices for hay oats barley hens eggs and poultry products. Fruit and vegetables show California oranges grapefruit lemons potatoes lettuce celery cabbage cranberries and oysters with assorted prices. Local hides and small livestock also priced including cured hides calves kip and horse hides.
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California
Local Hog Market Slumps as Prices Fall on Tuesday
Local porkers show weakness with all grades down 15 cents. Prime top dips to 3.55 while packer rep stands around 2.75. Calf market notes only a brief line with 130 to 150 pound calves. Sheep prices listed for heavy lambs and light lambs with modest gains.
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South
A.l
Patdine
Wall Street Stocks Narrow as Markets Open inDull Trading
New York AP report notes feeble activity prevailing through most of Tuesday's session with dull to mixed price movements. Major issues such as American Telephone Chrysler and General Motors showed little change while some rails and gas stocks pushed higher.
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New York
Amerian Telephone
Santa Fe
Chrysler
Schenley
American Commercial
National
New Bill Would Take Air Mail Out of Politics
A proposed permanent non-partisan air mail commission would issue certificates for airlines, set mail rates, and arbitrate carrier labor disputes. The five member board, appointed by the President, could bar interlocking directorates and decide contract eligibility while extending rate authority to passenger traffic.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Commission
House
John S. Wood
McCarran
Senate
Post Office Department
Senate Banking Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads
Dairy Parley Divides on Cows Slaughter and Oleomargarine
The conference split over dairy policy with a pro slaughter faction led by A C Holman and others advocating elimination of oleomargarine competition. They backed a campaign to boost dairy consumption while a consumer price gap was noted between parity targets and February prices.
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A C Holman
National Milk Producers Federation
F. D Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
United States
Four Women On Jury Selected In Howe Murder Trial
The jury for Everett Howe's first degree murder trial was set Tuesday with four women and eight men. Opening statements are planned for Wednesday morning. Present in court were the defendant's parents, wife, and several relatives, while the prosecution is led by County Attorney Victor Visquain.
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Vinton
Everett Howe
Calvin H Boggs
Garrison
Carl B Stiger
Johanna Thiessen
Belle Plaine
Ira Sampson
Florence Township
Mr. Armstrong
van Horne
Dale Davin
Walter Ruhl
Will Schirm
Fremont
Earl Tatge
Leroy Township
Iva Johnson
Kane
Herman Kading
Big Grove
Daniel Howe
Tell City
Ind
Emmett Howe
Calvin Boggs
Victor Visquain
Clarence Nichols
Hamilton
John W. Tobin
Tobin, Tobin and Tobin
Woodring Endorsed by Committee on Airplane Purchases
A military affairs sub committee adopted a report praising Harry H Woodring assistant secretary of war for handling the purchase of seven and a half million dollars worth of army airplanes. The document also accused certain army officials of ignoring congressional intent by buying aircraft without competitive bidding. Chairman Rogers said the report draft was near completion.
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Washington
Harry H. Woodring
Congress
Rogers
N. H
Brookhart Advocates Soviet Style Economic Reform
Senator Brookhart, speaking at a Washington event, urged lessons from Soviet Russia and defended public work programs to guarantee jobs. He dismissed brain trust overthrow claims, attacked Wall Street influence, and criticized U S business management as a failure while calling for finance reform without replacing the government.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Brookhart
Old Wall Street
Wirt Barks
William A. Wirt
Gary
Ind
Wirt
America
L. P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Seek Court Approval of New Roosevelt Hotel Bond Issue
Judge A B Clark set April 26 at 10 a.m. for a hearing on an Amer ican National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago and Benjamin C. Kirkpatrick trustees foreclosure suit seeking approval of a settlement and reorganization plan for the Roosevelt Hotel bond issue. The $558000 case, filed July 5 1932, contemplates new bonds to mature July 1 1948 at 5 percent interest with net income posted to principal after fees, and no dividends until retirement. Notices go to bondholders dated July 1 1926.
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A.B Clark
District Court
American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago
Benjamin C. Kirkpatrick
Roosevelt Hotel
First Avenue Holding
First Avenue Holding Company
Condemnation Board Appraises Route 149 Impact in Linn County
A six member condemnation commission met in Linn county for a two day appraisal of eight properties in and around Cedar Rapids and Fairfax . The state highway commission’s plan to create a new right of way for Highway 149 triggers the hearings and includes a proposed viaduct over the North Western railway tracks and dirt dumping into several yard spaces and some business premises . The listings include the Tamblyn estate Listebarger Heaton siblings Yanecek Iowa Farms Inc Williams and other local owners with a temporary injunction by William Williams in Cedar Rapids delaying proceedings March 20.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax
State Highway Commission
North Western Railway
Andrew J. Tamblyn
James Kenneth Listebarger
Pekony Post
American Legion
Charles E. Heaton
Mildred G. Heaton
Joseph Yanecek
Iowa Farms, Inc
Winnifred Shea
Edwin S. Willams
First Avenue
Williams
Maurice Cahill
L. D. Dennis
Commission
Marion Light and Power Rates Drop in Marion
Marion announces electric rate reductions after a Monday night agreement with Iowa Electric Light and Power. Domestic and commercial customers save 9.4 to 33.7 percent, about 8 thousand dollars yearly, with new tiered kilowatt hour charges and a minimum one dollar monthly bill. Delinquent bills incur a 10 percent penalty on the first ten dollars and 2 percent on the rest.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
A. C. Sloss
Power Company
Goals of the Mature Woman Talk Opens Conference
The morning program at the Woman's Conference on April 10 features Mrs. John M. Walters of this city presenting The Goals of the Mature Woman at 10 30 AM at the Congregational church. A Vocal trio from the Musical Literary club will perform and Mrs. H G Stitzel will sing. All county women invited.
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Priscolla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Shaffer Klink
Federation of Women's Clubs
John M. Walters
Musical Literary Club
H. G. Stitzel
Norris Charges Power Trust Planted Key Men in Legislation
Senate debate focused on Sen. George Norris charge that a power trust has key men inside to defeat federal utilities reform. He denounced Samuel Insull as a bribe-giver and Benedict Arnold, and questioned AG&E activities in New York and Tennessee politics. The FTC added letters on AG&E influence, while Kentucky Tennessee Power faced new evidence of anti TVA propaganda.
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Washington
INS
Congress
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Power Trust
Norris
Samuel Insull
Benedict Arnold
Associated Gas and Electric Company
New York
Tennessee
Johnson
California
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
J. Mange
New York Gas and Public Service Commission
Kentucky-Tennessee Power Company
Tennessee Valley Authority
Legislature moves to probe New York public utilities
Albany New York Tuesday advances backed by both parties to launch a wide ranging investigation into public utility operations in the Empire State. Resolutions introduced Monday night gain support as Governor Lehman urges prompt action. A Republican measure also calls for a state wide inquiry.
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Albany
New York
Empire State
Herbert H. Lehman
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Tel Rumley
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Jonas Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kayser
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Kennecott
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Limbert
Lehigh Vally
Lenn & Fink
Llibb Owens
Lin & Myers
Loens, Inc
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Auburn Auto
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Marion News
Pleasant Grove Community Club
Charles Breneman
W. A. Bell
August Beyer
Elizabeth Brown
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Fowler
M. M Hopkins
Ula Eckert
A. White
Floyd Slauson
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps, No. 126
Margaret Leming
Carolyn Hanscom
Muriel Cone
Cora Stark
Lena Lacock
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
Tresbysterian Church
F Mabel Kimes
James Leslie Morrison
Robins
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A. P. Lee Clere
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Dr. Phil Crew
Seattle
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Lowell Byse
Clark Bartlett
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Tom Thompson
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Willam Caraway
Mildred Williams
Tenth Street
Nellie Ranch
Edith Morrison
Kansas City
Woman's Progressive Club
Earle Brockman
J B Howell
Ottumwa
Frank Cloughy
Frank Dioughy, Jr
Iowa City
Elliott Hutton
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
George Hutton
Frank Charles
Jefferson
Philathea
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Kensington
Lloyd Snyder
Fourth Avenue
Walter Kennedy
Margaret Gill
Muscatina
S. J. Hines
George Burns
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Mr Hall
Roy Hall
C. E. Pearson
Charles City
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C R. Creglon
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Bobby Mann
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James Dow
Richard Price
Albert van Fossen
James Marsh
Mrs. Walters
Gerald Thomas
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Irvin Ford
Elmer Neff
Addie Shumack
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