Hog Market Receipts Surge Weigh Down Prices
Excessive hog receipts across Chicago and other markets pressured prices as demand lagged. Chicago bids ranged around 350 to 375 dollars with drops of 10 cents, while Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and Cincinnati showed broad weakness and slow sales amid high arrivals. Totals: Chicago 17,060 hogs, Cleveland 1,600, Pittsburgh 900, East Buffalo 2,600, Cincinnati 6,200.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Cincinnati
East St. Louis
Ags. Amt. No. Als Ami
MIX & Butchers
Buffalo
St Louis
East St Lous
Ineven Ik
Ens. S&s
Twoelve
Kansas
Omaha
Sioux City
St Paul
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices and Receipts Across Omaha and St Joseph Markets
US Agriculture data show hogs receipts around 9000 in Omaha with mixed bids and declines. Cattle and calves receipts near 4800-8000, with steady to lower bids on fed steers and yearlings and scattered higher lots. Sheep and lamb receipts about 5000 with bids lower for lambs but spring and Calif ornia loads noted. Prices include hogs around 3.10 to 3.40 per pound, cattle mainly 3.75 to 4.50 for fed steers, and sheep in the 4.50 to 6.50 range for good lambs and 1.50 to 2.00 for ewes.
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ST Pau
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Dent
Ntris
Chicago
wu S_ Dept
Lousr
Omaha
OMAHA _ AP
Us&s Dept Agriculture
Califoria
ST Josepil Livestock
ST Joseph Mo Sap
U S Dept
Stampede in pit sends grain prices to highs
A 25 point advance in sterling exchange and inflation talk from Washington set off a buying stampede on the Board of Trade. Wheat led gains with futures up 1 to 2 cents, corn 0 to 1/2 cent higher, oats and rye up about a half to one cent, and barley rising as futures hit season highs. Broker demand surged. cash prices and receipts noted as higher with heavy export interest for Manitobas.
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Chicago
Sterling Exchange
Washington
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas City
Grain Movement and Market Prices From Minneapolis
AP WHEAT receipts show cash gains and price details for grain in Minneapolis markets. Reports list grain types including corn and oats, with various grade codes, percentages, and quotations, alongside Timothy seed and hay values and feeder notes.
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Minneapolis
Pza
Dart Northern
Montana
Wall Street Gains as Inflation Fears Spur Shift to Commodities
Wall Street rose significantly amid inflation jitters and profit taking in late trading. Major issues including U S Smelting, National Steel, Cerro de Pasco, Allied Chemical, and U S Steel posted gains while utilities lagged. Investors rotated into materials and metals with optimism over steel output and corporate earnings outlooks.
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Cerro de Pasco
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National Steel Macy
U. S
U S. Steel
National Steel
U S Steel Preferred
Goodyear
American Smelting
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Corn Products
Liggett and Myers
American Tobacco B
Delaware and Hudson
U. S. Steel
National Biscuit
Kroger
New York Central
Wall Street
Markets Report From Chicago and New York Produce Sections
Chicago and New York market notes show wholesale prices, receipts, and futures for butter cheese and sugar. It notes nearby and western private sales, standard prices, and rough futures movements with several price brackets cited.
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York
New York
Midursteen Exchange
Baeas
Seoress
Local hog prices continue weaker on market
Hog prices on the local market drift lower with all grades down ten cents. Prime hogs in several weight ranges command around 3.00 to 3.10 dollars, while packers offer varying prices for larger sizes and calf and sheep markets show mixed values for lighter lambs and other grades.
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Sintlast
Nation shifts away from the gold standard in bold move
President Roosevelt imposes gold embargo to curb deflation and spur inflation. Congress teams with Byrnes and Thomas to draft emergency legislation granting the President control over coinage and money issuance, aiming to revalue the dollar, re monetize silver, and coordinate with world powers.
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L S. C
Key Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol
Raymond IL Moley
Elmer Thomas
Thomas
White House
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Congress
Roosevelt
Renevelt
France
Burton K Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Tom Connally
Tex
Walter F. George
England
Bond Markets Show Mixed Losses Across Government and Corporate Bonds
The New York bond market slid on Wednesday with Liberty bonds and U S government issues falling, while some corporate issues and foreign obligations rallied. Leading gainers included American and Foreign Power 5s and Gulf States Steel 5s as utilities and rails posted declines of up to two points.
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New York
United States
Treasuries
Catriories
Ashedge
Chile
USA
City Livestock Market Report prompts mixed prices and activity
Mixed cattle receipts show 2500 steers and yearlings steady to uneven with scarce high grade stocks. Hogs receipts around 2000 with prices mostly lower. sheep and lambs opened steady to weaker as packers demand softens. Foreign exchange updates show buoyant demand with major currencies quoted against the dollar.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Now Read As Miscellaneous
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids include wheat 45 cents, oats 16e, rye and barley negative prices, corn at 2 ay, hay and straw values, poultry and hides noted with small figures. Fresh fruits and vegetables show California navels grapefruit at 3 25, lemons 79, sweet potatoes 23, potatoes 100 1 50, bananas 54 6, head lettuce crate 73474, cauliflower 150, celery 2 65, cabbage 268 crate, with various old or misread entries for quality and assortments.
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California
Legal Beer Flo ws in Cedar Rapids
Wage were rushed Wednesday by applicants for permits. Up to 2 45 p m a total of forty one applications with bond had been filed and it was expected that most if not all of these will be permitted to sell beer by tonight. It was estimated that between 150 and 200 persons had taken out application blanks. Fees received by the city up to 2 45 p m totalled 3 125 of which 2 750 was for class B permits and 375 for class C. A sheath t hitch appeared in proceedings Wednesday morning when E R Moore president of the board of education appeared before the members of the council informally and demanded that regulation be imposed preventing the sale of beer within 300 feet of a public school building.
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E. R. Moore
Board of Education
Two Youths Injured In Auto Accidents On Street and Alley
Two boys were injured Wednesday afternoon in auto accidents. John Harth, 7, of 1611 First Avenue East, was struck by a truck near Third Avenue and Tenth Street Southeast and taken to Mercy hospital with head bruises. Arnold Coy, 9, son of Mrs. Sarah Coy, was hit when a car backed from a used car lot at 520 Third Avenue Southeast into an alley, injuring his right leg. a doctor treated him at home.
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John Harth
First Avenue E
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
Mercy Hospital
F A. Zahradnik
Second Street
Arnold Coy
Sarah Coy
Sixth Street
H J Weisley
First Avenue FE
Third Avenue SE
Embargo On Gold Booms Stock Market Grains Surge
Markets rally across commodities with Chicago Board of Trade wheat hitting year highs as September climbs to 70 cents a bushel. Silver jumps and New York futures set records amid heavy trading. butter and eggs rise to new yearly highs. Dusty Kansas rains fail to temper gains as a big long wheat pool is reported. Retail food prices show little movement versus 1932 averages.
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Chicago
Kansas
Department of Labor
Judge Webster Thayer Dies in Boston After Sacco Vanzetti Trial
Boston judge Webster Thayer, famed for presiding over the Sacco Vanzetti case, died at his home from effects linked to the shock of his home bombing last September. His conduct drew praise and condemnation even after the defendants were executed on August 23, 1927. The legislature later awarded him $25,000 in damages.
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Boston
Mass
Webster Thayer
Thayer
Massachusetts
Board to name panel to avert farm strike
An arbitration board of twelve members will be named by farm leaders and state officials to avert the general farm strike set to begin early next month. The panel, chosen at a Milwaukee meeting led by Harry Bragarnick, will meet in Madison in the governor's office, likely on Friday.
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Harry Bragarnick
Madison
Local circle meeting highlights music week activities
U S Circle held at Mrs. H B Hammond home near Marion with fourteen members and eight guests. Members answered roll call with favorite composers. Program by Lara Kershner included singing readings duets and an article on American Music. Next meeting set for May 10 with committee Hosking and Patschke. Various local notices follow including ads and social events.
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H. B. Hammond
Marion
Lara Kershner
Catherine Wiley
H. W. Erwin
Harold Scott
Frank Webber
C. C. Scott
D. I. Hosking
G. A. Patschke
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