Slumping Hog Prices Across Markets Hit Six Year Peak Levels
Hog prices slid from last week’s six year high with most bids 15 to 40 cents lower. In Chicago the early top reached 11.80 for choice medium weights as receipts rose to 11,000 with similar declines reported in Omaha and St Louis. Local markets including Iowa Waterloo Mason City Ottumwa Des Moines and Austin echoed softer trade and widespread 25 to 40 cent drops across weight classes and packing sow categories.
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Chicago
Omaha
St- Louis
Trade Mart
St Louis
Hogs Light
No. Ane
RTS
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Des Moines
Hogs Slump on Local Market Dropping 45 Cents
Hog prices on the local market fell Wednesday with a uniform 45 cent drop across all grades. The top price declined to 11 dollars 15 cents per hundredweight.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings
A Cedar Rapids miscellany lists prices for grain cereals eggs and livestock, including oats at 22 cents, corn shelled 80450, barley 35 cents, and various hogs cattle and hides. Wholesale fruits vegetables and prices cover oranges Grapefruit pears peaches apples bananas celery cabbage onions and green and cured hides with unit prices across multiple categories.
Wool and Sugar Markets Draw Mixed Boston and New York Reports
Boston wool prices firmed for fine wools with strong demand and slower activity for coarser lots. New York sugar prices rose amid light offerings while refiner interest kept gains small. forward trading showed cautious appetite for near term supply and hedging against new crop.
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Ana
Sapte Terre
Omarart
Wheat Prices Rally On Bullish News And Demand
Wheat futures moved to the bull side in Chicago trading as evidence of a peak in southern movement and new crop reports supported gains. September wheat led higher by about 154 to 238 cents, with corn and oats also firming, while receipts and hedging pressure eased and eastern houses stayed active buyers.
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Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Alberta
Wheat Market Commission
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Report Amid Market Noise
Chicago cash grain prices show No 2 hard wheat around 103 to 104 cents, No 3 hard near 101, with various sample grades and quality adjustments. Corn No 2 yellow 81 to 84 cents, No 3 white 79 cents, oats No 3 white about 27 to 29 cents, rye and buckwheat limited, soybeans No 3 yellow around 82 cents, timothy and clover seed quoted per cwt with wide spreads.
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Chicago
Wall Street stocks hold gains amid late trading rally
The market kept forenoon firmness into the final hour with steels and major industrials leading gains, supported by copper and utilities. American Telephone climbs after directors declare a 2.25 dividend. broad advances include U S Steel, Bethlehem, Otis, Kennecott, Westinghouse, Chrysler, and Auburn Auto amid steady bonds and quiet foreign exchanges.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Pipe and Foundry
Vanadium
S. Steel
A. M Byers
Otis Steel
Loews
Chrysler
Auburn Auto
Kennecott Copper
Cerro de Pasco
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
U. S
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Otis
National Steel
U. S Steel Common
A. M. Byers
United Corporation
J. B. Bennett & Co
Mr. Jump
Merchant National Bank
Amé Express
Hupp Motors
Ady Rumely
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
sInti Harv
Allegheny Corp
Int Nickel
Allied Chem
sInti Tel
Tellita Allis Chalmers
Johns Manville
Amerada Corp
Kans City
Amn Can
Amn
Fay
Rrrser Julius
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Int Corpn
Kroger
Lambert
Lehteh Valley
Vehn, Fink
Libby Owens
Amn Fang
OCW
Img
Amn Smelting
Tyille Gas
F . Amn Steel Polya
Nyckesson Rob
Amn T
Tysat
Matenai
Magna
Mathieson Aik
Dept Store
Maytag
Petiis
Atchison
Ward
Atlantic Rie
Motor Wheel
Dalry
Beth Steel
Bohn Alum
NY Stel Best Borden Co
Bork Warner
Noranda “Mines
Nort
Wesn Tsal Broakisn
Bucyrus Erle
Bunene
Otis Eley
Ganada
Os Steel
Patino Mines
Enna
Celanese
Benick
Ford
Penney
Shes
Peoples Gas
Ches Corpns
Chan Gt
Phelps Dodge
Ste
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury
Cheo Now
Plymouth Oil
Proctor Gambel
Pullman Co
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Goca Cola
Radio Corpn
Gol Palmolive
Ghevster Mtr
Bub Bie NJ
Gato Reading Gat
Gol Gas & Free
Eel
Ste Coml Credit Ag Rep Steel
Cone Southern
Ryn Tob
Congoleum
Crucible Steel
Sou Railway
Sy Cub Am
Sperry Corp
Cudahy Pke
St. Joe
Curtis Wrisht
Deere & Co
Standard Gas BS de L & W
Ali May Dome Mines
Doukas Aly
du Pont de
Warner
Eaton
Stone Webster
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Elec
Pow & Lga
Tex
Union Carbide
Freeport
Union Pac
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Gen Baking
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Gen Gas
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Gen Motors
Uni Gas
Gillette & FR
U S Pipe
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Goodrich
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Graham Paige
Wes
Maryida Granby Copper
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Union
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Rapid
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Ohta Gt
Wilson & Co
Nershey Choc
Woolforth
Hiram Walker
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Howe Sound
Yneston
Hudson Motors
Chicago
Berghoff
Hellemann
Butler Bros
Keystone Steel
Marshall
Sparks
Prima Ca
Quaker
Edison
Cord Corp
Swift and Co
Crane Co
Swift
Gen Hshold
Walereen
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Grain Market Snapshot
Pebbled with scattered figures, the Minneapolis flour market shows prices for flour and bran, with barrel counts and sacks shipped noted. Foreign exchange in New York remains steady with rates quoted for Great Britain and France as the AP report records.
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Minneapolis
Foreign Exchange New York
Great Britain
France
Unclear Trade Figures Across Nations and Cities
A fragmented OCR listing shows various country and city names with numeric values, including Italy Belgium Germany Holland Spain Greece Poland Brazil Tokio Shanghai Mongkong Mexico City and numbers like 822 16.90 40.40 6782 13.75 .94% 3900 19.00N 29.48 3710 4950 27.90 N-Nominal. Data appears garbled with mixed currencies or metrics and unclear units.
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Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Alatria
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Mongkong
Mexico City
Square deal neckline pattern 2379 by Anne Adams
The Easy to Sew house frock pattern 2379 by Anne Adams offers a simple neckline with a square deal design. Includes deep patch pocket belt and illustrated step by step instructions with sizing 14 through 44 and fabric guidance. Pattern and book details and ordering address are provided.
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Anne Adams
Colina
Stampa
Année Adams
Trousseau
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Sprinter 92 Challenges Younger Runners in Race
Andrew Thompson, a 92 year old from Rice Lake Wisconsin, defies age by challenging anyone thirty years younger to beat him in a foot race. He still vaults fences and climbs onto his roof to repair shingles.
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Rice Lake
Wis
Andrew Thompson
Anyoime
Bond Market Shows Mixed Moves as War Clouds Loom
In early New York trading Wednesday second tier issues led a sharp recovery while Italian bonds slumped and government issues steadied. Treasuries held gains but did not recoup Tuesday losses. Postal Telegraph 3s and New York Central 5s posted gains amid uneven demand. Foreign issues were generally flat or softer.
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NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
Washington
Treasuries
Postal Telegraph
New York Central
Chicago Produce Market Summary Report
Markets show steady tone across poultry eggs and butter with varied dairy and produce items. Live poultry counts reach 36 trucks with lean hens and leghorn prices near 13 to 18 cents reflecting mixed weights. butter receipts around 7 713 and eggs about 6 260 steady. Potatoes show light supply with several regional prices and stock levels noted. New York markets report firmer egg and butter tones with cheese largely unchanged.
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Rock Springs
Biss
Idaho
Bliss Trumphs
Burbanks
U S
Wisconsin Cobblers
Bliss Triumphs U
Virginia Cobblers
Maryland Cobblers U
New York
NEW YORK /AP
Texans to Decide Seven Constitutional Changes
Austin voters face seven proposed constitutional amendments including old age pensions and repeal of the liquor prohibition. Gov Allred backs pensions and a measure to ease future amendments. Labor and business clash on pensions and the amendments to fund text books and distribute school funds.
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Austin
Tex
James V. Allred
Organized Labor
Organized Business
Labor Legislative Board
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Labor
Commercial Organization
West Texas
Book loan system trims borrowed loss among Cedar Rapids families
Nancy Page reports on a Cedar Rapids family adapting book lending with borrower logs and return cross offs. The Lacey girls now inscribe borrower names and dates in each book and list owners' addresses to curb losses. The Dripps Dunlap reunion at Bever Park drew seventy one attendees with officers elected and plans for 1936 noted.
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Lacey
Marion Couple Wed in Mount Vernon Home Ceremony
Mr and Mrs George R Touro announce the marriage of their daughter Ethel Eloise to LeRoy Sorenson son of Mr and Mrs Carl C Sorenson The wedding was held Tuesday evening at Rev J B Eyestone s Mount Vernon home Attendants were Miss Faye Toure and Harold Lerner The bride wore a brown silk crepe suit with Johanna Hill rose corsage The bride graduated Marion high school in 1928 taught in Marion township rural schools After graduation Sorenson joined Gamble Skogmo company at Storm Lake The couple will live in Storm Lake
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George R. Touro
Johanna Hill
Marion High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Marion Township
Sorenson
Harlan High School
Coe College
Gamble Skogmo Company
Storm Lake
Tramp Printer Sets 18 Week City Stay Record
Nathan Bergman known as The Wandering Jew and a veteran tramp printer completed 18 weeks of continuous service for the Montana State Publishing company in Helena establishing his longest stay in one city. He travels the West and is known from Seattle to Amarillo where his prior record of 16 weeks was set. He plans to move on in the direction he waved.
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Helena
Mont
Nathan Bergman
Bergman
Montana State Publishing Company
United States
Seattle
Amarillo
Tex
Marion funeral honors Miss May Rathbun pioneer family member
Funeral services for Miss May Rathbun daughter of the late My Rathbun and Mrs S W Rathbun were conducted at Yocom chapel by Rev W E Fisher. He noted her keen mind love of books music and art and travel. Burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery with pallbearers L M Phelps S J Hines W T Jackson and John Raymond.
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May Rathbun
S. W. Rathbun
Marion
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
The
Presbyterian Church
Don W. Rathbun
Miss Rathbun
Lula Toms
Ain Countries
L. M. Phelps
S. J. Hines
W. T. Jackson
John Raymond
Oak Shade Cemetery
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Eighth Street
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Handicraft Club No. 1
Forest Blackford
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Pleasant Grove Community Club
Palisades
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Ottosen
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Ethelyn Oakley
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