Hog Prices Slip as Chicago Market Dims in Slow Trading
Chicago hog prices eased in a sluggish session at the stock yards with total receipts around 28,700 across five terminals. Top hogs traded near $8.10, average around $7.80, while cattle and sheep showed varied gains and steady to higher bids in nearby markets including Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Ave. Amt
Imix, & Dutchers
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Dept Agriculture
Ibs
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U S Dept. Agriculture
Nackers
Markets Tangle in Chicago and New York Commodity Reports
Chicago and New York market notes show mixed receipts and prices across dairy butter poultry and potatoes with fluctuating live poultry and creamer rises. Futures futures quotes hint at broader commodity shifts while reports list varied perishable goods and regional pricing across carriers.
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Chicago
Easy Creamer
Speriale
Coriots
Grain futures drift on unsettled support in Chicago trading
Speculative interest in grain futures on the Chicago board of trade drifted Wednesday as wheat fell to 4 3/4 and corn edged around 82 cents a bushel. The market remained in a rut with weak technicals after Tuesday’s firm finish, while drought fears in the southwest restrained buying and cash prices held steady despite light activity.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Unclear OCR fragment with names and places
Fragmentary text listing multiple names and locations with scattered numbers. content is unreadable in parts and lacks a coherent event or clear context to summarize.
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
The report lists cash grain bids and receipts from Minneapolis and Chicago. No 1 northern hard red wheat prices show mixed protein levels around 12 to 15 percent, with price points near $1.05 to $1.11 per bushel depending on protein, area, and month. Corn No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow bids are recorded with fluctuating values, while oats No 3 white and rye show limited activity. Beans No 2 yellow bids appear around $1.22 per bushel, with occasional adjustments for quality and delivery timing. Wood feed components and seed prices appear in scattered lines, along with occasional futures-like notes and delivery months.
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Minncapolis
Minneapolis
Garkorthern
Oita
Lehi ‘Valley
Rehieb
Amn Ray's
Libby Owens
Ailes
Amn
Amn Steel
Wat
McKesson
Marshall
Baldwin Loco
Mid Steel
Balrd& Ohio
Kans Tex
Aby Barnsdall A
Beatrice Cry
Monsanto Belding Hem
Mont Ward Bendix
Motor Wheel
Best & Co
Murray Coron
Beth Steel
Nash Motors
Boeing Veence
Biscuit
Bohn Alum
Cash Rew
Borden Co
Dairrs Prodissas
Borg Warner
Brices Mle
Pew & L
Brooklin
Pai Steel
Bucyrus Erie
Central
Burroughs
NH & H
Byers
Bolands Mines
Cal Packer
North West
Cal & Heela
Nor Pac Oon
Canada Dry
North Amn Can Pac
Ohio Oil
Otis Elev
Owens Igi
Celanese
Otis Steel
Cerra de Pasca
Packard Motors
Certain-tech
Utah
Ches & Ohio
Cities Service
Plymouth
City Ice & F
Proctor Gambelasis
Reading
Southern
Real
Congoleum
Rem Rand
Consol Cigars
Bis Rep Steel
Consol Gas
Reyn Tob
Consol Oil
Seaboard
Sears Roenick
Contl Motors
Gil del
Simmons
Crucible Steel
Gay Rails Ty
Cub
Curtis Wrisht
Douglas Air Queyah
Galil
du Pont
Eachman
Lmith
Stutebacer
Fox Famons Tomiena
Freeport Tex
Timken
Ciears
Elec
trans-America
Gen Foods
Union Cartice
Union
Gen Motors
Zg Uni Aireragt
Re Siu Sai
Jal Air Lines
Corona
Uni Gas Co
iSitiham Sucheme
Paige
Stadars Fes
Warner Bros
Wein Marsid
Ween Union Am Homsatee
Verhoure AB
Bourton Oil
Adson Mutriggue Wilsons Co
Avas Motors
Woolworth
Ins Rayon
Younes
S&t
Chicago
Albertos Miz
Libby McNei
Bendix Asn
Lynch Corp
Bore Warner
Starshall
Butter Bros
Noble&parks
Cherie Bi
Prima Co
Chutago Corp
Card Corp . Ba Fiwift
Bond Markets Show Shifts In Treasury and Corporate Notes
New York bond review notes Treasury and corporate notes trading narrow ranges amid mixed signals from government policy. Dealers cite altered risk appetite and tepid demand as prime corporate issues trade around listed price levels.
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New York
Apple Bond
Trueun
UCB
Reid
Peady
Tradis
Alize
Wall Street Slips as Major Stocks Retreat in Midweek Trading
New York stocks drift lower with declines led by American Telephone and Case, Santa Fe, U S Steel, and General Motors. American Can and Liggett and Myers share small losses as 450 000 shares change hands amid mixed price trends and softer midweek business data.
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New York
American Telephone
Case
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
General Motors
American Can
Liggett and Myers
Union Pacific
American Commercial Alcohol
Sears
Chrysler
Continental Can
Alaska Juneau
Socony-Vacuum
Hudson
Briggs
General Foods
Celanese
North American
Public Service of
N. J
Liggett and Myers B. du Pont
Homestake
U. S. Smelting
Iowa to Double CCC Camps with Fifteen More
Governor Clyde L. Herring announced Iowa will add fifteen new conservation corps camps, bringing total camps to forty five by April 15 and personnel to 16 000. Several existing camps will be discontinued or moved under national park service oversight.
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Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Citizens Conservation Corps
Towa
Herring
Oskaloosa
Boone
Solon
National Park Service
Alma
Solen
Cresen
McGregor
Keosauqua
Personel
Armes
Blouinfield
Wialvern
Fairfield
Knoxville
Clarinds
Maquoketa
Camp Dodge
Mearched
Winterset
Charnwan
Senate panel rejects Dole plan and fights expansion
Senate committee rejects the Dole relief bill change removing economic maladjustment wording and shifts public works to type allowed by law. Republicans rally against delegation of legislative power and push veterans’ preference amid a $4.88 billion relief fund debate.
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Senate
Warren Barbour
N. J
Thomas D. Schall
Minn
Jesse H. Metcalf
R. I
Taste Of City Water Due To Rise In River
The Cedar river’s rise after the thaw caused a bad taste in city drinking water. Finance commissioner L. D. Burgus said activated carbon dosing at the plant will remove the taste. Waterworks chief H. F. Blomquist noted some mains still carry untreated water. A carload of carbon will be stored at the plant for rapid use during flood conditions.
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Cedar
L. D. Burgus
Burgus
City
H. F. Blomquist
Federal Farm Bonds Listed On Wall Street
The New York stock exchange admitted Federal Farm Mortgage corporation 3 per cent bonds of 1942-47 to its list. Issue dated January 15, 1935, matures January 15, 1947.
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NEW York (Lp
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Hogs Nickel Off on Local Market
Hog prices wobble on the local market with light hogs 140 to 180 pounds steady while other grades fall a nickel. Top price drops to 7.70 per hundredweight as Wednesday trading ends.
Cedar Rapids Market Fragments Read Like Sparse Ledger
A fragmented Cedar Rapids listing shows varied items with scattered prices and product names. Readable entries include citrus, seafood, bakery goods, dairy, produce, and canned items, indicating a miscellaneous grocery page.
Marion Man Loses Arm In Farm Shredder Accident
William J. Fleisher, 48, of Marion, suffered a left arm amputation below the elbow when caught in a corn shredder at Carver's dairy farm. He was taken to St Luke's hospital in serious condition due to shock and blood loss. Funeral notices and community notices fill the rest of the page with local events, gatherings, and group meetings.
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William J. Fleisher
Marion
Carver's
Fleisher
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids Couples Seek Marriage Licenses
Hubert Stephens and Olive Allen both of Cedar Rapids. Delbert L. Smythe of Solon and Agnes M. Zahradnik of Ely. Henry Matt and Eileen Coyle, both of Cedar Rapids.
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Hubert Stephens
Olive Allen
Cedar Rapids
Delbert L. Smythe
Solon
Agnes M. Zahradnik
Ely
Ienry Matt and
Eileen Coyle
Ad Size Listing Confusing Line By Line
Fragmented ad pricing appears with mixed numbers and stray tokens for multiple lines and measurements. Values such as 131.30 105 1 260 3.25 and 5.20 appear alongside line counts and letters, suggesting a cluttered classification of ad sizes and rates from a newspaper display page.
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Younes
Campaign Seals Returned Aid Local Fund Drive
Hopeful organizers urge donors to keep seals or return unused ones so volunteers can finish this year’s fundraising campaign efficiently and support campaign workers in meeting goals.
Lost and Found notices clutter Gazette ads
A jumble of lost items appears: a tan Pekingese named Ted dy, a large collie brown and white with phone numbers, a white gold wrist watch near 6th and Wash Ave, a brown leather glove, and a found envelope with snapshots. Also mentions a Toy Fox Pup, a reward for immoral ad use, a free theater ticket, and various local shop ads.
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Agnes Marak
Marion
Gazette
The
Ray H. Allen
2Nd Ave
Paramount Theater
MAB
Rosenthal
Holl-Ekfelt
Ginsberg
Lyons
4Th St
Richards S College Pharmacy
Kenwood
Kenwood Transfer
Glasgow Tailore
Srd Ave
Novak Heat
Log Co
Ice Co
Richards College
Kissich Co
Ird St
16Th Ave
Hall Bicycle Co
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Minnesota
ORS
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Pau
Sioux City
Clevelance
Buffalo
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York
Ohsman & Sons Company, Inc
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Federal Farm Bonds
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A. E. Lininger
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Trojan Lodge No
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A. M
Knights Templar
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Dorothy Vanderbilt
Louise Vanderbilt
Ottumwa
Helen Vanderbilt
Mrs. T. Murray
Pasadena
Glenn Mott
Gilbert Gordon
Davenport
L. C. Low
Fifth Avenue
H. C. Jensen
Nancy Anne
H. A. Dye
Harry OD. Rockey
Mercy Hospital
Fred Stack
Sixth Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society of the Free Methodist Church
R. Lee Taylor
Tenth Street
Entre Neus Club
Ed Sigfred
Ninth Avenue
Chitaga
Ruth McCune
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Leslie McDonald
Ninth Street
Jacob Kocher
Oak Shade Cemetery
W. E. McCannon
Seventh Avenue
Charles Brenaman
Claude Knapp
Otto Nielson
James Arthur
Christian Church
C. J. Biddle
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
Adeliza Daniels
W. K. Lothian
Guy Miller
Emma Kendall
CG. M. Hibner
Eighth Avenue
Julia Allen
Karl Kendall
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Jesse Soden
Trojan Lodge
Masonic Temple
Bert Burkhart
Ella Miller
D. A. Stamy
Jay Albaugh
George Holsinger
F. T. Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Memorial Hall
Kyle
Siegel Fleisher
University of Town
Carver
Golden Rule Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Earl Cone
J. T. Grayston
James Weldon Johnson
A. E. Granger Tuesay
H. B. Christianson
Klatter Klub
Ray Valentine
Hazel Ross
Railway Mail Association
Cecil Foster
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge
First Avenue
A. B. Nicholas
Pearl Fowler
Ethel Harte
California
Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
Carol Roberts
Richard Funk
New Hallwood
George R. Barnoske
Patmos Commandery
John W. Brooks
Sam Lesher
Dave Lesher
Ernest Wooley
James Biesecker
Ralph Richardson
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Co. J. Culver
Bible School of the Christian Church
Linn Chapter No. 900
Order of de Molay
John Sidlinger
Biind
L Etter
the Gazette
United States
Want
Paramount
Wallace Beery
Elissa Land
Cary Grant
Royale
Don Roth
9Th St
Lincoln
Emn
St. E
Abrams Beer Parlor
Ist
Cedar Tavern
17Th St
Walter Seichert
Kula
E. Henecke
Mer
Scotty
Mack
Rhythm Riders
Mike
Silver Palace
Union Beer
1St Ave
Hynes
Jerry
1St St
Curley Manon
Red Hot Six
Wattle Barrel
Sam
Sam's Serenaders At Jack's Inn
Ave
12Th Ave
Morller
Auto Transportation
Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauty Eaton
Lillian Lucity
Helene Beauty Shop
Exp Opera
Marvel Beauty
Krespe
Montrose
Martha Nimmer
Kennedy
Keommedy's
Paris Academy of Beauty Dial
Ee Business Services
Hawkeye Tin Shop
the Kissich Co
Ard St. NE
Becker Roofing Co
Russells
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