Hog Prices Again Reach High At Chicago Four Year Top
Chicago hog prices rose back to the four year top of 8.20 per cwt with receipts at major terminals totaling about 26 500 head. Local yards in Chicago took in 17 000 hogs while cattle and sheep trading showed steady to mixed moves across Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
INS
Quent Hogs
Amt
No. Aig. Amt i
East Bun
Omaha
S. Dept Agriculture
We Sons
Atte Hors
Grain Prices Rally After Early Dip at Chicago
Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade rose after an early dip as weather news influenced trading. Wheat May 9501/2 to 951/2 cents, corn May 835 to 84 cents, oats May 491/2 to 7 cents, with a late rally as rains were seen insufficient to alleviate drought. Provisions higher with buyers and warehouse traders active. cash prices mostly unchanged amid light receipts and scattered damaged grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Local hog prices rise on most grades Thursday
Hog prices strengthened on the local market as most grades advanced a nickel. The 140 to 180 pound group held at unchanged levels. Top hog prices reached around 775 dollars with various entries showing bids near 600 to 750 dollars for different weight classes.
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Sinclair Hog Markit
Sinclair’s
Saoode
Aualtis
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Ads
Fragmented OCR list shows items like grain produce fruits vegetables and hides with prices and route notes. Mentions wholesale fruits vegetables and green and frozen hides with various prices and quantities across a mixed ad-like column.
Treasury Notes and Bonds Market Snapshot
Treasury 3s and 4% securities featured in a New York market note. Figures show prices around 10230 for 3s and 10429 for a 4% issue, with ongoing demand noted for Treasuries and a focus on recent trades and yields. The report emphasizes steady activity and the role of U.S. Treasuries in the bond market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Grain Movement Wheat Receipts and Cash Prices
Grain movement details show Chicago and Minneapolis wheat receipts with prices and shipments. Cash grain quotes list No 2 wheat 107 Corn around 89. Rye and oats quoted with scattered figures across Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City markets.
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Chicago
Insi
Northwest
Tinea
Tb Minescape
Chicago Wheat
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Markets Chicago pro tipper chatter on receipts and prices
Reading across the page shows Chicago market notes with receipts for eggs potatoes and flour, price quotes for various cargoes and trucks, and freight rates. Proctor New York and Minneapolis wholesale items list standards, quality grades, and shipment figures with scattered numbers and prices.
Wall Street Stocks Show Modest Broadrise On Thursday
New York AP reports stocks found support and activity rose slightly as traders joined a fair rally. Among gainers were American Telephone Union Pacific Pennsylvania Santa Fe U S Steel and Chrysler with Republic Steel preferred dropping about four points after a busy session.
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New York
American Telephone
U.S. Smelting
Case
Johns Manville
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
Chrysler
Republic Steel
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Celanese
Industrial Rayen
Inland Steel
U. S. Steel Preferred
American Smelting
General Motors
Columbian Carbon
Caterpillar Tractor
Republic Steel Preferred
Public Service of New Jersey
Western Union
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Deere
U. S. Smelting
U. S. Steel Common
Bethlehem Steel
Thursday Quotations From Adams Express and Industrial Stocks
A list of stock bids and prices from Adams Express and various industrials, including Alaska Juneau, Allied Chem, Johns Manville, Lehigh Valley, Am Tel Tel, Am Can, May Dept Store, Armour, Boeing, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, U S Steel, and other noted firms. The page shows bid and last prices with numerous percentages and fractions across rail, chemical, and manufacturing sectors.
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Kennecott
Kresse SS
Ats
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Loco Am
Lehn and Fink
Libby Owens
Ota Loews Inc
Wees
Lonillard Am Smelting
Louisville
Dleinisre Por
McKeesport Tin
Nichesson Rob
Wat
Marshall Fid
Bils Am Woolen
Mack Trucks
Nathieson Ark
May Dept
Armour Com
Sis
Maytag
Arch T & S FP
Miami Copper
Atlantic Big
Auburn Auto
Avation Corpn
Morans
Dairy
Warnes
Burrousne
Canada Dry
Cevarnese Park Giantin
Radio
Keith Wee
Rem Rand
PN EY
Air Bectts
Az Seaburra
Sothern Baers
Roebuck Ae Chagas Ni
Rivel Inc
Caarsas
Shattuck
Shell Lnion
Consol
Simmons Co
Socony Vac
Cort’ Motors
Sou
Sou PR Sur
Sou Railway
Crown Cork
Sperry Corp
St Joe Lend
Cudahy Pk
Stand Brands
Cirts Wreht
Standard Gas
Deere & Co
Cahir
del LD & W
Ind Dome Mines
Donatas Air
Stew
Warner du Pont
Stone Webster
Enstran Kod
Studebaker Eaton
Stutz Motors
Flee Autmate
Tex Corp
Elec Boat
Tex Guilds
Ewee Pow & I
Tex Lander
Eie Hong
Ene
Tidewater
Timken
Freeport
Tex
Trans-America
Union Carbide -Union Pac
Aircraft Cien Fonds
Tul Corp
United Fruit
Gudden Co
Gotham Bk
U S Steel
Cireat Nor Ore
Warner Bros . Great N Rv
Ween Marvid
q_ Wesn Union
Hiram Walker
Weshouse A
Hawe Sond
Wee House E Hoan Motacs
Wilson and Co Hotere
Chicago
Ashedog Mig
Libby McNeil
Bend AD
Beighoff
Nobl
Sparks
Borg Warner
Prima Co
Boter Bros
Okr
Qkr
Chicago Corp
Swift and Co
Swift and Co Com Edison 5414 Swift Intl
Card Corp
OG Newlemann
Ate
Sugar and foreign exchange report from New York market
An AP market brief notes quiet raw sugar futures and unchanged refined sugar. It lists foreign exchange rates for multiple nations, and mentions Chicago butter futures, storage standards, and an average motorist tax burden of 47.31 dollars in 1933, up 3.06 from 1932.
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Sugar Market
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finnand
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Mexico City
Montreal
Relief Jobs Include All Types In New Federal Plan
Washington reports the federal government plans to spend nearly five billion dollars to end unemployment by creating jobs for bricklayers char women steel workers and church sextons. About 2.25 million of 3.5 million urban relief recipients are experienced craftsmen ready for public works funded by a four billion dollar program. Data from the Federal Emergency Relief Administration shows rising relief percentages among trades and service workers since 1930 and notes the situation has not improved since 1934.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Washington Pronounced Girl Pianist New Prodigy
Ruth Siewczynski a 10 year old pianist is described by music critics in Washington as a child prodigy after a Constitution Hall recital. Her fingers are strong and flexible she plays octaves with rapid speed and her interpretation of Beethoven Mozart and Chopin earns her praise as a genius and intellectual giant.
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Washington
Ruth Siewczynski
Constitution Hall
Ruth
Revival Of National And Character Dances Seen
Cleveland AP The Ohio dancing teachers' association president John F Box told the semiannual convention that tap dancing may be rivaled by Irish Jigs Highland flings and Hungarian gypsy dances as they work toward a revival of national and character dancing.
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Cleveland
John F. Box
Ohio Dancing Teachers’ Association
Box
Revaluation of golf fundamentals and the last word
The author contrasts a common ideal with real swing practice. He explains that at the top the wrists tighten and the hands fail to follow the clubhead naturally. Instead the body turns, the right leg leans, the clubhead is dragged away, then tossed upward to pull the hands up.
Car Hits Pole Injuring Two Teachers on Icy Street
Miss Carolyn Kahler and Miss Evelyn Coppock, Emerson school teachers, were injured when Kahler’s car skidded on ice and collided with a telephone pole at Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth Street in Marion. Kahler suffered severe cuts while Coppock sustained bruises and a possible rib fracture.
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Carolyn Kahler
Evelyn Coppock
Miss Kahler
Eighth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Miss Coppock
Emerson School
Ladies Aid divisions meet in Marion community
Various divisions of the Methodist church Ladies Aid held meetings in Marion on Wednesday. Gleaners met at Mrs. Harley Reynolds with twelve members. Rainbow saw nineteen members and one guest Miss Josephine Lillie. Keystone entertained by Mrs. Charles Dodge with plans for Feb 20. Sunshine hosted by Mrs. Dan Cory as farewell to Mrs. Corey who moves north of Marion. Loyal division hosted by Mrs. Hugh Hutton. True Blue and Comforter divisions met with different hosts. Endeavor division at a picnic luncheon. Several community updates follow including hospital patient Diane Hess, birth Marion Feb 5, and several local visits, illnesses, and travels.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Gleaners
Harley Reynolds
W. S. Campbell
George Reichard
Lawrence Peterson
Ed Armstrong
Rainbow
Josephine Lillie
Brotherhood
Charles Dodge
Keystone
Ida Bothwell
William Atz
Ladies Aid
Frank Allen
Sunshine Division
Dan Cory
J. E. Homans
Willis Whiting
Oscar Martin
Hugh Hutton
Will Beach
Elmer Frederick
A. E. Blinks
George Erwin
H. B. Leasure
Will Conrad
A. L. van Fossen
Frank Snyder
Anamosa
A. E. Granger
Endeavor Division
Passion Play at Methodist Church Tonight Invites Public
Local items note a Passion Play showing at the Methodist church tonight at 7 30 with no admission fee, but a silver offering at the door. The event promotes a life of Christ filmed in scenes from the Holy Land of Egypt and aims to attract young people.
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Methodist Church
Holy Land
Egypt
Nudism a historic Massachusetts custom recalled
In Massachusetts history Nudism is described as an old custom. Dr. L Vernon Briggs cites a 1657 incident where Lydia Wardwell and Deborah Wilson were whipped for attending a meeting unclothed, illustrating early social enforcement against nudity.
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Massachusetts
Boston
L. Vernon Briggs
Briggs
Lydia Wardwell
Deborah Wilson
Gazette Want Ads Depart ment Phone List Summary
Out of town readers are advised to answer Gazette Want Ads by writing to The Gazette Want Ad Department. The ad text includes scattered numbers and prices, with only phone numbers shown in some listings.
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Gazette
Massachusetts Note Worthless Fifty Pounds Dated 1777
A New Jersey resident offered an old Massachusetts fifty pound note dated 1777 to the attorney general for redemption. Dever noted a statute of limitations in the early 1800s releasing the commonwealth from liability on notes issued before 1793. WAUKON site for Iowa liquor store eyed by Cowin. three buildings secured, fourth, Hendrick building on Spring avenue, lease set to begin March 1.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Paul A. Dever
Dever
Commonwealth
Waukon
Cowin
Waterloo
Iowa State Liquor Commission
Hendrick
Spring Avenue
Norton Sentenced For Embezzlement In Iowa Home Case
William J. Norton, former farm manager of the Washington county home, was sentenced by Judge J G Paterson to six months in the county jail and fined 300 dollars. He was found guilty of larceny by embezzlement in a trial two weeks earlier and was dismissed from the home last July after a county supervisors investigation.
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Washington, Ia
William J. Norton
Washington County
J. G. Paterson
Norton
Miller George B announcements and losses listed
Public notices list bereavement messages for Mrs George B Miller and family. Lost items include Skeezix fox terrier with red harness, brown leather billfold near Granby Building with money and IDs, white gold wrist watch between 6th and Wash avenues, Boston toy bull terrier with one blue eye, and an orange Persian cat near Penn Age and Ellis Blvd. Rewards offered with contact numbers 3419 2-1707 5968 6691 9717 2-5926.
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A. A. Taylor
Commonwealth
Granby
Wash
Aves
Boston
Dial
Penn Age
Ellis Blvd
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Hoss
Chase Tan
Belpre
Sponta Fee Co
Helfers
Atris
Iowa
Des Moines
US Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
THE
Associated Press
Nason City
Ottumwa
Austin
Minn
South ST Fi
Morke
Ann Ovne
Jon Hog
First St. NE
Old City
Ohlman & Sons Company, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Lamson Brothers & Co
R. E. Dishrow
Merchants National Bank
Tees
Winniteg
Mins Apodes
CVS Ghats
Proptier Chicagw
FGGS
Fway
Geneted Prats
Wepan
Pune
Freak Dee
Orcia
Wall St
Toreign Exchange
New
Chester Horton
America
Marion News
W. E. Fisher
Keokuk
Christian Church
C. J. Biddle
Diane Hess
Robert Hess
Sixth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar’ Rapids
Douglas Gallagher
Marion
de Lois Benedict
Oakland
Calif
Donald Harford
Ninth Avenue
Ed Allen
John Sidlinger
Toledo
Ohio
Mrs. C. J. Culver
C. Flitch
Alburnett
St. Luke's Hospital
Miles Sidlinger
Fort Des Moines
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Ed Sigfred
Ella C. Hoxie
Auburndale
Mass
Congregational Mission Board
India
Minnie Whitcomb
Lehdigh
Frank Leidigh
Church of the Brethren
Robins
Myer
Leidigh
James P
Mary Wilson
Alice Mae Leidigh
Venita Leidigh
Virgil Leidigh
Ray Leidigh
la Delle Leidigh
Lloyd Clare Williams
Hannah Ditch
H. O. Allen
G. M. Hibner
Elia Hoxie
First Congregational Church
Newell Trimble
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J. L. Roberts
Irvin Castle
W. J. Fleisher
John W. Brooks
Fannie Clark
E. R. Brooks
Free Methodist Church
C. M. Cunningham
Frank Cloughy
Jack Bevauns
Reading Circle
Dora Granger
Tenth Street
Addie Shumack
Tuckabache Club
Neal Bunting
Osceola Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
First Avenue
the Gazette
United States
Eee En Miller
George B
George 3B. Miller
John W. Miller
Jienny Sterler
Shirley
McGregor Magrazine
Big Dial
Big
SAP
Rosenthal
Ginsberg
Lyons
4Th St
Richards College
Glasgow Tailors
3Rd Ave
C R Knitting Co
2Nd St
Kenwood Transfer
Tom Mason
16Th Ave
Evers
Hall
2Nd Ave
Paramount
the Marci
TIME
Wallace Beery
Madame
Elissa Land
Cary Grant
Boyate Don Roth
Bee Club
Ave
Union Ballroom
Kola’s Orchestra
BEAR
Paramount Theater
Gazette Office
Bow
Lincoln Alleys
Walt Siechert
Little Garden
Blatz
Frank
Enis Inn
E Ave
Joy Orci
Daddy's
JOE
Jerry's
Accor
Jerry
Accordion Boys
Little America
Sam Beebe
Auto Transportation
Jonne
Santa Fery
California
Fatt
Nberal
Aneen Ee Oren
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