Hog Market Slumps as Heavy Receipts Burden Chicago Stockyards
Chicago hog prices eased despite steady to higher bids in other regions. Receipts at major terminals reached 8,000 in Chicago with total around 10,650 cattle and 11,400 sheep in that week’s tally, while heavy hogs led declines of 10 to 25 cents in parts of the market. Top hog prices hovered near 7.10 to 7.50, with feeders and sows showing mixed moves as traders evaluated supply pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St. Loui
Amt
St. Lews
Omaha
Sinclair Hog Market
Sinclair's
Chicaro
North
GuaAlus
Minneapolis
St Pareo
DSU
Kansas City
ST Louis
Porkers in Drop on Local Market
Hog prices continue lower on the local market with a drop of 5 to 15 cents in various grades Thursday. The top price sinks to 7.45 dollars.
Inflation fears lift grain prices as Congress opens
U S traders watched inflation signals from new congressional bills push grains higher at the Chicago board. Wheat rose about a cent, corn and oats gained, while short covering and outside interest steadied markets as dust storms and cold weather forecasts fed buying. Provisions slipped early with hogs down, but northwestern buying kept gains in the wheat pit.
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Chicago
Congress
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Southwest
Liverpool
Grain Movement and Market Receipts Highlight Chicago Prices
Intermittent grain and cattle price data from Chicago, Minneapolis, and Kansas City shows receipt and shipment figures for wheat and corn, with cash grain quotes and market activity. Notes reference fluctuating futures and regional reports, including bids and offers across major grain centers.
Grain Prices and Receipts Reflect Market Activity
CFDAR Rapids reports mixed grain figures with oats and corn prices, receipts across 36 cars, and comparisons to last year. Listings show values for timothy, clover, durum, and various milling grades, highlighting price spread and quality notes from Minneapolis.
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Apouis
Minneapolis
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Congress Debates Outlook
Stocks show cautious gains with Case, Johns Manville, U S Smelting leading advances while U S Steel and American Telephone hold steady. Trading volume totals about 1.1 million shares as markets absorb early legislative negotiations and a narrowly mixed tone across sectors.
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New York
Case
Johns Manville
U. S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Continental Can
Liggett and
Myers B. U.S. Steel
American Telephone
Congress
Equities
Allied Chemical
U. S
Goodyear
MciIntyre Porcupine
American Can
du Pont
Wilson & Co
A. Radio
American Smelting
Studebaker
International Cement
NY. Central
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Public Service of New Jersey
Consolidated Gas
North American
U. S. Steel
National Distillers
Bond Markets Show Mixed Moves Amid Cautious Trading
New York bond market activity was modest with light volume as investors awaited further developments. Treasuries and corporate issues showed general steadiness, with several bonds posting small changes and some issues trading around recent levels.
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New York
Riview
New York City Market Data Fragment and Exchange Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists currencies, exchanges, and place names including New York Montreal Sweden Denmar h off and Great Britain. The text resembles a stock or trade ledger snippet with scattered figures and locations, showing mixed currency references and city names without a coherent narrative.
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New York
Itta
Sweden
Meidren
Montreal
Second New Deal Congress Opens Leader Named
The article notes the opening of the Second New Deal Congress with Bankhead named House floor leader after a tight vote. It outlines leaders in both houses, changes to curb blocs, and a new rule limiting passage of bills from committee. The piece also mentions illness of Bankhead and possible international policy actions before summer adjournment.
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William B. Bankhead
Alabama
House
John J. O'Connor
New York
Bankhead
Tallulah Bankhead
Naval Hospital
John N. Garner
Texas
Senate
Joseph T Robinson
Arkansas
Burns
Roosevelt
Bertrand H. Snell
McNary
Oregon
Senate G. O. P
Washington
INS
World Court
St. Lawrence
City Briefs and Personals
H L Wells of 11514 Second street SE reported a theft of a case of eggs from his basement between 7 and 8 am Thursday. Firefighters responded to roof fires at L Waller’s home 1011 Fifteenth street SE and Wendl Dvorak’s home 68 Nineteenth avenue SW, then to a chimney fire at Joe Cihula’s home 1440 Second street SE at 11:21 am.
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H. L. Wells
Second Street
L. Waller
Fifteenth Street
Wendl Dvorak
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Joe Cihula
Vedder Couple Welcome Daughter at 1144 J Avenue
Born Monday night to Mr and Mrs W A Vedder at 1144 J avenue NW a daughter.
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Wenden
W. A. Vedder
J Avenue NW
Chicago Produce Markets Update From New York and Chicago
Receipts and prices for eggs butter cheese and poultry vary across markets. Butter creamery extras around 190 192 cents. eggs firm with fresh receipts and standards listed. poultry steady with live and dressed items noted.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Idaho
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Marion Community Notes Prominent Local Club Gatherings
Marion society items highlight lodge installations at 8 p.m. and joint ceremonies with Trojan and Patmos groups. Charitable circles host teas and meetings, while members plan charity and reading circles. several residents travel, return, or host New Year events across Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
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Marion Lodge
Trojan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Patmos
Knights Templar
Floyd Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
Blue Lodges
James E. Bromwell
Apollo
Tama Indians To Get Better School Facilities
The U S Bureau of Indian Affairs will send a representative to Tama Iowa to determine Sac and Fox wishes on developing school facilities. Samuel H Thompson will study whether to expand the small day school or continue Montour public school attendance. Montour authorities cite a $50 000 need to enlarge facilities, with the bureau seeking a special appropriation and planning increases regardless of choice.
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Washington
U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Tama
Bureau
Samuel H. Thompson
W. Carson Ryan, Jr
Thompson
Montour
Sac and Fox
Ryan
Coroner Names Slate of Deputies for Two Years
Cedar Rapids coroner Dr. C E Irwin announces first deputy Dr. Ben L Knight of 153 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE and second deputy A C Coquillette of 264 Thirty-fifth Street SE for two years. He may appoint Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon as a coroner s deputy and plans a panel of jurors to be called for inquests.
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C E. Irwin
Linn Boulevard
New Linn County
Ben L. Knight
Twenty-fifth Street
Board of Supervisors
Irwin
A. C Coquillette
Thirty-fifth Street
Knight
Coquillette
Larry Condon
Condon
Cedar Rapids
Danish-born Cedar Rapids resident dies after illness
Christian T. Petersen 84 died at his home 433 avenue NW at 5 50 a m Thursday after a short pneumonia illness. He was born in Copenhagen and lived in Cedar Rapids 42 years. Survived by his wife Minnie two sons W H Petersen Phoenix Arizona L T Petersen Kenosha Wisconsin Miss Anna Petersen Cedar Rapids six grandchildren plus three Copenhagen sisters. A son died 27 years ago. Body at Rohn chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Christian T. Petersen
Avenue NW
Copenhagen
Denmark
Cedar Rapids
Minnie
W. H. Petersen
Phoenix
Ariz
L. T. Petersen
Kenosha
Wis
Anna Petersen
Rohn Chapel
Funeral services for John Pohorsky at Polnspansky chapel
Funeral services for John Pohorsky will be held Friday at 1:30 PM in the Polansky chapel conducted by Theodore Hlubecek. Burial will be at the Bohemian National cemetery. He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Henry Blazek Mrs Joseph Donda and a son Nerry Pohorsky of Cedar Rapids, correcting an earlier report of three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pohorsky
Polansky Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubuceck
Bohemian National Cemetery
Henry Blazek
Joseph Donda
Nerry Pohorsky
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Henry Schlichting at Turner chapel
Funeral services for Henry Schlichting are set for 2 pm Friday in Turner chapel with the Rev. P. L. Bornhoeft officiating. Burial will follow in Shiloh cemetery.
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Henry Schlichting
Turner Chapel
P. L. Bornhoeft
Shiloh
Funeral rites for Mrs Retta Swarm set 11 a m Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Retta Swarm will be held at 11 am Friday from Turner chapel with the Rev Frank H Ward officiating. Burial will follow in Linwood Cemetery.
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Retta
Turner Chapel
Frank H Ward Wll
Linwood Cemetery
Curley and His Entertainers at The Casino Tonight
Syndicated want ads list musical acts and dance venues for the night including Curley and His Entertainers at The Casino on Ist St. SW and Frank's Entertainers at Ellie Inn on E Ave NW, with multiple spots offering Blatz on tap and various dances nearby. It also notes a reward offered by The Gazette for information about immoral use of want ads and a range of local stores selling trusses belts and dry goods.
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Gazette
4Th St
Curley
Ist St
Little America
Larmer
Jack's
Blatz
Frank
Ellie _inn
Ave
Little Garden
Ard
Little Bartelina
Joe's Joy Orchestra
Jack and
Jill
12Th Ave
3Rd Ave
Joe Navratil
The
Chuck Farr
Ind St. SE
Richards College Pharmacy
Kissich Co
3Rd St. NE
Walton A Keller Co
Sioux Falls
Dak
Kenwood
Richards College
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Tinistocr
Iowa
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Waterloo
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Good Packers
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Cfdar Rapids
Bae
Teresa
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
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Indus Rayon
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Allied Chem
T and T
Allis Chalmers
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Kayser Julius
Amn Can
Kelly Spefd
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Kennecott
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Louisville
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Marshall Frid
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Mathieson
Atchison Tssp
Auburn Auto
Austion Corpa
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Bucyrus Esk
Central
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N .Y
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Canada Dry
Ohio Owl
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Otis Steel
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Ches & Ohio
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Ford
Ches Corp
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Penney
Phelps Dodge
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Rem Rand
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Legerty
Timken
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Charson
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Lee
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Cen Poods
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Ayr
Bhi
Anette
Usten Fruit
Glidden Botem Gas Co
Uni Gas
Goodrich
Sltgar Market
Hicher Refined Uni
Montana
Ohlman & Sons Company, Inc
BAVE
York
Liberty
Marion News
Dorothy Drew
Marion
Madrid
Osceola Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
J. H. Woodside
Hazel Ross
Bess Busby
Ausadie
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Kensington
George Gray
Fifth Avenue
Irving Drake
Earl Crawford
Barbara Crawford
Gray
Ray Wickham
Elva Emerson
Frank Gray
Twelfth Street
Keystone
Hazel Snell
John Edward
H. Owens
Walter S. Winter
Tenth Street
Endeavor
Gleaners
True Blue
Sunshine
Rainbow
Loyal
Adeliza Daniels
Elmer Hollingsworth
Congregational Church
Miss Daniels
H. O. Allen
Ellen Howell
Gerald Thomas
J. B. Howell
R. J. Kendall
Janet Elder
Neill Currie
Kalamazoo
Mich
F. L. Anderson
Currie
Jessie Cain
F. S. Skinner
Roland Fowler
Joe Barto
Howard
Oxford Junction
J. D. Pope
James
Marian Layer
Fern Scott
John Winslow
Robert
Floyd Schnepp
This City
Electa
King’s Daughters
Walter Kennedy
John Stoneburner
Bob
T. Murray
Dubuque
Railway Mail Association
R. E. Wilhelm
Eighth Avenue
E. J. Keppel
L. R. Watts
B. Bottorff
H. H. T. Doolittle
D. R. Walderbach
A. C. Maxwell
George Hutchinson
A. A. Hardin
Glen Myers
William Fowler
Cecil Foster
B. E. Beiber
Twelfth Avenue
Chatterbox Bridge Club
Glenn Larkin
Harold Howe
Frank Fairley
K. V. Cafe
Publicbrary
Townsend O. A. R.P
William Nelson
Petty and
Bonnie
Marengo
No. 183
Co. E. S
Allie Beck
Springville
Frank Gibson
Donald Stone
Elma Oxley
Dillman Beck
Floyd Roberts
Maude Keithly
Darwin Beck
Theodore Sattizahn
W R. Barber
Halstead, Fan
D. V. Conwell
W.D Shank
Kenneth Murdock
Stanley Kellams
Gillis Gill
H. O. Young
A. E. Crew
Mentzer
Sigfred
Ora Crowner
Reading Circle
Indian Creek
Pleasant Grove School No
Verto Reichert
Sorosis Club
H. F. Lockwood
Marion Chapter
Cedar Chapter
Catherine Stanton
Sixth Street
Tama Indians
Christian Petersen
Severn
the Gazette
Raven Crand
United States
St. SE
Lafayette Cafe
Stoneking
Moose Hall
Lincoln Bowling
Silver Palace Union
Silver Palace
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Walterte
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