Hog Prices Continue To Drop Across Chicago Markets
The Chicago hog market shows ongoing price declines with receipts around 23,000 at major terminals. Prices slid 3 to 15 cents, with top bids near $7.85 and averages around $7.60. Cleveland and Pittsburgh reports echoed declines, while East St Louis and East Buffalo showed varied moves and steady demand for certain weights.
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Cleveland
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Buffalo
East St
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East St. Louis
Ars Amt
East Buffalo
St Louis
our_l . wan
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Foreign Exchange Rates and Market Brief
Fragmented OCR summary lists various currency rates and entities including Italy Denmark Hungary Argentina and Slovakia with scattered figures. It appears to be a miscellaneous foreign exchange brief with partial values and a partial claimant note at the end.
Revival of trading sends grain prices higher in Chicago
Chicago demand revived trading as grain pits opened with renewed vigor. Wheat rose 11 to 17 cents, May at 96 15/16, corn up 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 cents, May 86 1/4, oats up 3 4 to 1 7/8 cents, May 57 1/2. McFarland of the Canadian pools announced May delivery and Winnipeg premium, signalling stronger technicals and renewed confidence. Cash prices unchanged, receipts light. short-covering supported corn and oats amid dull overall activity.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
John I. McFarland
Canadian Wheat Pools
Liverpool
Argentina
Manitobas
Canada
Wall Street Rises From Previous Day's Slump
New York stocks recovered moderately from sharp declines with slow dealings and fractional gains late in the day. Disparate gains appeared in U S Smelting, Cerro de Pasco, American Tobacco B, and United States Steel, while National Department Stores preferred shares rose despite receivership.
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New York
American Tobacco B
Liggett and Myers B
U S. Smelting
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Public Service of New Jersey
American Telephone
Harvester
U.S. Steel
Wall Street
Homestake
U. S
Alaska Juneau
Dome
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
National Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Case
du Pont
Sears
National Distillers
Westinghouse
General Electric
Santa Fe
New York Central
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of N. J. Western Union
Standards of
California
New Jersey
National Department Stores
Cedar Rapids Market Listings Mixed Prices for Grain and Produce
Readable fragments show Cedar Rapids market notes for grain and livestock with varied prices. Corn and oats quoted alongside hens adults and chicks, stags and leghorn springs, hides, furs, and wholesale fruits with prices for oranges lemons grapefruit potatoes lettuce celery cabbage onions oysters and other produce. The clipping lists multiple items and unit prices without coherent narrative.
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Tugues
Lesborn
Springs
Leghorn Springs
Hennery Eees
Grain Movement and Wheat Receipts Across Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain movement reports show wheat receipts and shipments across Chicago and Minneapolis markets. Data includes Wheat Corn Oats and Flour with totals, car counts, and price notes, highlighting Kansas City and Chicago cash grain activity and market comparisons between years.
Bond Market Narrow Move Amid Uneven Trading
New York bond review notes only slight changes in the market during the first half of Wednesday trading. Gold uncertainty and Treasury and corporate debt account activity kept investors cautious while turnover remained fair and some secondary issues showed uneven trends.
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New York
Local Hog Market Falls Slightly as Prices Dip Early
Hog prices dropped 15 cents early Wednesday with a later nickel added to the 220 to 340 pound grades. The top market value slipped from Tuesday levels, reflecting a softer trading day in the regional hog market.
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE SUMMARY
AP report from Chicago markets shows butter receipts at 6.285 unsettled with various grade prices and 193 score. eggs receipts 4.249 with multiple grades, potatoes supplies liberal and trading moderate. live poultry mixed, dressed turkeys steady. New York butter and eggs markets noted. Chicago produce futures closed with January at 2994c and February at 29c.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
U S
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
U_ S
New York Proper
New York
Rickenbacker Flies From Orleans To Newark In 7 Hours
Newark reports Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker piloting the Florida flyer from New Orleans to Newark in 7 hours 8 minutes with Mrs Woodrow Wilson aboard and twelve other passengers. The 1303 mile trip included a brief stop in Atlanta and a slight detour over Trenton delaying arrival by about ten minutes.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
New Orleans
Rickenbacker
Woodrow Wilson
Atlanta
Trenton
N. J
Births at Mercy and St Luke's Hospitals
Birth notices: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph L Drakos at Mercy hospital on Jan 15. a daughter Joan Beryl to Mr and Mrs Larry Gritton of Tipton on Jan 16 at Mercy hospital. a son to Mr and Mrs George A Hodge at St Luke's on Jan 15. a son to Mr and Mrs Earl H Sebrecht of Palo at St Luke's hospital on Jan 16. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gwoanes at 1241 Eighteenth avenue Wo on Jan 16 at June's hospital.
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OS Gwoanes
Eighteenth Avenue
Junes Hospital
Slippery Cedar Rapids Streets Cause Cautious Travel
Rain and sleet left Cedar Rapids streets and sidewalks slick as pedestrians and autos skidded on icy rails. No serious injuries reported though city crews worked to clear water in flooded intersections. Temperatures rose to 32 by 1 p.m after a morning 20 to 23 degree start and light precipitation totalled 0.44 inches.
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Cedar Rapids
Bever Avenue
Meadowbrook Drive
Frank K. Hahn
Mercury
Chambers
Bathtub Party Draws Eastman Dryden Into Court
In Chicago a nightclub hostess Vera Read charged George Eastman Dryden with forcibly submerging her in a bath while he ran hot water over her. Read, 21, testified she endured scalding water as Dryden, 34, claimed she drank wine and her sister suggested the bath to sober up.
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Chicago
Vera Read
Alabama
George Eastman Dryden
George Eastman
Camera Fame
Miss Read
Dryden
Vera
City Briefs And Personals
Charles Keller of 1052 Eleventh Street NE asked police Wednesday to help locate his violin and walking stick lost Monday night after leaving a southwest side venue. Firemen answered 1 15 p m Wednesday to 97 Second Avenue SE for a drop cord fire causing upholstery and curtains to burn. Vernon Brown of Solon learned his stolen Iowa City car had been recovered by local police and that he paid $2 to Iowa City police for notification, with no call received here.
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Eleventh Street
Keller
E. R. Palmer
Second Avenue SE
Vernon Brown
Solon
Iowa City
Brown
Small Theft Report From Wilson and Company Truck
Police were notified that a tire and tube disappeared from a Wilson and company truck parked near Third street and Third avenue SE Tuesday night. Thieves also broke into the Cherry-Burrell storage garage Tuesday and stole a battery from a car. Wesley Pippie of North English was fined $25 and costs for selling coal without legal weight slips, with information filed by Milton Hand of the state department of agriculture.
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Third Street
Third Avenue SE
Cherry-Burrell
Wesley Pippie
North English
Justice A. S. Reed
Pippie
Milton Hand
State Department of Agriculture
Deaths Otto Duenow and Irma W. Whitney
Otto Duenow aged 66 of Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids resident 25 years died after a short illness at a local hospital. Survived by three daughters a brother two sisters five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Services to be held in New Hampton with burial. Friends may call Monahan chapel. Mrs Irma W Whitney funeral in Beatty chapel Friday at 2 pm burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Wednesday and Thursday.
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First Street
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Long Beach
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White Bear Take
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Fredericksburg
Minnie O'Brien
Chicago
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Clinton
New Hampton
Monahan Chapel
Whitney
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Beatty Chapel
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Lombard
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Toddville
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French comedian Lucien Furere dies at 86 in Paris
Lucien Furere a celebrated French lyric comedian died Tuesday at age 86 in Paris, AP reports. He had retired but two years ago and his death was announced Wednesday by family and colleagues.
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Lucien Furere
Lions Host Scout Night and Local Activities in Marion
Marion activities spotlight Troop 38 of the Boy Scouts hosted by Lions Club at Mrs. N. Michel home with 16 scouts. Scout Executive N Harold West and Cedar Rapids court of honor chair Rev Nelson Dreier spoke. Richard Starry thanked the Lions. knot exhibitions and a president’s award for advancement noted. A Cedar Rapids table tennis team led by Sid Liebsohn plans matches Thursday at Mentzer building, with a women’s exhibition. local players named include Stanley Kellams and Dr. A. E. Crew. Community clubs host meetings and social events across Marion including garden clubs, ladies aid, and the Christmas Seals group planning a Feb 2 meeting. deaths, surgeries, and church activities are listed among residents and visitors.
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Cedar Rapids
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Court of Honor
Richard Starry
John Granger
Sam Patterson
Edward Hanna
Maurice Flack
H. F. Breed
Paul Fiedler
Frank Flack
Sid Liebsohn
Mentzer
del Liebsohn
Rockey Newton
Ted
Ray Vernimont
Stanley Kellams
Kenneth Murdock
A. E. Crew
H. O. Young
Hillis Gill
Impeachment Threats Rise Over North Dakota Governor Moodie
In Bismarck North Dakota threats of impeachment intensified as the state house, led by anti administration forces and guided by former Governor William H. Langer, escalated its attack on Governor Thomas Moodie.
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N. D
North Dakota
Thomas Moodie
William H. Langer
James Roosevelt Ill In Hospital
James Roosevelt eldest son of the president will be treated for colitis at the New England Baptist hospital in Boston. He has been suffering from minor digestive trouble and was to enter the hospital Wednesday afternoon.
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James Roosevelt
New England Baptist Hospital
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