Hog Prices Rise as Demand Outpaces Light Supplies
Market across major cities shows hogs advancing 10 to 25 cents with top quotes reaching 350 and bulk sales around 310 to 350. Receipts remain light while demand stays active, with regional gains noted in Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis Cincinnati and Omaha markets as buyers push for limited hog supplies.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ayr Amt
No. Age
Ave. Amt
East St Louis
ST Pau
ST Paul
Sioux City
Dept Agriculture
Nemita
INS
Allie Hogs
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
St. Joseph
Bronx City
Cleveland Indianapolis
Buffalo
Bond Markets Rally Mixed In New York Trading
Bond market activity shows sporadic gains across categories amid uneven earnings signals. Highest grade issues hold steady while semi speculative rails and utilities lead moves. government and international bonds show mixed strength with several Treasury issues advancing moderately.
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New York
Pleasurg
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
North Western
St Paul
Whinote
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
United States
Goverment Department
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Hides
The notice lists assorted grain terms and prices including rye, corn, oats, and other staples with small figures such as 12¢, 13¢, 40¢, and 4 to 8 cents. It also mentions hides by condition and grade, including No 2 and cured kip, with price indicators.
Grain prices swing on stock strength then retreat
Early Friday trading saw wheat rise on stock strength in Chicago, but losses in Winnipeg pulled prices back near the close. Wheat finished down 3 to 4 cents, corn steady to unchanged, oats up slightly, rye mixed, and barley higher. Provisions held steady as cash prices were unchanged and receipts varied.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Argentina
N.c
Northwest
Grain Movement Report Highlights Mixed Corn and Wheat Prices in Chicago
Chicago cash grain shows no sales for wheat while corn prices vary by grade from No 2 yellow at 25 44 to No 6 yellow at 22 2. Oats and barley also quoted with broad ranges. Minneapolis listings include receipts and protein-adjusted wheat prices and durum notes.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Local Hog Prices Continue Higher on Market
Local hog prices rise with all grades up a nickel advancing to a top of 270 per hundredweight. Calf market notes good to choice weights 149-180 lbs at 3.50. Lambs 73.5-85 lbs priced at 33.50 to 34.50 per hundred.
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
API
Kansas City
U & Dept Agriculture
Sinclair Hog Maraft
Toa
Snn
Tos Bay
Produce Markets Chicago and New York Dairy and Poultry Prices
Chicago and New York market notices list receipts and current bids for potatoes, butter, eggs, cheese, dressed poultry, and raw sugar. Prices vary by variety and grade with weak to steady demand and stable to higher futures noted. Specific items include Idaho Russets, Colorado McClures, live poultry receipts, dressed turkeys, creamery butter, and No 1 No 2 egg grades.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
Rock Springs
New York
Wall St Stocks Drift After Early Gains In Slow Friday Trade
Stocks fell from morning highs but steadied near yesterday’s close as trading softened in the afternoon. Major issues including U S Steel, Du Pont, American Telephone and United Airlines remained with fractional gains while some names like Consolidated Gas and International Harvest turned heavy amid light volume and profit taking.
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NEW York
Central
Corn Products
American Telephone
Santa Fe
du Pont
Case
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
American Tobacco
Consolidated Gas
General Foods
International Harvester
Hoover-Roosevelt
American Can
Preferred
al- Ned Chemical
DuPont
American Tobacco B
Liggett & Myers B
Westinghouse Electric
Lackawanna
Harvester
Eastman
National Dairy
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Standard of New Jersey
Federal Reserve
New York Clearing House
J. B. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express Air Reduction
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Alted Chem
Altis Chalmers Amerada Corp
Ama Brake Sh Ama
Amo Car Fey
Amn
Caml
Ale
Amn Inti Corp
Lecco
Mach P
Amn Steel
Atchison T SP Atlantic Ass
Auburn Auto
Indus Rayon
Nickel
Tel & Tel &Ts
Johns Manville
Kayser
Julius
Kelvinator - Ste
Kennecott
Kresse
Kreuzer & Tes
Kroser G
Gg Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Wwyle & My
Loews. Inc
Loose Wiles
Lorillard P
Louisv G
McKeesport Tin
Schesson
Mack Trucks
Mathieson
Stay
Font Ward
Murray
Beth Steel
Borden Co
Berg Warner Briefs
Miz Broskivn
T Burroughs Adz
Byers
Cal & Hecla
Canada Dry
Caterpillar
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohio
Ches Corpn
É& H
Noranda Mines
Nor Pac
North Amn
Ohio
Otis
Otis Steel
Owens al
Proctor Gambel
Parhman Co
St P & P
Reo Corpa
P&p P
Chicago & NW
Chrysler Mill Cities Service
Coca Cola Col Palmolive
Colo Fuel
Souther Congoleum
Keith
Rep Steel
Seabard Uit
Sears, Roebuck
USA
Bn 1
St Jne
Standara Gas
Crucible Steel
Seana Cade
Curtis Wright Davison Chem del DW Dome Mines
Drug Inc
Vu Pont
Jta Sand Ind
Westard NJ
Stew Warner
Studebaker
State Motors
Eastman Kodak
Tex Land
Tinker RB
Ry Sie Gillette SR
Glioden Co
Gold Dust Goodrich
Goodyear Gotham
Uni Gas Trip
Tate
Warner Bras
Marsid Gulf Star
Wesn
Ellison Creo Corpn
Cord Corpn
Houde
Ria Marchaid
Middlewest
Prima Co
Quaker
Kerosene Blast Hurts Marion Woman. Community Notes
Mrs. Bertha Baker, 22, of Marion, remains in serious condition at St. Luke's hospital after a kerosene can exploded while she kindled a fire. The incident occurred at the Bernard Tudeen home near Marion. The blast burned her clothing and hair as she moved the kerosene onto coals, and neighbors aided her to the sister’s home before transport to hospital.
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Bertha Baker
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Bernard Tudeen
Clifford Burns
Confessed Slayer Of Wife's Employer Hanged In St Louis
James Kellar aged 30, who admitted killing his wife's employer, died on the gallows at St Louis county jail after more than a year of imprisonment. He remained calm throughout the execution.
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ST Louis, Mo
INL
James Kellar
St Louis County
Fragmented Ad Snippet Reflects Stale Price Tags
A damaged OCR line shows mixed characters and old price hints like 13c 10c 15c 25c 63Se, with partial company and item markers. Readable context is minimal, but the fragment implies a catalog or grocery listing with low prices and unclear branding.
Flour Market Minneapolis and Chicago Grain Prices Report
AP market notes show flour shipments unchanged in Minneapolis with options for pure bran and middlings at $8. Hay receipts in Chicago held at four cars. Across Chicago futures for eggs butter and storage standards show prices for January February and March contracts with small variations.
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Minneapolis 'Ap
Chicago
Hay
Births at Mercy and St Luke hospitals reported
A son was born Friday at Mercy hospital to Dr and Mrs B G Brogham mer of 1716 Grande avenue SE. A daughter arrived January 16 at St Luke's hospital to Mr and Mrs Henry N Miller of 405 Ninth street Marion. A son was born January 218 at St Luke's hospital to Mr and Mrs R C Safely of 1846 B avenue NE.
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Ee Ily
Mercy Hospital
G Broghammer
Grande Avenue SE
Henry N Miller
Ninth Street
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
R C Safely
Avenue NE
Public service in charge invites community attendance
The responsible unit will oversee the service and extends an invitation to the public to attend.
Marion Shakespeare Club reviews King Henry IV at meeting
The Marion Shakespeare club met at Miss Hat tie Frager's home with Mrs. O. L. Brown delivering a review of act five part two and the conclusion of King Henry IV. A committee to fund entertainment for the Federation of Clubs was named and next meeting at Mrs. J. L. Papes will include a quiz on the play. Refreshments served to fifteen by Mrs. M. W. Courtney and Miss Mary Morrison.
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Marion Shakespeare Club
Hattie Frager
O. L. Brown
Henry IV
George Miller
Federation of Clubs
J. L. Papes
M. W. Courtney
Mary Morrison
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Edwin Beadle
Chauncey O'Kelley
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Hopkinton
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Pearl Buck
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Springfield
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Fred C. Newlin
Gordon Grocery
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B. D. Haeussler
Frank J. Hardenbrook
Twelfth Street North
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
P. O. Michel
1580
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F. F. Club
No. 183
Malta Chapter
John Bider
Marshalltown
Unemployment Relef
Irving Finger
Methodist Sunday School
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Church of Today
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W. H. Bridwell
Robins
Orta Lane
Iowa City
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Dickey’s Riteway Food Store
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Brea
Fleming’s Central Meat Market
Lie
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Royal Laundry
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Globes
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Sack
Ameri
Brussels
Balster Furniture Co
Boston
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P.G. Harlan CO
Shakespeare Club
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Sophie Coonan
George P. Whitney
China
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L. K. Owen
Aid Society
Anna Bearhurst
John Enstany
Gazette
Ad Department
Dial
Ford
Aves
Benjamin Franklin
Triumph
M. H. Biddick
12Th St
Marlon
First Presbyterian Church
Killian
Gazette Want Ad Dept
the Gazette
Messinger & Son
1St Ave. W
Frank Meel
Del
Richards Phey
Walter
Umsted
Local Floral Co
Rooseevelt
Clayton B. Blackford
Richards
Richards College Prim'cy
16Th Ave
R. R
Kissich’s
3Rd St. NE
Craft's
Lincoln Highway West
Center Point Road
Viking
Hall
Thornwood
Lillian Lucky
Johnson's
Fred
Stan
Sham
Marcel
10Th St. SE
LaVogue Beauty Shop
Thomassen
3Rd Ave
WM. Bartell
D Ave
Helene Beauty Shop Permanents
Paramount Beaute Salon
Marie Kelly
Paramount Perms
Standard Frederics
Vite-T
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Hawke Eye Tin Shop
Forbes
Maytag
Apex
Holland Furnace Company
Russells
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