Government buying boosts Chicago hog market drive
Government buyers entered the Chicago hog market pushing prices to the highest levels since late November. Total receipts at five terminals reached 73 700 with Chicago at 48 900 and gains of 10 cents. Top prices for desirable hogs around 38.5 dollars and an average near 3.50. East Buffalo and Cleveland showed mixed gains while lambs steadied with Chicago at 9.10 top for lambs and an average around 5.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
Buffalo
East Buffalo
East St
Amt
Ars
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Rushed OCR shows Cedar Rapids market notes with mixed grain and produce prices, wholesale vegetables, meats, and assorted goods. Entries list various items and price points though many words are garbled. reflects a chaotic summary of local trades and listings from a 1940s-50s era newspaper page.
Markets show varied dairy and poultry quotes in Chicago and New York
In Chicago receipts hold steady across butter eggs and potatoes with mild gains for some items. Eggs firm with extra firsts at 20 to 21 cents, butter higher on creamery stock, and potatoes on track with 340 on hand. Poultry prices mixed though turkeys and ducks show limited movement. New York reports firmer eggs and butter as well as diverse poultry prices, with continued strength in fresh graded firsts and higher butter scores. Chicago and New York futures for eggs and butter edge higher while potato futures tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
New York
Bond Markets Show Mixed Early Trading Tone
New York bond market opened steady to firm with rail issues weak after a notable payment postponement on certain mortgage issues. Denver group bonds fell 1 to 3 points while 1955 mortgage issues dropped about 3 points before partial recovery. Government and treasury issues moved within narrow ranges as trading continued in overseas sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
API
Rio Grande Western General Mortengers
Jonas
Denver Group
Ranketls
Baere
brauderer S + sa
Trek
Wheat Prices Jump to Highest Since November 21
Chicago reports wheat near the close rising to 9.24 cents with May futures up 2% to 23% on the day. Cold weather threatens winter wheat in the southwest while experts fear crop damage. cash prices edge higher and receipts mix across corn oats and rye amid a generally firm market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Commission House
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Cricago
North
Moineapois
Minneapolis
Louis
Kansas Eny
Grain Market Receipts and Cash Grain Prices at Minneapolis Market
Grain movements and cash grain values dominate the Minneapolis market report with bids for corn and wheat in various grades. Receipts and comparisons to the prior year appear alongside price quotes including per cut, per yard, and loose yard terms. Names of grain types and qualities feature prominently throughout the OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
BAYER
Junsiaavpolis
Minneapolis
Tay
Market Notes and Prices Across Hubs
In warehouses prices show tea leaves and commodities with varied quotes. Minutes from New York and Minneapolis trading floors reveal steady cash markets, with small changes noted in specific items and patent-related fees.
Queen Hitchhikes After Royal Car Breaks Down
Queen Mary and her entourage faced a roadside hitchhike when their limousine stalled near Ely while en route from Sandringham to Cambridge on a hunting expedition. A motorist offered a lift and the party continued in a ten horsepower sedan arriving in Cambridge.
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London
Queen Mary
Desbereveh
Mordas
Ely
Sandrineham
Cambridge
Percy Tidmouth
Local Porkers Advance In Nickel Market
Local hogs rise slightly with a nickel advance across grades. Top price at 2.90. Sinclair Dog Market lists Prime hogs by weight bands 170-340 lbs with varied quotes and premiums paid by quality. Calf market shows good to choice 130-190 lb calves. Sheep markets feature spring lambs 70-86 lbs and buck lambs with prices around 5 to 7 dollars per hundred.
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Omania Livestock
Omaha
U_ S Dept Agriculture
Iowa
Associated Press
Sinclair Dog Market
Accoftdine
Wall St Stocks Rally On Broad Demand For Commodities
Prices generally steady to firm on Monday with active trading in early session and notable advances by U S Steel Bethlehem Goodyear Liggett and Myers Sears Roebuck Case Santa Fe U S Smelting Du Pont and American Telephone Transfers. Grains cotton and rubbers rise while bonds stay quiet. General Motors edges to a new 1933 34 high as utilities and rails show little movement.
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New York
Stock Exchange
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Goodyear
Liggett & Myers
Sears Roebuck
Case
Santa Fe
U. S. Smelting
du Pont
American
Staples
Wright Aeronautical
Electric Auto-lite
Pathe
American Sugar Refining
U. S. Rubber
Western Union
American Tobacco
Montgomery Ward
May Department
Woolworth
Chrysler
Deere
International Harvester
American Smelting
Dome
Cerro de Pasco
McIntyre
Seaboard Oil
American Telephone
Lo2ermore General Motors
J. E. Sennett & Co
W.H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Alaska
Stepa
Hteskee
Lambert
Tehish Valley
Renn & Fink
Amn
Bobby Owens
al Panies
Pow & Lb
Nore Warner
Hants Brers
Brook Sa
Noranda Mines
Buestus Erie
Nore & Wes
Bucroughs
Adg
North Amn
Byers
Ohio Oil Wa
Otis Elcy
Calard Heen
Owens I Gi
Apienty
Otis Steel
Prekard Motors
Patina Mines
Caterpillar
Penick & Ford
Cerro de Paco
Penney JC
Chee and Ono
Dodee LI
Philips Pe
Pishury
Procter Gat
aPup
Pu Iman Co
G City
Keith
Ren Sreel
Ataboard
Sears Reebuck
Ite
Southern
Siummans Co
Conenteum
Joe Lend
Cudahy
Warner Fey Curtis Wrights
Stone Webster J
Studebaker Oy
Stutz Motors
Trans Ameren
Sunion Pac
Ford Eneland
Uni
Freeport Tex
United Fruit
Uns Gas Co
Ge Foods
Smet
Gen Motors
Stee
Gillette SR
Giuehel Bros
Walker Hiram
Ward Bak
Warner Bros
Wesn Marsid
Ginadsear
Cretham Sok
Int
Weetehouse AB
Graham Proress
Westehonse el
Chanby Copper
Miscan & Co
Fia
Pra Oo Werth
Wen
Yrestounn S&t
Houston
Chicago
McNewl
Beran Avon
Chevy Burt
Marion Social Evening Highlights Literary Club Event
The Oxford club hosted a lively Sunday literary social at the Methodist church dining room with Epworth league guests. Bernice Hillerege read magazine reports, Marian Busby reviewed The Good Earth, Mary Lockwood discussed The Bonney Family, and Mildred Peterson previewed new library books.
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Methodist Church
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Bernice Hillerege
Marian Busby
Pearl Buck
Mary Lockwood
Bonney
Ruth Suckow
Mildred Peterson
Public Library
Helen Crane
Virginia Murray
Congregational Sunday School Elects Officers
Officers elected Sunday morning include Arthur Lyons as superintendent with James J. Wallace and Norman J. Waffle as assistant superintendents. Rev H O Allen and Mrs W G Koppenhaver are song leaders, with Mrs Warren Gustin and Mrs Arthur Lyons as pianists. Jean Dow is secretary, Kathryn Kendall treasurer, Mrs H O Allen missionary secretary, Josephine Wiggins and Adeliza Daniels assistants. Adeliza Daniels is primary superintendent assisted by Mrs Karl Kendall. Daniels has led the primary department for over forty years.
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Congregational Sunday School
Arthur Lyons
James J. Wallace
Norman J. Waffle
H O. Allen
W. G Koppenhaver
Warren Gustin
Jean Dow
Kathryn Kendall
H. O. Allen
Josephine Wiggins
Adeliza Daniels
Karl Kendall
Miss Daniels
Sally Rand to Marry as Fiancé Fights Illness
Hollywood reports Sally Rand engaged to Charles Chizzy Mayon who lies critically ill in hospital. Rand has lived beside his room for five weeks nursing him, says they have secretly been engaged for four years with no date set. Mayon suffers from a rare stomach disease. two operations performed. Mayon’s brother Harold previously performed vaudeville with Rand.
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Hollywood
INS
Sally Rand
Charles “Chizzy” Mayon
Miss Rand
Chizzy
Mayon
C. L. Mayon
New York
Harold
Leroy Prinz
Wynekoop Hearing Delayed to Feb 6 in Chicago
Chief Justice Finnegan postponed Dr Alice Wynekoop's murder trial hearing to February 6 after she collapsed in the county jail ward while courto dress her for a scheduled appearance. Jail doctor McNamara said her condition remains poor, prompting the mistrial declaration earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philip Finnegan
Criminal Court
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta
Wynekoop
Finnegan
Joseph B David
Francis McNamara
38 Percent Of Net Railroad Earnings In 1932 Pay Taxes
American class one railroads paid 38.04 cents of every dollar of net earnings in 1932 in taxes. The Bureau of Railway Economics reported total taxes at $27,135,399, up $28,392,700 from 1931, though net earnings fell, raising the tax ratio from 31.46 to 38.04. Most taxes, 95.5 percent, went to state and local governments, 4.3 percent to the federal government, and 0.2 percent to Canada and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Railway Economics
Bureau
Canada
Mexico
Plainfield Youth Is Identified in Holdup Case
Russell Boggs of Plainfield, Iowa, was identified as the 22-year-old suspect in a Friday night holdup after police captured him six minutes after he accosted a filling station attendant at 101 F Avenue NW and fled with $6.50. He admitted his real name and address and was sent to the Anamosa state reformatory for a 25-year indeterminate sentence following his arrest and a Sunday identification by Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus. His mother was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus
Dick Knight
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Anamosa ‘State Reformatory
A B Clark
Russell Boggs
Plainefield Town
Boggs
Bogis
Anamosa
Plainfield
F Avenue NW
Coughlin Sees Gold Act as Door to Independence
Detroit AP Father Coughlin in sermon from Shrine of the Little Flower outlines a fourfold program including purging the banking system, preserving the CWA and PWA, developing the national recovery act, and remonetizing silver. He ties Roosevelt birthday to Senate passage of the monetary bill and condemns financiers tied to Pecora. He calls Saturday the doomsday to a financial storm of persecution.
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Detroit
CWA
PWA
Charles E. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
Senate
United States
Pecora
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DIAL
Clare T. Call
Lamson Brothers and Co
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Marion News
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Entre Nous Club
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A. E. Crew
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Marjorie Wright
del- Wein
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H. Stitzel
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B. E. Berber
Twelfth Avenue
George Larimer
O O. P. Club
LeRoy Barber
Mary English
F S. Skinner
Lena Vogt
Linn County
H. ©. Allen
Miss Vogt
Mrs. Allen
Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
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Betty Lou Scott
Dale Goodyear
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Mildred ©. Carpenter
Erma Hindman
Irvin Scott
Sunday School
Gazette
St. SE
Iowa Theater
Frank Drew CO
2Nd Street
Revnze Elec Co
Richards Phar
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Bertha
Doris
Cedar Rapids Knitting Co
2Nd St
Kenwood Transfer
Gatto Sharry's
Lincoln Hotel
4Th St
Bohemian Kitchen
PET Ritz Garden
3Rd Ave
Iowa City
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Lilian Ludhy
Mac
Thomassen Beauty Shop
Lillian Reese
Helene Beauty Shop
Bever Ave
Stewart
Cinderella Shop Dial
la Vogue
Ard Ave
Paris Academy of Beauty
Furnmaces
Russell's
2Nd Ave
8Th St
L. Ehlers
Ave
Papperhenger
Louis Herbold
de Marah
Re Eeep
Legal Reserve Life Insurance Companies
Best
Geo. Kunz Co
Wm, Bock
S. 4Th Street
la Crosse
Wis
Plymout
Maribben Motor CO
2Nd Ave. SE
Graham
Rudie Auto CO
Flynn
Wagner Motor Co
Unzeitig Motor CO
Ave. SE
Chevie
Willys Go Coune
R. Kudson-Essex CO
Av. SE
Wagner MO Motor
Rude Auto CO
EH Co
R. Hudson-Essex CO
Pontine
Reas
Used Auto Parts Co
Wright Motor Co
BOI
Cheyle Gaoacheel
G. R. Wadson-Essex CO
Meeinig
Motor CO
Dodge Coune
Une Zeitig Motor CO
NASH
Q. R. Hudson-Essex CO
Elva Lota
Vice
Unseitig Motor CO
Makibben Motor CO
Willys-Knicht
Plymouth Delune
HADAD
5Th St
Erms International Harvester Coo
Plainfield, In
Fr. Coughlin
S. Onal Wells
Springville
Steno
FORD
Rockne
Plymouth
Olds
Oldsmobile
Studebaker
Toe
Teeere
Graham Coude
Allen Motor CO
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