Hog prices hit four ninety at Chicago stockyards
Chicago reports a top hog price of 490 for the best hogs at the Union stockyards, first time since November. Receipts across five markets totaled 55 800 with Chicago and St Louis prices noted. hogs weighed 160–200 pounds brought around 360 dollars on average. Continuous activity in Cleveland Pittsburgh and East Buffalo sections noted with steady to higher bids and robust lamb and cattle trading in the same period.
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Chicago
Union
St W
Ten MIX & Butchers
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Loui
Markets Update From Chicago and New York Produce Columns
Chicago and New York AP trade notes report mixed receipts and steady to unchanged prices across poultry meats dairy and produce. Firm bids on certain items appear alongside some price stabilization with note of weather influence and seasonal shifts in shipments and standards.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Ferest
Prue
Porto
Chicaga Project
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Eady Creamers
Ec Poultry
Marke
NSFW
York Produce
PUSG
Aridater
Local Market Prices and Grain Report Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary market notes show grain and feed price references and trader activity but readable details are limited. The passage mentions quotations, spot prices, and a Tuesday update by an editor, though several entries are garbled or missing key nouns and figures.
Wheat Leads Other Grains in Upward Market Climb in Chicago
Wheat prices rose to a new high on the current market movement with broad speculative interest. May profits sparked by dry southwest weather and strong stocks supported gains though some profit-taking appeared in corn and a weak Liverpool market limited further advance. Provisions rose with hogs, and Argentina’s hot weather drew comment as exporters watched the grain rally.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas
Liverpool
Winniper
Argentina
Albotteh
Wall St stocks rally amid gold bill prospect and gains
May 1934 style market rally reports strong early trading led by rails and industrials with several big names up over two points. The advance followed anticipated congressional action on the President's gold bill amid inflation and dollar stabilization concerns, while grains and cotton stayed steady and bonds improved.
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Southern Pacific
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Douglas Aircraft
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Allied Chemical Auburn
Public Service of
House committee plans war on bootleggers
The House committee prepared to hear officials from the Treasury and other agencies as enforcement agencies map bootlegger activity in local trade. The session aims to chart how illicit liquor moves and how to tighten measures amid ongoing dry-era tensions.
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Wmdelary Committee
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Premagevenue
Local Hog Prices Reach Highest in Months
Local hog prices topped the $3 mark with prime grades up a dime on Tuesday. The top price reached $3.05, highest since last November as packers boosted bids to $2.39. Calf market shows good to choice steers and heifers in the 130 to 190 pound range at $2.50 to $2.75 with Buck lambs around $6.00 to $7.50, spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds quoted at $6.50 to $7.50.
Marion News Ladies Aid Units To Meet And More
Marion notes report Ladies Aid divisions meeting on Wednesday instead of the following week due to Davenport and Cedar Rapids district gathering February 7 and 8. Several divisions meet at homes. other items include obituaries, school events, and community notices across Marion referencing local churches, clubs, and Jubilee activities.
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The
Methodist Church
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Cedar Rapids
True Blue
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Rudolph Harris
Lila Ives
Frank Williams
J. J. Booth
Rainbow
Marion
F C Eiselen
Garret Biblical Institute
Evanston
Ill
Endeavor Division
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
H O Young
Tenth Street
Ford song leader plans Monday guardian picnic supper
Ford, song leader, helped arrange a picnic supper for Monday at guardian Mrs Frank Clark’s home. The Rev John R Walters will visit his son John tonight, who recently had surgery at the Perkins hospital in Iowa City. Robert Munson was brought home from St Luke’s hospital Tuesday after appendicitis surgery.
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Schenectady
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Virginia Sloan
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Eileen Strong
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Soviet Balloonists Reach 20600 Meters In Flight
A Soviet civil aviation stratosphere balloon ascended unannounced Tuesday and reportedly hit 20 600 meters 67 585 feet at 1159 Moscow time The crew said a descent was starting and that outside temperatures ranged from 33 to 49 degrees below zero with 4 below inside Visibility was so poor the crew could not determine their exact position The flight aimed to surpass the 62 304 foot record set by Stratostat U.S. 5 R S.
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Moscow
Trainer Risks Life But Now He'll Let Lions Tame Sammy
Cleveland desk report on Clyde Beatty facing Sammy the lion at the Grotto circus. Beatty survived a deadly attack during training and a chaotic evening show as he plans to teach the star cat a lesson with two tiger rivals and firm method.
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Grotto Circus
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