Hog And Cattle Prices Rise With Light Receipts
Hog and cattle prices gain on light receipts and corn strength, with Chicago up 10-25 cents and top at 4.90, while volumes show regional strength in Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis. Cattle firm on firm demand, hogs showing improved demand though lambs weaker. totals amid varied regional activity.
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East Buffalo
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Buffalo
Geog AG
Amt. Inc
Amt
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ST Louis
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
US Dept Agriculture
Kansas City
St. Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices List
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows mixed wholesale prices for farm produce and goods. Items include grain, hay, straw, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and hides with varied per-unit quotes such as corn 45, barley 40, eggs 1 and 2, lemons 75, and horse hides up to 175. The list reflects general commodity trading activity and regional retail pricing.
Hogs strengthen on local market with price increases
Local market hog prices gained value on Wednesday as prime grades rose by ten cents and packing hogs climbed about fifteen cents. Prime hogs ranged from 189 to 320 pounds with prices noted around four dollars for top primes and premiums paid based on quality. calves and sheep prices also cited amid overall market strength.
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Sinclair Uug Haarket
Market News Snapshot from New York and Midwest Commodities
A fragmented bulletin shows sugar futures near 3.40 with rough gains in refined products, while Minneapolis notes flour shipments and hay receipts in Chicago. Foreign exchange listings include Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and others with varied bid and ask figures.
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Suierbrand
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Jugoslavia
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Tokte
Shanehay
Hoendane
Mexico City
Pesm
Montreal
Nemutynd
Rye price surge lifts rye market then eases
Rye prices rose about 25 cents a bushel over the last three days with some rye selling above wheat deliveries for the first time. Canadian rye imports grow as U S ownership concentrates among a few top interests. Grain futures closed nervous with rye 3 to 3 1 2 cents higher and wheat up about 1 to 1 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
United States
Market Totals Mixed As Shares Edge Up In Parts
International Silver and Postal Telegraph preferred gain one share each while U S Leather and International Silver rise two to three points. Utilities like Consolidated Gas North American Public Service of New Jersey and American Power and Light tick up slightly. Union Pacific falls nearly four. News hints Washington worries over feverish stock and commodity speculation as traders hear potential policy cooling.
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Postal Telegraph
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Consolidated Gas
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Public Service of New Jersey
American Power and Light
Union Pacific
Washington
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain notes show bids for wheat corn oats rye and timothy seed. Prices list No 2 red No 3 red hard mixed yellow and white varieties with assorted bid ranges and sample grades, plus barley clover seed and term terms for delivery and arrival across markets.
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Anics Bartleby
Timothy
Minneapolis
Montana
Ted Durum
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Markets show mixed receipts and price trends across butter potatoes and poultry. Butter from New York creamery goods weakened while Virginia cobblers hold steady. potato receipts track to 240 total with light shipments. live poultry volumes rise with stronger hens and turkeys. New York camp butter receipts reach 1998 while futures for Chicago refrigeration and storage standards show modest shifts.
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Prince
Wall St Stocks Drift In Mixed Toe Into Firmer Territory
New York trading on Wednesday showed mixed results as the market edged into firmer territory led by buoyant alcohol and specialty issues. Volume was modest until near the close with transfers near 5,000,000 shares. Rye rose four cents per bushel while wheat and cotton rallied and bar silver hit a new year high up six and a half cents. Bonds were uneven as Western Union jumped on optimistic earnings and National Distillers, US Industrial Alcohol, and American Commercial Alcohol posted gains around four points.
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New York
API
Western Union
National Distillers
New York Bond Market Sways Amid Mixed Gains
New York bonds edged higher in places while some secondary rail and utility issues eased. Liberty bonds closed mixed with Treasury issues firm, as officials cited sagging tendencies in French and South American markets amid a dull overall session. Western Union and American Telephone shown strength on May report results.
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New York
Chicago Air Races May Cost Pilots Contest Licenses
Washington AP The National Aeronautical Association may revoke contest licenses for three years for pilots who participated in the Chicago air races held July 1 to 4. Named pilots include Lon Yancey trans Atlantic flyer and John Livingston Aurora IL, were referred to a three member disciplinary committee for action.
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Chicago
Lon Yancey
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Aurora
Kamberling Pleads Not Guilty To Rum Charge
Alva Kamberling of Lisbon pled not guilty to possession of minor rum during an arraignment before Judge H C Ring. County Attorney G K Thompson filed the information. Deputy sheriffs Larry Condon and Jay Davis arrested him Wednesday morning. Bond set at $500.
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Lisbon
Ilerzal
Mqnor
H C Ring
G K Thompson
Larry Condon
Jay Davis
Cabin Park Case in Judge's Hands
Judge H C Ring told resistors to the Cabin Park incorporation petition they may add two more signers while parties prepare written briefs. Key witnesses included John Cox Twin Towers proprietor and Miles Peet roadhouse owner seeking licenses, with testimony on illness and alleged conduct.
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William Stumpff
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway
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Miles Peet
Ilu Erie
Peter Gibney
Cox
Miss Brue
Donald P. Barnes
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Clinton Township
Linville
Two Doctors Fated in Kidnap Plot Executed by Gangs
Two physicians lured by phone were abducted and taken outside the city limits. Dr Engberg was etherized after refusing the operation. Dr Hedberg, trying to break free, was shot and left in a ditch but survived. Police describe three suspects aged about 20 to 40 with heights from five foot six to six foot one and weights 150 to 220 pounds.
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Grasshopper Army Threatens Growing Corn In Nebraska
In Holt and Boyd counties grasshoppers devastate crops and pastures, mowing corn fields and stripping pastures. Delegations report numbers exceed 1931 levels, urging Gov. Charles W. Bryan for urgent aid as grain and livestock suffer widespread damage across Nebraska.
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Marion News Promotes Library Gifts and Local Notices
The Federation of Women’s clubs appeal leads to numerous book gifts for the Marion public library with contributions from F. L. Anderson and many others. A 2 to 5 pm gift reception follows. Community events include church group picnics, senior activities at Thomas Park, memorial club duties, and visits from locals and guests across nearby towns.
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Mary Durham
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Joe Roeder
A. C. Sloss
J. P. Oliver
Violet Hutchins
Betty Mae Marchant
Refinancing Plan to Begin at Once
Governor Herring outlines an emergency refinancing plan to start immediately to aid relief efforts. The program relies on federal land bank action to adjust farm mortgages, with 50 percent of appraised value used as the lending cap and potential cash payouts to banks to liquidate debts.
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Land Bank
Oklahoma Moves To Seek Repeal After Legal Beer Voted
Oklahoma lawmakers passed a bill to set up a vote on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Sixty two representatives approved as the governor earlier marked the election legalizing beer, with beer distributed in both chambers. The measure would put repeal to voters in December or January if the senate and governor concur.
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Oklahoma House of Representatives
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Murray
Police Guard Estate After Suspected Kidnap Bid
In Philadelphia police and detectives protected W Thorton Martin's estate after a suspected kidnapping attempt on his four year old son Peter B Martin. A man loitering near the garden was driven off and woodwork near a rear door lock was carved, suggesting entry attempt.
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Evening Post
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Three Bodies Found As Deputies Probe River Murder Clues
In Fort Worth Texas three men were discovered wrapped in hog wire and floating in three feet of water in the Trinity river. Deputies, seeking evidence for a murder charge, pursue five Texans linked to a February 21 mail truck robbery.
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Man Killed When Train Hits Truck at Crossing
ARNOLDS PARK AP A truck driver, Adam Berry 40, was killed when a Milwaukee passenger train hit his ice truck at a town crossing. The crash occurred at the edge of Arnolds Park where five people were killed on April 27.
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Public Swimming Meet At American Legion Pool Saturday
A public swimming meet is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the American Legion pool with a varied schedule including 20 and 40 yard free and breast strokes for different age groups, 80 yard events, and both high and low board diving. Ribbons will be awarded to winners. Band concert Thursday at city park at 8 p.m. under Paul E Popejoy features a cornet duet by Raymond Smith and Marvin Batchelder. In case of rain, concert moves to Friday.
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