Chicago Hog Market Faces Slow Trade As Weather Cools Activity
Market reports show mixed demand with slower trade in Chicago and other hubs due to weather. Hog prices hover near the five dollar mark while cattle and sheep markets print varied results and receipts across major totals.
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East St. Louis
Wheat closes higher after intraday rally on news
Chicago reports show wheat easing from mid day gains but ending ½ to 1 cent higher. Corn oats and rye moved modestly with cereals as buyers stay cautious amid slow market reflection of favorable news. Provisions rise with stocks hogs and grains rally. receipts cited for corn and oats.
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Board of Trade
Liverpool
Iowa
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Market Report
Market reports show cattle and hog receipts with varied pricing. Prices for feeder cattle, heifers, and steer types fluctuate with demand while hogs trend higher with top bids around 48. Market activity notes mixed quality and weights across cattle and hog lots.
Bond Markets Overview from New York Trading Session
The report outlines activity in New York bonds with yields around 53.02 and 80.42 in observed trades. It notes movements by several issuers including Western and Wharton and mentions central market indicators and investor responses amid fluctuating yields.
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Raurrad
Tors Missions Bupo
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Markets Report From New York and Chicago Prices Decline
The markets show weak tone as arrivals of staples like butter eggs poultry and potatoes remain heavy with sales limited. Reports note decaying stock and liberal supplies while prices slide from $500 per car to about 301 per weight unit amid broadly weak market conditions in Kansas Missouri and Germany's Württemberg and Baden regions.
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Kansas
Mosavur
Grain Market Listing From Cedar Rapids Store Ledger
A fragmented listing from an Iowa market shows prices for grains and produce. Items include wheat at 14 to 28 cents, barley at 23 to 28 cents, oats and feed measures, and assorted fruits and vegetables with varied prices. The chaotic OCR hints at a wholesale yard or market catalog with multiple commodity lines and unit pricing.
Hog market posts 10 cent gain on prime hogs Friday
Local hog prices rose with a 10 cent uptick for prime hogs in two weight classes from 180 to 260 pounds. Top prime hogs reached 415 dollars, while other grades advanced five cents. calves and lambs also showed gains under varying quality and weight ranges.
Wall Street Climbs Near July Highs on Strong Volume
Wall Street rose to near July highs led by rails and oil stocks as buyers returned in the most active session in weeks. Gains ranged up to several points with United States Steel and various railroad issues contributing led by Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio, and New Jersey.
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Standard of New Jersey
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Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Standard
California
New Jersey
Reynolds Estate Faces Early Legal Action Over Heir
Winston Salem N Cites shows the Reynolds estate of Zachary Smith Reynolds, heir to 15 million, in initial legal steps after his death on his sleeping porch. A New York law firm wrote to Reynolds uncle and guardian, naming an executor. Charles Babcock, husband of Mrs Libby Holman Reynolds, traveled to New York to verify status as Mrs Holman Reynolds remains secluded in Cincinnati.
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Zachary Smith Reynolds
New York
WN Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Charles Babcock
Mary Reynolds
Smith
New York City
Libby Holman Reynolds
Reynolds
Albert Hiolman
Cincinnati
Kid McCoy Leaves Ring for Marriage Plans
San Francisco reports former prizefighter Kid McCoy, now on parole, aims to wed and quit boxing. He plans to depart for Dearborn, Michigan, to seek work after leaving prison.
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County Farm Agent System Attacked in Congress
A congressional investigating committee heard attacks on federal support for county farm agents. Livestock expert R. E. Whitlock estimated Iowa taxpayers finance 100 agents while urging farmers to use farm organizations for livestock sales. Kansas City exchange president E. W Houx criticized government grain handling, noting 36 million bushels of wheat and high cooperative lending rates versus private commission rates.
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Joseph Shannon
Missouri
Samuel Pettingill
Indiana
Iowa
R. E. Whitlock
Sioux City Tax Livestock Exchange
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Kansas City Livestock Exchange
Illness of 400 laid to tainted salads
Tainted potato salad or deviled eggs blamed for ptomaine poisoning that sickened 400 in Washington. The meal at a dairy workers picnic fed 900 employees then some was served to bonus marchers. Hospitals treated a large number with about 150 staying overnight and two in serious condition but expected to recover.
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Washington
Two Men Slain Found At Bayside Truck Farm
Two men with hands bound and mouths taped were found shot in the left ear under pear trees at the Bayside truck farm entrance in Queens at dawn. Medical examiner notes imply several hours since death, police suspect a bartender feud and say the victims were killed elsewhere and moved.
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Truck Crash Near Chicago Left Turn Signal Failure
A westbound truck driven by JoC Tedrow left Highway No. 30 to enter a filling station without signaling, injuring 83-year-old Buddy Coaker and a Chicago family. Buddy received fist aid at St. Duke's hospital for minor head cuts. injuries are not serious. Tedrow reported the accident to Sheriff Joe Petrus Friday afternoon.
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Fullerton men go barefoot to boost county care drive
One hundred seventy business and professional men in Fullerton Nebraska signed a pledge to go barefoot until August 1 to publicize the Nance county homecare drive set for that date.
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Nance County
Court House News on Wilson and O’Hern Judgments and Divorce Suit
Dwight Wilson had four days cut from a four month sentence for car theft after a court order by Judge Ring making his time start from March 21, the date of arraignment. Gertrude G. O’Hern seeks divorce from James J. O’Hern for cruel treatment and an injunction to keep him from the home. O’Hern denies the complaint and moves to dismiss at her expense.
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Estate division petition in Chase heirs case
A division of the estate of Frank M. Chase who died intestate on October 2 1930 was sought Friday in district court by G M Chase and others against Cora E Chase and others seeking partition of the property.
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Chicago Attorney Is Retained By Luce In Murder Charge
Norman O. Luce, Davenport suspect in the 1924 murder of Ethel Collicott, has retained Chicago attorney Louis Picquitt. Picquitt will confer with Luce next week as Luce seeks legal counsel after extradition from Los Angeles.
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Davenport
Scott County
Ethel Collicott
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
Picquett
Los Angeles
Final Reports On Base Ball Benefit Ticket Drive Not In
The Unemployment Fund baseball benefit ticket sale failed to provide final tallies at a Chamber of Commerce meeting Friday noon. Reported total so far stood at 1600 dollars as many workers remained uncounted while Mayor W urged swift action to finish the campaign aiding needy men and the baseball association.
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First Load of New Oats Sold in Cedar Rapids
The first lot of new oats arrived Friday afternoon from Lee O’Connell farm six miles west on the Lincoln highway. They weighed thirty two pounds per bushel and sold for fourteen cents a bushel to a local feed store, per a commission man.
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Lee O'Connell
Lincoln Highway
Red Johnson Deported to Norway from Ellis Island
Henry Red Johnson, linked by police to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, was set for deportation to Oslo after being detained at Ellis Island for illegal entry. He is described as a friend of Betty Gow, the abductor child’s nurse, and was questioned by authorities before departure.
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Red" Johnson
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Births Notice of Five Newborns With Names and Addresses
Birth announcements list five newborns with parent names and home addresses. A daughter to Mr and Mrs C T Lawrence at 1414 Avenue NE born July 13 at St Luke's hospital. A daughter Sarah Jean to Mr and Mrs Donald McGrath at 373 Twentieth Street SE born July 21 at Mercy hospital. A son to Mr and Mrs F J Hickman at 1810 Eleventh Street NW born Thursday. A daughter Marlene Joy to Mr and Mrs Marion Randall at 1101 Fifth Street NW born July 16 weighing nine pounds.
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Mercy Hospital
F J Hickman
Eleventh Street
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Fifth Street
Marlene Joy
Suing bakery for double damages over dog bite and truck incident
E. J. Hedding of Mount Vernon Missouri sues a baking company on two counts. He seeks 150 dollars for his wounded dog and 850 dollars for injuries from a dog bite after a truck allegedly bit him when he helped the dog.
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Gambling ship Johanna Smith destroyed by fire off Long Beach
Fire of unknown origin Friday tore through the gambling ship Johanna Smith located 12 miles offshore Long Beach. About 150 guests and crew were rescued by water taxis. Investigators probe fuel tanks as a possible cause amid ties to a murder on a rival vessel, Rose Isle. Four Chicago and St Louis hoodlums are jailed in the Bozeman case, with Bozeman described as a fence for stolen diamonds.
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Deaths Andrew Pagomenos services set at Greek church
Funeral services for World War I veteran Andrew Pagomenos, wounded at Chateau Thierry, will be Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Greek Orthodox church on Twelfth Avenue at Ninth Street SE. He died last Sunday at Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver. Reverend Demostic Tsamardas of Waterloo and Reverend Joseph Kacere of Cedar Rapids will lead. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery American Legion lot with Maine Lodge I.O.C.F. and Hanford post conducting rites.
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Phillip Metz dies long time Cedar Rapids resident
Phillip Metz a longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at the Odd Fellows Home in Mason City at 8 30 p m after an eight year illness Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at Turner chapel with Rev R Q Lady officiating Burial will follow in Shiloh cemetery Metz born in Germany November 13 1854 came to Cedar Rapids in 1881 and lived there until moving to Mason City a year ago He is survived by five daughters six sons two brothers two sisters and his wife who died in 1929 Friends may call at the chapel Friday evening from 6 to 9 p m
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Morgan sails for Europe aboard the Olympic
New York financier J. P. Morgan departed for Europe on the Olympic early Friday saying the trip would be a vacation. The voyage marks a rare public sighting of the renowned banker as he travels with unspecified plans beyond leisure.
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J. P. Morgan
Europe
Democrats Push Tax Reform and Government Overhaul Platform
The Iowa Democratic platform calls for old age pensions, vocational training, shorter work hours, and ending prison contract labor. It backs Roosevelt and Garner, supports currency stability, strict banking enforcement, income tax on intangibles, and drastic government expense reductions. Led by William Riley, the resolutions committee worked half a day to approve proposals.
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Nomination shakeup as Cutler resigns at Iowa Democrats
Iowa Democratic convention heard Roosevelt greetings and pledged loyalty while nominating a new lieutenant governor candidate after Cutler resigned to seek party harmony. Arthur Mullen praised Roosevelt forces as Herring pressed for tax relief and state reform.
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