Mixed hog market drift with regional shifts in Chicago trade
Chicago hog demand eased with bids down about 10 cents. late sales reached 4.85 to 4.95 per cwt while averages hovered near 4.80. Regions like Cleveland and Cincinnati showed modest gains while Pittsburgh and East Buffalo trends lagged, with total Chicago receipts around 23,000 and regional totals listed for Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, East St. Louis and Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Cincinnati
East St. Louis
East St
Ave. Amt. Inc. Ave. Amt
Pattsburgh
Fort Buffalo
St Louis
ST. Lois
Cmicago
INS
Amels
Attemprs Ecchicago
Kansas City
Sioux City
Indianapoli Cess
Ungrammatical OCR Snippet Describes Livestock and Trade
Fragmentary OCR text lists cattle and hogs with prices and suppliers. It mentions items like heifers and steers, various weights, and potential buyers or handlers, all in a muddled Chicago print fragment. The jumble lacks coherent event or clear individuals.
Iowa hog and cattle prices across markets reported
Associated Press price report covers Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo Des Moines and South St Paul listings. Hog bids range from 325 to 449 per hundredweight with weights from 140 to 350+ pounds. cattle receipts near 1900 at South St Paul with steers yearlings and cows cited. lambs and yearlings also noted.
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Iowa
Des Moines
AP+t' S Dent aAgriculture
Iowan
Minnesota
Associated Press
Mason City
Hest
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Des Moines - Se
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ST Paul
Dept Agriculturey
Bond Markets Tumble As Treasury Yields Edge Higher
New York traders digested a slate of government securities data with Liberty bonds quoted around 4s, while Treasury notes showed modest gains or losses as market participants weighed inflation and debt issuance. The AP report notes varied price levels across issues and hints at shifting demand patterns amid broader yield movements.
Potatoes and Poultry See Mixed Chicago Market Activity
AP reports varied trading in potatoes, eggs, and poultry with moderate demand and some price gains. Fresh and frozen poultry shipments, dairy products, and butter show modest movement as traders track receipts and forecasts in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Ita
Aubamn Lewis
Ana Trhumphs
Mississippi
Grain Prices Rebound After Early Drops on Wheat Corn
Wheat and corn rallied late on the Chicago board of trade closing near steady after early declines of nearly 2¢ on wheat and over a cent on corn. The session saw bear sentiment shift as stocks firmed and favorable weather plus export demand supported prices amid reports of crop estimates and cash bids.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington News
Shorts
Liverpool
Grain Movement and Wheat and Corn Receipts Report
Grain movement details list Chicago cash grain prices for wheat and corn grades, including No 2 red and No 2 yellow, No 3 and 4 varieties, plus oats and clover seed. Entries show bids, weights, and delivery points, with Minnesota Minneapolis grain receipts and specific lots like No 1 northern and dark northern varieties, amber durum, and amber autumn.
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Bartley
Montana
Wall Street firms as metal shares lift stock market
Wall St stocks firmed after early hesitancy, led by gains in metal shares and renewed rail strength. Industrial leaders moved narrowly with American Telephone and Allied Chemical up, while Union Pacific Du Pont St Joseph Lead Anaconda and others posted 1 to 3 point advances as copper climbed to 8 cents a pound, the highest since 1931.
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New York
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
General Motors
Union Pacific du Pont
St Joseph
Anaconda
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass National Distillers
Delaware and Lackawanna
Ontario
Western
U S
Calumet
Hee'a
Kennecott
Cerro de Pasco
Market Report Shows Mixed Gains Across Lead Stocks
Vacuum Ohio and Atlantic Refining rise as wet stocks gain one to two points. National Distillers Owens-Illinois and Industrial Alcohol up. Farm shares mostly steady except Case up about four points. American Telegraph American Can Du Pont Allied Chemical gain around one. Consolidated Gas Libby Owens Goodyear North American rise one to three. Some brokers foresee a market reaction despite optimistic resistance in leading shares.
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Vacuum
Ohio
Atlantic Refining
National
Owens
Local hog market skids further as prices drop nickel
Prices in the local hog market fall again with a five cent cut across all grades. Top hog prices slide to 4.25 while Sinclair hog grades list ranges from 180 to 340 pounds. Calf and lamb prices show mixed values with spring lambs at around 5.75 to 6.25 per 60 to 70 pounds.
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Nickel Drop
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids area items including oats corn hay straw hens roosters cream eggs fruits vegetables and root vegetables with per unit or crate prices and quality notes. Includes California oranges navels grapefruits lemons sweet potatoes potatoes bananas lettuce cabbage celery and peas with assorted meat cuts and dairy items.
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Bartier
California
Vrapefruys
Colery
Sugar Market Notes From New York Telegraph Prices drifted
Sugar market and currency quotes show quiet Thursday trading with raw sugar around 330 and makers bidding 346 to 348. Futures slipped 3 to 4 points while London exchange sees demand in cents and various European rates listed for currencies.
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New York
Torlign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Holland
Nore
Sweden
Jenmark
Swizetland
Spain
Poland
Ceecnecoyakia
Jucosatin
Funeral Services for Frank L Chadima Friday
The body of Frank L Chadima former teller at Iowa State Savings died in Phoenix Arizona Sunday. Funeral services will be held Friday at 830 a m at the family home and at St Wenceslaus church with burial in St John s cemetery. Survived by widow two children Phyllis Marie and Wayne Franklin mother Mrs Barbara Chadima three sisters and a brother.
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Frank L. Chadima
Iowa State Savings Bank
Phoenix
Ariz
Seventeenth Avenue SE
St. Wenceslaus Church
A. Vojacek
J. P Sindelar
V. Hlubek
St. John’s Cemetery
Frank J. Stastny
Robert M. Vesely
Edward Shimek
C. C. Plitlik
D. S. Challed
Milo Seda
Phyllis Marie
Wayne Franklin
Barbara Chadima
Charles Porter
Los Angeles
Calif
Elmer Roup
Bernice Chadima
William Chadima
Cedar Rapids
Frank Wood Elected President Of Local Lions Club
Frank Wood was elected president of the Lions club at a Thursday meeting held at the Hotel Roosevelt. Acting officers include John Turner II as first vice president Ernest Gundling as second vice president Arthur Winnie as secretary and treasurer Cozy Collins as tamner and Frank Jennings as tail twister. Directors named for two year terms are William Rohrbach North Lientz Cozy Collins Charles Filipi and Lawrence Kohl. Installation is set for the June 29 meeting and members toured the Quaker Oats plant after lunch.
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Frank Wood
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
John Turner II
Ernest Gundling
Arthur Winnie
Lion Tamner
Cozy Collins
Frank Jennings
William Rohrbach
North Lientz
Charles Filipi
Lawrence Kohl
Quaker Oats
Mercury Reaches 86 Degrees Mark in Cedar Rapids
June arrives with heat as Cedar Rapids records show 85 at 1 pm and 86 by 2 30 pm, tying the season high set on May 20. Clear skies and rising temperatures signal an early start to summer.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
Disbrow
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Wala
Mercury
Local Manufacturers Fight Triple Taxation in National Recovery Bill
Fifteen Cedar Rapids manufacturers met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the national recovery bill's provisions. They opposed the triple taxation method and suggested a turnover tax instead. They noted the dividend levy as double taxation and objected to giving the president power to negotiate labor contracts.
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Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Roosevelt
Two Injured When Cars Crash Over Hitch-Hiker Stop
Two men were injured about 2 30 p m Thursday on Highway 30 at B Avenue and Eighteenth Street NW in an unusual accident caused by a motorist stopping to pick up a hitch hiker. Glen Hilman of Chicago and E N McKinney of Des Moines were westbound when McKinney rear ended Hillman due to the hitch hiker pass by. Brown, a passenger with McKinney, was cut on the head by broken windshield glass.
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B Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Glen Hillman
Chicago
E. N McKinney
Des Moines
Hilfman
Huffman
McKinney
Hillman
Brown
Weaving Motorist Is Held As Drunk Driver
Charles Jones of 200 Thirty-fourth street SH was arrested at 2 20 pm Thursday by Patrolmen Connell and Powell on Eighth Avenue at Seventh Street SW. He was booked for driving while intoxicated.
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Charles Jones
Thirty-fourth Street
Connell and
Powell
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Street
Births in Mercy and St Luke’s Hospitals
A son born Thursday at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Melvin Nelson of 1825 Ninth Street SW. A daughter born Thursday at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harry Se ndorf of Westland Acres. A daughter born June 1 at St Luke’s Hospital to Mr and Mrs L M Sanester of 511 Twentieth Street NE.
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Cyabeeday
Melvin Nelson
Ninth Street
Mercy Hospital
Harry Wesendorf Westland Acres
LM Sanester
Twentieth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Morgan Paper Profits Highlight Underwriting Ties
Testimony reveals Morgan partners discussed United Corporation units including 600000 preferred shares 1200000 common shares and 1714200 warrants bought in January 1929. Directors sold portions for 45000000 and 200000 warrants for 8400000 while keeping warrants valued at up to 68 million in potential profits.
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United
Morgans
Whitney
John W. Davis
Morgan Counsel
Morgan
United Securities
Phillips Exeter Academy
Andover Academy
United Corporation
Reynolds
Dem
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
J. R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Raskob
Charles G. Dawes
London
Morgan House
Establish Two Camps For Jobless Women
Mrs. Roosevelt and Secretary Perkins announce two experimental camps for unemployed women in New York state. Financed by federal emergency relief funds and run with New York cooperation, the camp for unmarried women could serve as a model for other states seeking unemployment relief.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
New York State
Federal Fund For Emergency Relief
New York
Hopkins Ready to Distribute Aid Across States
Washington UPI reports the federal emergency relief administration opens offices to distribute $500 million for direct relief. Harry Hopkins, head of the program, will allocate funds to states and territories via governors, with half based on past state relief expenditures and the remaining portion for states lacking funds to support unemployed and dependents.
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Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief
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Marion News Roundup of Club Meetings and Local Notes
The Bethany Circle hosted at 935 Central Ave with worship and readings. A first grade Irving school playlet and various visits follow as clubs plan picnics, fundraisers, and Memorial Day activities. Local residents attend services, reunions, and travel to nearby towns for events and family visits.
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Bethany
Methodist Church
A. EB. Granger
Central Avenue
W. A. Hanscom
J. J. Booth
Lillian Ann Harding
Irving School
Helen Gregory
L. M. Phelps
L. A. Levasseur
George Busby
Ralph Seager
Hattie Frager
Bertha Roberts
Louise Braska
Carl Wiley
Lawrence S. Dove
C. E. Reiter
French Deputies Ignore Debt to U S
Paris reports the chamber of deputies adjourned after an all night budget session with six days of debate left before the June 15 debt installment due. No motion to raise the debt question appeared, and early payment prospects faded.
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Paris
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Roosevelt Warns Naval Graduates Against Cliques
President Roosevelt spoke at Annapolis urging naval officers to avoid exclusive cliques and to cultivate friendship with all Americans. He addressed graduates and reminded those entering civilian life they are not a separate elite. Nearly half the class returned to civilian life as diplomas were awarded.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Roosevelt
Navy
United States Navy
Ufe
Four Powers Ready To Initial 10-Year Peace Pact
In Rome British French and German ambassadors waited for final instructions while Italian officials awaited moves to either Venice or the Chigi palace to initial Mussolini's pact binding four nations not to wage war for ten years. Optimism clashed with lingering disagreements as the draft underwent cuts and additions and critics questioned clauses.
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Venice
Chigi
Benito Mussolini
London
Paris
Bratton Confirmed as Federal Judge
WASHINGTON Roosevelt nominated Senator Bratton of New Mexico and he was confirmed within an hour by the senate as a circuit judge of the tenth circuit court of appeals.
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LLP
Senate
Roosevelt
Bratton
Dem
New Mexico
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Maquoketa Valley Loop Holds Meeting
Maquoketa Valley Loop directors meet in Cascade to pare player lists to fifteen and plan tentative rescheduling of several rained-out games.
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Maquoketa Valley Loop
Manchester
Maquoketa Valley Baseball League
Cascade
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Byron, UL
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Carmelita Calderwood
Iowa City
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H. O. Allen
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Adaline Lytle
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Peonies
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Osceola Lodge
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Vinton
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Dubuque
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C. E. Drummond
Jessie Finnerty
Bertsch
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Helene
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Wunicket
the Guardian
H. F. Breed
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Glatha Port
Helene Fiedler
Ruth Griffin
Edgewater Hospital
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Jack Ellis
Muscatine
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