Heat Aids Hog Price Decline In Hot Market Week
Heat and high receipts pressured livestock markets with slow demand. Chicago hog sales averaged about 4.55 to 4.65 per hundred pounds, top 4.65, while cattle trade was slow and uneven with most buyers cautious. Regional prices varied with Cleveland and East Buffalo showing declines, and totals around 20,700 across major markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East Buffalo Was Fairly Active At A 10 To 20c Decline East St Louis
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
East St Louis
Chicago Livestock
S. Dent
Agriculturer
Mt. A
Pittsboros
East St Lons
Tao
Grain prices rise and fall on Chicago Board
Speculative interest in wheat was weak on the Chicago Board of Trade as prices started firm then retreated to close lower. Corn and oats held near steady with mixed shifts, while rye and barley showed smaller moves. Weather prospects and stock strength influenced sentiment, and Liverpool closed firmer while US activity faded.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpeet
T.c Righer
P- Ting
Merz
Ees Anc
Linois
Nes Hichs
Grain Movement Shows Cash Grain Markets Shifting
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain quotes show wheat and corn prices varying by grade with reports of receipts and comparative declines from the prior year. Market notes include barley timothy and clover seed values with movement details and grain category listings from regional exchanges.
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Chicago
Wall St Stocks firm after noon dip on rail worries
Stocks closed firmer after rail heaviness had pulled markets down at midday. Metal issues led gains with U S Smelting up 3 points and several names like McIntyre Porcupine Nickel Celanese Case Allied Chemical rising modestly. Volume ran near 6.5 million shares as traders weighed inflation fears and dollar weakness against signs of industrial recovery.
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New York
U. S
McIntyre Porcupine
Nickel
Celanese
Case
Allied Chemical
Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Western Union
du Pont
Crown Cork
New York Central
Curnover
International Niexel
U. S. Smelting
Cerra de Pasco
American Smelting
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Produce Markets New York and Chicago Prices Reported
AP market summary for New York and Chicago reports steady to firm conditions across dairy eggs poultry and produce. Butter creamery specials and firsts hold highs while receipts vary. potatoes on track with moderate supplies and prices mixed by region.
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New York
AP Sutter
One Ysalrs Dressld
Chicago
Cary
Broilers
Uo S
Alabama
Buoyant Dolla r Bid Across Nations Amid Markets
A fragmented OCR reads like a currency spread with mixed percentages and country names. It lists Britain France Italy Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil China Hong Kong Mexico City and Montreal with various figures. The fragmentary text suggests foreign exchange activity and market demand signals without coherent narrative.
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Vortign Exchange
New York
Ias
Great Britain
France
Italy
Relesum
Hongkong
Mexico City
Reilver Peen
Bain Montrea
Nea Verson Montreal
SN Namina
New Cuban policy aims at peaceful reform under Machado
Havana AP reports President Gerardo Machado advocates constitutional reforms to quell political chaos. He proposes creating a vice presidency, with reforms needing congressional approval and a constituent assembly. Elections for the assembly would come six months after action, with eight months likely to complete the process. Observers note talks between Sumner Welles and Machado.
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Havana
Gerardo Machado
Machado
Congress
Sumner Welles
Rackets Target Life Insurance Firms In Chicago Case
AP reports at the American Life convention that racketeering now targets life insurance. Lee N. Parker of the American Service Bureau says certain nationalist groups employers and others seek quick gains by buying policies on employees and others with impairments.
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Chicago
Lee N. Parker
American Service Bureau
St Louis
American Life Convention
New Federal Bonds Quickly Snapped Up
Washington reports the Treasury’s June 15 offering of 900 million dollars in new government securities was over subscribed. Secretary Woodin ordered closing of subscription books at midnight except for amounts of ten thousand dollars or less. Books remain open for small investors as policy continues.
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Washington
Treasury
Woodin
Grain and commodity prices drift through Chicago and Minneapolis markets
The report lists mixed prices across major grain and oil markets including New York, Chicago, and Minneapolis. Prices show refined values around 116 to 160 for selected commodities, with Chicago trade centered on storage and standard middlings trading near 10 to 14 dollars, reflecting typical market volatility. Entities include New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, and various grain products, without clear long-term trends.
Veteran Japanese statesman resigns from House of Peers
Prince Iesato Tokugawa, after thirty years as president of the house of peers in Tokyo, submitted his resignation to Emperor Hirohito on Thursday. Authorities indicated Count Makino, lord Keeper of the Privy Seal, was favored as his successor.
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Tokio
Iesato Tokugawa
House of Peers
Hirohito
Count Makino
Hogs weaker on local market with lower prime prices
Local hog market shows continuing decline with prime grades down 10 to 15 cents. Top prime hog price listed around 410 dollars for 140 to 230 pounds, with other weight ranges near 405 to 395 dollars. packers report mixed values and quality-based adjustments. Calf market also mixed, price ranges noted for various quality levels. Spring lambs quoted around 69 to 70 dollars per hundredweight with broader ranges.
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Agricul
Lioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Atriculturer
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Wright
Medway
Jan Sinner
Erder
Ears Pond
Don
Sinclair
Diminns
Cedar Rapids Grain Market Mixed Prices and Items
Local Cedar Rapids column lists assorted grain prices and agricultural goods. Wheat oats barley hay and eggs appear with varied cents per unit, alongside produce items including potatoes and butter. Multiple figures and shorthand prices reflect a bustling mid century market scene.
Market Notes on Bonds and Cattle Prices in Chicago Friday
Bond markets show firm prices in York bonds and Treasury offerings with steady or improved sentiment. Cattle and hog futures report modest gains as farmers note strong calves and feeder stock with leaner inventories and demand holding.
Senate probes reveal broad powers over bond issues
Senate investigations detail collateral schemes in the 1920s involving Alleghany and Chesapeake corporations. Pecora questions Van Sweringen about a $48 million bond issue through J P Morgan and Guaranty, noting a collateral agreement paying $240000 if consummated and $480000 if not.
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Pecora
Chesapeake Corporation
J. P. Morgan and Company
Guaranty Company
Chesapeake
Vaness Company
Vaness
Morgan House
Morgan and Company
van Sweringen
Mattern Delayed Landing After Storm and Fumes
Pilot Mattern, four hours from Omsk, landed near Belovo after a storm caused fuel fumes and sickness. He repaired a damaged stabilizer with temporary fixes and planned to fly to Krasnoyarsk for permanent repairs. He reported limited sleep, ongoing fumes, and uncertainty about exact times while staying near the Kuznetz coal basin settlement.
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Krasnoyarsk
Mattern
New York
Myer
Omsk
Moscow
Novosibirsk
Kuznetz
Motorist Suffered Head Cut in City Collision
Harold J Ross of 333 Forest Drive SE sustained a head cut at 140 p.m. Thursday when his car was struck by J W Mouser driving a vehicle on Grande Avenue. Mouser was driving west on Grande when Ross, eastbound, started a left turn into Forest Drive in front of Mouser. Ross was taken home and a physician summoned. vehicle damage was slight.
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Forest Drive
J W. Mouser
Grande Avenue
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Ross
Tess
Marion News: Commencement at St. Berchman's Seminary
Rev Father M J Martin of Columbia College Dubuque gave the commencement address at St Berchmans Seminary. A large Cedar Rapids crowd attended as 13 boys, including John Taylor Robert Clancy Harry Files Robert Malthaus Vincent Gaines John Chaplik Norman Cliff Henry Priester Donald Mullaly Robert Narber Richard Ferreter John Lawson and Richard Pettinger, graduated. The program featured a chorus glee club and awards for highest averages.
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Dubuque
St. Berchman’s Seminary
Cedar Rapids
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Robert Clancy
Harry Files
Robert Malthaus
Vincent Gaines
John Chaplik
Norman Cliff
Henry Priester
Donald Mullaly
Robert Narber
Richard Ferreter
John Lawson
Richard Petting
Zamecnik
D. T. Noon
Robert Mans
Bertrand Whalen
Robert Grace
Eugene Woods
Francis Boring
Thomas Bertsch
Bernard Corrigan
Officers Elected By Methodist Aid Groups
Members of the Ladies Aid societies at the Methodist church elected officers across divisions. Loyal division chose Mrs. Fred Holsinger as president with Mrs. William Bleakly as vice president, Mrs. Charles Granger secretary, and C. R. Albaugh treasurer. Sunshine division re-elected Mrs. Will Stickney as president with new officers named. Rainbow division at 1060 Tenth street elected Mrs. Frank Minor president. luncheon and picnic notes included. Public programs announced for Children’s Day at the Congregational church.
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Springville
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Louise Mekota
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Lena Whiting
A. A. Hardin
Faye Bailey
Willis Sheets
K. M. Saunders
Rainbow Division
A. GC. Sloss
Tenth Street
Frank Minor
DeWees
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Fairhope
Ala
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Endeavor Division
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O Miller
W. A. Hanscom
Arthur Granger
L. M. Phelps
Comforter
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D. S Stewart
Ned Jones
Delbert Pugh
al‘. Emerson
Keystone
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Willa Crane
Frank Gray
W. B. Peddycourt
Martha Gillespie
William Birky
Jacob
May Trade Boost Signals Upturn in 1933 Activity
May showed the first real rise in business activity over May 1932, the Commerce Department reported. Major indicators such as autos, iron and steel, textiles, and food processing were higher, with unofficial estimates placing May activity 10 to 20 percent above a year earlier. Employment rose since mid April and payrolls climbed about 4.6 percent.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Department
Michigan Bank Robbed in Brooklyn Heist
Two men robbed the Brooklyn State Bank in Brooklyn Michigan on Thursday and escaped with four thousand dollars. They bound bank president Frank Brown and fled, leaving the victim bound as part of the failed attempt. Investigators pursue leads as details emerge.
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