Hog prices slide as receipts outpace demand on slow market
Chicago reports slow declines in hog prices Thursday with receipts around 21 000 head and only modest support. Markets show steady to weak tone across cattle and sheep as buyers retreat and packing demand remains soft amid ample supplies.
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Chicago poultry markets steady as mixed supplies bid prices
Livestock and poultry receipts show 44 trucks of live birds in Chicago markets with steady bids. Hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, and broilers traded at various price points amid mixed availability. potatoes and butter also noted with steady to firm tones. Widespread regional prices listed for North and South states with russets and other varieties noted.
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API Poultry
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Lonsiana
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Idaho
Wheat Down as Conflicting News Roils Markets
In Chicago trading, wheat fell sharply due to conflicting government reports from Washington, with only a minor rally at open. Corn closed higher as traders awaited further signals, while oats fell on weather concerns. Cash prices and futures showed mixed movements amid heavy selling pressure on wheat.
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Board of Trace
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Grain Movement and Wheat Prices Across Regions
OCR text outlines grain movement across U S regions with scattered wheat and white grain references. It mentions Chicago, Minnesota, Montana, and Montana notes, plus varying percentages and prices for different grain lots and locations. Raw figures show small crop price indicators and delivery terms.
Wall St Stocks Dull Trading Amid Profit Taking Lifts Rails
Stocks slipped in a thin session with gains limited by profit taking. Allied Chemical Case American Telephone U S Steel American Can United Aircraft and Dame Mines fell 1 to 2 points while New York Central Union Pacific and Chrysler held firmer, with about 3,800,000 shares changing hands and rails showing strength late.
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Market receipts and livestock totals from regional trades
Receipts and market totals show livestock and commodities across regions. References to cattle hogs sheep and dairy products indicate price levels and volume, with notes on exchanges and shipments between locales such as New York Montreal and Denmark.
Prime hog market slides. top hogs around four dollars
Prime hogs on the local market Thursday lost another dime with tops near four dollars. Parkers held steady while west grade hogs bring 335 dollars, with premiums varying by weight and condition. Calf and sheep markets show mixed ranges and activity.
Grain market notes and price list from Cedar Rapids
A Cedar Rapids market snapshot lists prices for wheat oats hay and straw, and fruit vegetables and dairy items. Items include California grapefruit bananas cabbage tomatoes and onions with per crate or per bushel prices and notes on in season availability and grading.
Currency Stabilization Talks Hint At Temporary Truce
The Paris conference moves toward a temporary money truce with a plan to stabilize the pound and dollar without fixing a strict exchange rate. France, Britain, and the United States will use Bank of England and Federal Reserve leverage to hold rates near current levels while broader agreements are negotiated.
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Hull Urges Confidence in World Trade Parley
Secretary of State Cordell Hull sent a trans-Atlantic message to Americans urging confidence in the world economic conference. He said the gathering must not fail and that divergences are largely for home consumption while all 66 nations seek a common path to solve global problems.
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Bandits Kill 2 Officers After Bank Robbery
In Missouri, three bandits killed Sheriff Roger Wilson and Sergeant Ben Booth after raiding the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Mexico. Police and volunteers hunted the suspects, believed to be convicts from Kansas, with airplanes aiding the manhunt as the robbers fled east in a stolen auto.
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Kansas State Penitentiary Memorial
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Wright G A R National Commander Dies in Sleep
Capt. William P. Wright aged 83 of Chicago and national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic died in his sleep in a Pittsburgh hotel. He had come to attend the campfire celebration of the Pennsylvania G A R encampment and retired after the event.
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William P. Wright
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
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G A R selects new national commander after death in Pittsburgh
Russell C. Martin of Los Angeles automatically becomes national G A R commander following the death of Captain William P. Wright in Pittsburgh. Announcement came from state headquarters in Springfield Indiana.
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Russell C Martin
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14 Year Old Girl Kidnapped by Rejected Suitor
Denver authorities review a report from Mrs. Ida Hetzler that her 14 year old granddaughter Phylis Nickerson was seized from a bedroom by a man described as a rejected suitor. The grandmother said she was struck during the attempt to intervene as three men loaded the girl, still in night attire, into a car.
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Confession in Slaying of Rose McCloskey by Richard Bach
Philadelphia police say Richard Bach aged 23 confessed to murdering Rose McCloskey a 19 year old salesgirl whose body was found in Fairmount Park last January. Bach admitted stunning her companion Dennis Boyle with a rock and then killing McCloskey with a hunting knife handle to silence her cries.
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Farm Buildings Near Grinnell Are Burned
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the barn, sheep shed and milk house on the John Lincoln farm a half mile south of Grinnell. The city fire department and bucket brigade saved the house despite water supply problems. Estimated damage $3,500. It was the second serious fire in three days, following the Frank Haskey residence damage of $1,800 and two minor fires since Tuesday.
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Bierring Elected President Elect of American Medical Association
Dr Walter Lawrence Bierring of Des Moines Indiana was chosen president elect by the American Medical Association house of delegates. He won on the second ballot with 107 votes to 48 for Dr Edward B. Heckel of Pittsburgh.
Gable Takes Rest After Overwork in Pictures
Clark Gable began a six weeks rest due to overwork in motion pictures. Friends said he will follow a special diet and receive medical care recommended by physicians.
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Oldest Missouri convict paroled at 89 in state prison
William Pine aged 89, one of the nation’s oldest inmates, won parole from Missouri State Prison. Sentenced to 25 years for a 1927 killing in Nevada after surrendering and pleading self defense, Pine was released by Governor Guy B. Park.
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Guy B Park Pine
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Marion Linn chapter DAR closes year with luncheon
The Marion Linn chapter DAR wrapped its year with a Flag Day luncheon at The Elms Cedar Rapids. Fourteen covers were seated at one long table centered by a coreopsis arrangement. A three course meal was served and a lawn meeting followed with plans for next year and reports.
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Marion Linn
Methodist Ladies Aid Honor True Blue Division at Picnic
The True Blue division of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church was honored at a Rain bow Sunshine Gleaners Endeavor Loyal Comforter and Keystone picnic luncheon for 127. Mrs A C Schloss chaired. Dr John M Walters spoke and Mrs Leonard Taylor led a business meeting with reports from divisions. Committees named include Finance floral chaplain and purchasing with listed chairwomen.
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Pupil Recital at Christian Church and Community Notes
Mrs LaVerna Crew presents piano pupils in a Friday 8 p.m. recital at the Christian church with solos duets eight and four hand numbers. List includes Mary Ellen Granger Hilmar Christianson Frances Ellenberger Joan Marie Burroughs Kathryn McElwain Jean Leidigh Lois Leidigh Mary Ellen Ford Mildred Irons Mary Jean Cooper Wilson Cooper Betty Ledsen Barbara Fitzgerald George Fuchlerton Jr Blanche Hamm Helen Hamm Virginia Crew Ruth Converse and Gaylord Ward. Also notes on community groups church events bird garden clubs Legion activities memorial day and railroad safety.
Funeral held for Wilbur Livingood in Postville
A military funeral for Wilbur Livingood aged 41 was held Wednesday at the Presbyterian Community Church with Rev R F Galloway officiating. The Postville post of the American Legion led the services. Livingood, born April 13 1892 in Post township, died Monday at his home leaving a wife Emma Beisker and two children. He served overseas in World War I and never fully recovered from combat hardships. He is survived by his wife a son a daughter and a brother Burt Livingood of Postville.
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