All Livestock Prices Dip as Corn Declines Markets Slump
Livestock prices fell amid weaker corn futures with weather and a soft dressed market. Chicago hogs eased 10 to 20 cents, top at 4.65 but largely 4.50 to 4.60, typical around 4.30. Cattle sought lower bids though strictly chosen steers steadier, yearlings and heifers easing. Totals show Chicago lead with 6,000 head. Pittsburgh and East City sights mixed.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
MIX, & Butchers
Insi
Tle Hogs
Buffalo
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
S. Dept. Agriculture
Patel Livestock
ST Paul Tapi- 10
Dept Agriculture
Sioux City
S Dept Agriculture
Paris
Weinurr
Livestock market report with regional price tones
The column details cattle hog and sheep receipts across Chicago East St. Louis Omaha and Des Moines markets. It notes light demand with price concessions in some regions and firm to higher tendencies for select lambs in Chicago while others show steady or weaker tones with varied top quotes.
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Chicago
Spa
AMA Rand
Jann Meron
Uear
Ety Butchers Lambs
Rally Wipes Out Losses In Grains As Markets Close Firm
Weather rains in the American and Canadian north west caused sharp swings in the wheat pit. A late rally erased losses and left close firm as all grains recovered led by wheat and oats. May wheat topped the dollar mark amid exchange confusion and rain forecasts weighed on trade.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Barney 'S
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Clower
Hogs Weak on Local Market Amid Price Drops
Hogs weakened on the local market Thursday with a five cent drop across all grades and a later decline in prime hogs. Top price fell to $380 while prime hogs ranged around $289 to $280, depending on quality and condition. Market notes from Sincla r Market and CALY Market indicate varied bids for good to choice hogs and feeder offerings.
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Sinclair Nog
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Market Listing
Market items from Cedar Rapids show miscellaneous grain and produce quotes. Listings include prices for rye, straw, sweet potatoes, new potatoes, bananas, and crates, along with hides and cured nines in Chicago markets and egg futures notes.
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Leshorns
Orances Cafornia
Toma Ors
Cincago
Chicago
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Chicago API Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago cash grain totals show No 2 red and No 2 mixed corn bids with colors and weights, alongside No 2 white oats and No 3 white oats bids. Receipts at Minneapolis and Joliet show mixed yields and protein metrics while rye barley timothy seed clover seed and junnepapolis castes appear in aggregate commodity listings.
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Chicago
Junnepapolis
Minneapolis
North- West
Minneapols
Sugar Market New York AP Raw Selgar Trade Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows raw sugar market references in New York and Minneapolis with prices and foreign exchange mentions. Entries include grain and commodity indicators, with scattered figures and vendor hints, lacking coherent context or full data.
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Sugar Markit
New York
Bond Market Moves Amid Hesitant Trading in New York
In New York the bond market edged in a direction amid a quiet session on Thursday and Friday with government issues showing mixed gains and losses. Treasury and municipal issues fluctuated as traders weighed market uncertainty and anticipated demand.
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York
Seeston
New York Central
S& Delaware
Hudson
Wall Street Slips as Currency Fears Weigh Market
Markets wavered amid currency uncertainties and grain softness. The dollar rallied while wheat and corn fell. stalemates in European talks and currency regulation fears clouded sentiment. Strong moves were seen in shares of Standard Brands Deere and Co and several others as traders priced in a volatile foreign backdrop.
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Deere and Co
Celanese
Case
American Ice
Lackawanna
Warner Bros
Cudahy
Armour
Rails and Oils
America
Market Report From Chicago and New York Produce Lines
The page lists fluctuating grain and produce prices with steady to declining appetite in the market. Entries cover corn, potatoes, beans, nuts, and poultry with notes on stock levels, quality terms like firsts and extras, and regional quotes from Virginia Oklahoma New York and Chicago markets.
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Oxahoma
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Ght
Kahn Slams Capital Gains Tax and Market Speculation
Testifying before a Senate committee, Kahn criticized the capital gains tax as a cause of market distortions and urged revision to curb speculation. He warned bears depressed the market and urged regulation of the stock exchange, arguing pattern shifts in the economy require new orthodoxy.
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Congress
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Steiner
Oregon
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Theodore Roosevelt
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America
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United States
Marion aims to finish sewage plant under public works plan
Marion officials push to complete the city sewage disposal plant begun this spring with federal, county and city funding. The council received blanks from E H Mulock, chair of Gov Clyde Herring public works advisory committee, for use in the program which covers 30 percent federal cost with the remainder locally.
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Marion
R. F.C
E. H. Mulock
Clyde Herring
Public Works Advisory Committee
Illinois Minimum Wage Bill Reaches Gov Horner for Signature
The Illinois house approved a minimum wage bill for women and minors by 87 to 26 and sent it to Governor Henry Horner for his signature. The vote occurred Wednesday night in Springfield.
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Gov- Horner
Springfield
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Henry Horner
Washout Delays Wallace's Train at Hardland
A washout on the Santa Fe main line near Kenwood Missouri blocked all trains at Hardland and delayed Santa Fe train No. 6 carrying Secretary Wallace of the Department of Agriculture en route to Chicago. An unprecedented rainfall, estimated above six inches, isolating Hardland Brashear and flooding Burlington tracks east of here three feet deep.
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Kenwood
Wallace
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Burlington
Here
New Plans To Pay For Milk Hearings Set
A different plan to compensate evaporated milk producers in Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Ohio and Wisconsin was submitted by industry reps. It will be considered at a public hearing of farm administrators. It fixes minimum prices to producers based on regional butter price averages. The schedule will vary by states and regions.
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Siamese Sextet Born in Indiana Home
A cat at William Vanderander's residence in Goldsmith Indiana gave birth to a litter of six kittens. The sextet remains alive and appears healthy despite being joined together at the moment of birth.
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Goldsmith, Ind
William Vanderander
Vanderander
Chicago Schools To Reopen Late
Chicago public schools will reopen September 18 delaying two weeks to save 2 million dollars in salaries and expenses. The announcement came Thursday outlining the budget shift and schedule change for the start of the school term.
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Pigeons Sent From Dallas Reach 725 Mile Range
Several hundred homing pigeons were released from Dallas in April to distant points up to 725 miles away. One bird vanished briefly to nest in Arkinda Arkansas before being traced by a leg band and returned to Dallas.
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Ark
Funeral rites for George W. Spicer observed in Alburnett
Funeral services for George W. Spicer of Alburnett will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m at the Christian church. Rev Edwin Satchett of Washington will preside. Burial is Cedar Memorial cemetery. Also noted are social gatherings and society meetings in the area including a Reading Circle picnic and a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at the public library.
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Ada Dwire Thorn
Senaca
Thorn
Grant Dwire
Lafayette
Marion News and Community Events Highlights
The column notes John Eliott Titus’s improving condition at St Luke’s in Cedar Rapids and a family update on Betty Mae Corwin’s tonsil operation. It covers Legion post night rescheduled to Wednesday, city firework rules, garden club plans, a shower for Mrs Walter Morrison, and funeral details for Ada Thorn. It also lists club tournaments, revival talks by Rev. M A Monday, and visits among Marion residents.
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Howard Titus
Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Betty Mae Corwin
St. Luke's Hospital
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L. A. Levasseur
A. A. Schenken
Oliver Tilton
Harry Hall
Thomas ‘Park
M. A
Neighborhood Chapel Revival
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