Hogs Prices Move Upward As Demand Remains Strong at Chicago
Prices for hogs at Chicago stockyards rose with demand steady and receipts large. Prices advanced 5 to 15 cents, top near 5.75 dollars, with light and feeder hogs mixed across major markets led by Chicago receipts around 20,000 hogs and 31,200 total across five markets.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cleveland
Buffalo
East St. Lows
Uva
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Page
A late 1940s Cedar Rapids page lists wholesale produce prices and assorted commodities. Entries include grains barley oats and wheat with cents per unit, oranges from California and Florida values, potatoes, coconuts, and cured hides with varied price tags and unit references. The sparse OCR fragment preserves many item names and rough price ranges for market watchers.
Unreadable OCR Snapshot of Early 20th Century Markets and Rates
Fragmented lines show currency and bond activity, with scattered figures for New York markets, bonds, Treasury notes, and commodity prices. Names and places appear garbled, but indicate a period-style financial brief detailing quotations and rate movements.
Wall Street Stocks Steady With Oil Leaders Leading Gains
New York and Chicago quotes show oils up modestly with Amerada United Fruit and Liggett and Myers B rising about two points. Noranda Mines slipped to a 1933 low while large issues like U S Steel American Telephone and General Motors held near unchanged amid dull transfers and uneven bond activity.
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Amerada Corporation
United Fruit and Liggett
Myers B
Noranda
Steel
American Telephone
du Pont
General Motors
U. S
Amerada
New Jersey
California
Seaboard
Union of California
Gillette Common
Noranda Mines
United Fruit
Eastman Kodak
Ligget
Spiegel-May- Stern
Baldwin
U. S Steel
American Can
Consolidated Gas
Chrysler
Johns-Manville
National Distillers
N. ¥. Central
Santa Fe
Pullman
Namnes
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
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Juneau
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Am Ice Sre
Intl Corp
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Muth Steel
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Cerro de Prisco Certain Teog
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Patino Mines
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Penna
Penney JC
Peoples Tins
Alt
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Pridlman
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A Dame Mines
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Pont Ce
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Asitimken
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Gat Air Lines
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Gen Foods
Iys
Miran Walger
Wilson & Co
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Chicago
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Avan
Berg Warner
Heros Cherry
Chttnan
Cary Vo Genshold
VaLibby McNeal
Marshall
Edison
Suit & Co
Ip Cord Corp
Hogs Higher on Local Market Prices Climb Across Grades
Hogs rose on the local market Wednesday with a 10 cent advance across almost all grades. The top for choice hogs reached 5.40 with packets at 4.90, while Sinclair Hog Market posted varied prices for truck hogs and packers, reflecting a broader rise across cattle and sheep sections.
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Austin
Sinclair Nog
Sinclair's
Grain Prices Drop Amid Easiness in Foreign Markets
Chicago reports show May and July wheat easing, with futures down 45 to 155 cents as world market weakness weighs on price. December wheat, corn, and oats fluctuate with mixed gains and losses, led by corn and supported by cash demand. Liverpool and Rotterdam futures also slide.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Rotterdam
Towa
Nebraska
A P Firm May Accept Proposals In Cleveland Settlement
In Cleveland the A and P may accept union settlements that would reh ire 2200 workers and restart 300 stores. The accord includes immediate end of the strike, reinstatement with back pay, and a pledge to collective bargaining without discrimination. Arbitration will settle disputes, and the pact runs until June 16 1935.
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Cleveland
A. and P
Hartfords
Cleveland Field
Organized Labor
Hartford
Labor Board
Edward FP McGrady
Markets To Close For Two Holidays In November
CHICAGO AP The board of trade Chicago stock exchange and mercantile exchange will not be in session on Election Day November 6 and Armistice Day November 11 observed November 12.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Stock Exchange and Mercantile Exchange
THE
Gazette
Merchants Industries, Inc
Dayton, Ohio
van Schnack Bros Chemical Works, Inc
Avondale Ave
Dows Ride Brides
Martens Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charges
Adolph Martens with five lawyers appeared before Judge D W Hamilton in Sigourney district court and pled not guilty to first degree murder in the deaths of his wife and step-daughter. Bond set at 20000 on each charge. unable to post, he was returned to July hearing with December term set. Also noted: James Angus of Peterhead Scotland, violin maker, supplied instruments to leading Scottish concert artists.
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Sigourney
Adolph Martens
D. W. Hamilton
Martens
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