Hog Market Holds Strong Amid Chicago Yard Demand
Hog demand at Chicago stockyards stays firm with prices up 10 to 15 cents and top weights around 6.15 dollars. Receipts at five terminals total 35,600 led by Chicago with 22,000. cattle and sheep also show gains in market tone across Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo and East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Iowa
DES Moines
Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listing
A Cedar Rapids page lists miscellaneous produce and animal prices and goods. Items include grain wheat oats corn and barley with varying prices, vegetables like grapefruits lemons potatoes bananas celery and lettuce, and hides furs and skins such as cured hides green hides muskrats raccoons and mink, with varied condition notes and unit prices. The table reflects a busy local commodities market with numerous grades and associated costs.
Grain and cash grain prices from Minneapolis market report
Grain movement and prices for oats soybeans barley and wheat with bids for No 1 northern No 1 amber durum and red durum varieties. Cash grain receipts and flour prices listed with percent protein notes and various track levels for futures and on the day market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Wall St Stocks Firm After Late Gains Amid Mixed Downtick
Wall Street ended the day firmer after a choppy session with Rails and utilities leading gains. American Telephone Eastman Kodak Santa Fe Union Pacific and National Distillers advanced while U S Steel and General Motors rose modestly. transfers reached about 750,000 shares amid a cautious broader market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
National Distillers
Consolidated Gas
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Liverpool
U. S
Liggett and Myers
Public Service of New Jersey
American Water Works
International
New York Traction
National Lead
May Department
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Westinghouse
American Can
Gillette
Case
Montgomery Ward
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
American Smelting
Distillers Co., Ltd
Great Britain
Dollar Corn Returns to Chicago Market as Wheat Climbs
Cash corn breaks the $1 barrier for the first time since 1930, with a car of No 2 yellow corn selling at $1.00 at leading terminals. Wheat finishes firmer on mixed signals, while oats stay subdued. Strong cash corn trade lifts futures, aided by shipments and Argentine weather concerns, with lively activity and price fluctuations throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bennett
Merchants National Bank
Ams Express
Hupp Motors
Gateseogeagh
Cintral Wee
Amerada Corp
Johns Manville
Am'n Can
Kans City
Am'n
Car & P
Kelly Spefd
Renn Gorn AE Als Eceeote
Ice
Kresse SS
Kroner GB
Lehn
Fink
Libby Owens
Amn Roll Mills
Big Myers B
Am'n Steel Fdys
Loews Inc
Ann
Tel & Tel
Youtsyille Cgmn
Amin Waterks
Mcintyre Por
McKesson
Mathieson Altaes
S May
Bto
Atk
A’ Mae Maytag Mfc
Peoples Gas
Cerro de Pasco
Phelps Dodge
Ghes & Ohio
Phillips Pet
Ymouth
Big Oo Ste Proctor Gambet
Sve
Chgo
Pullman Co
RL & P
Chrysler Mir
Quity Bk
Radio Corpn
Radio Kelth
Gock
Real Suk
Soty
Sears Roebuck
Ghattuck
Congoleum
Consol
Timmons Co
Gonsal
Deere
Cosi
Elec Coe Sreesd
Thompson
Elec Bond
Tidewater Oon
England
Union Carbide
Freeport Tex
Union Pac
Fen Foods
United Prult
Uni Gas Co
Uni
USA
Quaker Com
Chicago
Gold Corpont
Chicago Board of Trade
St. Louis
Iowa
Liverpool
France
Buffalo
Local Hog Prices Rise Dime To 9 70
Hog prices advance a dime with most grades higher except lightest. Top hogs reach 5 70 while cattle market holds steady. Sinclair Hog Market lists prices by weight for hogs from 140 pounds to 500 pounds, plus calves and sheep quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
US_ Dept. Agriculture
Sinclair Hog Market
Ainclair's
W.eyeses
Syeccace
Jeses Accesreeses
Eeee
Foreign currency exchange prompt from New York market
An OCR fragment lists numerous world currencies with quoted cent values or rates, including Britain 4990, France 659, Germany 4923, Sweden 2896, Spain 13.65, Greece 94, Brazil 860, Tokio 2013, Shanghai 3374, Hongkong 4187, and mentions Montreal New York rates and nominal terms. The text is noisy but indicates foreign exchange demand and cross rates in cents per unit.
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New York
Britain
France
Italy
Nelam
Germany
Holland
Nor Way
Sweden
Winmark
Fenland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Polard
Cyrchoslovakia
Juroslavia
Hungary
Roumania
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Sugar Market Snippet and Odd Rhode Island Note
Raw sugar and refined sugar futures in New York show quiet steadiness with no major changes. Chicago prices touch storage related figures while egg futures report refrigerator standards. a stray line notes Rhode Island fields once sowed with daisies for horse feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Market
New York
Chicago
Rhode Island
Bond Market Mixed as Treasuries Move Narrowly
New York bond prices showed little overall direction with most issues trading within narrow ranges. Treasury strings edged modestly. Liberty 3½s and 4s posted small gains while select rails and utilities moved irregularly amid otherwise flat activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
NEW York Tap
UA Treasury
Treasury
New York Central
American Telephone
Consolidated
International Telephone Ss
Duquesne
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
National Dairy
Armour and Co
Texas Car
American
Six Bandits Loot Ozark Town Store in Missouri
Six kidnaper burglars abducted night watchman J. S. McWilliams in Nixa Christian County at 1 a.m. and loaded groceries, dry goods, and shotgun shells into a truck and sedan. The safe yielded about $100 before the bandits fled at 3 a.m. McWilliams freed himself from tied wrists after the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Nixa
Christian County
Missouri Ozarks
J. S. McWilliams
William Floyd Wood
McWilliams
Federal Milk Licensing Act Declared Unconstitutional
Federal Judge John P. Barnes ruled the federal milk licensing code invalid citing lack of authority by the secretary of agriculture and Congress to regulate milk production. The Agriculture Adjustment Administration said it would appeal the decision to the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John P. Barnes
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Washington
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Justice Department
Arthur C. Bachrach
Legal Division
Rich buys in Chicago baseball race for 1934 pennant
By Al Demaree two Chicago club owners Louis Comiskey and Phil Wrigley declare willingness to spend big to win. Comiskey would spend 225000 for new players and Wrigley seeks the Dean brothers. The piece notes past flops and questions if money alone can secure a pennant or top division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Demaree
Chicago
Louis Comiskey
White Sox
Phil Wrigley
Cubs
Comiskey
Wrigley
Dean Brothers
New York City
Yankees
Giants
Lefty Grove
Chuck Klein
Copyricht
Wrestling Results From Associated Press Dated Meet Summary
Szabo defeated Graber in Trenton New Jersey. Jim Browning beat Emil Dusek in Verona Missouri. Bull Martin and John Spellman had a no contest in Halifax while Dean defeated Nick Lutze in Los Angeles California after both fell and could not continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
Trenton
N._J
Sandor Szabo
Hangary
Henry Graber
California
Atraleht Faliw
Reading
Pac
Jim Browning
Verona
Emil Dusek
Nebraska
Halifax
Bull Martin
N. J
John Spellman
Providence
Los Angeles
Man Mountain Dean
Norcross
Nick Lutze
Venice
Calif
Chicago Markets Report from Produce and Poultry Trade
Markets show receipts and prices for butter, cheese, eggs, dressed and live poultry, and potatoes in Chicago and New York. Notable items include steady butter and creamery scores, mixed poultry prices, and variable potato US shipment totals with regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Wisconsin
Idaho Russets
U. S
Colorado McClures U. S
New York
Broilers Express
Marion Woman Struck by Automobile on Alburnett Road
Miss Katherine Fry 25 of Marion suffered head, leg and hand abrasions when struck by a car on the Alburnett road west of Marion after leaving a street car. Driver Henry Peters of Alburnett stopped and took her to a Marion physician then to St Luke's hospital for treatment. No report to sheriff’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Fry
Marion
Alburnett Road
Miss Fry
Henry Peters
Alburnett
St. Luke's Hospital
Peters
Sheriff's Office
Prairie Chapel Church Homecoming Marks 60th Anniversary
Prairie Chapel church north of Marion marks its sixtieth anniversary with a homecoming on Sunday. Former members are invited for 10 am Sunday school and 11 am worship, followed by a noon basket dinner and 2 pm afternoon service. Frank Plummer speaks on What My Home Church Has Meant to Me, with other former pastors Rev James Baltz, Rev S S Smith, Rev E C Allen, and Rev J P Van Horn contributing. H M Thomas presides and music will be offered at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Chapel Church
Marion
Frank Plummer
James Baltz
Mount Vernon
Lincoln junior high hosts second annual geography fair
The Lincoln school gym hosts a Friday 7 30 p m geography fair organized by junior high students and teachers. A program features songs by a mixed chorus and student performances including Italian scene Swiss play and a Smyrna road scene. Admission is free. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Rose Wilcox
Smyrna
Democrats To Divide Chief House Posts
Democratic leaders near an agreement to split the top House roles between north and south to avoid a sectional feud. The speakership and majority floor leader posts may be shared as contenders from both regions seek the Rainey-era title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
North
South
House
Henry T. Rainey
May Free Owner of Mystery Trunk
New York District Attorney William F X Geoghan said Ruby Clarke 36 arrested after the discovery of three babies’ bodies in a trunk would likely be released if nothing more develops She denied knowledge of how the bodies came to be in the trunk which she checked with a Brooklyn warehouse in July 1932 She is held on a homicide charge awaiting a Friday hearing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York (Ap
William F. X. Geoghan
Ruby Clarke
Miss Clarke
Brooklyn
Bertrand Russell Divorced by Wife in Decree Nisi
Countess Russell was granted a decree nisi Thursday in her uncontested divorce suit against Bertrand Russell the philosopher and advocate of companionate marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russell
Bertrand Russell
Kansas City Corn Loans Cleared of Fraud in Most Applications
Kansas City AP report says fraud was found in only one of thousands of corn loan applications handled by the Kansas City office. Frank Hodges, manager, stated the finding on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frank Hodges
Nightlife listings fill Lincoln venues with music and meals
A dense listing from Lincoln venues outlines tonight’s entertainment. Bands and orchestras perform at Ka ist Bt, Penick & Ford Band, Joe Navrail’s Beer Garden, and The Rhythm Aces. Dining options include fried chicken, pies, and coffee at multiple cafes, taverns, and inns across 4th Avenue, 8th Street, and NW districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Abrams Beer
Peter Hach
Jerry
Musicans
Cara
Sands
Jay Davis
Hi-Way Inn
Vernon Ave
Thornwood
Happy Go Lucky Orchestra
Porter's Orchestra
Dick's Nicht Club
Pyed Litsey
St. SW. Bintz
S Place
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San
ST Paul Tivestoen
ST Paul
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Ted
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Austin
ICAGO
Kansas
Bt. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Pittsburs
Cincinnati
Baccasentes
Cedar Rapids
Leshorn
Leghorn
Caifornia Valentiar
Ohsman
Sane
Orin Bey
Pat Receipts
Asia
Versane
Wall St
H. C. Burleson Agency
Mer, Nat. Bank Bldg
Lamson Brothers & Co
Winnipeg
U. S. Bonds
U. S Bonds
Liberty
Liberty Ist
Ozark
Windy City Lowners
Froll
LI Veya Sd
PHILS
Marion News
Addie Keirns
Clifton Hawk
Keirns
Fred McShane
Carl Secrist
Carl Fernow
S. A. Parmenter
S. L., Thompson
Colorado Springs
Sadie Caldwell
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Gilbert Gordon
Sixth Street
Ralph Fitzgerald
Don Wolfe
Harold Ballard
Lions Club
Lincoln Alley
C. T. Rowe
Irvin Ford
Ed Sigfred
Charles West
Fred Ross
Paul Fiedler
H. O. Young
W. C. Sheets
J. L. Papes
A. E. Crew
Red Cross
Emma Klein
Miss Klein
Marion Service Club
Mildred Titus
Bobby Nelson
Fred Nelson
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Lines
Freddie
Robert Lines
Savanna
Mrs. Lines
Marion High School
Anamosa
Thomas Park
Legion
Paul E. Popejoy
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Emma Kendall
Annia Butcher
Yocom Chapel
William Bennington
Roy Bennington
Richard
Charles
Ruth Bennington
Marjorie Jones
Amy McAleer
Volga
Lester Bennington
Dorothy Burgen
Fayette
Clara Bennington
John M. Walters
H. G. Stitzel
Edna Roberts
Lawrence, Mich
Thursay
W. P. C. Club
Leslie Morrison
Paul Rose
John Corart
S. O. Stamy
Veil Thompson
Sigfred
John Walters
J. M. Walters
Kenyanozang
Gazette News Office
John Larkin
Ninth Street
Chatterbox Club
Harold Mullaly
Oscar French
Joe Boyle
J. W. Bowdish, Jr
Lamont
LeRoy Benedict
Hugh Hutton
Norman Adee
Frank Clark
Mary English
C. E. Blinks
Walt Disney's Creations
Hazel Ridge
Picayune
David Gott
St. Paul's
Prairie Ridge School
Carolyn Gilmore
W. F. Kruger
Monona
A. Daug
Kruger
Mr. Daug
O. K
Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Henriche
Ruth
Henrichs
Junie Hebeker McNeil
8Th Ave
Eer
DUFFY
Walt Leichert
Brown Derby
Chappy
White Rose Inn
Lincoln Highway
3Rd Ave
Koronda Bros
Rheingold
Columbia Hall
Stone City
Union Ballroom
Interurban Station
Bill Donnelly
Sprynel's Cafe
Mt. Vernon Ave
Marion Stock Yards
Lafayette Cafe
Cmbino
Sam Serenaders
Naf Ave
Little America
Silver Palace Union Beer
Silver Palace
Racey Skerlick
Z. C
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