Hog Prices Fall as Receipts Remain Heavy at Chicago
Chicago hog markets sag again with large receipts across five terminals. Top hogs around 5.80, average near 5.45, and notable declines in Cleveland and Pittsburgh bids. Cattle and sheep mostly steady amid varying regional bids and continued large inventories.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Tye
East St. Louis
East Butiae
Local Hog Prices Slide Amid Broad Market Declines
Local hog prices eased with most good grades down about 10 cents pushing tops to $5.30. Sinclair hog quotes show truck hogs varying by weight, with top packers at $4.80 and several weight classes priced between $3.00 and $5.70. Lambs, calves, and cattle Listings follow, indicating mixed feeder and slaughter markets and ongoing demand.
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Omaha
US Dept Agriculture
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Joe Jower
Des Moines
Sinclair
Sinclair’s
WSTRN
Cmebks
Searhar
Plath
Market Prices and Goods in Cedar Rapids Roundup
Readable fragments show local Cedar Rapids items with price lines for vegetables fruits oils meats and produce. Mentions include Wholevale Fruits Vegetables Adl Te NEr and local price notes for dairy and meats with highest local prices and caribou mentions.
Market Rates and Currencies Across Nations Report
A scrambled OCR style summary notes various currencies and exchange rates including Norway, Germany, Sweden, Portugal, Austria, and Hungary. Mentions Tokyo and Montreal in relation to market data with scattered figures and points about refining price movements.
Bond Markets Mixed As Cautious Tone Persists
Bond prices showed little advance with a cautious market undertone despite some pockets of strength. Investors remained wary as activity from St Paul to Hofgorm and Ohio reflected uneven gains amid broader market uncertainty.
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Roti
St Paul
Rm Petit
Hofgorm
Ohio
New Sont
Howe
Grain Futures Slide on Wheat Selloff in Chicago
Trading on the Chicago board of trade saw wheat futures ease as selling pressure spread from local activity and Argentine news. Prices dipped 2 cents a bushel intraday and closed lower across wheat, corn, and oats with limited cash movements and light receipts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Longs
Kansas
Grain Movement Chicago Market Report Highlights Prices
Grain prices show mixed moves with WHEAT and CORN futures quoted alongside OATS and BARLEY. Listings include No 2 red and hard wheats, yellow corn, and various oats and seed prices with dairy and egg futures noted in Chicago AP report from Minneapolis readings.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
CRAIN
Montana
Wall St. Stocks Slip After Mixed Forenoon Gains
The New York stock market gave back much of Wednesday’s rally, with several leaders like Santa Fe N Y Central Union Pacific and Consolidated Gas retreating about 1 to 2 points. Trading reached around 950 000 shares as rails and utilities weighed on the list while certain building shares showed modest strength.
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Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
Consolidated Gas
US Steel
Liggett and Myers
Eastman Kodak
Postal Telegraph
Johns Manville
Spiegel-May-Stern
American Radiator
Celotex
Western Union
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Delaware and
Hudson
Us, Steel
American Telephone
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. A. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adam
Hiram Walker
Howe Sound
Ameka Juneau
Husson Motors
Ts Central
Amerada Corp
Indus Rayon
Amer
Intl Cement
Gare
Intl
T and T
Amer Tce
Manville
Amer Intl Corp
Kans City
Kayser Julius
Amer Metalsight Helly Speed
Amer Pow & Lit
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Kroner G & B
Amer Steel
Lehigh Valley
Amer Wat
Beatrice Cry
Tetakturray Corpn
Sinai Ang
Nash Motors
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Nomanda Mines
Burroughs Ads
Norf & Wes
Ohio
Canada
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Penick & Poard
Onia
Peoples Gas
Phetws Dodge
Philitrs Pet
S&p
Ste Pillsbury, Ail
Fiette
Proctor Gambel
Pission
Gara
Nadio Carp
Coltan & Fire
Seaboard
Servel
Hoauthern
Sperry
Joe Lend
Crown Cork
Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co
Stew Warner I'S
Ponte Atines Ae Pune Webster
Ourias
Stu Yaker DuPont
Kastiin Kodak
Entun Milast
Tex Land
Tidewater
Elec
Timken
D& Soy
Timken RR
Kions
Aimerica Bla
Fisk Rubber
Union Carbide
Bord Eneland
Uren Panelon
Harter Wheeler
Uni
Eeoiste
Gen Foods
Cen Motors
Savellane
Cgimbel Bros Lata UU
Vonndinm
Warher Bros
Goodyear
Wesn Union
Gotham Silk Stakes House
Granby
Prima Co
Cheo Corp
Quaker Com
Edison
Swift and Co
Swift
Markets Chicago Produce and Dairy Prices Mixed on Receipts
Chicago market report shows butter receipts at 7 664 with firm creamery specs and various egg, potato, and poultry quotes. Wisconsin and Colorado prices appear for US No 1 and 2 grades while New York butter receipts rise with firm creamery levels and notes on demand and trading.
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Chicago
Prodlece
Wisconsin
Wisc
Idaho
Colorado
Tia Poultry Life
Warloe Snane
Rrese Mle
Porch roof fire at M G Alsever home extinguished
A small blaze on the roof of the porch at M G Alsever, 2106 1 street SW, was extinguished by firefighters at 11:35 am on Thursday.
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M G Alsever
Thursdas
Engineer Faints After New Union Pacific Record Run
H D Robinson, engineer of the Union Pacific streamlined train, collapsed after bringing a 120 mph record run from Los Angeles into New York. The 56 hour 55 minute voyage beat the 1906 mark by a wide margin. crowds cheered as W Averill Harriman and Carl Gray greeted the train, while Robinson was aided by physicians and seated in a chair.
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H. D. Robinson
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Robinson
California
Carl R. Gray
F. 4H
San Francisco
W. Averill Harriman
Iowa’s Democratic meeting highlights farmer New Deal talk
Mrs Ellsworth Richardson of Albia spoke on The Farmer and the New Deal to a crowded crowd at Democratic headquarters in Vinton. Others included Dr P V Neuzil and Mrs R B Pelter, with Rep A C Willford also speaking.
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Minnie Strohbehn
Grant Township
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Chelsea
Emma Posekany
Rock Island
Keystone
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Irksville
Pawiune Pirtle
Ottumwa
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Belle Plaine
Paul Braksick
Schluntz
Tipton
Cedar County
KK P
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Stanwood
J. M Blazek
Center Junction
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Peter Praham
Methodist Church
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Louis Schiemme
Cascade
Vernon Weber
John Weber
Prairieburg
Sacred Heart Church
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Karl Weber
Maples Inn
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Jones County
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Memorial Hall
Dallas
Feuerbach
Waldo Dunker
Clement Bevins
George Eichmeyer
C A Johnson
Backyer
Miss Orva Krejci Weds Charles Slauson at Cedar Rapids Parsonage
Miss Orva Krejci daughter of Mr and Mrs John Krejci of Cedar Rapids and Charles J Slauson son of Mr and Mrs Floyd G Slauson of Marion were married by Rev John M Walters at the First Methodist church parsonage. The reception followed at the bridegroom's home with sixteen guests. The couple will reside at 470 Twelfth Street Marion.
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John Krejci
Fourteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Charles J. Slauson
Floyd G. Slauson
Twelfth Street
John M. Walters
First Methodist Church
Robert G. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Slauson
Grant High School
Marion High School
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Geraldine
Bessie Slauson
Lucille Albaugh
Robert Brown
Emil Zisek
Charles de Wald
Frances Taylor
Millard Port
Marion
Alleged juvenile confession linked to Joss home theft
Willis Grommon, 15, of Marion, allegedly confessed to Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon that he entered the Charles Joss residence on South Eleventh Street last Sunday and stole watches belonging to Mr and Mrs Joss. Wilson Booze, 17, was cleared after questioning and released. Grommon reportedly admitted breaking in by removing a window casing. both watches were recovered and he was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Marion
Larry Condon
Charles Joss
South Eleventh Street
Joss
Grumman
Woman 74 Awarded $1 in Breach of Promise Suit
Lincoln Nebraska AP district court jury awarded Mrs. Demaries Barnes 74 a verdict for 1 dollar against John Jacob Moore 72 in a breach of promise suit. She sought 10 000 claiming he proposed twice and she accepted but he did not wed her.
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Lincoln, Neb
Demaries Barnes
John Jacob Moore
Moore
Bain Granted New Trial In Illinois
The Illinois Supreme Court granted a new trial to John Bain John H. Bain and WW Merle Fisher, Chicago bankers convicted of accepting deposits in the West Inglewood Trust and Savings Bank while knowing it was insolvent.
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INS
John Bain
John H. Bain
Merle Fisher
Chicago
West Inglewood Trust and Savings Bank
State Supreme Court
Two Charged With Murder Of Lapidus
Omaha police file first degree murder charges against William Maher and James Totino leaders of an Omaha liquor ring for the December 22 1931 killing of Harry Lapidus wealthy Jewish businessman and philanthropist. Police chief Lamar Dick refuses to discuss evidence but says charges are supported by concrete facts.
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William Maher
James Totino
Harry Lapidus
Robert Lamar Dick
Local ads feature discounts and rewards program
A newspaper ad bundle offers a $25 reward for information leading to arrests linked to immoral use of want ads. It promotes various low price items from Richards College Pharmacy and Armstrong's Sport Goods, including Winchester ammo, trusses, belts, clothing, and window glass. Also invites readers to place classified ads in the ANTED RENT column.
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Gazette
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Armstrong
Niche Richards College Pharmacy
1St Ave
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St. NE
Dial
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R Knitting Co
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