Market Report Shows Hog Prices Slipping Amid Weak Demand
Chicago prices for hogs dropped 10 to 20 cents across classes as heavy supplies moved to packers. Cattle were steady to down 25 cents with steers scarce and light demand for grass cattle. Sheep were meager but lambs sold strong from 6.75 to 7.25 with packers bidding slightly above. Receipts totaled about 25,660 hogs and 8,000 sheep head, with varied movements at major markets.
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Besos Ae
Ts Wits
Wits
TS Axe
Rai
Bocas
Bano
Wein Sc
Price
Iose
Manly
Sangiher
Wheat Rallies After Slump In Chicago Markets
Wheat surged after reports heat damaged crops in the northwest. Spring wheat stands were destroyed in many areas, limiting production to the main stem. May wheat climbed to 1.01 1/4 dollars, with other futures mixed as oats rose and provisions held firm.
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Chicago
Iowa Hog Prices by Market Today
Iowa hog prices list by market including Mason City Ottumwa Des Moines Cedar Rapids Waterloo and notes on changes and ranges for hog weights from 120 pounds to over 450 pounds. Prices vary by weight class with several markets showing stable or slight declines and terms like prime and good packers.
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Iowa
Mason City
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Good Packers
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Hog prices slump as U S hog market reports weak day
Des Moines dispatch from AP notes USDA data showing 24 hour hog receipts at 400 head, down from 23,500 a week ago and 14,000 a year ago. Quotes by weight range from light under 140 lbs to heavy 290 lbs plus with packing sows listed. long haul shipments noted with airbrinkage adjustments.
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Des Moines
U. S. Dept. 3 Agriculture
Minnesota
Hogs and cattle market report from Peoria King Market
AP dispatch from Peoria Illinois reports hog receipts at one head and prices 4.30 to 4.40 with top at 4.40. Cattle and calf receipts around 200 head each with steadier pricing and top calves at 5.50.
Chicago Cattle and Hog Receipts Report Weak to Mixed
United States Department of Agriculture reports Chicago market receipts totaling about 25 000 hogs and 6 000 cattle with varied prices. Hog top bids around 4.65 with lower values for various weights and sow categories. lighter hogs and sows show less strength. Cattle receipts include calves and feeders with most cattle selling near 6.00 to 6.75, others unevenly weaker by about 25 cents.
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Chicago
U. S
Kansas City Livestock Prices Tumble Across Markets
Kansas City cattle and hog prices ease with slow, uneven bids. Top hogs at 4.40 for 190 to 250 pounds. steers 550 to 900 pounds 5.25 to 6.50. calves 500 head showing weakness to 25 cents. Sheep receipts 4,000 head with lambs about 25 cents lower and ewes steady.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Dept. of Ae Ee
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Prices Fall Across Beef Pigs
Receipts at Omaha ranged with hogs at 13 000 head mostly 10c lower and top at 4 25 while cattle receipts reached 5 500 head with feeders scarce and demand soft. Lambs 808 direct to arrive averaging 73 lbs sold around 7 00 with steady to higher futures and notable top ranges for clipped lambs and fed lambs.
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Omaha
Neb
U. Dept. of Agr
Sean Odd An
Stock Traders Display Caution In Choppy Session
Stocks moved cautiously amid new currency stabilization moves in London and a dollar rally in foreign exchange markets. The day featured several losses and some advances with minor gains, ending in irregular fashion as turnover ran about 4.6 million shares.
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New York
London
Bond Market Steady With Narrow Gains Across Government Issues
The bond market moved in a narrow range with U S government issues gaining 3 32 to 10 32 of a point. Profit taking in rails dampened fresh bullish activity though some issues rose like New York Central 5s Delaware & Hudson 4s Warner Bros 6s and Santa Fe 4 }4s. Industrials stayed quiet as stock market uncertainty kept moves restrained. A closing line notes an unrelated line about tribes and the sun.
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New York
U. S
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
Warner Bros
Santa Fe
Erie
Southern Railway
Chesapeake Age Ohio
American Telephone
International Telephone
New York Stocks Mixed As Rail and Steel Dailies Move
Market report shows Allegha M St P & P up 9 percent while Western rail and power stocks advance. United States Steel climbs 57 percent with Woolworth at 45 percent and Un Pac at 115, other names vary.
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Rec Ow i
So Pac
St Oil Cal
St Oil NJ
UN Pac
Unit Air
Unit Corp
U S Rule
U S Steel
West E
Mie
Woolworth
Chicago grain prices and seed rates from AP report
AP lists Chicago cash grain bids for wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds. Prices show various No 2 and No 1 bids for wheat and corn with white and yellow varieties, oats and rye values, barley as 42 6c, timothy seed 3.25 3.50, clover seed 8.00 12.75 per cwt.
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Chicago Cash F
Leo
Wheat and grain receipts and prices from Minneapolis
Minneapolis AP reports wheat receipts totaling 281 cars from 43 years ago. Prices cited include No. 1 northern 92 to 93 cents per bushel, No. 1 dark northern 94 to 96 cents, with various protein contents and durum types listed. Corn No. 3 yellow 42 to 44 cents, oats No. 3 white 39 to 40 cents.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Flour Prices and Shipments Reported in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis flour market shows carload lots for family patrons with prices around 36.60 and 6.70 per barrel for 98 pound sacks. Shipments total 36,519 barrels with Pure Bran at 15.00 to 15.50 and Standard Middlings at 15.50 to 16.00.
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Minneaapolis
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Poultry Live Receipts and Butter Prices Steady
Poultry live receipts 42 trucks with steady prices. Leghorn hens roosters and broilers quoted. geese and ducks trading modestly. Butter receipts 15,570 tubs, firm. various creamery grades listed with price ranges. Eggs receipts 12,272 cases firm. multiple grade quotes. Futures show crude price levels for butter and rapes.
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Chicago
U. S
Virginia Cobblers
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Triumphs
Missouri
Virginia
Wisconsin
New York Cheese and Egg Receipts Report
Butter receipts total 17 412 tubs with 87 to 91 score creamery firsts. Cheese receipts 176 471 lbs with firm, unchanged. eggs receipts 21 690 cases with irregular tone and average checks. Dressed poultry firm and unchanged.
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New York
S. c
New York Sugar Market Report
New York raw sugar futures fall one to two points while refined sugar holds at 4.60 per hundredweight. Analysts note modest price movement amid market calm.
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New York
United States Bond Market closes varied as prices mixed
United States bonds traded with Liberty 3s at 102.20, Liberty 44s at 102.8, and Liberty fourth 4s at 103.1. Treasury 4s near 110.2, Treasury 3s around 100.1 to 100.15 range, and other issues quoted between 98.25 and 102.13 in a mixed session.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Aroaeuy S
Feed Market Review shows strong gains across feedstuffs
Chicago market notes from June 27 report unusually sharp price gains in nearly all feedstuffs as demand improves and grains rise. Wheat feeds rise up to five dollars per ton, cottonseed meal up to six dollars per ton, with pig crop and sow figures for 1933 showing gains over prior year.
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Chicago
Ill
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Former Chancellor Arrested on Corruption Charge
Berlin reports former Chancellor Gustaf Odopf Bauer a socialist is arrested and charged with corruption. He allegedly enriched himself by 750000 marks at taxpayers' expense while heading the ministry that helped shape the Versailles peace treaty. Bauer, 63, held finance and commerce roles and was vice chancellor.
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Berlin
Gustaf Odopf Bauer
Dr. Bauer
Versailles
Muellers
Wirth
Club Girls Present Program at 76 Farm Bureau Meeting
The Seventy-Six township division of Muscatine county Farm Bureau met Wednesday night at the John Eliason home. Four-H club girls led the program and also supervised the social hour, considering weather conditions for attendance.
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Muscatine
Air Mail Rates Cut Across Service
Washington reports air mail operators will see a 25 percent rate reduction starting July 1 as the post office considers new rates and route readjustments. Postage for air mail remains unchanged and mileage will not be curtailed despite a reduced Service appropriation from 19 million to 15 million dollars.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Oil Station Robber Given Prison Term
Virgil Drinkwater 20 Warrensburg Mo was sentenced by District Judge R W Hasner to not more than 25 years in the Anamosa reformatory after pleading guilty to robbery with aggravation He robbed a filling station here June 19 taking 65 dollars and kidnapping attendant William Kayser The money was recovered when Drinkwater was arrested the same night in Cedar Rapids for Yote Coupon.
New Plan Proposed for Evaporated Milk Industry
A new plan to compensate evaporated milk producers in Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Ohio and Wisconsin was submitted by industry representatives. It will be discussed at a Farm Act Administrators public hearing Thursday and sets minimum producer prices based on regional average butter prices per pound. The schedule will vary by state and region.
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Washington
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Crop conditions across regions show varied gains and losses
The report notes larger crops this year in most north central states except Iowa Wisconsin and North Dakota with higher fall farrow estimates for the corn belt up 13 percent. Pastures and meadows declined east of the mountains while western ranges weakened. Oats suffer significant damage from heat and drought with some grain shortages noted in the southwest and general grain needs expected in parts of the corn producing regions.
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North Central
Iowa
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Ois Ceopress
Allaife
World Wheat Carry-Over Seen Rising for 1933-34
The Bureau of Agriculture Economics says world wheat carry-over as of July 1 may be up to 50 million bushels higher than last year. The U S crop appears short of domestic needs but a carry-over and new crop could yield a surplus for export. Prices rise largely due to dollar depreciation in foreign exchanges while world prices stay low. Export sales look unlikely while U S prices remain above export parity. Germany and France reportedly hold larger stocks than a year ago.
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Washington
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
United States
Germany
France
Poultry and Chiropractic Ads in Hershey Building
Professional Dr. J. G. Johnston, chiropractor, operates in the Hershey building with phone 2589. Also advertised are POULTRY SPRING chickens for sale at Welsch, Ruchman Crossing, by Fred.
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J. G. Johnston
Hershey
Welsch, Ruchman Crossing
Soviets Continue Hunt for Mattern
Soviet guards and sailors searched north of Khabarovsk for American aviator Jimmie Mattern who reportedly forced down southwest of the city while attempting a world flight. Experts doubt he reached the Aleutians and note good visibility after he left for Alaska. He carried a rifle and fishing gear for potential survival.
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Khabarovsk
Siberia
Jimmie Mattern
Here
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Okhotsk Sea
Brittlebank Embarks On Fourteenth World Tour From Charleston
Julius B. Brittlebank, 74, heads to Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition as his fourteenth global journey begins. He has attended every major world fair since 1893, staying active in international exhibitions.
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Associated Press
Charleston
S. C
Julius B. Brittlebank
Globe Trotter
Brittlebank
Chicago
West Branch Couple Wed At Bride's Home
Miss Margaret Ervin and Ernest Olsen married at noon Wednesday June 28 at the bride’s parents’ home in West Branch. Rev. H. M. Grant officiated. attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Ervin Jr. The ceremony featured garden flowers, blue and peach colors, and a luncheon for 26 guests before the couple left for Chicago. They will reside in West Branch where Olsen works for East Side Lumber.
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West Branch
Margaret Ervin
Wilson Ervin
Ernest Olsen
J. C. Olsen
H. M. Grant
Methodist Church
Wilson Ervin, Jr
Vinton
Earl Ervin
Mendelssohn
Lohengrin
Joan Hill
Olsen
Chicago
Century of Progress
East Side Lumber Company
Iowa couples issued licenses to wed in Mercer County
Three Iowa couples receive marriage licenses in Mercer County Illinois. The pairs are James Hall and Katheryn Adle of Wapello, Paul Havenhill and Louise Johnson of Wapello, and Herman E. Mielke and Marie V. Lees of Coal Valley.
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Iowa
Aledo
Mercer County
Ill
James Hall
Katheryn Adle
Wapello
Paul Havenhill
Louise Johnson
Herman E. Mielke
Marie V. Lees
Coal Valley
Bank of England opens costly staff kitchen in London
The new Bank of England has installed a 200000 dollar staff kitchen described as the largest and most expensive in London. It can serve lunches at a rate of 2000 meals per day.
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Bank of England
London
Central State Bank Incorporation Notice
Notice states that the undersigned have formed a body corporate under Iowa law for a commercial banking institution. The corporation is named Central State Bank and will locate at its principal place of business as specified in the filing.
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Central State Bank
State of
Iowa
Muscatine Bank Incorporation Details From Iowa Registry
The document outlines a proposed state bank in Muscatine Iowa under Iowa Code Charters 414 415 416. It specifies 125000 dollars capital split into 1250 shares at 100 dollars each and a 20 year duration from incorporation. It lists initial directors led by R F Davis and T C Clark with officers including R F Davis as President and T C Clark as Vice President. It notes annual stockholder meetings on the second Tuesday in January with elections and board duties.
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Muscatine
Yrowa
Iowa
State of
R. F. Davis
T. C. Clark
Henry F. Otto
Beach
Robert Shield
William Cashman
Letts
R. E. Realing
Robert K. Barry
R. E. Jackson
Board of Directors
R. F Davis
M. B. Guthrie
Glen Downing
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