Livestock Market Report from South St Paul Sale
Receipts at South St Paul include cattle hogs and sheep with varied prices. Feeder steers and heifers mostly steady with some down. hogs lighter by about 15 cents on heavy weights. Sheep and lamb offerings steady to higher with strong demand for good choice lambs and ewes trading around 6.50 to 7.25.
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Dave
Acim
Puostty
Shela Seteo
Seid
Wallive
OMNES
Omana
Tfar
Grarlngs
Sieep Sa Nhie
U S
Gmod and Choice
Dbs
Valendas
Cue
Choice
Minnesota
Stoux City
Sioux City
Acme
Wome
Shippers
ST Ovace Livestour
ST Paul
Mins
Cannes
Local Hog Market Shows Slight Slump And Mixed Grades
Local prices edge down for light hogs while most other hog grades hold steady. Scattered figures include good hogs 140-160 lbs around 5.30 to 5.73, and packers at 4.25 to 6.50 with various weights and quality notes across the market. Beef, steer, and lamb sections show mixed movement with ranges noted for different classes and weights.
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Awe
Cedar Rapids Miscellanieous Grain Prices and Produce
A Cedar Rapids market list shows prices for grains and produce including wheat No 2 58 cents bushel soybeans No 2 yellow 2. Notable items include barley No 3 25 to 34 cents, hay and straw baled values, butter and cream prices, and wholesale fruits and vegetables such as lemons 5.50 per 200, grapefruits 2.75 to 3.50, cabbage 2.60, onions 1.45, and apples one dollar. Livestock prices list hens, spring chickens, leghorns, and cocks with various weights and prices, plus hides and horse prices and bakery items.
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Cedar Rapida
Bond Market Prepares for Broad Action Amid Mixed Signals
New York buyers bid selectively in a listless session as traders expected broader movement from government loans and favorable business news. Corporate issues like Purity Bakery 4s and Portland General Electric 4s edged up, while Missouri Pacific 5s and American and Foreign Power 5s eased. Government bonds closed firmer in spots with treasuries around 4 1/2 to 46 1/2.
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NEW YORK+AP
Colombia
Purity Bakery
International Hydro Electric
Santa Fe
Portland General Electric
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
American and Foreign Power
Illinois Central
Stocks Show Advances In Some Issues
In New York on Tuesday selective stock rallies followed an early Monday decline. After a weak start buyers nudged prices higher with some advances in favored issues and about 600000 shares changing hands. The market showed a light broad pullback and several new highs emerged, including Western Union and du Pont, while other leaders like Chrysler and American Can fluctuated.
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New York
General Motors
Western Union
Burlington Malls
du Pont
Chrysler
Great Northern
Anaconda
Kennecott
North American
U.S Rubber
American Can
Pathe
United Aircraft
Continental Can
Electric Autolite
Wall Street Stock Listings From Juneau and Beyond
Stock table excerpts from Wall Street listing major issuers and trading names including Allied Stores, International Paper, Lehigh Valley, Caterpillar, Procter Gamble, Coca Cola, Sears Roebuck, Standard Oil, U S Steel, General Motors, Westinghouse, and many others. The page shows prices and percentage changes across a wide array of companies, with extensive cataloging of industrials, miners, and manufacturers reflected in the Juniper era ticker lines. The text emphasizes diversified listings, sector coverage, and market breadth across national corporations.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Tulsdal's
Aduing Express
Intl Paper
Alaska
Juneau
Gs and
Tel & Tel & Allesheny Corputidohns
Manville
All Choy
Kans City
Sou Ty
Allied Stores
Ota Kayser
Julius Lita Allis
Ghaimers
Kennecott
Ua Ami Leaitr
Aineston
Lehigh Valley
Loune Wiles
Amn
Aum
Roll Mills
Ann Smieltine
McLellan Storey
Stoc Fdy
Marshall
Sug RM
Martin Soo
Mathieson Ak
Mastas
Amy Zinc
Allaconda
Mont Ward Armour Co
Motor Wheel
Assd Dry Goods
Murray Corp
Atchinon
Nash
Pacevn
Lt & Pwr Hstuen Aes
Bis
Sitohig
Bors Warner
Ous Steel
Brinks Mfc
Packard Mtrs
Budd Te
Philips Pot
Pillsbury
Procter Sumpin
Pasen
Pullinan Co
Radio ” Corpn
Radio Keith
Behentey
Coca Cola
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Suthern
Simmons Co
Consol Edison
Consol
Gecony Vic
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Curtis Wrisht
Oyt Curtiss
Deere & Co
Studeonker
du Pont
Thompson
Tidewater
Eaton
Lee Quitohite
Union Paarl Ba Freeport Tex
Cart
Gen Foods
United Fragaat
Gen Motors
Gas Co
Uny Ea Dage
Gimbel’ Bros
Otay Fe
U & Rubber
Goodrich BP
U S Realty
Goodyear Tire
U S Steel
Graham Paice
Walworth
Rapid
Ward Bak
Sreground
Warner Bros S
Wilton & Co
Inspiration
Woolworth
Harve
Yellow Truck
Hydro
Y'nesta
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Autom
Heileman
AVI & Transp
Jarvis WB
East Blessing
Lion of
Butler Bros
Midwest Corp
Quaker
Chicaro Corp
Walker Pr
Edison
Swift As Co
Swift
Walgreen
Wheat Prices Slip on Beneficial Rains and Cooler Weather
Wheat futures declined across North American markets as beneficial rains and cooler conditions dampened demand. Chicago board showed losses with September at 144 1/4 cents and oats down about 4 cents. Winnipeg led declines while Manila and Liverpool markets eased. Private crop forecasts trimmed domestic wheat output to 672 million bushels, 94 million below government July figures, with corn also easing on weaker wheat signals.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Tracers
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Manitoba
Wheat and grain quotes from Winnipeg Chicago and Minneapolis
Market notes show Winnipeg open high and low with October close and bids, Chicago cash wheat classes with No 1 No 2 and mixed samples, oat and barley ranges, Minneapolis cash prices for wheat, corn and oats with No 1 heavy dark and durum listings, reflecting uncertain trading and varied quality assessments.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Ted Durum
Market Report New York Produce Prices and Receipts
New York markets show mixed produce receipts for eggs butter and cheese with colors and quality varying. Egg receipts 15 fg steady with standards full range and some high grades. butter receipts 1.37 with irregular demand. cheese receipts 397 887 steady with unchanged prices.
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New York
Wisconsin Cheese Quotas and Dairy Market Notes
Wisconsin cheese quotas for July 31 to August 5 show daisies at 12 percent, cheddar flats 12 percent, commodores 13 cents, and other items as noted. Boston wool market reports slow bidding with scattered inquiries and small sales. prices mostly unchanged from last week with some mid quality wools around 32 cents delivered.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Fapi
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Boston
Wert Eniiare
Deaths Mrs Bessie H Allen and Almerion Burgess
Mrs Bessie H Allen wife of James Allen died at 343 Fifth avenue SW Cedar Rapids after a short illness She was born November 23 1892 and lived here all her life A pioneer beauty shop operator she is survived by her husband and several siblings The body is at Monahan funeral home with services to be announced Almerion P Burgess died suddenly of a heart attack at his Marion route 1 farm home The Turner chapel will host services with Rev O A Myer and Rev Hindman The Osceola I O F lodge of Marion will pallbear and conduct graveside rites at Shiloh cemetery in Louisville Friends may call at the chapel
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Bessie H. Allen
Bessie H Allen
James Allen
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Allen
First Avenue
Frank
George Barta
Frank Jirouch
Frank Thomas
A. P. Burgess
Almerion P. Burgess
Marion
Turner Chapel
O. A. Myer
Robins
Hindman
Lafayette
Shiloh
Louiss
Osceola I. O. Fledge
City Briefs And Personal Items From Local News
Winter temple No 78 Pythian Sisters meet Thursday at 8 p m Bungalow canning school Wednesdays at 2 00 Advertise ment Cedar Rapids Chapter No 194 Order of Ahepa meets tonight at 8 Moose hall Dr George H Doherty called to Ottumwa by death of his brother John E Doherty funeral Thursday Frank McCarthy William Mc Laughlin Ray Coward attend Young Democrats district meeting Oelwe in Norden lodge 336 Vasa Order of America meet Wednesday 8 p m 838 First avenue E A delegate to the district meeting will be elected SE Wo Gifford of Kansas City convalescing after operation at St Luke's hospital WF M Sof Kenwood Methodist church meet Thursday 2 p m election of officers mite boxes Adolph Keneeny 54 released on 125 bond after assault arrest near Ely Leone Fatka omitted from sports story Cedar Rapids Bloomington Three Eye league game Wednesday night at HUW park prior to game Bethel A M E church choir presents Heavenward Journey Friday 8 p m Julia Reed reader Sue Crank pianist directs Nina Miller Ethel Reed Beulah Capes soloists Pageant open to public New officers inducted Town Volunteers post No 1 Verne Hall post commander James Taylor vice commander Herman Schloss chaplain William Haritakas adjutant Ralph Dew sergeant at arms Milo Dicus inside guard 4H Wilson outside guard Captain Sophus Klinge post commander Major J F Currell installing officer Post to cooperate with Veterans of Foreign Wars festival watermelon feast Aug 25 inclusive
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Bethel A. M. E Church
Sue Crank
Nina Miller
Ethel Reed
E Baker
Beulah Capes
Julia Reed
Towa
Verne Hall
James Taylor
Herman Schloss
William Haritakas
Ralph Dew
Milo Dicus
Wilson
Sophus Klinge
J F. Currell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
President Roosevelt vetoes six minor measures
President Roosevelt rejected six acts of Congress. One would pay army reserve officers 50 dollars yearly for three years for uniforms and equipment. Another would let the War Secretary furnish grave markers for private cemeteries not using present headstones. A veterans relief bill was blocked for conflicting with the World War adjusted compensation act. The Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians would receive 15 dollars each. Two measures concerned District of Columbia government.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Army Reserve Corps
Secretary of War
Red Lake
Accuses Gov Stark of Grabbing Glory
Forrest Smith Missouri state auditor accused Governor Lloyd C Stark of trying to take credit for breaking up the Pender machine to boost his political standing. Speaking in Gallup New Mexico en route west he said he demanded the investigation that sent the Kansas City political boss to prison for income tax evasion. He warned Stark won’t get far.
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Gallup
N. M
INS
Lioyd C. Stark
Missouri
Forrest Smith
Smith
New Mexico
Kansas City
Stark
Ad Rates for Consecutive Days in the Gazette
Advertisement rates listed for two to six line placements in consecutive days of the Gazette. The notice specifies size options and pricing tiers for multiple run ads.
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the Gazette
The
Gazette
Lost police dog and wrist watch postings
Police note lists a lost male black and tan German shepherd named Fritz Ree Fritz. Also lost Klein wrist watch from Linger Linger Saturday night. Reward offered. Contact Springville route 2 or 23943 for details.
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Ree Fritz
Wim, Hughes
Rt 2
Springville
Klein
Linger Longer
Marion man arrested again on drunken driving charge
Elmer Novak, 39, of Marion route 3, was picked up Monday night on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He had been arrested July 22 and released the same day on a $300 bond furnished by Mrs Alta Loftus. The recall came from his bondsman and no reason was given. His case will go before the grand jury in the fall court session.
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Elmer Novak
Marion
Peter J Whittemore
John Henderson
Novak
Alta Loftus
Frank Lorence Freed After Arrest To Face Drunk Driving Charge
Frank Lorence, 49, of route No 2, was arrested June 26 after officers followed his weaving car. He was released the next day on orders from the county attorney. A true information will be filed Wednesday morning.
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Frank Lorence
King Thompson
Lorence
Connell
Stusak
Thompson
James H. Shadrich
Beverly
Jim Smith
Shadrich
G. K. Thompson
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Cedar Rapids - Bloomington
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2Nd Ave
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Kenwood Transfer
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Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
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City
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Feather Mattress Co
Lovely Lady Oil
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Bishop's
Cronuizade
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Mer Mary Nell
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Highway 51
Kutchera Coal Co
Hawkese
1St St. SE
Lebeda
Stodola Furniture Co
Louis G Bresht
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H. R Butters
Jim Cusack
Termax Co, Inc
Gog Way
Elmira
Colonial Greeting Card Co
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Rage Huts
3Rd St. SE
R. J. Blodgett Cvenines Witer
M. R. Stith
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Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Midley Blade
Music and Commercial Central Employment AG CY Granby
Tent AG
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Fanny Gob
Harold Meyer
Marenzo
Ron Monet
Milner “Hotel
Radio Television
Northwestern Radio Television Inst. Inc
EL Abc
Dickatsan School
C. OR
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Rapid School of Welding
Marlon
Katz
Auto Parts Co
7Th Ave
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1St Ave. E
3Rd Ave
DODGE
Cedar Rapids Nasis, Co
8Th St
Snyder
Gov. Stark
United States
Gazette i5
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa
Helen Louise
Alice Sherwood
Albert Zeman
Relauy
Anderson Monuments
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Howard Lupton
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J C Ring
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