Hog Prices Slip as Receipts Rise Across Markets
Chicago hog prices edge lower amid higher receipts while other markets hold firmer. Sluggish demand keeps cattle steady with slight declines in Chicago fed steers. top hogs around 4.60 with averages near 3.65. Other cities show varied activity as receipts mount, with Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and St Louis reporting steadier or higher tones.
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Representative Sales Steers and Cattle Market Report
Representative sales data shows varying steers cows and numbers with prices ranging across lots. Sheep markets failed to advance but held a generally good tone with receipts not burdensome and demand fairly active. Chicago steady on lambs with best natives and westerns at seven fifty and average holding.
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East and Midwest Livestock Markets Mixed in Early Trade
Reports from Chicago Pittsburgh and Des Moines show lambs selling strong to high bids with feeder lambs and ewes moving at varied prices. Hog receipts rise with mixed quotes across Des Moines St Louis Kansas City and Ottumwa markets while cattle and sheep listings edge lower in some yards.
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Chicago Butter Market Receipts and Prices Mixed
Market notes from Chicago show butter receipts at 182 23 with firsts and specials noted across several lots. Reports mention creamery specials, grated products, and varying prices amid a broad range of dairy items and related commodities.
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Rye Jump 9 Cents Pulls Wheat and Corn from Slump
Chicago. May rye led gains on the board of trade as millers bought, lifting rye 5 cents and supporting wheat and corn after a dull morning. Rye rose independently to a substantial advance while other grains recovered late. Cash prices were steady. receipts totaled 26 cars.
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Hogs Weaken on Local Market Amid Price Drops
Local hog prices eased Tuesday with most grades down a few cents. Prime top declined to 3.80 while calf and sheep markets show varied quotes. Readings note weaker demand and price adjustments across hog, calf, and lamb categories.
Wall Street Stocks Endure Tepid Tuesday Trading
New York, AP A subdued market showed little enthusiasm as stocks and staples moved narrowly with no clear leaders. Major gains appeared in a few autos like General Motors and Chrysler while most rails and industrials held steady or drifted. Chrysler executives forecast a potential four million car year amid a broad uptick in auto demand.
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J. W. Scoville
Grain Movement Shows Chicago Cash Grain Prices
Chicago cash grain quotes list No 2 red 867.08 No 2 hard 8624%:8i¢ No 2 yellow 523,6753¢ No 3 yellow 52'44752'.¢ No 4 yellow Si 2440 352¢ No 2 white 5 £ 1.956¢ sample grade 2e Oats No 2 white 36%36%1¢ No 3 White 344.36¢ sample grade 30c Rye No sales Barley 424. 64¢ Timothy 4504 75 Clover seed 1000 4713 50 Lard 562 loose 492. loin 487. D S belly 642. Minneapolis cash grain receipts 49 cars 237 year ago. No 1 northern 86',989's¢ No 1 dark northern protein 87'sar90' 1A 0 per cent da B7' 490! ¢ 59 per cent AT! 4090" ,¢12 per cent B7'2q 89 No dark bard Montana 14 per cent 89! arrival. No 2 amber durum 1034. VOG's No 2 dark $tOl'ae1 04's Red durum 63'ge Sept 86'4c Dec 80%ac May 92',r Conn No yellow 47 4040!" Qath No FJ oahite Wye
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Unclear Market Note From VIOTh Amid Mixed Abbreviations
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered numbers names and phrases lacking coherent context. Readable items include references to prices like 6401 and 24H, with partial fragments mentioning months or places but no complete events or entities to anchor a concrete summary.
Tuesday Quotations Mixed Across Many Stocks
A long list of stock quotations appears with numerous company names such as Adams Express Alaska Juneau Allied Chem Kresge Loews and Union Carbide. The page shows bid prices and percent figures for a wide array of corporations across industries and markets.
Birth Announcement for Sever at Mercy Hospital
Ervin Sever born at Mercy Hospital on August 22 at 410 Thirty First Avenue SW to parents Birtis and Atrs. The newborn weighs and ages are not listed.
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Death of W B Neighbour Recalls Longtime City Resident
W B Neighbour, 75, of 1652 Ellis Boulevard NW, collapsed and died of a heart attack at 5 pm Monday while walking near his home. Coroner R A Vorpahl ruled death natural with no inquest. Born Sept 2, 1857 in Center Point, he lived in the city 30 years and left three daughters Neva Olga and Eileen and two sons Clare and Rolland. Surviving siblings include A E Neighbour of Spokane. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Willis D Cissna 75 dies after nine month illness
Willis D. Cissna a retired Cedar Rapids builder died at his daughter’s home 1027 Fifth Avenue SE at 8 30 p m Monday after a nine month illness Born in Niles Michigan June 11 1868 he lived in Cedar Rapids 28 years A member of the Woodmen of the World Surviving his wife five children 13 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren He will be buried in Pennington cemetery after services at the First Christian church Sigourney. Friends may call at the Rohn West Side chapel Tuesday evening.
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Brother of Clyde Barrow Arrested in Texas
Tharrow, younger brother of Clyde and Marvin Barrow, was arrested in Nacogdoches at the request of Dallas County Sheriff Schmidt. He is wanted on an automobile theft charge and was taken into custody Monday, held in the Nacogdoches jail.
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Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples in State
Clifford Henry Perkins of Tipton and Alberta Augusta Hints of West Liberty. Joseph Herman of Amana and RedalL Verses of Solon. Clenn Abraham of Vinton and Velma Mc Elroy of Vinton filed for marriage licenses.
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Grocers' convention talks code and NRA plans
Delegates hear progress on a national grocers code and NRA program with Washington talks by Janssen and Johnson. Kittinger warns towns against more bonds for poor funds while Bartell urges broader membership and notes the code’s influence on relief and adoption. A banquet with McPherson planned at Montrose hotel follows committee reports and exhibits. social events include stag and theater parties.
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City Briefs and Personals
F A Geiger 31 of Amana and Ray Eldred 21 were fined $10 and costs each in police court Tuesday for intoxication. Mr and Mrs John Nolan visited Ottumwa Tuesday with their son John Jr. Dan Kruidenier commissioner of public safety and his family moved from 1841 E avenue N7 to 800 Seventeenth street SE.
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Shueyville Picnic at Riverside Park Wednesday
The Shueyville Sunday school picnic will be held Wednesday at Riverside Park. A ball game is planned between the single and married men teams.
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Vigilantes Hold Meeting at South Side Club
The Linn County Vigilantes convened Monday evening at the South Side Commercial club with John Krall of Fairfax presiding. Dr. J. R. Gardner county chief of Lisbon spoke as Al Gerardi's accordion band provided entertainment. Cards were played and refreshments served.
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Arm Gash Injures Rapids Chevrolet Worker
F L Dean of 1818 Higley Avenue SE suffered a left arm gash Monday evening while removing a windshield at Rapids Chevrolet. he was taken to Mercy hospital for first aid. The injury was not serious.
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Allan C Norton joins Holden Kahler in Cedar Rapids
Allan C Norton longtime Cedar Rapids office equipment man, after twenty three years in the business, has become associated with the Holden Kahler company. He will devote nearly all his time to calling on local offices.
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Final Knights of Columbus Dance Announced for Cedar Park
Knights of Columbus council No. 909 announces the season finale public dance at Cedar Park Friday night. Tickets are sold at the gate for those not buying in advance from K of C members.
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Cedar Rapids poet Jay Sigmund discharged to Waubeck cottage
Cedar Rapids poet Jay Sigmund left Anamosa hospital Thursday and returned to his Waubeck summer cottage. Friends say he will stay about five days and make daily trips for treatment of injuries from an automobile accident near Anamosa on August 6. He plans to return to Cedar Rapids afterward.
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Two Dead Three Burned In Celluloid Blast In Newark
An explosion at the Celluloid Corporation plant in Newark, New Jersey, killed one man and one woman and burned three victims severely. The blast occurred Tuesday, with flames seen blocks away and bystanders rushing in to aid the six injured workers. Firefighters later found the bodies of two unidentified individuals inside the burning factory.
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James Mills Found Dead At Home In Cerundy Center
James Mills, 70, a longtime resident of Cerundy Center, was found dead in his bed by his wife on Monday.
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Masonic Picnic Speaker Featured in Linn County Event
George Farmer of Cedar Rapids deputy grand secretary of the Masonic lodge will address the Linn county Masonic and Eastern Star picnic at Thomas Park. M. Carson will give the welcome, Paul Clark will respond, and a Marion male quartet led by Roy Sawyer will perform with accordionist Roland Goudy. A noon picnic dinner is planned under Mrs. R. J. Kendall’s supervision.
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Public Works Board Chooses Typical Iowa Projects
The Iowa Public Works advisory board met in Des Moines to review representative projects for inclusion in the Iowa program. Chairman Harry Cooper, W. F. Riley, E. P. Adler, and others attended, with P. F. Hopkins and Lt. Gov. Nels Kraschel present. Announcement of projects will come from Washington, and the board will not disclose recommended items.
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Barn and machine shed on Frank Koss farm destroyed by fire
A barn and machine shed on Frank Koss's Linn Junction area farm burned down discovered at 10:30 p m Monday. Neighbors helped save the house despite burning shingles and sparks. Firefighters were misdirected due to a riverside call, delaying aid. roads blocked by poor conditions prevented heavy equipment. No livestock lost. only a small pile of barley discarded.
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Two Scouts to Receive Their Eagle Awards
William Mercer and Walter Dennis of Troop 9 sponsored by the Kiwanis club led by Scoutmaster 11 M Wies will receive Eagle Scout awards at the August Boy Scout court of honor at Bever Park council ring at 7 30 pm. Troop 10 sponsored by the central fire station led by Scoutmaster Fred Condon will host.
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Man Burned When Gasoline Stove Explodes
Elmer Snow of 946 M street 8W suffered burns on hands and arms at 12 35 p m Tuesday when a gasoline stove exploded as he turned a burner down Firemen extinguished a small fire caused by the blast Snow received first aid and the burns were not serious The blaze was confined to wallpaper varnish and the stove
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