CHICAGO HOG MARKET SLIPS AS CONSUMERS' DEMAND WEAKENS
Chicago markets report hog prices easing by up to 25 cents from Friday with most grades near 12.25 to 12.60 per cwt. Cattle mostly lower, long-fed steers and yearlings show some activity, early top near 17.75, with liberal supply of value to sell at 12.50 to 15.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Systance
FOG Maekft
Dial Fisk, Woese
Dayiar
Perkerk
Stet
Amt
Ark
ARS
Perkates
Censence
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock
Pricay
Brik
Windy Stein
Meery Cracy
Wits
Biov Reebir
Nachwer
F.des
Ehence Wewlerns
Incres
Peess Waterloo
Corone
Mason City
Sioun
Sioux City
Cape
Enon
Feedine Herters
Local Hog Market Drops Twenty Cents Amid Mixed Trade
Local hog markets eased by about 20 cents as buyers showed uneven interest and producers pressed for higher prices. Hog prices traded varied with attention on milking demand, while cattle and sheep sections reflected steadier tone and occasional shifts in spreads across Chicago and regional markets.
C DzZAR RAPIDS Miscellanieous
A shuffled retail ledger listing various agricultural and wholesale items with mixed spellings and OCR errors. It mentions fruits vegetables hides and leather goods, with prices per unit, quantities, and post dates, centered on a Cedar Rapids miscellaneous section.
IOWA LIVESTOCK AUCTION REPORT SUMMARY
Iowa hog receipts and cattle and sheep prices across Des Moines Sioux City and Omaha markets. Reports show lower hogs and steady to higher cattle slaughter yields with feeder trades varying and regional pricing for steers heifers and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Chicago Produce Markets and Butter Prices Report
Chicago and New York produce records show eggs butter and cheese receipts across markets. Notable items include Bearer S34 22 F 47 extras and various firsts and seconds for butter, live poultry receipts with hens and roosters, and potato and produce pricing trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ateecy Creamery
Mercy
Poymeus
Ein Co
Idaho
Washington
U & No
The
Sond
Woronetf Cobblers UC
Pup Pebote Biss
New York
Liquidation Drives Seasonal Lows in Chicago Wheat
Wheat futures fell as liquidation tightened seasonal lows in Chicago amid weak U.S. demand and rains in the Southern Hemisphere. Reports from Argentina and Australia suggested ample availability while U.S. wheat receipts showed muted buying interest. Prices eased up to 2 cents, with new crop months holding near the prior close as market nerves and selling pressure persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Momdar
Howe
Ewer
Pramier
Minneemeks
Eeath
Egsterm Connec Sons
Miscellcnneous Market Notes Mixed Sugar Wool and Forex
Sugar futures fluctuated around 8 360 in New York with mixed moves across contracts. Wool prices in Boston held steady amid calm activity as Australia sales approach, while foreign exchange showed steady demand across major currencies with modest gains for several mapped pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Market
Boston
S&s
Dent
T.me
Australia
Jooxine
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Denmark
Pinland
Spain
Poland
Hungary
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Modest gains in federal loans mark quiet bond market
New York AP reports modest improvement in federal loans and a light upturn in rail obligations as traders absorbed weekend Washington notes. Government borrowing around 1.2 billion dollars for September. Federal issues rose about 1.5 to 6.25 points with small losses near 0.3 point. rail issues led a gentle upswing while ten dollar loans remained quiet. UNITED STATES BONDS. New York AP 08. Konda closed Treasury 3s 60-42 June 105 19. Treasury 1s 46-49 1053 Treasury 3s 53-55 3102 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAW York Bold Review
New York
Treasury
Washington
United States
Konda
Fayette County 4-H Demonstrations at West Union Fair
Ten Fayette county 4-H demonstration teams will compete with canning exhibits Tuesday at the Fayette county fair in West Union. Blanche Rose of Osian will judge the twelve club booths and the demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Fayette
Fayette County
West Union
Blanche Rose of
Ossian
Stock Market Leaders Slip After Opening Rally
NEW YORK AP After a feeble opening rally, market leaders fell by about 1 point or more as steel shares pulled the index lower in a slow session. Some gains were erased near the close. Notable movers included Consolidated Edison and International Mercantile Marine, while U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, and General Electric among others lagged. Transfers ran near 530,000 shares with bonds firming modestly and U S government securities edging up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Selinme
Consolidated Edison
Western Union
American Metal
Deere
Union Carbide
Howe Sound
Philip Morris
Cutler-Hammer
International Mercantie Marine
Pennsylvania
Southern Railway
Pull
Kennecott
American Smelting
Radio
Paramount
Allis Chalmers
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
General Electric
Monday Quotation Highlights From Wail St Stocks
Wail Street stock quotations list prices from numerous companies including Alaska Juneau Tin Allegheny and Am Tel Tel. The column lists banks, mining firms, steel producers, oil and gas names, automakers, and consumer goods firms with bid and close figures. Names include Allied Chem, Am Can, Remington Rand, Union Carbide, General Motors, and Westinghouse among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Merchants National Bank
Alaska
Juneau
Tin Allegheny Corp
Tel & Tel
Allied Chem
John Manville
Allied Stores
Kenne
Allis Chalmers
Kreste S S
Amal Lea
Kroger G & B
Am Can
Lehigh Valley
Libby Owens
Hide
de Loews, Inc
Intl Corp
Loft Inc
M & Pdy
Lorillard P
Am Metals
Louisvie G & E
É& Lt
McCrory Stores
Rad & S S
McKesson Rob
Am Roll Mills
McLellan
Marshall Fld
Am Steel Fdys
Mathieson Alk
Miami Copper
Am Tel & Tel
Mils Moline
Wat Works
Am Woolen
Mo Pac RR
Bie Am Zinc
Mont Ward
Ark Nat Gas
Motor Wheel
Aig Armour Com
Murray Coron
Nash Kelv
Arch T & S&s F
Bellas
Atlantic
Rte
Natl Biscuit
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Dairy Prod
Baldwin Loco
Dept
Balto & Ohio
Distils
Barter Co
Powa L
Barnsdall ‘A
NY Central
Beatrice Cry
NYMHH
Bendix Ava
Nor Pac
Beth Steel
North Amn
Blaw Knox
Nor Amn
Penick & Fd
Penna R
Burroughs
Penney
J C
Phillips Pel
Cal & Hecla
Pillsbury
Pittsh
Canada Dry
Plymouth
Punman, CO
Cerro de Pasco
Tory Radio Corpn
Ghes & Ohio
Keith Bha
Coth
Mator
Chrysier
Steel
Susteainee Sagt
Col Palmolive
Scheniey
Col Gas & Elec
Seaboard Oil
Coml Credit
Sears. Roebuck
Coml Solvents
Servel. Inc
Come Southern
Sharon Steel
Ongoleum
Shell Onion
Consol Edison
Simmons Co
Enis Gemae
Tay
E. Socony Vr
Bo P. Gonts Motors
Gen Food
Union Carbide
Ben Foods
Union Pac
Alreraft
Air Lines
Gillette & R
Garp
Gumbel Bros + Zee
Goodrich
Goodyear
Hayes Body
Hecker
Vire Corp
Hiram Walker
Wasworth
Houston
Warner
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Dexter Co
Gen Ahold Wy
Aeholf Brew
Belleman
Hutier Thros
Mar Field Hee E
Burt Rsax
Mid-West Cor
Ghieave Corp
Quaker Com
Comw
Edison
Bwift
Corahy Con Bircuit
Walgreen
Cord Corp
Home of Rufus E Lee Sold to Omaha Catholic Bishop
The Omaha diocese will move into the late Rufus E Lee home as heirs Helen Jee Galloway and Beatrice Lee Thomas sell to Bishop James Hugh Ryan. Sale announced Monday by the Cedar Rapids and Council Bluffs heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Rufus E Lee
James Hugh Ryan
Omaha
Helen Jee Galloway
Council Bluffs
Beatrice Lee Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Lee
Allen B. Roberts 82 Pioneer of Iowa Dies
Allen Burke Roberts 82 a pioneer of Iowa died Sunday at 7 45 p m at the home of his daughter Mrs Arvene Marsh man of Ellsworth He had lived with the Marshmans since illness last month Born August 2 1855 near Galion Ohio he came to Eldora Ia in 1878 married Susan May Kilgore He lived in Hardin Calhoun and Lake City later moving to Cedar Rapids and then Ellsworth Survived by son Charles Roberts daughter Mira Mae Stonebraker seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral services 10 am Wednesday at the Marshman home Ellsworth and 2 pm at the First Presbyterian church Lake City Burial in Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Burke Roberts
Charles E. Roberts
Avenue
Bk. W. Dunlap
Elmhurst Drive
Arvene Marshman
Elsworth
Roberts
Dunlap
Marshmans
Mr. Roberts
Galion
Ohio
Charles
Maria Shaver Roberts
Blooming Grove
Lexington Ccadems
Lexington
Eldora
Susan May Kilgore
Hardin County
Calhoun County
Lohrville
Lake City
Central Park
Deaths of Granville Chivington A Med Student Killed
Funeral services were held for Granville Chivington 23 a Coe College student killed Aug 17 in Daggett County Utah by a falling plank from an eighty foot elevation at a well drilling job. He was son of Mr and Mrs L H Covington and brother to Paul a Coe freshman. His father is a noted Powder Wash area rancher near Rock Springs Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Chivington
Coe College
Utah
Masonic Temple
Rock Springs
Wyo
Chivington
Rocky Mountain Drilling Company
Daggett County
L. H. Covington
Powder Wash
Granville
Paul
Coe
Hal S Ray Rock Island official dies in Chicago
Hal S Ray Rock Island Personnel Director and public relations chief died at his Chicago home Sunday morning. Known in Cedar Rapids he had visited there often. Formerly Des Moines general passenger agent his body will be taken there for burial after Tuesday services at St Paul Episcopal church in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal S. Ray
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Klump at Oxford area
Mrs Elizabeth Klump widow of J A Klump died after brief illness at her daughter Mrs C Sponar home near Cedar Rapids at 12 30 am Monday Born September 3 1862 in Iowa City she lived in the Oxford area most of her life Married J A Klump February 2 1882 Survived by son R J Klump Muleshoe Texas three daughters Mrs Harvey Maryk Mrs Charles Sponar Mrs George Elliott one sister Mrs Charles Stratton Oxford five grandchildren and three great grandchildren She was a Presbyterian and Eastern Star member Funeral at Oxford Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 pm Rev Harold Singer of Waterloo and Rev Troy Organ of Oxford to officiate with Eastern Star services Burial in Oxford Cemetery Viewing at Turner Chapel until noon Tuesday then at home until 1 am Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Klump
J. A. Klump
Charles Sponar
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Oxford
R. J. Klump
Muleshoe
Tex
Harvey Maryk
George Elliott
Dowagiac
Mich
Charles Stratton
Klump
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Harold Singer
Waterloo
Troy” Organ
Turner Chapel
Mrs Etta Vance Dies at Daughter's Home on Nineteenth Street
Mrs. Etta Jane Vance passed away at the residence of her daughter Mrs. C. P. Moody located at 806 Nineteenth Street. The report notes the death occurred in the family home under the care of relatives. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the Moody family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Jane Vance
C. P. Moody
Nineteenth Street
Pierce City Native Dies in Cedar Rapids
After a lingering illness, a Pierce City Missouri native born March 49 1869 died in Cedar Rapids. She married Niner C Vance Oct 18 1888 in Pierce City and lived in Mere City before moving to Cedar Rapids to be with her daughter. Survived by two sons I C Vance and W W Vance, two daughters, three grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at Moon chapel Tuesday at 4 pm conducted by Rev E Winslow Brown. Body to be taken to Pierce City for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce City
Niner C. Vance
Mere City
Cedar Rapids
Congregational Church
I. C. Vance
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. W, Vance
Louis L. Hanna Died After Six Weeks Ill In Cedar Rapids
Louis L Hanna 29 died at a local hospital at 9 30 a m Sunday after a six week illness. A Cedar Rapids lifelong resident born June 6 1912 he was a barber with his brother on Second Avenue for four years. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Hanna four sisters a brother a niece and two nephews. Funeral in Polansky chapel at 2 30 p m conducted by a Truth speaker and Rev Frank Helmich burial in Bohemian National cemetery friends may call 7 to 9 p m Monday at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Hanna
Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
John Hanna
Hobson Kauffman
Central City
Grace Hanna
Rex Adair
John Sowers
William
Caroline Claypoole
Eugene
Henry Claypoole
Joseph Wavrin
Polansky Chapel
Frank Helmich
Bohemian National Cemetery
Marion Fire Damages Home. Mason Family Reunion News
Fire at the George H Fullerton home on Seventh Avenue caused significant damage to two upstairs bedrooms and a closet with water damage on the lower floor. Discovered at 11 a.m. smoke poured from an upstairs window. the fire was extinguished before spreading. Cause undetermined. Insurance covers the loss. The 21st Mason family reunion and picnic at Thomas Park elected officers Blanche Lary president George Emmons vice president Frances Hildebrand secretary treasurer. Next reunion set for August 1938 at Ames. Numerous local visits, club meetings, and socials noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Fullerton
Seventh Avenue
Fullerton
Mason
Thomas Park
Blanche Lary
George Emmons
Frances Hildebrand
C. W. Mason
Cadossa
N. Y
Berton Hogle
Troy
Ohio
Mayme Mason
LeRoy
Edith Mason
Greenfield
Ila
L. B. Smith
Ames
LL. B. Smith
Dora Schenken
Keystone
Family visits steady as conditions noted in Marion area
The notice lists visiting relatives including Austin and Carl Case of Des Moines and Dubuque, with Mrs Oole Murray's daughter Belle Murray, plus Hazel Hutton visiting Betty Lou Scott northeast of Marion. Elwyn Miller and son John of Maquoketa stay with Bertha Miller and George Reichard in Marion area. James Moore Cox of Unionville, 52, died at home near Marion and burial set for Tuesday in Unionville. An odd health tip notes dizziness during flight may be eased by a loud yell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwyn Miller
John
Maquoketa
Mr. Miller
Bertha Miller
Miller
George Reichard
James Moore Cox
Unionville
Lawrence. Hoffman
Marion
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IBM Chileero
Kansas
Josepr
Indienapolis
Cleveland
Pitishurek Iam Gem
Buffalo
Atk Cancinnas
Tunsday’s
Tower
Reyes Anes Seac
Unnis
Ihrand
Sheen
Sveader
Wilson
Rrnhetcy Lamson Brothers & Co
H. Ro Mowrer
Marsger
Geiser Hapies
Naanal
Orie Hieh
Sts Bee
Peresta
S Mart
Winnipeg
Baarler
Minneapolis
Dare Northern
Montana
Dzzar Rapids
Geraln
Seyse
Gwertt
Ceery
Filde
Iowa
Towa
Minnesota
Barordas
Carses
Cincago
Mildar
Mississepft
Davenport
Rufus Lee
Allen B. Roberts
Rock Island
Etta Lane Vance
Marion News
Charles Duke
Tipton
Ray Handley
Jackie
Guyford
Clifford Etzel
John Dukek
Scotts Bluff, Neb
Hazel Hutton
Eighth Avenue
L. P. Anderson
Elkader
C.T. Anderson
Walker
S. D
Bob Hense
Sam Jackson
Camp Wapsier
Oscar French
Robert Haines
Mrs
Fred Haines
G. B. Miller
T. J. Graham
Grace Meloney
Clarence Oxley
Abner Anderson
Miss Meloney
Mrs. Oxley
Manchester
Marshalltown
Dorothy Adee
Wisconsin
Howard Adee
Adee
Roy Swab
Springville
G. O. Pyle
Helen
Virginia Pyle
Hollywood
Fila
George Oxley
Kathleen Oxley
K-V Cafe
Paul Vore
Roberta and
Georgia Vore
Pauline Clark
Toledo
New Liberty
Relaves
Linn
Alice Fredrick
Evelyn Dukek
Edith Hagerman
Lois
Fred Lang
Jimmie
Monticello
Handicraft Club No. 1
Harry Adee
Tenth Street
Robert Burns
Loring B. Lacock
Lacock
James Nash
Frank
Wayne
Juanita
Joseph Jakubec
Janice
Asa Fray
George Allman
Vivian
Rosalyn
Louisa
Harry Coker
Hilden
James Lacock
Catherine van der Weyde
van der Weyde
Cornelius van der Weyde
Yocom Chapel
E. T. Gough
Oak Shade
Fred Pfeifer, Jr
Nancy Jo
Boy Scouts
Troop 38
First
Second
Star Scouts
First National Bank
Clara Tilton
DeVere Fehr
U. S. S. Wright
Honolulu
Helen Catherine Hamm
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Price
Alburnett
Mercy Hospital
Roscoe Blinks
Edwin David
Myron and
John Oxley
Dubuque
Dickeysville
Wis
Elmer Drumbarger
George Frazier
Stone City
Earl Weaver
Minnie Hughes
Clara Paustian
Traer
Pascoe Hospital
Marshallown
Doris Mann
Anamosa
Alberta
Lillian Voorhies
Lee Voorhies
G. M. Voorhies
E. M. Skeels
Grand Junction
Neil Lutes
Delphine
A. B. Black
Fred Bebee
Will Kulper
Lena Bailey
Ira Hempy
George Hempy
Mechanicsville
Bebee
Charles Newcomb
Charles, Jr
Ronald Wayne
Mr. Newcomb
Frank Newcomb
F. W. Crawford
John Crawford
Jack Trinkle
Jewell
Frank Starry
R. A.lift
Webster City
Arthur Butts
Fairfax
R. A. Niff
Arthur Atts
J. R. Thompson
Charles Burch
Oakland
Calif
Fannie Malone
Rena
M. J. Case
Hazel Prince
Doris Case
Maxine Prince
Stratford
Henry Cooper
Cecil Cooper
Dren
Austin Case
Carl Case
John Stoneburner
Betty Lou Scott
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Olin
H. E
Denter Point
Chee Ling
Iowa Livestock Exchange
Leder Senares
Elgin
Killan
Ginsberg
Paleo
Katz. Loan Company
3Rd Ave. SE
Kenwood Transfer
L. K. Rosenthal
4Th St
Longfellow
Cach Glass & Paint Co
Goodrich Silvertown
Carl Hawkeye Travel
Baldridge
Vincent’s Pen Hospital
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynsa Transfer & Storage Co
Raila
Haldy's
Tom Mason
Jrd Ave
Swotton Mattresses
Ik Peather
Mattress CO
IGWA
Pillow
Griff
Cruth Feather Matt
Newman
Newman's
Ee Beauty School
Tuesaris Academy
Qver
St. SE
Peany
Wilreless
Vita All Wave
Lillian Suchy Beauty
Pidima's
Rice and Bits
Ao Ek
Mary Nell
Helene Beauty Shop
ARY Nell Beauty Shop
I. Aia
Kennedy's
Peacock
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