Hog Prices Steady At Chicago With Moderate Receipts
Chicago stockyards held hog prices steady as receipts remained moderate. Top weights traded around 6.10 dollars with average near 5.60, while other markets and terminals showed mixed steady to higher prices for various weight ranges and regional receipts. Cattle and sheep values were generally steady, with steady to higher shifts at East Buffalo and East St Louis.
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Cleveland
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East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Omatia Livestock Omaha
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Hogs Rise on Local Market Amid Mixed Grade Gains
Local hog market shows strength with all grades up a dime except good packers up five cents. Top price reached five dollars and seventy five cents.
Corn Prices Rally as Wheat Slips on Chicago Markets
On Friday the December grain settlement saw wheat ease while corn rose to 89 1/2 cents a bushel and white corn traded around 1.0634 dollars per bushel, the highest since 1929, amid easing in London and Buenos Aires and steady cash markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Longs
Buenos Aires
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A fragmented local price list shows grain and produce quotes including Wheat and Oats at 52c and 48c respectively, Corn around 88 1/2 cents, and hens and spring chickens priced per pound. Also listed are vegetables and seeds with varied California Valencia prices and wholesale fruit items.
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Bbc
Grain Movement and Grain Prices in Chicago Market
The report lists various grain grades and prices in Chicago, including No 1 hard red winter wheat at 3 07 and 11 07, No 2 yellow corn at 93 4r, mixed timothy seed and lard values, with multiple bids and lots across wheat, corn, and oats. Prices shown reflect a busy market with bids like 125 for Bick Wheat and Timothy seed noted, indicating a broad range of grain commodities and associated values.
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Chicago
Timothy Beed
Mathematical instrument plots irregular water bodies by intergraph
The article notes a new instrument called an inter graph, built by D F P Davtdson a physics student at Ucedental college in California, to calculate areas of irregular water bodies or tracts of land. It mentions Br e Markit and New Yor but focuses on the instrument's purpose and creator.
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D F P Davtdson
Ucedental College
Calf
Wall Street Stocks End Mixed After Holiday Trading
Irregular price action marked the late session with modest gains for US Steel and GM while utilities slipped slightly. Tobacco shares rose to new highs as grain and rail interests showed strength in Chicago trading, with Reynolds Tobacco and Racio preferred advancing and bonds remaining steady.
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Chicago
Leward
Reynolds Tobacco
Racio
General American Transportation
National Distillers
Chicago Produce Markets Mixed with Butter and Poultry Prices
Chicago market notes show receipts and prices for butter eggs cheese and poultry. Butter receipts steady with firsts around 29 to 30 cents, eggs mixed colors steady, poultry live receipts 17 trucks with varied prices for hens roosters and turkeys. Potatoes on track with Wisconsin Michigan and Idaho lots priced per cwt. New York section lists eggs butter and live poultry with fluctuating quotes and futures data for creamery standards and refrigerator storage.
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Stock Springs
Sac
Armand
Tracige
Wisconsin
U S
Michigan
Idaho
Washington
New York
Express
Bond Market Mixed as Volume Slows After Thanksgiving Week
Traders and investors followed varied channels in demand for bonds Friday, yielding modest price gains in most issues. Government issues moved about level with Wednesday, while corporate and foreign issues showed small moves, with noted prices for American Foreign Power, Baltimore and Ohio, Chile Copper, Internal, Teledyne, Youngstown Sheet and Tube.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Baltimore
Chile
Youngstown
Marion News Highlights Christmas Seals and Thanksgiving Gatherings
Marion residents report missing Christmas seal sheets with letters and urge notify chairwoman Mrs W G Koppenhaver. Thanksgiving visitors include Cedar Rapids guests and local families with multiple dinners and musical entertainment by Hugo Brandt and Warren Hanscom.
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W. G. Koppenhaver
J. W. Sanborn
Hanscom
Warren Hanscom
Elsie Hanscom
Lyceum Players
Richard Bristol
Ray Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Hugo Brandt
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Personal Announcements and Advertisements
A collage of notices and ads includes bed bug treatment by Bug A Cide with guaranteed results and free delivery from Richards College Pharmacy. Legal lines state Thelma and Leo Stanek disclaim debts. home improvements offered by Becker and finance NHA loans. Local vendors advertise hats, sweaters, knitted goods, moving services, pens and pencils, and schoolwear with prices and shop names in Cedar Rapids area.
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Richards College Pharmacy
Thelma Stanek
Leo Stanek
Cedar Rapids
Becker
NHA
Sovereign's
Sovereien
C. R. Knitting Co
Xmas Vincent
3Rd Ave
Glasgow Tailors
Carideo Resigns as Missouri Grid Coach
Frank Carideo, former All-American quarterback, resigned as head football coach at the University of Missouri effective August 31, 1935. The move followed Missouri’s worst football season, coming as Kansas beat the Tigers 20 to 0 and ending Carideo’s third year. The athletic committee had not yet acted.
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Columbia
Frank Carideo
University of Missouri
Missouri
Carideo
Kansas
Tigers
Obituaries and death notices from Cedar Rapids area
Mrs Helen Frances Swett widow of Dr Percy W Swett dies after short illness at local hospital She was born in Ellenville New York and resided in Cedar Rapids 37 years Surviving children a brother and a granddaughter are named Funeral arrangements pending Mrs Clara Wald 86 widow of Frederick Wald dies at home Grundy Center after long illness Surviving children grandchildren listed Funeral services at Grundy Center Sunday Emma C Faverty funeral scheduled for Saturday at 2 pm in Gaffney Moore chapel burial in Shiloh cemetery
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Helen Frances Swett
Percy W. Swett
Second Avenue SE
Ellenville
N. Y
Cedar Rapids
Alfred
Elizabeth
Helen
Milton Terwhilliger
Dorothy Frances
St. Paul's
M E
Beatty Chapel
Alfred Swett
Clara Wald
Frederick Wald
Grundy Center
George L. Meyer
Bertha Chase
Clarence Wald
Lake Park
Henry Wald
Waterloo
William Wald
Goldfield
Charles Wald
Faverty
Emma C Faverty
Gaffney
Moore Chapel
Rex George Kotteling
Shiloh
Births at Mercy Hospital Register Include Five New Babies
A daughter was born November 27 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Powers at Mercy Hospital. A daughter arrived November 28 to Mr and Mrs Sidney Blencoe at Mercy Hospital. A son was born November 29 to Mr and Mrs Walter Bishop at Mercy Hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Gentile at 809 L Street SW. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Edgar Clark at 324 Sixth Avenue SW on November 30 at Mercy Hospital.
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First Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Sidney Blencoe
Seventh Avenue SE
Walter Bishop
Ninth Street
Charles Gentile
L. Street
Edgar Clark
Fighth Avenue
Strikers Picket Milwaukee Be on Store
More than 350 union workers demonstrated with placards before the Be on store entrances in downtown Milwaukee as a strike began Friday morning.
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Milwaukee
Be*on
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