Hog Market Demands Push Prices Higher Across Centers
Chicago reports strong hog demand with receipts totaling 32 000 at main markets and prices steady to 10 cents higher, top $6.35, average near $6.00. Cattle and sheep also mixed with cattle steady around $5.45, sheep trends down as lambs and feeder lots vary, and regional yards from St. Paul to Des Moines show varied gains and steady dealer activity.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
INS
No. Ave. Amt
Ave. Amt
Ava. Amt
Chicago Livestock
Dept. Agriculturer
Crenes
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Omana Livestock
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
DES Moines
U. S. Dept. Agricultures
Interior Town
Minnesota
Associated Press
Waterloo
Priins
Good Packers
Mason City
Kansas
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Pauleas
Indianapolis
Clevelan
Cincinnati
Tae
Sears
Northwest
Minneapolis
Sinclair
ST Louis
S. Sea
Local Hog Prices Climb on Local Market
Hog prices move higher on the local market with most grades up a nickel. All but the two lighter grades rise. top price 580 with packer top at 555.
Chicago cash grain prices show varied flourishes across wheat and corn
Chicago cash grain reports list wheat prices for No 2 red and hard, No 4 hard, and No 2 white with several protein and basis notes. corn prices include No 3 yellow and mixed lots, with oats and barley quotes and seed valuations. Minneapolis market reports show receipts and bid levels for northern and amber durum wheat, No 1 red durum, and related oats figures.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Cass Grain
Montana
Slightly Bearish Sentiment Weighs on Grain Markets
Chicago trading room reports a slightly bearish board with gains limited by external pressure from Argentina and France. Wheat and corn fall while oats show mixed strength. cash markets soften but buying support persists from millers and cash houses amid light outside trade and improved Argentine weather.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Buenos Aires
Chicago Stock Exchange
Wall Street Steady After Tuesday Selloff
The market was quiet in New York after Tuesday’s sharp decline. Leaders such as American Telephone General Motors and Consolidated Gas traded near even as gains in Radio Preferred B and Wilson A helped limit losses amid mixed sector activity.
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New York
Wilson
Company A
American Telephone
Santa Fe
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
U. S. Steel
American Can
Phillip Morris
Celanese
International Business Machines
Liggett and
Myers B
Bethlehem
Johns Manville
National Distillers
New York Central
Pennsylvania
du Pont
Roosevelt
Safeway
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Read Off for Grain and Produce
Market listings show wheat at 68 cents, oats 55 cents, corn and other grains with varying prices. Livestock and furs priced by weight, with specifics for hides, calves, ponies, and horses. Produce includes oranges, grapefruit, lemons, potatoes, lettuce, celery, cabbage, onions, and oysters priced by crate or gallon.
Markets update from Chicago and New York produce
Chicago receipts show unsettled creamery specials and varying butter and eggs prices with mixed lots in poultry and potatoes on track. New York reports irregular eggs, stable buttermilk and butter pricing, and steady live poultry segments with mild demand and modest trading activity.
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Chicago
Idaho
Colorado McClures OU
Rock Springs
Leghorn
New York
Bond Markets Slower Trade Yet Slight Gains Seen
New York bond market opened slow with a steadier tone. Government issues held tight while rails moved irregularly. Erie 6s at 71, New York Central Ss at 64.34, Pennsylvania general 4s near 104.135, Armour and Co 4s around 102.74. Treasury 3s and 4s rose modestly, other issues little changed. U S bonds closed Liberty 3s at 103.20 and Liberty first 3s at 103.18 with Treasury 4s around 108.80. Sugar futures fell four points, refined unchanged.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
Ump
Merchants Nations Bank
Adams Express
Tis Hupp_ Motors
Central Ae
Indus_ Rayon
Harv
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny Corps
Nicke Allied Chem
Allis Chalmers
Johns Manville
Kelly
Amerada Corp
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Alc & Fdy
Kresge
Kroger
Ice Sec ‘Lambert
See Am Intl Corp
Igh Valley
Loco
Aneee Oh Ichah
McKeesport
Cmicago
Wat Works
Marshall Fid McKesson Rob
Lamson Brothers & Co
Mack Trucks
Eisbrow
Cedar Rapids
Anngconda
Mathieson
Merchants National Bank
Ark
nMaytag
Armour_ com
Miami
Auburn Auto
Monsanto
Aviation Corp
L'aMont Ward
Balto
Ohio
Murray Corp
Beth Steel
Dee
Boeing Sescee
Pow
Natl Steel
Borden Cowee van
Central
Borg Warner
HW & Dec
Iiriges
Mir
Noranda Mines
Seeeght
Brooklyn
Norf & Wes'n
Byers. Burroughs _ Adg
North Nor Pac
Canada
Owens
Patino Mines
Cerro de Pasco
Penick & Ford
Dhes
Penna R Ry
Chro Gt Wan
Penney, JC
Cmp
Peoples Gas Ve
St P
Qt Radio Corp
Keith
Congoleum
Rep Steel
Eae
Consol
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Cub Amn
Sperry Corp Ve
Cudahy Pkr
St Joe
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co
Standard Gas
Sta del L&w
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Jeee
Dourins
Aira
Stan
du Pont
L Frisco
Ahs
Eastman Kodak
Warner Stone Webster
Eaton Mis
Studebaker
Elec Autolite
Coron
Timken
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film
Trans America
Freeport
Tex
Union Carbide
la Union Pac
Uni
Dd Cien
Gen Gas
Cncago
Bendix
Libby MeeNe
Sia Bergholt
Marshall Fida Bor Warner
Butler Bros
Chicago_Corpn
Qkr Pr Co
Edison
Gen Cord Corpn
NEW York Bond Review
New York
Erie
New York Central Ss
Pennsylania General
Wik
Armour and Company
Treasury
Lst
U. S
API—v. S_ bonds
Liberty
Treasury Aes
New staff to man local jobs office nationwide setup expands
The article details new personnel assignments for Iowa employment offices led by manager Mr Robinson with prior experience at the University of Iowa employment bureau. Miss Cullen will transfer to Mason City, others reassigned across Cedar Rapids Dubuque Waterloo and Fort Dodge. Ten offices will operate nationwide with shared funding from state and federal levels as examinations were completed.
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Burlington
Weing
Cullen
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Robinson
University of Iowa
Wenig
Dubuque
William A. Madden
Harold Hoyt
Fayette
Albert C. Weber
Bessie Moore
Fort Dodge
Francis W. Fisher
Spencer
Waterloo
W. R. Anderson
Orville J. Rohwer
Deal M. Willimad
Wagner-Peyser
Congress
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Iowa
National Labor Department
Roosevelt establishes Federal Prisons Industries board
President Roosevelt created the Federal Prisons Industries Inc board to decide how and to what extent industrial operations will be conducted in U S penal and correctional institutions. The five member panel is led by Federal Prison Director Sanford Bates with other appointees including Fam A. Lewisohn Thomas A. Rickert Dr M L Brittain and John B Miller along with the attorney general representative.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Federal Prisons Industries, Inc
Sanford Bates
Bates
Fam A. Lewisohn
New York
Thomas A. Rickert
M. L Brittain
John B. Miller
League Chaco Group Adjourns To Dec 20
The League of Nations Chaco advisory committee adjourned its sessions in Geneva and set December 20 as the reconvening date. Delegates said the move implies Paraguay will reply by then to the league proposal to terminate the jungle hostilities.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Foreign exchange rates and agricultural markets summary
The page lists foreign exchange rates for numerous countries and currencies with minor variations, alongside Chicago and Minneapolis commodity futures. It includes gelled values for silver peso, timothy hay, alfalfa, Clover futures, and flour markets with price ranges and contract notes.
Marion women host Christmas program and community events
A Federation of Women’s clubs Christmas program at the public library featured carols, readings, and a seal sale. The day included park bird care arrangements, a Christmas seals purchase, and thanks from Mrs. Parsons. Other events covered: Child Study Club party, Pleasant Grove lessons, high school basketball loss, and various club meetings and gatherings with prizes and gifts.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
A. J. Keyes
Bethlehem
C. W. Clemo
G. O. Pyle
C. M. Robison
W. G. Koppenhaver
Little Jesus
H. O. Allen
Allen
E. E. Parsons
Emma Klein
Christmas luncheon plans set at Cheristmas club meeting
The Cheristmas club met at Mrs. W. E. Fisher’s home to arrange a December 18 luncheon at Mrs. N. A. Baker’s house. A Christmas program will replace the study session. Members to bring 10 cent gifts for exchange. Committee includes Mrs. A. J. Keyes Mrs. George P. Whitney and Mrs. J. T. Gallivan. Mrs. Ed Sigfred led a history of nearby Iowa towns and the first Iowa school from 1830. New member Mrs. J. B. Howell was welcomed.
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N. A. Baker
Cheristmas Club
W. E. Fisher
A. J. Keyes
George P. Whitney
J. T. Gallivan
Ed Sigfred
Iowa
Fort Madison
Wapello
Montrose
Lake Cooper
Keokuk
J. B. Howell
Birthday party honors Ruth Culver with Bunco prizes
Mrs. C. J. Culver hosted sixteen youths for Ruth Culver’s fifteenth birthday with Bunco prizes won by Anna Marie Sullivan and Darrell Gage. Guests included Lillian Harlan and Ruth Pearson. Mrs. Verne Clemans recently returned from surgery at St Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids. Sailors and Masons gathered for lodge meetings. obituaries and club events noted. Wieliczka salt mines in Cracow described.
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C. J. Culver
Ruth
Bunco
Anna Marie Sullivan
Darrell Gage
Culver
Lois Culver
Doris Gage
Lillian Harlan
Helen Daws
Margaret Gage
Harry Paul Dunlap
Jack Kindig
Kenneth Losey
Robert Austin
Richard Little
Jacqueline
Verne Clemans
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Out-of-town Readers May Answer Gazette Want Ads
A notice states that non local readers may respond to Gazette Want Ads by writing to the Want Ad Department with only a phone number provided. No letter is required. The charge of 100 is noted for the shore pries.
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Pries
Gazette
United States
Prairie Union club hosts Friday meeting at Scott home
The Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary club meets Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Scott with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langhoff as hosts. A picnic supper will be served and members are asked to bring sandwiches, food, dishes, and ten cent gifts for the grab bag.
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Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
Clyde Scott
Fred Langhoff
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Marion
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Ines
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True Blue
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Big Head
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Lat Ave
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John Te. Lapes
1St Ave
the Gazette
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3Rd St
Lillian Luchy
Becker
Frank Drew
Ge Chee Ellie Tae
Iaiehotr
Kia Kk
Sovereign's
Richards College Ph'cy
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Ellis Blvd
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Schlitz Beer
Jack’s Inn
E Ave
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von Lhombs
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Miss Crane
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Silver Palace
Lincoln
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3Rd St. SE
Eveah’s Inn
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Palo
Paris
Jay Davis
Dancine
Wyoming Wranglers
Stanley
12Th Ave
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11Th Ave
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T.A
Covington
Florida
Jan
Next Door Gazette
Thomassen Beauty Shop
3Rd Ave
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Marle Stewart
Bever Ave
Helene Beauty Shop
Montrose Beauty Shop
Mae's
Lillian Reese
8Th Ave
Kennedy's
Eugene Permanents
LA Vogue
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Peter
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