Hogs Steady to Higher as Cattle Market Mixed
Chicago hogs advanced up to ten cents in active trade with 29 000 hogs on hand and bids near eight dollars. Cattle at Chicago steady to strong with top at 13.50 while sheep markets showed gains and East St. Louis and Cleveland firms noted. Regional bids and state markets mirrored a firm to higher tone across livestock sectors.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
East St.ay
HOWE
Peat
ST__PAL LIVESTOCK
South ST Paul
Aap
State Market News
Kansas City
Omaha
East
Bt Joseph
Sioux Ciy
St Paul
Indianapos
Pittsearh Buffalo
Ciicago Livestock
Sioux City
U S. Dept. Agrriculture
Hbernl
Strone
Ewes Searee
Towa Nog
Associated Press
Ottumwa bIars
Mason City
Waterloo
Omaha Livestock
l$Sc
Atcady
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Grains and Livestock
Cedar Rapids wholesale prices show oats and corn mixed with soybeans and hay steady to firm. Live cattle and hogs at major Midwestern markets including Chicago Sioux City and Des Moines report price shifts with steady to higher bids and several weight classes showing gains.
Hog and cattle market report notes shifts on local stock exchange
Hogs hold steady to higher levels with light good grades up ten cents and heavier cuts up five cents. Cattle prices show varied ranges with steers and yearlings at selective highs, while calves and sheep market details follow, reflecting modest gains and price spreads across weight categories.
Chicago Produce Markets Report Highlights Live Poultry and Eggs
Chicago market notes steady to firm for poultry with hens, leghorns, broilers, and turkeys listed by weight and grade. Butter and eggs show firm prices with creamery and standards levels, while potatoes and vegetables reflect modest supplies and slow demand due to cold weather.
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Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
White Rock Vic
Mymouth
Roosters
Ilse Leshorn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Florida
U. S
Bond Markets on YORK TOWN REVIEW
Bond trading Tuesday showed even odds with small gains and losses around noon. Treasury and government loans moved slowly while foreign dollar loans remained quiet. Mississippi River stages showed scattered rises and no changes in Davenport and La Crosse readings.
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York
New York
Western Union
Joans
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Davenport
Hastines
la Crosse
Davenport Vacaee
St Louis
Pivotal Issues On Industrial Side Set Back
Pivotal in dustrial stocks fell fractions to a point or more on Tuesday with limited market pressure. Aircraft, rails and specialties managed modest gains while transfers reached about 1.2 million shares and bonds and commodities showed mixed to slightly higher tendencies. Major names like Douglas and Boeing held minor gains. Union Pacific and Northern Pacific rose, while several others slipped.
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New York
London
Douglas
Boeing
Glenn Martin
Sperry
United
Union Pacfic
Northern Pacific
Sears Roebuck
U. S Gypsum
Johns-Manville
National Cash Register
Us&s. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
International Harvester
Anaconda
Westinghouse
J .C. Penney
Greyhound Corp
Loew's
Pullman
Southern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Oil of
Lockheed
Sherwin Williams and
Aluminum Company
American Gas
Midvale
Wall Street Quotation Sheet from Adams Express to Quaker
Published stock quotations list numerous companies and prices from Adams Express to Quaker Oats with entries for major banks, manufacturers, railroads, and utilities. The sheet includes percent changes, symbol clusters, and a wide range of corporate names and market activity.
Births Reported in Mercy and St Luke’s Hospitals
Born to Mr and Mrs Travis Cramer 214 Fourteenth street SE a daughter at Mercy hospital December. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Schillig 2733 Wilson avenue SW a son at Mercy hospital December 26. Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Madden 312 Carroll drive SE a daughter Mary Margaret at Mercy hospital December 26. Born to Mr and Mrs J Keith Noll 3028 E avenue NE a daughter at St Luke's hospital December 26.
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Travis Cramer
Fourteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Carl Schillig
Wilson Avenue
Kenneth Madden
Carroll Drive
Mary Margaret
J. Keith Noll
E Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wheat and corn futures rise on cold weather demand
Wheat prices edged up fractions on the Chicago board as cold in the grain belt spurred buying. wheat May 68c, up 3 cents. corn May 52.25c, up 1.25. oats up to 29.5c. Canadian and Minneapolis markets showed firm tones with mixed activity and renewed buying from eastern interests. World shipments and U.S. visible supply data were reported as wheat and corn moved higher on the day.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
North America
U. S
Buenos Aires
Wisconsin Cheese Plymouth Market Quotation Summary
Wisconsin cheese quotes for the week of December 26 to 31 list various varieties and prices including daisies 13c, horns 3c, cheddars 122¢. New York and London currency dealings were subdued on Boxing Day with little movement. Boston wool market remained quiet as manufacturers build year end inventories and sugar futures showed mixed but steady action.
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Plymouth
Wis
Wiscon Sin Exchange
Tortaign Exchange
New York
London
Great Britain
Canada
Montreal
Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Proan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Wool Market
Boston
US. Dept. Agriculture
House Panel Plans Deficiency Fund Boost for WPA
Edward Taylor, veteran chairman of the house appropriations committee, announced a deficiency appropriation will be sought as WPA funds near exhaustion. A deficiency subcommittee will meet soon after Congress opens to consider more money for relief.
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Washington
INS
Uncle Sam
Edward Taylor
House Appropriations Committee
Taylor
Congress
Hull Praises Landon at Lima Conference
Secretary of State Cordell Hull said in Lima that Alf M. Landon rendered great service to the country and the western hemisphere. Hull added that no conference member showed greater breadth of view or advocated constructive ideas more effectively than Landon according to remarks reported from Lima.
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Hull
Lima
Landon Lima
Peru
Cordell Hull
Alf M. Landon
Hemisphere
Landon
Marriage Licenses for Baril Parker Carroll Stoffeld
David Baril of Grove City Minnesota and Jeanette Parker of Springville Michigan received marriage licenses. M C Carroll and Helen M Stoffeld, both of Neenah Wisconsin, were also issued licenses.
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David Baril
Grove City, Minn
Jeanette Parker
Springville
M. C. Carroll
Helen M. Stoffeld
Neenah, Wis
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Happenings
New swimming classes for women and girls start Jan 3 at the Y M C A with registration through Mrs Bessie Mall or at the Y M C A. Dr Glenn Petrick of Midland Texas visits at the Petrick residence 622 Avenue NW. William Olmstead 27 of 521 Eighth street SE fined 50 dollars in police court for intoxication and disturbing the peace. fine suspended for good behavior. Milford Sapp of Winona Minnesota visits in town. Chamber of Commerce young men bureau to meet at Roosevelt hotel at 7 15 p m to close outstanding business. Mrs John Puckhaber returns from Chicago with her son and daughter-in-law Herman and wife.
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Bessie Mall
William Olmstead
Eighth Street SE
Young Men's Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Katz Jewelry
St SE
Onazette
Pipl
Gazette
Ee Rose Afanse
Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave
Ginsberg
1St Ave
Be Allied van Lines, Inc
Aren
Podzimek Pharmacy
16Th Ave
GOODYEAR_SHOE REPAIR SHOP
Griffith Peather Mattress Co
Ecco
Chicago
Des Moines
Kenwood
MASON
P.O
Cedar Rapids Chamber to Elect Officers at Dinner Meeting
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will elect officers at a board dinner meeting. The event is scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Roosevelt hotel.
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Cedar Rapids
Arthur rink opens for skaters and to be flooded again
Recreation Superintendent Nevin Nichols announced Arthur rink is open for skaters and will be flooded again Tuesday night after use. Hayes school rink was to be flooded Tuesday afternoon and will open for skaters Thursday night, Nichols said.
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Nevin Nichols
Arthur
Hayes School
Nichols
Local Woman Reviews Our Town at Canopus Club
Mrs. John T. Hecker spoke at the Roosevelt hotel luncheon assessing Thornton Wilder’s Our Town, current Broadway, to Cedar Rapids Woman’s club and Community Players. Linn county Red Cross volunteers report many Christmas bags sent to Hawaii soldiers, with Allan Hall praising the gifts.
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John T. Hecker
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Community Players
Thornton Wilder
Our Town
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Volunteer Service Committee
Linn County
The
American Red Cross
Helen Hubbard
Hawaii
Wheeler Field
Allan Hall
Portrait Modeling And Musicale Planned For Young Men’s Bureau
A dinner event by the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce features portrait modeling by Dora Eaton Mason and a musical program with Onabelle Ellett and Maude Whedon Smith. Mason will sketch a model from the audience and discuss sculpture. Ellett and Smith bring a history of performances and formal training.
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Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Iowa City
Dora Eaton Mason
Onabelle Ellett
Maude Whedon Smith
Ellett
State Federation of Women's Club
University of Iowa
Smith
Wheeler to join plan for railroad rehabilitation
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Chairman Burton Wheeler of Montana said after meeting President Roosevelt that he would cooperate on a comprehensive program for railroad rehabilitation. He will discuss with House chairmen Lea and Hastings advances toward railroad legislation in the new Congress. Hastings pushed a postalization plan with a $5 coach fare from New York to San Francisco in a full page Times ad.
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Wheeler
Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Roosevelt
Special Rail Committee
Congress
Montanan
Lea
Calif
House
Interstate Commercce Committee
John A. Hastings
New York
San Francisco
New York Times
Want Ads Information and Rates from The Gazette
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines payment methods for want ads including advance payment and telephone or mail submission. Special low rates apply to WORK WANTED ads under Classification 22. The paper limits liability to a single incorrect insertion. Dial 2 1121 for ad-taker assistance.
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The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa
Council Handles Routine Matters In Brief Session
Cedar Rapids Gas Co received permission to lay a short main on Lake avenue near Twelfth street NE. JF Heathel and Co was authorized to erect a seven and one half foot fence at Center Point road and F avenue NE. Star Printing Co's sidewalk excavation on 110-112 Third avenue SE was referred to the city engineering department with paving work. A transfer of $4,930.98 from waterworks to the sewage rental fund covered November rentals. Three small bills were approved before adjournment amid Christmas cigars disposal.
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Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Lake Avenue
Twelfth Street
JF. Heathel and Company
Center Point Road
F Avenue
Star Printing Company
Third Avenue
City Engineering Department
Waterworks Department
Lost Nation Garnaville Cattle Trucks Collide In Chicago
Two cattle trucks driven by Oscar Ibsen of Lost Nation Indiana and Don F Koth of Garnavillo collided on an icy Chicago road. The crash sent one truck into a tavern owned by Louis Arragoni and caused a fire. Ibsen was seriously injured with possible skull fracture, Koth suffered injuries, and George Wirth of Garnavillo was severely burned. All three men were hospitalized.
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Chicago
INS
Jowans
Oscar Ibsen
Lost Nation
Don F Koth
Garnavillo
Ibsen
George Wirth
Woman Injured When Auto Collides With Train At Mt. Vernon
In Mt. Vernon a car driven by R. H. Bowman 61 collided with a slow freight train at Ash crossing due to snow and a frosted windshield. Bowman's companion Mrs. Naomi Hamann and her son Howard Hamann 6 were present. Mrs. Hamann sustained a facial cut.
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R. H Bowman
Mount Vernon
Ash Crossing
Bowman
James H. Smith
Naomi Hamann
Howard Hamann
Death notices for Snobl and Van Alst
Mrs. Mary Snobl aged 76 died at her Linn County home after a brief illness. Survived by husband Frank and eight children in several states. Funeral at Barta chapel Wednesday with Rev Sunderman. burial in Buffalo cemetery. Mrs. J. B. Van Alst aged 77 died in Portland Oregon after a long illness. Survived by children in Portland Minneapolis and relatives in Maquoketa St. Louis.
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Mary Snobl
Frank Snobl
Linn Junction
Jim
Independence
Mary Joliick
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Lovelady
Tex
Julia Chmelar
Minnesota
Joe
Hazleton
Anna
Thomas
Houston
Bart
J. B. van Alst
John van Alst
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Minneapolis
J. L. Jones
First Avenue W
Maquoketa
St. Louis
Sees Sweeping Demand For Labor Act Change
Washington AP Senator Burke of Nebraska predicted Monday night that when the opportunity is offered to present the entire record of mal administration by the labor relations board the demand for change will be irresistible. A series of amendments to the act were discussed.
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Washington
Burke
Labor Relations Board
Senator criticizes National Labor Relations Act
A senator said during a broadcast that the National Labor Relations Act would be offered when Congress convenes and accused the act of provoking unrest in labor conditions instead of delivering the promised peace.
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Cdar Rapids
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Midland
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Winona
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Seventeenth Street
John Puckhaber
Herman Puckhaber
United States
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Garnaville
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12Th Ave
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Iowa Theater
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Mary Nell
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8 Ave
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3Rd Ave
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Paris Academy OF Beauty
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J.E. Mendenhall
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Rawleigh
Rawleigh's
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Freeport
Til
P. O. Cox
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Central Employment Agcy
Granby
Dickinson
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