Prices Of Hogs Drop Amid High Price Marks And Rising Supplies
Chicago hog prices slipped 10 to 15 cents from Tuesdays peak as receipts swelled to about 16 000 hogs. Cattle runs of 10 000 head accompanied by steady to weak demand kept buyers cautious with steers near 13 50 to 14 00 and a few at 14 00. Wholesale pork advanced to 200 cents per pound, while light hogs weakened to about 8 25.
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Chicago
Ave. Amt
H. Welshts
J. E. Bennett
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Central
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Intl Cement
Allegheny Corp
INU Harvooeee
Allied Chem
Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Tel & Tel
Amerada Corp
Johns Manville
Can
Kons City
Am Car & Fdy
Kayser
Julius
Lamson Brothers & Co
Am Comi
Kelly Spefd
R. E Disbrow
Cedar Rapids
Kelyinator
Fice
Ice Sec
Ing
L Corp
Kresge
Laen
Kroger
Hone
Lambert
Pow & Ulte
Lehigh Valley
Fink
Aim “Roll Mills
Libby Owens
Liz. Myers
Am Steel
Fdys
Lorns, Inc
Sinclair
Fel & ‘Telest
Larillard
Sinclair's
McKesson Bop
Mack
Armour Com
Mathieson
Atchison
Aviation Corp
Tobeeblo
Gand
Chet
Winnipeg
Beatrice Cry
Bendix Ava
Murray Corpn
Lambs
Low Close
Best & Co
Nash Motors
Beth Steel
Bohn
Aualits Borden. Co
Bia Nath Distirs
Brians Mfrm
Nail Steel
Brooklyn
Bucyrus
Erte Lee NY
Burroughs Adg
Norands
Aesis
North Am
Uss T
Cal & Hecin
Ohio
Canada
Otis Steel
Packard Mtrs
Senneasco Tau Benice
Ches & Ohio
Penney JC
Ches Corpn
Peoples Gas
Bnelps Dodce
Phillips
A A
Peee Pillsbury
GM St Pap
Rector Ga
Socony
Gonti Ou Dei
Iya
Cork
Sperry Corp
St Joe Lend
Gue Hin, Sue
Standard Gas
Partis Wright
Calif
del LW
Ind
Dome Minea
NJ Wes
Douglas Air
du Pont den
Stew Garner
Stone Webster
Ea Reet Wa Stutz Motors
Autolite
FOX Corp
Aca
Nw Gen Foods
United Fruit
Gen Motors
Uni Gas Co
Gillette
Gimbel Bros
Ind Ale
Glidden Co
U S Pipe Wan
U & Rubber
Goodrich
Goodyear
U & Steercat
Soram Birk
Ut P
Gwaham Paige
Vanadium SA
Granby Copper
Warner’ Bros
Union
Westehouse
Hazel Allas
Westghouse el
Hiram Walker
Wilson, Co
Hoamestake
Woolworth
Houston
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Cncago
Hart Carter
Bendix Avmi
Hellem
Steers Bernhoft
Libby McNeill
Thy Bore Warner
Marshall
Butler Bros
Nobl Sparks
Chicago Corpn
Bid
Edison
Swift, Co
Cord Corpn
Swift
Hshold
Gypsum
The
Gazette
May Drug Company
2Nd &T SF
Clinton
Washington
Sioux City
Jewell
Morrison
Springfield
Newton
Davenport
Kenwood
DC Ita
Rosenthal
States
Harpers Bazaar
McDonald
Ind St
2Nd Ave
Elizabeth Buchanan
Davis Tailoring
Ginsberg
Burer
Cain
Richards College Pharmacy
Andrew
1St St. Sw
Carey
Moe Valentine
Thrifty Drug
Vincent
C. R. Knitting Co
Midwest Livestock Market Mixed as Receipts Rise
Chicago and Des Moines reports show hogs steady to lower with top around 9.35, cattle receipts 10,000 and prices resolving to mixed, with top steers near 13.50 and vealers strong. Lambs weak to steady as buyers hold firm on feeding and slaughter lambs.
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Ciligago Livestock
Chicago
Dept. Agriculturer
Trust Mets
Sinuchter
Iésof
Ibern
Rocie
Shicen
Eighbh
ST Paul Livestock
South ST Paul
Dept Agriculturer
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Items List
Local listings show cured hides beef and calf items with prices from $200 to $250, horse at $200 to $250, and various grains like wheat rye barley and corn with per bushel figures around 60 to 85 cents. Fresh produce includes oranges grapefruits lemons potatoes bananas lettuce celery cabbage onions and oysters with noted crate and package prices.
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Springs
Leghorn Springs
Inc
Chicago Produce Markets Report and Price Notes
Chicago market report lists butter receipts and prices for creamery and extra firsts, along with carrot and potato entries, poultry receipts and live prices, and egg and cheese figures. Also covers futures, grading standards, and storage terms with scattered notes on demand and weather factors.
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Chicago
Linthens
Grese Lie
New York
Frevett Chicken
Fluctuations Mark Trading In Grains On Chicago Market
Grain markets on the Chicago board of trade showed apathy with prices holding near steady. Wheat rose late led by dry western belt conditions while corn and oats gained mildly amid mixed news on Argentina rain and market caution. Cash wheat mixed with small buys, Argentina corn arrivals noted, overall receipts light and prices steady.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Buffalo
Chicago Tins
Northwest
Sun Cars
Duluth
Minneapolis
Saeewe
ST Louis
Kansas City
Wall Street Stocks Edge Through Late Day Rally
Wall Street attempted a midweek rally led by rails as prior midday selling faded. Gains in New York Central New Haven Santa Fe Illinois Central and others contrasted with losses in General Motors Chrysler Bethlehem U.S. Steel and several others as investors shifted away from industrials while the bond market showed modest support.
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New York
N. Y
Bethlehem
Republic
Bethlehem Common
U. S. Steel
American Rolling Mill
duPont
Johns Manville
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
American Commercial Alcohol
Western Union
Chrysler
American Can
General Motors
New Haven
Santa Fe
Illinois Central
Local hog prices slip on midweek market
Hogs 180 to 350 pounds and good packers down 5 cents on Wednesday. Top price reaches 9.00 dollars. Lighter grades hold steady as overall prices trend lower on the local market.
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OWA OG
Associated Press
Awatenlou
Grain Movement CHICAGO OASIS GRAIN Prices
Wheat prices range from No 1 hard at 1059 to No 2 hard 105. Corn values show No 3 selon 89 and No 4 yellow 86 2c. White oats No 2 56 4c and No 3 white 46 5c. Rye at 60c, Barley 120, Timothy seed 16.75 per cwt. Clover seed 15.50 per cwt.
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Chicago
Bond Markets Drift Higher Amid Mixed Corporate Notes
New York Bond Market rundown shows slight improvement with lower priced eastern and western railroad issues easing nerves. Trading in American Telephone and Sheet and Tube stocks slipped modestly while Treasury securities posted varied gains and losses across the curve.
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New
29 Die In Moscow Pencil Factory Blast And Fire
A blast and fire at the Kressin pencil factory on Moscow's outskirts killed 29 people. Fire crews fought the flames for three hours, destroying the factory and warehouse. Cremations occurred Tuesday, with some workers reassigned to other local plants.
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Moscow
Kressin
Sacco-Vanze Tr
Foreign Trade Quotation Roundup From New York Market
Foreign exchange rates and international trade figures list rates for Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyio Hongkong and other nations. The notes include currency valuations and references to Montreal New York markets with unspecified nominal values.
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Txchwool
New York
AP Foren Exchange Snt Qsritaun
Arearita Tance
Ital
Belgium
Germany
Halland
Norwovr
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portuan
Greece
Poland
Crrcoenosvahia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hongkong
Montres
Montreal
Births Reported at St Luke's Hospital This Month
Two girls and a boy born to families on D avenue NE and Nineteenth street NW. Mrs D B Miller welcomed a daughter on February 26 at St Luke's. Mr and Mrs Lee R Beardsley also had a daughter on February 26 at St Luke's. Mr and Mrs E M Pestel welcomed Ronald Paul, a seven and a half pound son, on February 24 at 310 Nineteenth Street NW.
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D B Miller
D Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Lee R Beardsley
D Avenue
St Luke's Hospital
E. M. Pestel
Nineteenth Street NW
Ronald Paul
Bandits Seize $15,000 Mail Pouch Near Tribbex
Three men armed with pistols robbed a government truck near Tribbex Wednesday night, taking a mail pouch believed to hold $15,000. The trio fled in a small unlisted coupe without license plates.
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Hazard, Ky
Tribbex Wednesdars
Herring Opposes Washington Conservancy Bills In Iowa
The editorial cautions Iowa lawmakers about federal drafted conservancy measures. It argues districts could seize property with minimal notice, lacks protest rights, and risks overruling state rights. It notes forms for hearings and bonds and warns of costly, federal control harming Iowa law. Governor Herring backs AG review of such bills.
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Iowa
Washington
Conservancy Authorities
Conservancy
Waters Speak On Life In Soviet Union At Elks Meeting
Mr and Mrs John E Waters of Madison Wisconsin former Soviet Russia residents will share experiences at a free public meeting at 8 p m Wednesday at the Elks club. B B Hickenlooper past exalted ruler and state legislator introduces them. Waters were employed two years as a power farming expert by the Soviets as part of an Americanization campaign.
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B. B. Hickenlooper
Elks
John E. Waters
Madison
Wis
Russia
Elks Club
Waters
Marion News Ameigo Club Luncheon and Local Events
Marion news highlights club luncheons and meetings. Ameigo club hosts fourteen with program on Stage Folk. Lions Club speaker George Robb discusses The Shadow Life. Craft demos, bridge games, and Rebekah lodge gathering noted. Community notices include Farm Bureau talks and revival services.
Funeral services for Robert Ellison held near Mount Vernon
Funeral services for Robert William Ellison aged 42 were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Linn Grove church north of Mount Vernon. Burial followed in Linn Grove cemetery. Ellison born October 14 1892 on a farm near Martelle was son of Stewart and Sarah Jane Boxwell Ellison and died Tuesday at Woodward hospital. He leaves five aunts Mrs Georginea Davis Milford Mrs Ed Aler Mrs Walter Paul and Miss Rhoda Boxwell near Mount Vernon and Mrs Clyde Johnson of Long Beach California and one uncle John Boxwell near Mount Vernon.
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Robert William Ellison
Linn Grove
Mount Vernon
Linn Grove Cemetery
Mr. Ellison
Martelle
Stewart
Sarah Jane Boxwell Ellison
Woodward
Georginea Davis
Milford
Ed. Aler
Walter Paul
Rhoda Boxwell
Clyde Johnson
Long Beach
Calif
John Boxwell
O. O. P. Club Meets at Mrs. Barber Home
The O. O. P. club gathered Tuesday evening at Cedar Rapids home of Mrs. LeRoy Barber. Mrs. F. J. Cleveland reviewed Brothers Blood from Epic of America and read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Mrs. H. B. Lemnbaugh presented America in the Making from Woollcott While Rome Burns. Next meeting March 12 at Miss Lulu B. Secrist's home with Miss Sara Nott and Mrs. J. M. Walters as program leaders.
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O. O. P. Club
LeRoy Barber
Cedar Rapids
F. J. Cleveland
America
Abraham Lincoln
Lulu B. Secrist
Sara Nott
J. M. Walters
Plosam
Missionary Union Talks at Morning Home Mission Feature
The Missionary Union invites all interested in missions to a Thursday 10 a.m. session at the Methodist church with Mrs. Edward Gough of Mount Vernon delivering the morning address on home missions. Luncheon is served and in the afternoon Mrs. LeRoy Weld of Cedar Rapids voices views on Orient missions.Mr and Mrs F A Shumack dine with their son-in-law and daughter at 1919 Grande avenue Cedar Rapids for Mr Shumack’s birthday.
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The
Missionary Union
Edward Gough
Mount Vernon
LeRoy Weld
Cedar Rapids
Orient
F. A. Shumack
Harold Rowe
Grande Avenue
Mr. Shumack
Illness and Lodge Meetings Halfway Through Week
Gladys Hyde is ill with measles. The Pastor's Helpers of the Presbyterian church plan a Friday noon picnic luncheon with Mrs Lena Pratt on West Ninth avenue. Osceola lodge No 18 I O O F will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m for initiatory degree work.
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Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Mabel McCalley
Marion
Ethel Bell
Pearl Smith
Gladys Ballard
Marion Lodge
No. 6
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Gladys Hyde
The
Presbyterian Church
Lena Pratt
West Ninth Avenue
Osceola Lodge No
M. and St. L. Assets Sold to Eight Railroads
Agreement to purchase the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad properties, under receivership since 1923, was reached for 7.2 million dollars with eight Midwestern railroads led by the Burlington Northern and RFC Chairman Jesse H. Jones. The plan includes 7.2 million to buy the lines and 1.018 million in equipment trust notes when due, with division of properties among the eight carriers: Burlington, North Western, Rock Island, Illinois Central, Great Northern, Great Western, Wabash, and Milwaukee.
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Burlington
The
North Western
Rock Island
Illinois Central
Great Northern
Great Western
Wabash
Milwaukee
Thompson to testify Thursday before liquor probe panel
County Attorney G K Thompson said he will appear in Des Moines Thursday morning to testify before the legislative liquor control investigating committee. The hearing will open Thursday morning and will cover the Harold M Cooper case and an alleged proposition to Thompson to lay off Cooper which he refused.
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G. K. Thompson
Des Moines
Legislative Liquor Control Investigating Committee
Thompson
Don Burington
Sioux City
Linn County
Harold M. Cooper
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Cooper
Thankful notice to Stark Building Co and friends
The Olsier family expresses sincere thanks to Stark Building Company Cement Finishers Local 561 and all relatives friends and neighbors for the beautiful floral offerings and kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother Mrs Epfie Cisler.
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Cisler
Epfie
Stark Building Company
William Olsier
Joanne
Lost items and pet notices with rewards
Lost blue truck with reward offered contact 35 1827. Lost black Cocker Spaniel named Omke with license tag 88 and reward contact 2 8964. Lost ladies black furred driving glove Wednesday contact 2 6884.
Local Paper Want Ads and Consumer Notices Snapshot
A reader page shows classified listings including rewards for information, drug samples, medical aids like trusses and belts, discounts, assorted sales and notices. Names and addresses appear for pharmacies tailors and service providers, with date references and local business offers.
Gazette Want Ad Rates
A historical notice describing how to estimate the number of lines for a want ad and the rate table for consecutive days. It lists line counts, prices for 1 to 9 lines, possible daily rates, additional line charges, and conditions about out of town ads and response handling.
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Cedar Rapids
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