Increased livestock receipts drive lower hog and cattle prices in Chicago
Chicago AP reports Tuesday herd receipts of cattle 10 000 hogs 30 000 sheep 9 000 pressuring prices with hogs down 10 to 15 cents and cattle 25 cents lower from prior levels. Wholesale loins rise despite overall cattle softness. Representative sales show varied steers and lambs amid otherwise soft demand in a weak market.
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Chicago
Dept’ Agriculture
Cate
Bodhetler
Hogs Prices Dip Across Iowa Markets
OWA Waterloo Mason City and Ottumwa report hog prices down by about ten cents from Saturday. Good to choice 140-150 Ibs fetches 7.25 to 7.50 per cwt, with various weight ranges and packer buyers listed alongside in state market notes.
Austin Hog Market Report Shows Mixed Hog Prices
The Austin market lists mini hogs 15 cents lower at 180-200 lbs for about 9.60. Heavier hogs 200-2090 lbs fetch around 39.85 cents per pound, with 290-325 lbs at 9.75 and 325-350 lbs near 9.65. Sows in the 275-550 lb range are around 8.80.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Hoas
Austin
Wilson & CO
Bog
Tr Wilson's
Hogs Weaker on Local Market Amid Price Dip
The local hog market shows a general weakness with all grades down by a dime pushing top prices to 1015. Some cattle grades rise while other nearby markets hold steady.
Calf Sheep and Cattle Market Prices List
Market notes show calves good to choice 140 to 190 pounds around 1000 dollars. Sheep lambs 70 to 80 pounds about 850 dollars. Cattle prices for choice steers 1100 pounds plus about 1100 to 1270 dollars. lighter ranges 1000 to 1100 pounds around 1150 to 1250 dollars. Yearlings and cows priced in the 800 to 900 dollar range for common to medium quality. Bulls and cutters priced 550 dollars and down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INSI
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A historical Cedar Rapids listing details miscellaneous grain and produce prices including wheat, oats, rye, barley, corn, soybeans, hay, straw, eggs, poultry, fruits and vegetables with multiple unit prices and measures across No 2 and No 3 yellow corn, hogs, hens, and various produce items. The entry reads as a market compendium with several merchant price points and stock terms.
Corn Prices Lead Market to Ten Year Peak in Chicago
Corn led Monday's grain trading with a 1 to 2 cent rise to the highest level in a decade. Producers held back selling from cribs as receipts totaled only fifty cars, while wheat oats and soybeans also gained.
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Chicago
Europe
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Corm
Chicago cash provisions and Minneapolis grain quotes
The listing shows Chicago cash market bids for futures grade corn oats soybeans and wheat with mixed No 3 to No 4 varieties and prices around 100 to 140 per unit. Minneapolis flour and hard winter and spring wheat quotes detail No 1 heavy gark pipet ger spring No 1 dark northern spring and No 1 hard Montana with prices from 144 to 157 and barley seed timothy and clover seed rates.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Produce Markets: Butter Eggs Potatoes and Poultry Prices
AP report from Chicago and New York outlines butter receipts and prices, egg figures, and potato on track shipments, with variations in creamery and grade levels. It also notes poultry live weights, hen and rooster prices, and turkey and duck quotes, plus Chicago futures for butter and potatoes.
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Chicago
Plymouth and
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Canada
Idaho
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Michigan
U S
Green Mountains
Louisiana
Bliss
New York
Minneapolis Flour Market Status And Prices Patchy 1900s
A grain market note from Minneapolis shows flour pricing with per barrel rates in 98 pound sacks and related cargo terms. Figures reference patent and shipment data with mixed totals for bran middlings and standard goods, indicating steady or unchanged status in the market.
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Minneapolis
Labor Tie-Up Shadows Monday Stock Market
New York markets opened weak with declines in autos and steel stocks led by General Motors concerns over a possible labor tie-up. Steel usage rose to 79.4 percent capacity, peaking since March 1930, while trading slowed and numerous giants like Chrysler and U S Steel posted losses. Some gains appeared in copper and specialty issues as bonds and futures mixed, with overall cautious activity and no major liquidations.
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New York
Wall Street
General Motors
American Iron & Steel Institute
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
U. S. Pipe and Foundry
Yellow Truck
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
J. 1 Case
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Goodyear
American Telephone
American Smelting
Briggs Mfg
Canada Dry
Borg- Warner
Johns-Manville
Paramount
American Can
Continental Can
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Phillips Petroleum
Atlantic Refining
Anaconda
Miami
Cerro de Pasco
Barber Company
American Shipbuilding
Columbia Gas
North American
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Westinghouse
General Electric
du Pont
Douglas Aircraft
Standard Oil
N. J
Wall Street Quotation Sheet Report from Adveamely
Securities prices and percentages for numerous companies across Amex and Chicago boards list dozens of tickers and figures. Names include International Nickel, Allied Stores, Kennecott Copper, Loews, Remington, and General Electric with varied percentages and prices reflecting Monday quotations from the Merchants National Bank building office.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W.H. Juan
Merchants National Bank
Alaska
Juneau
Intl
Nickel
Kate Allegheny Corp
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Tel&Tel
Amn Can
Johns M’gille
Amn
Kan City
Kayser
Kelvinator
Amn Intl Corp
Kennecott
Amn Loco
Kresger
Amn Metals
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Amn Rad
Libby Owens
Amn Roll Mills
Lis & Myers
Amn Smelting
Pullman Co
Chrysler Motor
Radio Corp. Il
Cities Service
Fado Lee Ie
Coca Cola
Bate
Ren Steel
Reyr Tod
Schenley
Motors
del L & W Lisst Frisco
Douglas Air
Stew Warner
du Pont de
Studebaker
Eaton Mfg
Tex
Corpu
Elec Autolite
Tex Gulf S
Elec
Tex Land Tr
Elec Pow & L
Thompson
Elec Bond & S
Tidewater
Erie
Timken
Ford England
Trans-America
Freeport Tex
Union Carbide
Gen Baking
Union Pac
Gen Cables
Uni Air Lines
Gen Foods
Coron
Gen Gas
United Fruit Big Gen Motors
Uni Gas Co
Gen Outdoor
Uni Gas
Gillette
U S Ind
Gimbel Bros
U S Pipe
Glidden Co
S Rubber
Goebel Brew
S$ Realty
Goodrich
S Steel
Goodyear
Uul Po Oa& Gas
Graham
Walworth
Warner Bros
Chicaro Corp
Quaker Pr
SveeSoCit & Co
Camw_ Edison
Gypsum
Con Biscuit Olyergty
Iowa Hog Receipts and Market Prices Reported
US agriculture reports 53 500 hog receipts in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 48 hours ending Monday 3 am, with prices by weight and packer rates for light to heavy hogs. Foreign exchange rates listed alongside, plus Omaha livestock and wool markets in Boston and New York summaries.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U. S
Minnesota
Hay Market Prices Mixed in Chicago Rail and Truck Rates
Market notes from Chicago show various hay and straw price lines. Rail prices labeled No 1 to No 9 range from about 12 to 18 dollars with oats and wheat straw also listed. Truck rates appear around eight to nine dollars per unit with several cents variations and multiple price entries.
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Chicago
Waukon Man Begins His 41st Year As Bailiff
James Dixon begins his forty first year as Allamakee county bailiff after first being appointed in 1896. He formerly filled kerosene lamps to light the district court room in Waukon, Ia.
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Waukon Man
Waukon
James Dixon
Allamakee
Equitable Life witness Nils Olsen testifies in farm sale case
Nils Olsen of New York City former head of agricultural economics at the US Department of Agriculture testified as a defense witness in district court before Judge John T. Moffit in a suit by Ed F. Hotz of Lone Tree against the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Hotz claims a $3,000 cashing on a $47,500 bid for a 4094 acre Johnson County farm and transfer of the property, while the firm says the check was cashed in error and the offer never accepted. The firm also says Hotz refused to reclaim the $3,000. Hearing began December 22 and adjourned to Monday for oral arguments.
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Nils Olsen
New York City
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Farm Investment Department
John T. Moffit
Ed F. Hotz
Lone Tree
Equitable Life Assurance Firm
Equitable Concern
Olsen
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Hotz
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Johnson County
Equitable
Will of Joseph Martin Probate In Cedar Rapids
The will of Joseph Martin of Cedar Rapids who died November 12 was admitted to district court probate Monday by Judge A B Clark. Beneficiaries include his wife Mary Martin his mother Katherine Martin and siblings John Martin and Matilda Havlik both of Cedar Rapids Rudolph J Martin of Alhambra California Mary Fonda of Jamestown North Carolina and Alicin Kubicek of Dishman Washington. Mrs Mary Martin was appointed executrix. The will was made September.
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Joseph Martin
Cedar Rapids
A. B. Clark
Mary Martin
Katherine Martin
John Martin
Matilda Havlik
Rudolph J. Martin
Alhambra
Calif
Mary Fonda
Jamestown
N. C
Alicin Kubicek
Dishman
Wash
Bond Market Shifts Weigh on Rail Stocks Amid Wage Disputes
New York bond review notes mixed to down moves in rail issues with St Paul 5s and Missouri Pacific 5s among losers as wage disputes stir concerns in motor and allied industries. Some treasuries and foreign issues show small gains while U S bonds closed with various Treasury notes quoted at segment prices.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
API
St. Paul
Erle Ss
Missouri Pacific
Nickel Plate
Frisco
Southern Getter
Rock Island
American
Forelgn Power
Anaconda Copper
International Paper
Pure Oil
International Telephone
International Hydro Electric
National Daily
Texas
Youngstown
Treasury
Urmay
Peru
Columbia
Buenos Aires
Brazil
Marion to Stage Prairie Farmer WLS Talent Show
Joe Green will play Uncle Ezra and Mrs Ambrose Travis will portray Lulu Belle in the Prairie Farmer WLS community talent show to be held Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings in the Lincoln school auditorium under the Legion auxiliary. Rehearsals are set for 7 oclock tonight at the American Legion hall and Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7 in the Lincoln school auditorium. John Troy visited Des Moines. Jane Austin goes to Miami. families from Ames Cedar Rapids and Centenpoint are noted for various New Year visits and travels. A lecture on Can Animals Think will be given by Al Priddy at 8 tonight with a small admission fee.
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Prairie Farmer Wls
Lincoln School
Legion Auxiliary
Joe Green
Uncle Ezra
Ambrose Travis
Lulu Belle
Merion
Edna Deiman
American Legion Hall
al Priddy
Death notice for Charles C Van Nuys and related notices
Mrs A E Granger has word of the death of her father Charles C Van Nuys in Daytona Beach Florida after a heart attack. Funeral and burial are set for Friday at Hopewell near Franklin Indiana with Mr and Mrs Granger traveling by Fairfield where Rev Gilbert Voorhies will join them. Paul Vore hosted a surprise party for his wife on her birthday with Cedar Rapids and Marion attendees. Patmos Commandery No 27 Knights Templar will meet Tuesday at 730 PM in the Masonic Temple to report annual affairs. Miss Virginia Bardwell leaves California after visiting the Parsons home.
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A. E. Granger
Charles C. van Nuys
Daytona Beach
Fla
Paul Vore
Joe Schwirtz
Kenneth Farquhar
Clarence Maher
Cedar Rapids
Ivan Mann
Robert
Georgia
Roberta
Marion
Patmos
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Virginia Bardwell
E. E. Parsons
California
The
Gazette
May
Katz Loan Company
Ird Ave
Ee Eeeres
Russell's
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Btorace Co
Eer & Btorace Co
Vincent's Jewelry
BEL Nyal Remedies
Podzimek Pharmacy
Lon
Rosenthal Tallor
Armstrong
Comet
B. A. Kriza Son
Ee i Thomassen
Thomasen
C. G. Hover
Cleveland
Ohio
Vana
Muncie
Indiana
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Ph. Raat
DIAL
W_T Sands
R Knitting Co
Morgan
Ave
Barrymore Put On Probation By New Bride
Hollywood police dispatch reports Elaine Barrie, John Barrymore’s bride of weeks, placed the actor on probation after claiming he roughed her. She sent him to stay at his trainer’s home as reconciliation talks begin amid a California spring engagement dispute and a cross country romance history.
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Hollywood
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
John
Yuma
Ariz
Tran
Barrymore
Ken Kelly
Los Angeles
Welch-Cook-Beals Co. Salesmen Meet 1936 Rise Reported
Welch-Cook-Beals Co. salesmen arrived in Cedar Rapids for their annual meeting with reports of a satisfactory 1936 business increase and prospects for further improvement in 1937. Representatives came from Iowa Illinois southern Minnesota southwestern Wisconsin and northern Missouri. Department managers were leading the meeting scheduled to run through Monday and into Tuesday noon. Luncheon for the group was held at the Roosevelt hotel Monday noon.
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Welch- Cook-Beals Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Roosevelt Hotel
Marriage License for George Price Griene and Helen W Green
George Price Griene of Sigourney and Helen W Green of Wilmette II. are issued a marriage license as recorded in the county notices.
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George Price Griene
Sigourney
Helen W. Green
Wilmette, II
Birth announcement for Lester Hradeckys’ son at Mercy Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lester Hradecky announce the birth of a son on January 3 at Mercy Hospital. The couple reside at 2700 A Avenue NE.
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Lester Hradecky
A Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
Omaha Millionaire William Nesselhous Dies After Stroke
Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon in Omaha for 72 year old William E. Nesselhous known as Billy, a prominent Omaha millionaire and partner of the late Tom Denison in a political organization that dominated city politics for many years. He died Saturday in Rochester Minnesota after suffering a stroke a week earlier.
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Omaha (Ap
William E
Billy” Nesselhous
Omaha
Rochester
Minn
Nesselhous
Tom Dennison
December Building Permits Total 63379
The December report by City Building Inspector O. L. Leefers shows 35 permits totaling 63379 dollars. Fees collected for the month amounted to 618.30 dollars.
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O. L. Leefers
Surrenders Beer Permit Amid Imminent City Council Revocation
Charles Cutter surrendered his class B beer permit for the Windsor hotel as the city council threatened revocation. His attorney, David G. Bleakley, sought permission to surrender, while Don Hines stated evidence supported possible revocation though voluntary surrender was permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cutter
Windsor Hotel
David G. Bleakley
Bleakley
Cutter
Don Hines
City council approves payment to Frank Pierce for legislative briefings
The city council Monday approved paying $30 to Frank Pierce of Marshalltown representing the Iowa League of Municipalities. Pierce will keep the city informed on state legislature matters affecting cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pierce
Marshalltown
Iowa League of Municipalities
Pierce
Want Ads Department Hours Notice
Classifieds desk announces publication hours for the Sunday Gazette Want Ad department. Ads accepted until 11 o'clock noon for the same day publication and again until 8 p.m. on Saturdays. The department opens from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and Saturdays until 1 p.m.
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Sunday Gazette
Ant Ad Department
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Vinton
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