Hog Prices Uneven. Chicago Market Mixed on 180-Pound Hogs
Chicago Market reports uneven hog trading with 180-pound weights strong while other weights softened. receipts at five terminals totaled about 24,600 with Chicago receiving 15,000. The cattle market in Chicago remained active with light supplies and top cattle reaching around 13.65. Lamb and sheep prices showed weakness while hogs in Des Moines and Omaha reflected mixed moves across regions.
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Chicago
Chicago Stockyards
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Imix, & Butchers
Buffalo
East St Louis
Rhnice
Seth Theere
Tueseas Seai
Sony
Ian Terdin
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Omaha
Dept Agriculture
Prace Thal
Carly
Local Hog Prices Edge Up in Nickel Market
Hog prices are slightly higher in the local market with most grades advanced on nickel Wednesday. The top price reached 7.60 dollars.
Local Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market List
A legible price list from Cedar Rapids itemizes groceries and farm goods with quantities and per unit costs. Items include oats, corn, leghorn eggs, vegetables, and seeds with varied prices such as 40 cents and 4 cents shown alongside product names and vendors.
Grain Prices Narrowly Range on Lack of Interest
Chicago traders held a disinterested stance as wheat edged up 3/4 cent, corn up around 1 cent, and oats up 1/2 cent amid light activity. Liverpool strength limited gains while Polish rye and Philadelphia receipts added to overall firm tone though cash markets held steady.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Lsc
Liverpool
Orient
Philadelphia
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices show wheat No 2 hard and corn No 2 yellow with bids around 96 to 122 cents. Oats No 3 white 53 cents, barley and timothy seed listed with various bids. Minneapolis cash grain market notes receipts and bids for No 1 Parheyy and amber durum with May and July futures mentioned.
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Chicago
Pete 'Ap
Minneapolis
Marvel
Montana
Ted
Wall Street Steady With Modest Gains Across Heavily Traded Shares
Wall Street opened with mixed results as the market held largely even through midweek trading. American Telephone and U S Steel showed about flat moves while U S Smelting Dome and McIntyre posted small gains. Homestake slipped. Transfers approached 450000 shares as traders watched several industrials and blue chips for direction.
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New York
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
General Motors
U. S. Smelting
Dome and McIntyre
Homestake
Fower
Case
Deere
Houdaille-Hershey A
Hazel- Atlas Glass
Republic Steel
Consolidated Gas
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Pennsylvania
American Tobacco B
Procter and Gamble
Continental Can
Woolworth
Sears Roebuck
American Can
Penney
Union Pacific
Chicago Produce Market Summary From AP Dispatch
Chicago market notes show butter receipts 5, eggs at 4,530 unsettled, poultry supplies with live hens and roosters priced per pound, turkeys firm, and potatoes on track with Wisconsin and Idaho lots listed. New York also reports egg receipts 29 with mixed colors and grades, standard and commercial standards prices noted.
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Chicago
Lephorn
Wisconsin
U_ S
Michigan
Idaho
New York
Ipesa
Prices and futures for poultry dairy and eggs reported
A Chicago Produce note details receipts and prices for poultry products including chick en broilers fowls turkeys and ducks with rate changes. Butter receipts rise while cheese remains firm amid steady prices. Futures for butter eggs and storage standards are listed with monthly figures and dates.
U S Bond Prices in New York Markets
U S bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 104.10 Liberty first 4s at 103.20 Liberty fourth 4s at 103.29 Treasury 4 14s 47 52 at 114.24 and Treasury 3 34s June 40 43 at 105.23 plus other issues: 3s 46 49 at 103.24 and 3s 51 55 at 102.22.
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J E. Bennett & Co
W. A. Soma
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Ind Cement
Alaska Juneau
Nickel
Allegheny Corp
T and
T . Ge
Alls Chalmers
Johns Manville
Lehigh Valley
Pow & Lt
Lehn & Fink
Raid
Libby Owens
Ain Roll Mills
le & Myers
Am Smelting
Loews, Inc
Amn Steel Fdys
Lorillard P
McIntyre
Wat
McKesson Rob
Marshall
Mack Trucks
Magna Copper
Armour Com
Mathieson
Maytag Mie
Brooklyn
Burroughs Adg
Lira
Noranda
Maines
North Amn
Canada Dry
Otis
Owens Til
Caterpillar
Otis Steel
Packard Motors
Gerro de Pasco
Utah
Pennick & Ford
Renney JC
Peoples Gas
Chrysler Mtr
Phelps Dodge
Tex Proctor Gambel
Bullman Co
Gol Gas
Elec
Credit
Congoleum
Consol
Sevbard
Sears Roebuck
Conth Motors
Ls Sheil Union
Socony
Socony Vac Crown Cork 23 ° sSoy Pas A Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
sSoy Railway Deere & Co
Sperry Corp Vel LD & W
St Joe Lend Dome Mines
Douglas Alt
Standard Gas
du Pont den
Calif
Eastman Rod
Eaton Mfg
Elec Autolite
Frisco
Elec Boat TaStew Warner
Pow & L
Studebaker
Bond & S
GhaTex Corp
Erie
Tex Gulf
Anes
Fisk
Tex Land
Ford England
Thompson
Foster Wheeler
Tidewater
Fox Film
Timken
Freeport Tex
Ainn Ton
Trans-America
Baking
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Gen Foods
Gillette
Gimbel Bros
Uni
Glidden Co
Upk Gas Amis
Goodrich
Goodyear
Graham Poire
Granby Copper
Steel
Avanadie
Rypid
Zqwarner Bros
U. S
New York
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Canzoneri Rodak Bout Set With Big Chicago Crowd Expected
Canzoneri, former lightweight champion, is a 8-5 favorite to beat Leo Rodak in a 10-round Chicago Stadium bout tomorrow night. Eddie Risko meets Solly Dukelsky in the 10-round semi final. Promoters report advance sale over $15,000 and anticipated attendance around 16,000 with receipts near $35,000.
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Rodak- Canzoneri
Chicago
Tony Canzoneri
Leo Rodak
Jim Mullen
Marion church launches loyalty campaign across groups
The Christian church begins a Loyalty campaign from February 17 to April 21 with enlistment week activities. Elders, deacons and wives meet February 4, teachers and officers gather February 5, and the Ladies Union meets February 7 for enlistment. Roll call on February 10 will sign the large membership chart. A visitation drive targets unsigned members February 11, with six Wednesday services planned.
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Christian Church
Bible School
Ladies Union
Jesse Sodon
Benefit musicale and tea at Mrs Koppenhaver home
A large crowd is expected for a Thursday afternoon benefit musicale and tea at 960 Fourteenth Street hosted by Marion Linn chapter DAR. Ruskin Sandbourne and Jean Kelly Westinghouse will perform. a small admission is charged. Reservations via local committee members. Program starts at 2 30 p m. Also Oxford club skate party Friday 7 to 9 at Turtle Pond Marion Boulevard. 10 cents suggested. Miss Mabelle Oxley ill at Cedar Rapids.
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Ivanhoe Club
Walter Kennedy
Federation of Women's Clubs
Marion Recreation Center
Federated
State
City Federation of Clubs
A. E. Miller
W. G. Koppenhaver
Fourteenth Street
Marion Linnchapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ruskin Sandbourne
Jean Kelly Westinghouse
Cedar Rapids
Ways and Means Committee
Koppenhaver
Edna Roberts
T. A. Cunningham
Marion
Otto Schluter
Oxford Club
The
Methodist Church
Turtle Pond
Marion Boulevard
Farm Editor Speaks At Lions Club Meeting
Ray Anderson farm editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette spoke at the Lions club gathering at Mrs. N. Michel home and advocated the corn and hog project. Osceola lodge No. 18 I O O F to meet Thursday at 7 30 pm in the I O O F hall. Mrs S A Parmenter is critically ill at home.
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Baptist
Ray Anderson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Lions Club
N. Michel
Anderson
Osceola Lodge
Controversy Delays Carn-Hog Checks Across Agencies
The dispute over who can settle deceased claimant claims stalls check-writing. McCarl asserts sole authority to settle such cases, while Payne of the AAA finance division questions legality of all settlements. Some living-claim reductions also hang on the dispute, with no settlement in sight and a few deaths delaying the process further.
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McCarl
John B. Payne
AAA
Payne
Caution Advised in Shared Auto Transportation
Readers and advertisers are urged to exercise caution in arranging automobile transportation with others. References should be general and carefully invested.
Bids Open For Mount Vernon Road Project And Linn County Work
Ames reports received bids from McGuire Brothers Forest City for 3.12 miles of Mount Vernon area grading at 7 1376.32 and Perry Jayne Cedar Rapids for culvert work at 3 405.15. Other counties posted low bids totaling 388 194.76. Federal approval required via the Federal Bureau of Public Roads in Omaha due to funding.
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AMES
State Highway Commission
Linn County
McGuire Brothers
Forest City
Mount Vernon
Perry Jayne
Cedar Rapids
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Omaha
Iowa Senate Approves Murphy Appointment as Chairman
Iowa Senate approved Ray Murphy of Ida Grove as chairman of the state board of assessment and review following the sudden death of Dr C J Reynolds. The chamber also backed William Rosine of Ogden for the fish and game commission.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa Senate
Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
State Board of Assessment and Review
Murphy
Iowa American Legion
Clyde Herring
C. J. Reynolds
Senate
William Rosine
Ogden
Fish and Game Commission
Mexico City to Brownsville Route Draws Most July Passengers
Most of the 1 596 passengers carried on Mexican transport lines during July flew on the Mexico City Brownsville route.
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Mexico City
Brownsville
Tex
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16Th Ave
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