Hog Prices Trend Downward Amid Large Receipts
Chicago AP reports hog markets declined Tuesday as large receipts across twelve markets pressured demand. Prices steadied slightly with most sales around 4.20 to 4.50 per cwt and regional variations. cattle and sheep also see weak to steady moves amid overall weaker demand and increased offerings.
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Yast
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Nna
Indiananals Gang
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
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Mare
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Imix. & Butchers
Chicaco
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Pittsburg
East St Lous
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Tode Steady Cary
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Notices and Prices
Local items list odd values and names in a faded Cedar Rapids section. Notable entries mention prices such as 600 and 500, with scattered fragmented terms suggesting goods or services and a vendor or vendor codes.
Local Junior Meet Highlights Medal Winner and Stock Market Notes
A junior meet features a young athlete winning a medal while livestock markets and prices run alongside crop and farm market data. Reports mention cattle and sheep sales, hog receipts, and regional price ranges, with interviews noting farmers and rural observers discussing Wilburt farm activities and a Dubuque match referenced in golf.
Market Receipts and Prices Across Foods and Poultry
Chicago and New York market notices detail receipts and current prices for poultry eggs butter cheese and dressed poultry. Numbers show live turkeys hens and ducks with varied demand while New Jersey and Idaho listings reflect Cobbler and Triumph potato variants and regional produce trends.
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CUO Age Prodeci
Chicago
AP Busier
Leshorn
Roosters
Turkess
Leghorns
Kansas
Missouri
New Jersey
Conbiers
Idaho
Marsland and
Vrginia Bol
New York
Bond Markets Show Mixed Dims On New York Listing
New York bonds edged higher on a generally firm market with Treasury notes unevenly trading. The session highlighted buoyant activity in railroad and industry shares while government issues traded quietly with prices a shade up.
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Raul
Rotine
Sony
Mino
Buallymore
Ohio
St Paulis Chicago
Northwestern
Southern Railway
Ates
Auet
Fire
QATS Lead Upturn In Price Near Daily Maximum
Chicago grain markets rallied Tuesday as oats spurred a broad upturn. Wheat and corn posted gains, barley lagged, and provisions rose on moderate buying. Close saw wheat 1 to 1½ cents higher, corn 1 to 2½ cents higher, oats 1½ to 3½ cents higher, rye up 1 to 2¾ cents, barley lower.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Iugher
Barney
Grain Movement Chicago Market Report and Prices
The Chicago market scene lists prices for wheat including No 1 red and No 2 red, various hard and yellow grades, rye, barley, Timothy seed, and clover seed. Corn prices show No 2 mixed and yellow brackets, with numerous shifts noted and cash receipts for Minneapolis with Northern and dark northern quotes. price ranges span fractions to over a dollar in some classes.
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Chicago
Minntapoles
Towa Football Coaching Staff Will Be Unchanged
The Towa football staff will remain the same with the four man unit returning. Rollie W will continue as head basketball mentor while others shift duties, and Verel and Waoms have served as lead coaches since 1924 and 1925 respectively.
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Rollie W
Baebal
Bill Coot
Drake Time
OH Waoms
Verel
Alehtoogaard
Iowa
Cedar County Officials Organize Softball Team
Cedar County officials form a county team with Jon Blivak managing. Players include Specist te Tipton, Woo Naber on the mound, Willam McCallas at the catcher, Cecil Langmann at first, Hermann Oaken at second, ROO Zammerling at third, Melvin Marks at short, Howard Hamilton at shortstop, Petr Beigard deputy clerk in right field, WOW Chiatiar at center, Deputy Treasurer HoH Puck as substitute, and the opener against Stanwood is set for Tuesday evening in Stanwood.
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Cedar County
Woo Naber
Enainesr
Willam McCallas
Cecil Langmann
Hermann Oaken
Zammerling
Melvin’ Marks Deputs Short
Howard Hamalton
Hot
Local hog market weakens with price drops across grades
The local hog market shows broad declines with all grades down ten cents on Tuesday. Prime hogs in various weight ranges see top prices slide to around 3.85, while premiums vary by quality and weight, and calf and sheep prices appear with mixed quotes.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Fair Packers
Sinclair
Wall Street advances and losses mark brisk abbreviated session
New York stocks started with notable gains but soon faced profit taking and liquidating pressure. Early leaders rose 1 to 4 points, then closed heavy as transfers topped 3.5 million shares. Grains and currencies showed mixed moves amid a cautious mood.
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Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
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Proctor
Tuesday’s Quotations From the Market Ledger
The notice lists numerous stocks and prices across multiple sectors with many named companies such as Allied Chem Amn Can Johns Manville Amn Ice See Amerada Corp and Union Oil. It reflects a historic market page compiling daily bid offers and closing quotes.
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Adams Express
Houston Oil
aHowe Sound
Hudson Motors
Alaska Juneau
Aliupp Motors
Aliesneny Corp
Tis Central
Allied Chem
Indus Rayon
Allis Chalmers
Ingersol Rand
Amerada
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Johns Manville
Behn
Fonk
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MeKessen Roo
Bia Ark Nat Gas A
Mac. Truca
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Sad Mminthesen AK
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Atchison T&sf
Mom Copper
Atlantic Rigo
Meten Pet
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Austion Corp
Ty Baldwin Locoli
Murray Coron Bay
Bearece Cry
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Botoart
Red Steel
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Noranda Mines
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Wapsie Loop games feature Solon Lisbon and Alburnett in extra innings
Solon Pirates and Mechanicsville played the league's first overtime game, going 10 innings with Solon winning 5 to 4 as Eastwood tied it with a ninth inning homer. Lisbon pitcher Doyle held them to three hits but three Lisbon errors produced two runs, while Alburnett overwhelmed Morley 24 to 7 in a separate track clash and posted 21 hits.
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Washington Golf Meet Pairings Set After Qualifying
Pairings for the Washington city golf meet were announced after qualifying rounds on Sunday. Vic Westphal will not compete this year, citing his strong play this season and support from the meet committee. Championship Flight matchups include Dr J H Irwin vs Oscar Davis and William Shannon vs Walter Wells among others.
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Albert Moorman
Guy Knauss
Frank Miller
A. E. Baldrige
Les Eicher
R. J. Gibson
Preston Wolf
W. T. Harwood Forrest Jennings
J. M. Lloyd
Charles Brown
Robert Thompson
Atkins Defeats South Amana 8 to 1 On Local Diamond
The Atkins ball team beat South Amana 8 to 1 Sunday, with rain hampering play. South Amana pitchers walked nine and made three errors, leading to four Atkins runs. Batteries: Atkins Schirm and Reisch. South Amana A Heinze O Zuber and C Heinze.
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Keswick Wins Twin Bill In Market For Games
Keswick defeated Thornburg 11 8 in the first game and What Cheer 16 7 in seven innings in the nightcap. Keswick has a 7 4 record and seeks additional games with quality clubs for August.
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Thornburg
Oelwein Tops West Union 11 to 3 in County Showdown
Special to The Gazette Oelwein defeated West Union 11 to 3 in a Sunday baseball game. Rathbun pitched superbly with 13 strikeouts and two walks while going 4 for 4 at the plate. Ploog and Shaffer were West Union’s battery. Oelwein holds the Little Six lead with a game at Elgin coming next.
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Ploog
Shaffer
Mrs William Reid Dies at 71 in Marion
Mrs William Reid 71, of near Marion, died at her home Tuesday morning after years of declining health. Born Mary Hamilton in Scotland in 1862, she emigrated to the United States in 1906. Survived by her husband, two sons, two daughters, nine grandchildren, one great granddaughter, six brothers, and other relatives. Funeral Wednesday at Yocom chapel with Rev C E B Krog in charge. body to Maple Hill, Kansas for burial.
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Adam and
Mary Culbertson Hamilton
Roxburghshire
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United States
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Kaw
Washington Golfers Outstroke Muscatine
Washington golfers defeated the Muscatine club in Washington Iowa Sunday by a total of 75 strokes. Washington totaled 1732 to Muscatine 1807. Vic Westphal led with 75 while Bellitt posted 78 and Sid Smith 81. R Mueller of Muscatine also shot 81.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Club
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R. Mueller
Marriage of Hervey Shutts and Ethel Christiansen
Mr and Mrs Hervey Shutts wed Saturday at Cedar Falls with about thirty guests. The bride, former Ethel Christiansen of Allen Nebraska, wore white satin and pink roses. The couple will live at 1044 Twelfth street after Sept 1 while he completes his master’s at the University of Iowa.
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Cedar Falls
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Gothenburg
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