Mixed hog market slips as receipts shrink in Chicago market
Chicago hog prices edge higher on light receipts Tuesday with some gains in all classes, top at 4.90 and bids around 4.80 to 4.90 for 190 to 325 lb hogs while distant notes from Cleveland Pittsburgh and East Buffalo show steadiness or slight declines. Lambs and cows also mix while overall market shows tepid demand in hot weather.
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Chicago
Chiciso
Moncai
Cleveland
Pittsburch
Erades
Pittsburgh
Vear- Lass
Buffalo
Sugar market report and foreign exchange rates
A bustling listing shows New York sugar futures at 2 to 3 points higher and refined sugar at 450. The foreign exchange table lists numerous currencies with cent and unit quotes, including Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Spain, Greece, Poland, Austria, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, Hong Kong, Mexico, Montreal, and New York references.
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New York
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Greece
Poland
Austria
Brasil
Wong Kong
Mexico City
Montreal
Wall Street uneven as Santa Fe dividend cut weighs
Stocks traded with uncertainty in New York as Santa Fe Railway cut its preferred dividend, traders watched the impact on the market. Major movers included American Telephone, Union Pacific, General Motors, US Steel, and Bethlehem Steel with notable activity totaling around 6 million shares.
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Santa Fe
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Aled Chemical Case
American Can
Delaware
Hudson US Steel Western Union
General Motors
Whiestec
Tevera
Specato
Ram
Z &F
New York Central
Transuc
Bethlehem
Rephoe
Chemics National Mistillers
Industral Alcoho du Pont
Backne Auarters
Kerora
Proagh
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bansobuildine
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Adam Mutts
Hudson Motors
Ady Romew
Hupp Motors
Redic
Aibs Charmees
Intl Nickel
Amerana Corpn
Tel & Tel
Amn Brake
Johns Manville
Amn
Amn Car & Foy
Kayser_ Julius
Amn Cem Ale
Ketly
Sts Amn
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Coron
Kresge
Kroger G & B
Mach & F
Lambert
Amn Metals
Lehigh Valley
Amn Pow & L
Lehn & Fink
Amn Rad & S
Lic & Myers
Amn Roll Mills
Rbont
Amn Steel Fdys
Lorillard P
Louisville Gas
Amn ‘Tel & Tel
McKeesport
Tin
McKesson
Xack
Mathieson
Dent
Ark Nat
Armour
Asiana Copper
Atone Ward
Ateh
Ese Atlant
Riteta Bune
Attatien Corpn
Murray Corg
Baldwin Locn
Nash Motors
Balton Obicott Neth Biseur
Bansdat Spi
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Beatrice Cry Ait
Norf & West
Bucyrus Erie , & Nor Pac
Burrouehs Ads
Orth Ant
Ohio
Penick d& Ford
Cerro de Pasco
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Peoples Gas
Ches & Ohio
Phelps Dodre
Ches Cornn
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury
Proctor Gambel
P& P Ati
Pullman Co Choo & NW
Keith
Bersice
Dichfield
Cat & Bice
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
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Gimmons Co
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Secony
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Crome Cork
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Market Summary Wheat Gains Slip on Weather but Oats Hold
Wheat prices closed below day-early highs as favorable weather weighed, while oats firmed on damage claims. Corn remained soft on warm conditions, cash markets active with limited receipts, and forecasts of cooler southwestern temperatures offered little change.
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Chicago
Southwest
Board of Trade
Washington News
Liverpool
Hogs Steady On Local Market As Top Price Holds
Hogs unchanged across grades on Tuesday with top price at 4.30 per hundredweight. Prime hogs range 180 to 340 pounds, with premiums paid for quality. packers offer weights up to 590 pounds. Calf and sheep prices shown for various weights and quality levels.
Cedar Rapids Produce and Wholesale Prices Listing
Local market prices listed for grain and farm products in Cedar Rapids. Items include wheat oats corn hay straw dairy eggs fruit vegetables and other produce with varied prices per unit or crate. Notable entries cover oranges grapefruit lemons apples potatoes bananas lettuce celery cabbage tomatoes and cow and calf products.
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California
Bond Markets Show Mixed Gains Across Sectors
New York bonds followed recent patterns with higher values in secondary issues led by communications, some industrials, and low priced rails. High investment grade loans held firm while merger rumors for Western Union and Postal Telegraph boosted those bonds. Liberty bonds traded around 102.29 for 4 1/2s and noncallables near 102.19, with Treasuries slightly varied.
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New York
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Columbia Gas and Electric
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Compensation case heard in Linn county for R F C workers
Deputy Industrial Commissioner Ralph Young presided at the Linn county courthouse over compensation cases involving Sam Smith of Cedar Rapids and William Schoenbeck of Cedar Rapids. Smith, hurt on R F C projects at the North Western quarry, and Schoenbeck, injured while working for Reel Products, testified as witnesses as city and county disputes over employment and liability were explored.
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Ralph Young
Des Moines
Sam Smith
Fifth Avenue SE
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Old North Western
D E. Beardsley
T F Heysch
Delbert E. Thom
Thirty-fourth Street
Robert M. Wesley
R. F C
Linn
Young
William Schoenbeck
Martha L. Christian
Reel Products Company
Schoenbeck
Deaths Mrs Julia Hull Ross Former Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Julia Hull Ross died Monday at her Chicago home. She was former Cedar Rapids musical figure, sister of Harry Hull, and wife of W B Ross, chief clerk to the Rock Island president. Funeral set at Turner chapel Oak Hill cemetery. Burial in Oak Hall.
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Julia Hull Ross
Cedar Rapids
W. B Ross
Rock Island Railroad
Chicago
C F Edwards
Oak Hall Cemetery
Ross
Jo McAlrath
Free swimming instruction registration at American Legion pool
Registration for free swimming lessons at the American Legion pool in Marion will be held Wednesday morning. Instructors Mrs. L. E. Howell Rudolph Hurka and Charles Daniels will lead beginner adult and intermediate classes throughout the day with separate sessions for life saving training and adult beginners in the evenings.
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American Legion Pool
L. E. Howell
Rudolph Hurka
Charles Daniels
Howell
Hurka
Crage
Daniels
Lfe
Forty-three Men Join Forestry Corps From Cedar Rapids
Thirty men from Iowa Benton and Jones counties depart Cedar Rapids for Fort Des Moines to serve in reforestation camps under Robert A. Thomas. A second group of forty-three leaves Cedar Rapids led by Larry Gernandt includes workers from Benton Linn Clayton Fayette Black Hawk and other counties.
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Iowa County
Benton County
Jones County
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
Robert A. Thomas
David H. Albernathey
Howard L. Avery
Oliver Benton
Albert W. Baker
Lawrence C. Baugh
Harold D. Boke
Gerald Connell
Leo Casner
Bert M. Dowler
Richard E. Dvorak
Edward Ehlers
Doyle E. Ealy
Gordon
Linn
Clayton
Fayette
Black Hawk County
Larry Gernandt
Loren B. Brown
Frank Braniff
Loren Blank
Burton O. Balluff
Kenneth Boyer
James G. Brown
Paul Conn
John C. Conboy
Aulden Cornish
Wayne Davis
Howard Dawson
Jasper Deberg
Richard Daniels
James D Daniels
Jennings C. Falcon
Earl Shackleford
Lester C. Schulte
Howard H. Stevens
Lowell Werning
Harlan la Vine
Kenneth J. Lestine
Clarence C. Long
Leo F. Levan
Frank R. Whitney Former Boxer Dies At 15 Years After Ring Career
Former champion Frank R. Whitney died after a lengthy boxing career marked by victories over Battling Nelson and Joe Mandot in New Orleans and Atlanta. He fought Fred Welsh three times in no decisions and suffered a career knockout against Joe Welling in 1916, after which he retired. He left a wife Bessie Hayes Alexander and four sisters and a brother as survivors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Battling Nelson
Atlanta
Joe Mandot
Frankie Russell
New Orleans
Charley White
Lstee 28
Joe Welling
Kenosha, Wis
Knights of Pythias and the Elks
Bessie Hayes Alexander
C. E. Ulery
Whittier
Calif
Mamie Whitney
Pasadena
Carl Scott
Nevada
Lan Douglas
Chicago
Harry
Cedar Rapids
Harboring Vicious Dog Charge Dismissed in Police Court
Ray McArthur of 370 Thirty-first Street Drive SE faced a charge of harboring a vicious dog that was dismissed. McArthur paid the costs. Eight traffic offenders were fined by Judge Thomas B Powell including William Wilkins for reckless driving 25 dollars and costs and John Visecky for double parking 2 dollars and costs. Rex Powell and S B Brown faced double parking suspensions and costs. Other violators paid fines for overtime parking speeding and related offenses.
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Ray McArthur
First Street
McArthur
Thomas B Powell
William Wilkins
First Avenue
John Visecky
Hamilton Street
Rex Powell
B Avenue NE
S. B. Brown
Cedar Hotel
H.C. Schrel
First Avenue E
Don Cook
American Trust Building
Harold Morgan
Britt
B. L
Burkart
Marion
Local Couples Connected in Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Areas
The notice lists multiple individuals from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns including Cedar Rapids, Winfield, Prairieburg, Delhi and Marion. Partnerships include MAR Orville R Mittan with Ella R Jacobs, Donald A Knox with Elizabeth M Magee, Armand N Lefebvre with Alice Mary McLaughlin, Edward F Kula, Alberta Robinson, Wenella Kavach, Anna Lazio, and Lester Herford with Doris Graves.
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Orville R. Mittan
Cedar Rapids
Ella R. Jacobs
Winfield
Donald A. Knox
Elizabeth M Magee
Armand N. Lefebvre
Pairfax
Alice Mary McLaughlin
Norway
Edward F. Kula
Prairieburg
Alberta Robinson
Delhi
Wenella Kavach
Anna Lazio
Lester Herford
Doris Graves
Marion
City Council Raises Fire Chief Salary and Local Notices
The Marion city council raised Fire Chief Elmer King's salary from 80 to 90 dollars per month at a Monday meeting. Six merchants were granted cigarette permits. Several bonds in the special improvement fund were called. Various routine reports and committee notes were approved. Community groups including O E S, B Y P D, and Methodist and Christian church circles held meetings or events, with schedules for picnics, musical programs, garden tours, and charitable activities announced. A funeral in Ottumwa prompted several travel notices, and a postponement of a church society meeting was noted.
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Elmer King
John H. Pazour
George Burns
First Negro Juror Sits on Tennessee Jury
R. C. Hawkins, a retired mail carrier, becomes the first Black juror in Tennessee in memory of court staff. He is seated with eleven white jurors on Hamilton County criminal court jury on Monday.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
R. C. Hawkins
Tennessee
Hamilton County
Marion Nature and Garden Club Flower Show Parade
The Marion Nature and Garden Club holds a Saturday event starting with a 130 parade ending at the library auditorium and lawn. The library opens 9 to 12 for displays with attendees bringing their own containers. a 730 program on the lawn follows. Mrs. Voris of Fairhope is visiting Mrs. Homans. Mrs. Munson hosted the Ivanhoe club at Kingston with fourteen guests and Catherine Kicin as a guest.
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Public Library
Tenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Twelfth Street
Eighth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
D. E. Voris
Fairhope, Ala
J. E. Homans
Andrew P. Munson
Fourth Avenue
Kensington
Catherine Kicin
Fay “Bailey
English Boulevard
Mothers Club
Dollar Day draws big crowd in Marion
A large Marion crowd is expected Wednesday for Dollar Day bargains advertised by local merchants. Many stores will stay open Wednesday evening for late shoppers. Various local events include a Legion hall party for children of veterans at 2 PM and multiple club meetings and visits across town.
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Marion
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