Mixed Hog Market News From Chicago and Midwest Ports
Chicago hog prices slid 16 to 15 cents with top at 5.30 as receipts rose to about 28 000 hogs with 9 000 direct to packers while cattle and lamb trades varied across markets in Sioux City Omaha St Paul and Austin with totals around 28 000 hogs and 4 000 cattle reported and steady to lower prices noted for some lots.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
E. St. Lowis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Local Hog and Cattle Market Report
The hog market eased by 15 cents with top hogs at 4.80 for good quality and limited supply. Cattle values were unchanged with varied prices listed for steers heifers yearlings and cows across weight ranges. Sheep and calf sections show spring lambs around 9.00 with bucks and other prices varying by quality and weight.
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Omaha
Su. S. Dept
Idaho
California
Saffir
Aa St
Conman
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices Sheet
A Cedar Rapids prices list covers grain and produce items including wheat No 1 at 80e and No 2 at 7c, oats white No 2 Jie, rye No 2 40e, barley No 3 4ie, corn shelled yellow 54c, soybeans No 2 yellow She, hay and straw values, poultry prices for hens and roosters, citrus fruit prices for lemons 8s4 0a oranges 63 29/774.50, grapefruit 2.75 43.10, celery 34.50, lettuce 6.50, onions 2.50, cabbage 2.00, tomatoes 3.50, potatoes new 2.35 2.50, old Russets 3.80, hide market quotes for various hides including beef, calf, kip, horse, and pony prices.
Wall Street Stock Figures From Multiple Firms Tuesday
Wall Street equities mixed as publishers and brokers publish Tuesday quotations. Major names listed include Alaska Dairy, Kennecott, General Electric, Procter Gamble, Ford, IBM, and Westinghouse among numerous others. Stock levels show varied gains and declines across industries with several rail, steel, and utility firms cited alongside consumer goods giants.
Bond Markets Mixed as Government Bonds Rise in New York
In New York bond markets German and Trahan bonds surged ahead of domestic issues while volatility appeared in rail sector notes. U S government securities edged higher with few sales, and prices showed narrow gains across Treasury issues including 4 3 4s and 51 55s as market activity slowed.
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York Bond Review
New York
U. S
Treasury
New York Produce Markets Report Mixed Cheese and Eggs
New York markets show steady to firm pricing across goods. Eggs, butter, and cheese move with varied quarto grades and cartons. firsts and extras dominate pricing shifts amid general market steadiness.
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New York
Wanda
Chicago Produce Chicken and Egg Prices From Ap Poultry List
The Chicago produce listing shows live poultry prices including hens, chickens, Easter hens, and various Plymouth Rock and White Rock weights. Prices for eggs and related goods are listed as steady or unchanged, with reference to individuals and property details mixed in the OCR.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Stocks Fall Across Market Amid Pessimism Fog
New York stocks slid Tuesday amid fog of pessimism as steel and aircraft shares dropped two to four points after the British leader's remarks. About 700000 shares changed hands with all sectors including rails and utilities yielding to the downward trend. Losses ranged across U S Steel Bethlehem United Aircraft General Motors Chrysler Montgomery Ward Amnervan Telephone Caterpillar Kennecott Union Carbide Allied Chemical US Gypsum and others.
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New York
Possi Nyomi United
Prine Minster Charchaits
Germany
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas
United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Amnervan Telephone
Chesapeake and Olio
Kennecott
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Gypsum Standard Od of
Caterpillar
Loft
Wheat Prices Drift on Board Amid Weaker Tone
Wheat prices drifted lower on the Chicago board amid outside losses of over a cent. July futures fell as corn and oats followed the trend while soybeans fluctuated. Early selling cited improved harvest weather in the southwest and selling by professional operators. trade was quiet with light shipping and arrival receipts noted.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Daly
Southwest
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
North Central States
Northwest
Obituary: Mrs Estella Thurston Coleman 72
Mrs Estella Thurston Coleman died at her Mount Vernon home after a lingering illness. Born December 1 1867 in Abingdon Illinois she lived in Mount Vernon 29 years and was a Methodist. Survived by four daughters four stepchildren three sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral at Moon chapel Cedar Rapids Thursday at 2 pm with Lafayette Cemetery interment.
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Estella Thurston Coleman
Mount Vernon
Abingdon
Ill
Coleman
Methodist Church
Ethel O. Jones
Cedar Rapids
Maybelle Coleman
Davenport
Frances Coleman
Ruth L. Gallup
Sioux City
Paul Sigmund
Central City
Walter Lutt‘yen
Washington
D. C
Frank Haas
Fort Dodge
Carrie Kemper
Drake
N. D
Tom Coleman
Shoshone
Ida
Nellie Jones
Center Point
Lulu Jones
Ostrander
Frank Coleman
Frank
Esther
Moon Chapel
Lafayette Cemetery
Patrick Cosgrove Dies at 72 at Home
Patrick Cosgrove, 72, of 610 Podeteanen Street SE, died at his home on Tuesday at 1 45 AM. Funeral and burial arrangements are pending with local officials.
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Patrick Cosgrove
Podeteanen Street
Cosgrove Dies. Imm Conception Parish Widow Survives
In Louisville Kentucky February 18 1868 Mr Cosgrove lived at Walker before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1932 He is survived by his wife Mary Jane Cosgrove six children Frances O Brien Winthrop Mrs J A Kayser Walker Mrs Arthur Larson Joseph Walter and Agnes all of Cedar Rapids fourteen grandchildren a brother John of Henry South Dakota and a sister Delia Cosgrove of Watertown South Dakota He was a member of Immaculate Conception church where funeral services will be Thursday at 9 am conducted by Msgr John M Molloy Burial will be at St Patrick Cemetery Monti Friends may call at Moen funeral home.
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Louisville
Cosgrove
Walker
Cedar Rapids
Mary Jane Cosgrove
Frances O’brien
Winthrop
J. A. Kayser
Arthur Larson
Joseph
Walter
Agnes
John
Henry
S. D
Delia Cosgrove
Watertown
LeRoy Keadall Funeral Notice in Cedar Rapids
LeRoy Keadall of Cedar Rapids for years, died recently. Survived by wife Mae and several siblings. Funeral services set for 10 am Wednesday at Beatty chapel.
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LeRoy Bh
Kreadall
Cedar Rapids
Burt
Lunimudth
Mae
Beatty Chapel
Infant daughter dies. services planned at Beatty chapel
Linda Way Gelsendofer, daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Geawendofer of 1526 First Avenue E, died at 6 30 pm in a local hospital. Funeral services set for 4 pm Tuesday at Beatty chapel with Rev Grant Amlerson officiating. Burial at Buriat cemetery.
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Linda Way
Local City Briefs Highlight Marriages And Civic Notes
Madison residents Harry D Sawyer and Morse A Morse wed in Madison, Justice W. OA Ball presiding. Cedar Rapids Wave hub event planned at Montrose hotel Wednesday evening. Williams, 2 Ales enth street NE, underwent appendectomy at St. Lakes Hospital. condition good. Local Workers’ class at United Brethren church Thursday at 2:13 pm. hostesses Mesdames Chites, Uhlenhopp, Bender. Judge Powell of Supertat curt transferred to Caverstt hospital for checkup. condition described as pul resided ay sermus. Townsend Ladies’ nusilnurs hold pres dinner Thursday at 12:80 pm with Mrs Hares Fothoosere. Local automoblie dealers push big pre‑Fourth of July used car sale. see Gazette ads. Robert T.F. Smith, seat man on CU SS Chester, arrived from Long Beach to stay 30 days with parents Hans J. and spouse. Marvella Macclta, deputy clerk of federal court in Dubuque, confined with appendectomy. previously served Cedar Rapids duty. Ralph L. Sullivan, son of CL Sullivan of Manchester route 4, enlisted for duty with Second Cavalry at Fort Riley, Kan. Army vacancies listed for various posts. about 9,000 reserve officers to extended active duty beginning July 1, with tours for one year and potential extensions. Openings for lieutenants under 34 and captains under 40.
Ems Surry Family Returns From Eastern Trip
Mr and Mrs Ems Surry and daughter Maxine reside at 408 Eighth Avenue SW. Mrs Surry attended the national convention of Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers association. Mr Surry, president of the state association, represented Iowa and served on the resolutions committee at the convention.
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Ems Surry
Maxine
Eighth Avenue
Surry
National Convention of Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Iowa
Local High School Drama Hour Casts Tonight
Benjamin F. Wolverton Jr and Cynthia Daly join a novel play at WSUI at 8 PM as part of the Iowa high school drama hour. Students choose characters and write lines after a plot is created around the cast members.
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Benjamin F. Wolverton, Jr
B. F. Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Cynthia Daly
Raymond C. Mullen
Twentieth Street
WSUI
Earlville couple's son wins $100 University scholarship
Dr and Mrs H OQ Thompson of Earlville announce their son Wayne has been awarded a $100 scholarship at the University of Dubuque. The note mentions an average of B in his studies.
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H OQ Thompson
Wayne
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Marion bride Fernow weds Neft in candlelight
Miss Maxine Fernow daughter of Mr and Mrs James R Fernow of Marion and George S Neft son of Mr and Mrs J A Neft of Marin were married Monday at 8 pm in the Presbyterian church with Rev C de Jong officiating. The ceremony featured a candlelit setting and a choir, followed by a dinner at Lafayette cafe Cedar Rapids. The couple will reside at 2601 Firth Avenue Cedar Rapids after a wedding trip, with both families attending the event and numerous relatives from Des Moines to Duluth in attendance.
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Mroo
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Marion
George S. Neft
J. A Nett
Marin
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C¢ Vor. de Jong
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Moston
fLohengrin
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Gs Westheart
Miss Lane
Miss Lane Meet Out Whattier, Cat Dude Sitigied, Waste A Ub Ter At Poncentutnt
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Jubanana Hall
Edmer Ser’ Oat Marian
Bord
Harold Fernow
Lafayette
Cedar Rapid
Wre Self
Macron High x Hoal
Neff
Cherry-Brerell Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Firth Avenue
Oid-of
Oid-of-towna Reluives Here To Attend the Wedding Were Mico
Frank Ford
Betts
Anna Tabugo Marshatttawi
Ralph Wale Oor Spore de Ars Antonio Hanssen
Los Angeles
Mio
Leonard Abcondsony
Aganmosd
Lunite Macharess
Sharon
Desart
Mis Jeone Cubasou
Cedar Rajoitis
Motorist Fined For Intoxication Faces Drunk Driving Charge
County Attorney G K Thompson filed an information charging Roland Hamilton aged 20 of 2211 Fifth Avenue Marion with driving while intoxicated based on evidence from a chemical test by the highway patrol. Hamilton had been assessed $100 and costs for intoxication by Justice C E Drummond after an associated case filed by Marion Chief Pole Geone Miller. Hamilton was picked up after the same incident at a cited location Sunday. he was arrested after several hours of investigation.
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Geone
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Peddlers Return Fifty Dollars and Fur Pieces
Fragmented report recounts peddlers returning fifty dollars and fur pieces to a resident, plus a late note on Mrs Emma Ramsey’s death at 2 am and burial plans. Other items include local ads, hospital notices, and social notices from Marion and surrounding area.
Local Club Hosts Monday Meeting At Mrs Doa Home
A Monday gathering was held at Mrs Doa home with guests including Mrs E A Black of Los Angeles and M Bests Bear of Freeport Al ar d W Glean Miller of Marat Vio Bear attending. The meeting discussed project leadership and community events hosted by Cornerstores of the Porce bateman church.
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Los Angeles
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Albright
Ivanhoe Club
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Marion
E A. Black
Los Angeres
Freeport
Sury
Nseystane
Willkie Trade Pacts Not Key Issue Amid Debate
The article outlines statements by Wendell Willkie supporters on European economic topics. It highlights debate over trade pacts, noting imports and possible policy implications without settling on a definitive stance.
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