Chicago market moves buoy cattle as hogs slip
Hogs declined in slow trading at the Chicago stockyards while cattle held steady to firm in Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and East St. Louis. Representative sales show a mixed bag with top cattle at 11.20 and native springers reaching 875. Local Austin hog market reports varied results across weight classes.
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Chicago
Tee Cinege
Chiciuga
Pitsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Lous
Pittsburgh
East St.Louis Swas
Local Hog and Cattle Markets See Mixed Movements
Local hog prices show slight gains for light hogs and weakness for heavy packers with some steadiness elsewhere. Cattle values range lower with various grades listing declines and mix with steers and heifers shown across multiple weight categories.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market listings show cattle calves and hogs with varied bids and steady to firmer demand. Prices feature feed lot cattle and sows near steady, vealers and calves strong, hogs fluctuating with lean to heavy categories, and sheep showing modest gains amid mixed supplies. Market activity notes several regions including Sioux City and St Paul with bids and weights ranging widely.
Iowa Hog Market Reports and Price Averages Across Cities
The report compiles hog and cattle receipts from Ottumwa Des Moines Waterloo Mason City and Des Moines with price ranges for different weight classes. It notes steady to higher markets for hogs and steady cattle tone, listing specific price bands for various weights and classes and highlighting regional variations across the period reported.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Farm Produce Prices
Market notes from Cedar Rapids list grain items such as No. 1 and No. 2 quality corn and soybeans with prices, plus hay and straw at 4sme 7.50 and 5.00 respectively. Dairy and poultry quotes include butterfat 25c, No. 1 cream 24c, No. 2 cream 28c, hens and leghorn hens at 60 per 5 lbs, and various wholesale fruits and vegetables with crate prices for celery lettuce grapefruit and potatoes. Includes hides prices and other farm commodities with miscellaneous items and half price notes.
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Carratt
Wong
Clue
Early wheat gains erased amid moderate Chicago sales
Moderate selling trimmed early wheat gains on the Chicago Board of Trade. Prices closed lower with July wheat at 76 1/3 to 76 3/4 cents, corn down around 1/2 to 3/4 cent, and oats little changed. Reports say some buying supported by milling interests, but follow-up demand was lacking amid mixed crop news and stock market gains.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Cay
Liverpool
Winnipes
Bond Market Shifts Spark Mixed Activity In ATW York
In a volatile session, corporate and government bonds moved with a broad tilt toward higher prices in select issues while others weakened. Treasuries showed mixed results as foreign credits posted gains, and industrial and utility bonds saw varied trading, with several notes and converts advancing on the day.
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ATW York Bond Review
New York
Rair
Iscue
Aer
NY Central $S
Northern Pacific de
Southern Pacific Sc
Southern Railway
Amone
Great Northern
Naval
Amere Jean Water Work Fs
National
Market summaries for Chicago receipts and fresh dairy items
Chicago markets show receipts for butter eggs and cheese with mixed demand. Butter and eggs hold firm while creamery products rise. potato and poultry prices vary with regional supplies and quality noted. Prices cited include US No. 1 cobblers and Triumphs across California Kansas Louisiana Maine and more alongside local freshness and decay factors.
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Chicago
California
Arkansas Hills
Alabama
Kansas
Louisiana Hills
Maine
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Virginia
California Bliss
Texas
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
White Rockie Springs
White Rock
New York
Foreign exchange and sugar market updates from New York
European currencies slipped against the dollar in Monday trading with noon rates showing declines across major and minor pairs. Sugar futures were steady with No 3 contract muting gains around 1 7/8 cents and refined sugar unchanged at 4 50 a pound amid moderate demand and hedge selling.
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New York
Great Britain
Canada
Montreal
Belem
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Ee Eee
Greece
Hungary
Traly
Jugoslavia
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Seitzrriand
Argentina
Mexico City
Japan
Two Highway Red Cross First Aid Stations Opened
Ralph Bain of the American Red Cross will attend Cedar Rapids as two Linn county highway first aid stations are officially opened. One on highway 30 ten miles east opens at 4 30 p m and another on highway 11 ten miles north near Toddville opens at 5 30 p m. Local owners and attendants have completed first aid classes and earned Red Cross certificates to provide around the clock traveler assistance.
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Ralph Bain
Iowa
American Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Red Cross
Linn County
Highway 11
Toddville
Petition Seeks Permanent Surface on Fifth Street NE
A petition received by the city council on Monday asks for a permanent surface on Fifth street NE from C Avenue to the Milwaukee tracks. Signers come from across the city and the request includes round corners at A Avenue and Fifth Street NE for safety.
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Fifth Street
C Avenue
Avenue
Round Corners
A Avenue
Stocks Rise On Profit Taking Pause In New York Market
Aircraft shares led a mixed session as profit selling eased and many top gainers paused behind modest losses. Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Glenn L. Martin Wright Aeronautical and others posted best gains while U S Steel Bethlehem J I Case and GE lagged.
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New York
Wall Street
Wall Street Stocks Published by Bennet Co., Jump. Quotations
Wall Street quotations list numerous stocks with prices and changes from Adams Express to Western Union. The page includes many named corporations such as Allied Chem, Kennecott Copper, General Electric, Procter Gamble, Coca Cola, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and several railroad and utility issues. The Chicago market closes with a broad cross section of industrials, consumer goods, and transport stocks showing varied activity.
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Potter Autrorer
la Lambert
Valley
Libby Owens
McCrory Stores
Mt Oe
MteKessony
Amn
McLellan
Marshall Fid
Mathieson Aik
Anaconda
Maytag
Sts Armour. Co
Minmi Copper
Petvis Atchison T
Fia Atlantic Rie
Auburn Auto
Mont Warsaa
Aviation Corp
Motor Wheel
Vhs Naldivin Locogo
Murray
Natl Distirs
Central Dasa Rohn
Horden Co
Nor Pac c
Ae Bors Warner Og North Amin Co
Irinss Mfc Ag Nor Amn
Buestus
Ene R
Ohio
Olyiys Budd Mfc
Otis Steel
Budd Wheel
Packard Murs
Alc
Paramount Carrogeny
Ads le Pack
Utah
Patino Mines
Penick & Ford
Case
Penney J
Pillsbury
Ohlo Oat
Wittsburgh
Plymouth Oil
Procter Gamble
Cena
Buliman
Olita Chrysler Mtr
Radio Coronate Cities Service
Keith Ats
Coca Colaiggy
Rent Rand
Col Palmotive
Simimons Co
Contl Cay
Motors
Sein Fae
Coty Inc
Ts Sou Railway
Crucible Steel
Sperry Cary
Sundastandard
Curtiss
United Flute
Uni Gas Co
Gilette SR
Gimbel Bros
Goodyear Tire
uUndl Pa
Graham Patcel Vanadium
aVire Coro Chem
Walworth
Warner Bros
Wesn Maryld
Hint Coro
Ween Union Beta
Westwise
Hecker
Westahse
Hite Motors
Hite Sewing
Hiram Walker
Wilson & Co
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Wolworth Res Hupp Motors
vYnestwn
S&t
Ite Central Seremith Radio
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Chicago
Amn Pub Sve
Dexter Co
Asbeatos
Genshold
Automt
Helleman
iaMar Field
Ita Midwest Corp
Butler Bros
Quaker cm
Cherry BI
Quaker Pl
Chicarco, Corp
REA Chief To Speak At Olin Tuesday Night
John M. Carmody administrator of the rural electrification administration will speak in Olin Tuesday at a Maquoketa Valley REA program meeting. The event includes a display of electrical appliances and discussions on electricity use led by a home economics specialist and an agricultural engineer from Washington.
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Olin
Edgar Beach
Anamosa
Maquoketa Valley Rural Electric Cooperative
John M. Carmody
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington, D. C
Maquoketa Valley Rea
Washington
Marion Postmaster Injured In City Bus Crash
Mrs. Mary E. Hollingsworth Marion postmaster suffered head and chest injuries when her car struck a Cedar Rapids City Lines bus at Sixteenth Street and Eighth Avenue in Marion. She was taken to St Luke's hospital. her husband Elmer was bruised. The accident occurred around 5 15 pm Sunday as the car traveled east and the bus south.
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Mary E. Hollingsworth
Marion
Elmer Hollingsworth
Cedar Rapids City Lines
Hollingsworth
Sixteenth Street
Eighth Avenue
E. Wiegner
Sixth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Pioneer group members spend week at Camp Wapsie U near Central City
Robins church members led by Howard Miller and Kenneth Freeman spent the week at Camp Wapsie U near Central City. Additional attendees at camp included Lodell Leidigh Robbie Bixby and others followed by a Sunday call at several Marion area homes. A Mar tal le school reunion was held at Mrs. Lillian Stewart's home with Belle Courtney among attendees. The Tueck-a-stitch club plans a family picnic Tuesday at 6 30 pm hosted by Mrs. Robert Hess.
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Robins Church
Camp Wapsie-U
Central City
Howard Miller
Kenneth Freeman
Lodell Leidigh
Robbie Bixby
Charles Masfield
Gordon Emmons
Junior Scitsema
Jack Boyanovsky
George Maxfield
Ed Bovanovsky
Ruth
Bob
Neal Miller
OQ Sidsema
Allen Emmons
John Redmond
Robins
H B. Leasure
Marshall Oxley
and Mirs
Clarence Oxley
Jalan Groll
Marion
J. Q. Busenbark
Chicago
Martelle School
Belle Courtney
Lillian Stewart
Martelle
Miss Courtney
MM. Neilson
John McDonnell
John Boxwell
M. H. Kyle
John Ireland
Cedar Rapids
Callie Newman
Ruth Kinney
Robert Hess
Fourth Avenue
Fish Urges GOP to Oust National Chairman Hamilton
Washington Rep. Hamilton Fish calls for the GOP national committee to purge National Chairman John O. Hamilton for the campaign. He argues that without Hamilton the party could win ten Senate seats and 100 House seats, while with him the gains would be cut in half.
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Washington
INS
Hamilton Fish
G. O. P. National Executive Committee
John O. M Hamilton
Hamilton
Fish
Penuliipab
A L Griffith Retires After 35 Years With Rock Island Lines
A L Griffith aged 70 of 408 Second Avenue SE retired Sunday after more than 35 years as an oil house attendant with Rock Island Lines. Thirty co workers presented him a feather traveling bag at noon. He began with the road at 21, left briefly, then returned in 1912 and remained employed. The Griffiths will return Thursday to Estherville from Cedar Rapids.
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A. L. Griffith
Second Avenue SE
Rock Island Lines
Griffith
Feather Traveling Ag
Road
Beauty shops advertise perms and prices in local listings
A collection of beauty shops across the city promotes services and special prices. Firms such as MABELINE'S AIR CONDITIONED BEAU TY SHOP and STONER'S BEAUTY SHOP list contact numbers and addresses with perm and hair treatment rates. Other salons include DELUXE BEAUTY SHOP and MARY NELL BEAUTY SHOP offering varied wave and perm options.
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Mabeline
Comtort
3Rd St
Park Ave
Stoner
Lillian Suchy
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount
Rlere Beauty Shop
Rother Krebs
Dial
Parker
Kennedy's
1St Ave SE
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Marion News
F. C. Rasmussen
Mary Josephine Peters
N A S McLean
Nebraska City
C V. R DeJong
Laura Peters
Tfugh McLean
Council Bluffs
McLean
Burlington Railroad
Hugh McLean
Francis P. Peters
Battle Creek
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Anna Fay Rasmussen
Mary Adams
Howard Rowley
L. A. Turner
Milwaukee Railroad
Supt
Ww. C. Givens
Richard Clark
Ben Neral
Ed Clark
Olive Cooper
Roosevelt Hotel
I J Gottlieb
Kansas City
Cooper Home
Hazel Ross
Lilita Layer
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L. R Fitzgerald
Barbara
Chitaga
Camp Hitaga
Walker
Grace Beckham
Edgar Beckham
la Porte, Ind
George Starks
Joe Dunlap
Tama
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Dunlap
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Louise Durham
North Tenth Street
Irvin Castle
John Ford
O. K. Collins
Donald Dean
Alta Vista
J. F. Carroll
Cliff McDougall
Hagenbeck- Wallace Circus
Charles McDougall
Mary Kerns
Margaret Leming
Perry
Kerns
Ella M. Reel
Rudy Schenken
Bernard Schenken
Frances Ellenberger
Whittier
Alice Wallace
A. J. Lake
Guttenberg
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Helena Lake
A. B. Lake
Dickeys
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Owen Turner
John Brown
Carl Wallace
Janet Gordon
C. A. Ellenberger
Henry Arp
Meredith van Dykes
Miss van Dykes
Linn
Order of DeMolay
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Francis Beauly
North
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Marioni Farm Bureau
Memorial Hall
Harry Fox
Fifth Avenue
George Lutz
Mr. Lutz
Marengo
Helen
Lois
Betty Bergle Beranek
Centerville
Paul Vore
Harry Schulz
Wallace Radeke
Fred Lutz
H. D. Miller
Florence Miller
Morley
Vernon Boots
Mechanicsville
F. M Grafft
Lee Voorhies
Susan Hawkins
Maxine Brooks
Helen Riddick
Wayne Carpenter
Ed Conrad
Frank Travis
Lake Macbride
Prairie Chapel
Epworth League For Clear Lake Fund
Robert Martin
Marylyn Turnipseed
Carolyn Neal
Alberta Neal
Winifred Neal
Dorothy Beach
Lloyd Neal
Camp Wapsie
Roy Guzzle
Timmie
Ottumwa
Ed Allen
Mr. Allen
Bess Boyles
Milwaukee University
F. S Skinner
Waverly
Ill
J. T. Raymond
Springfield
New York City
F. R. Thompson
Tilden, NL
Mrs
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Richard Dice
A. Dice
Carol Jean Fairley
Hopkinton
Dora Morgan
Cecil Page
P. McClain
Lucy Harrington
Anna Leckhand of
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Mississippi River Stages
Davenport
Hastings
An Crosse
Prairie du Chien
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St Louis
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Memphis
Gazette
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Scottie
Aye
Buttie
Kenwood
Katz Jewelry & Loans
First St. SE
Post Office
Rneen Autonoble Transportation
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Norman Auto Service
Cme Ee Ae
Hablaty Insurance
Stark Insurance
Areney
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Richards College Pharmacy
Gerade Watch
Schaefer
Kresge's
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Corey
Higley Bldg
Los Angeles
Lincoln Zephyr
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
EE Beater Mattress Co
P.O
Ave.e
Armstrong Sport Goods
Fotocraft Shop
2Nd Ave. SE
Beauty School
Paris
Siepman
OWA
GEO Cervenka
Zac
Dancine
Frank R Whitney
Manneer
Udesen
Center Point Road
Ponturme
Hammond Organ
Hatlwood
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Novak Heating Co
Ightway & Sodding
13Th Ave
F Ave
Fred Young
Mten Harde
H.R Butters
Jim Cusack
Gardner
Gazette Mai Reneral
Benet
Kliinzk
Roosevelt
Rockwool
Alven
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Bryan
Roosevelt’ Hotel
Ahoinemenl
Baer
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