Hogs Slump Hits Chicago Market Despite Receipts Rise
The Chicago hog market fell 5 to 10 cents from Monday as receipts rose to about 16 000 hogs with 10 000 cattle and 9 000 sheep. Prices for medium weights mostly ranged 9.20 to 9.35 while top quotes dropped to 9.40. Across the region, cattle and lambs showed weaker undertones with steer sales slow and lambs holding around 10.0.
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Local pork market eases after 5 cent drop on Tuesday
Local hog prices slip slightly on Tuesday as all grades fall by 5 cents while the top price dips to 885. Other nearby markets hold steady with no significant changes.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Goods
The Cedar Rapids listing shows assorted market items including grains such as oats rye barley and corn with varied prices, farm produce like beans potatoes and bananas, and fruit offerings including oranges lemons and apples. Hides, leather, and glue related items are noted with unit pricing and quality grades, reflecting a broad rural commodity sale.
Chicago Produce Markets Review with Futures Metrics
Chicago produce markets show mixed activity across meats poultry and vegetables with several items hitting steady or on track prices. Futures for butter and refrigerator storage standards cited, noting regional price signals and potential impacts on wholesale tendered goods.
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Wool Market Reports and Prices in Boston and Minneapolis
Market notes show wool prices with grease wool at 37 to 38 cents and 33 to 38 cents for various weights. Boston wool sales closed with fleece fleece, while Minnesota rates reflect 15 cent over car and 98 pound bale shipments. Prices for standard machinery and bran readings appear alongside general market activity and market closures.
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Wheat Prices Slump in Bearish Chicago Market
Wheat prices on the Chicago board of trade fell from weakness in foreign and spring wheat markets. December wheat slid to 97.33 cents a bushel while corn rose to 58 1/2 cents and oats eased to 26 cents. Trade was light with Winnipeg and Buenos Aires influences depressing the market as demand remained tepid and export orders scant.
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Chicago provisions and Minneapolis cash grain report
Chicago provisions listing cash prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, buckwheat, soybeans, Timothy and clover seeds, and lard grades with a variety of No. 1 to No. 5 classifications and percent yields. Minneapolis cash grain recap notes receipts, high and low quotes for No 1 heavy dark northern spring and other wheat blends, corn and oats pricing, plus durum and amber durum varieties with arrival grades and percentages.
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Wallace Says AAA Not To Blame For Food Prices
Secretary Wallace told listeners that processing taxes and the farm program are misrepresented. He noted there has never been a beef processing tax and that potato prices to growers remain low, around 50 cents per bushel, far below levels in 1929 and 1925.
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Roosevelts Vote But President Is Silent
President Roosevelt voted Tuesday in the state election with family present but withheld predictions of the outcome. A crowd outside the town hall cheered as he arrived, accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt, his mother, Mrs James Roosevelt, and staff.
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Elections Close New York Markets for Election Holiday
All financial and commodity markets in New York City were closed Tuesday for the election holiday. Most major U S markets followed suit except Chicago exchanges and several western and southern exchanges. Only a few commodity markets opened in Chicago, St Louis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Salt Lake City, plus the New Orleans cotton market.
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Center Point Man Drops Dead As He Stops Dog Fight
Robert Rath, 51, a local painter, collapsed from a heart attack in a neighbor's yard Tuesday afternoon while trying to separate a dog fight. Linn county coroner Dr. B L Knight ruled natural causes with no inquest. Rath, never married, is survived by a brother Lloyd and his mother Mrs Frances Rath, born August 25, 1884, in Toddville.
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City Briefs and Personals Snapshot from Cedar Rapids News
local notices report a Thursday turkey dinner at St Pauls church, VFW district 3 meeting, bankruptcy petition in federal court by Donald C Gaffney with debts 5159 and assets 4000, Youth Peace Movement interdenominational meeting at YWCA, AAL Taylor to attend US Chamber of Commerce meet in Kansas City, Mrs Russell Willer treated for hand injury, J S Dunlop Latin theft of 1926 Buick from Quaker Oats lot, Marvin Cone landscape at Guaranty Bank lobby, traffic fines listed for double parking and wrong side parking, Earl Elliott fined 100 for intoxication with suspension, other minor fines in police court.
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Reverend Van Horn to speak on Larger Service in Hospital
The Rev J P Van Horn superintendent of St Luke s hospital will present a paper on Larger Service in the Hospital at the Iowa Catholic Hospitals convention in Dubuque on Wednesday. He urges close cooperation of hospitals with all community agencies to improve life and health.
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Mission leader elected at Chicago Gospel Missions meeting
The Rev. Frank H. Ward of Cedar Rapids was elected second vice-president of the Chicago district of the International Union of Gospel Missions at the district annual meeting in Chicago. Rev. Fred G Besker of Milwaukee and Miss Eugenia S. Brown of Chicago were re-elected president and secretary. Miss Florence M Plagge of Oak Park was elected first vice-president and Rev. A. J. Grady of Muskegon was named treasurer.
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Cedar Rapids youths attend Cubbing training in Iowa
Six Cedar Rapids people attended a Cubbing training course at Burlington on Sunday. William Wessel of New York conducted the study for the Boy Scout younger boys program. Sixty eight joined the afternoon session, with Cedar Rapids attendees including Arthur Nic the Cub commissioner and Mrs. Nic, Harold West the Scout executive and Mrs. West, Louis Mrstik cubmaster of Pack No 2, and Arthur Lawrence den dad of Pack No 5.
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Man killed in blast at Edwards station powder plant
An explosion at the Western Powder Mills plant at Edwards station in Peoria Illinois Tuesday killed Lewis Kimazie a 39 year old father of nine.
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Marion Ladies Aid divisions plan midweek meetings
Marion town notes show multiple Ladies Aid division gatherings across the Methodist church with sewing picnics and hostesses named including Mrs. Booze Mrs. Reichert and Mrs. Gillespie. A Sunday school board meeting and various social visits plus a fall social calendar are reported along with recent moves and upcoming events.
Flower fund drive notes and local updates
The report mentions receipt of the flower fund and urges members to bring sewing equipment. Mrs. E. V. Sheiler and her daughter Lois plan to depart Tuesday night for Indiana Harbor, Ind. They have been visiting at the E. J. Reed residence. Mrs. Ed Gordon is ill with pneumonia but shows slight improvement.
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Bridge Benefit by Federation of Women’s Clubs Held
Bridge was played at nineteen tables at the Federation of Women’s clubs benefit party Monday afternoon. Door prize went to Mrs. W. W. Yocum. High scores earned table prizes while Mrs. Frank Allen won the sweepstakes in contract bridge and Mrs. Joseph Boyle won in auction bridge. Tea was served with Miss Sara Nott at the tea table. Miss Emma Klein hosted with Miss Nott assisting. Mrs. A. A. Hardin led table arrangements. Reservations were arranged by Mrs. Sid Cary, Mrs. Leonard Hewett, and Mrs. Robert Hess. Plans are set for a second event soon.
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Fire Chief to Inspect Business District for Hazards
Fire Chief Elmer King plans an inspection of Marion's business section to identify fire hazards. Merchants must clear rubbish from rear areas at once or city workers will clean and bill owners. Local clubs and gatherings are noted including Townsend club meeting, Knights Templar in the Masonic temple, and Rainbow division plans for a picnic luncheon. A surprise anniversary party honored Mr and Mrs Walker at their home on Eighteenth Street.
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Gazette Want Ad Rates and Submission Details
Out of town readers may respond to Gazette Want Ads by writing to The Gazette Want Ad Department or by telephoning The Gazette. Ads may be mailed or brought to the Cedar Rapids Gazette office. Dial 2-1121 for act-taker.
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Mason City surpasses Community Chest goal
Mason City officials announced the Community Chest met its $51,000 target with $51,043.06 raised during a report meeting. Willis G. C. Bagley, president of First National Bank, chaired the campaign. Funds will support eight agencies and cleanup work could add several hundred dollars.
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Bombing Suspect Held for Questioning in Chicago
James Belcastro, 39, once labeled king of Chicago bombers by police, was held for questioning after a Harding restaurant bombing in the Loop’s southeast corner. He denied knowledge of the crime.
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