Hog Prices Slide as Receipts Surpass Demand in Chicago Trade
Chicago hog prices ease after receipts at five key terminals total 42,700 with Chicago taking in 29,000. Best hogs drop to 45.85, average near 55.55, with Cleveland and East St Louis also weaker or steady. Cattle and sheep prices show mixed movements as overall market activity slows.
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Burst of Strength in Cash Corn Shifts Market Tone
Market notes show cash corn strength lifting grains as trade focuses on futures and prices. Reports from Argentina of crop devastation and weather pressure lent support while wheat moved differently and oats softened. traders cited active cash interests and mixed signals from futures markets.
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Local Hog Prices Dip Across Market Report
Hog market prices show a five cent drop across most grades on Wednesday with packers remaining higher. Sinclair’s posted varied truck hog prices by weight class while cattle and calf markets stayed steady and mixed with steer and heifer ranges noted across multiple weight bands.
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Prices Across Markets
OCR grain list shows Chicago cash grain prices for corn oats wheat and soybeans with various grades and values. Includes Minneapolis cash and regional notes with mixed quality grades and occasional price quotes across multiple grains and seeds.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local market listings show fruit vegetable and grain prices in Cedar Rapids. Items include rye at 48 cents and assorted wholesale fruits vegetables and sponges with various price points and deals.
Gubernatorial Vote Counts Across Counties Noted
Police arrested Martin Tuesday afternoon after he staggered into the Underwood Elliott Fisher company at 108 First Avenue East and fell into a glass showcase. He was described as begging and had been drinking bay rum with a partly filled bottle on his person.
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Milwaukee
Martin
Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Company
First Avenue E
Wall Street Stocks Rise Amid Mixed New Deal Signals
The New York market edged higher after earlier fluctuations as investors digested permits and smelting news. Shares in key groups including steel and transportation showed activity while overall prices drifted modestly lower later in the session.
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Ts Steel Johns-Vane Valle
FR Union Pacaty
Western Union
New York Gap
Colin
Wills admitted to probate in district court
Three wills were admitted to probate. Ma tilda Jane Olver’s estate divides largely among six children and one daughter in law. Jean Cook Merrill’s will leaves real and personal property to her stepson in trust for her grandchildren. Robert J. Wilson’s estate names beneficiaries including grandchildren, two daughters, and the Cedar Rapids Building and Loan. executor is Peoples Savings Bank.
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Jean Cook Merrill
Robert J. Wilson
Olver
May Olver
William Wesley Olver
Ralph S
Qrrin de Forrest
Peter Ira Oer
Elizabeth Isa Geiger
Mildred M Black
Letha Clement
Harry E. Pratt
Cedar Rapids
Orrin de Forrest Olver
Reuben L. Merrill
Betty Jean
Marjorie Ann
Howard Lawser
Irene Cook Walp
Charles L. Walp
Des Plaines
Company E
Iowa Volunteers Infantry
Vivian
Roberta
Robert
Richard
Betty Ringsmuth
Leona Louisa Peterson
Merchants National Bank
Ruth Mae Ringsmuth
Peoples Savings Bank
New Mexico Senate Race Results Highlight Separate Wins
The article reports results from New Mexico elections with Senatorial and congressional outcomes. Carl Heaton, Democrat incumbent, appears to have been reelected as part of the state’s political shift, while Tol Dempsey wins a state congressional seat. Clyde Tingles, former Albuquerque mayor, campaigns for governor amid a near seven thousand vote margin.
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New Mexico
Chee
Jaer
Hese
Chaves
Carl Heateh
Matt Ty O
Tol Dempsey
Tiamwatt Hall
Santhy
Vance Miera
Mae Mets
Transient man pleads guilty to vagrancy in district court
Owen Martin, 47, a transient, pleaded guilty before Judge F O Ellison to a vagrancy charge. A six month county jail sentence was suspended during good behavior as Martin claimed to be on his way.
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F O. Ellison
Martin
Bank receivership asks cash payment of preferred claims
J R Drake former examiner filed with the district court asking that preferred claims against Cedar Rapids Savings and American Trust and Savings banks be paid in cash from funds on hand at the start of their receiverships. Hearing set for Nov 13. Amounts involve 44983.37 in claims with 47725.43 cash on hand. Also reports approved for Cedar Rapids Savings receiver. Decrees granted in two default divorces.
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J. R. Drake
F O. Ellison
American Trust and Savings Bank
D W. Bates
Senate
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Equitable files foreclosure on Prairieburg area land
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States began district court foreclosure proceedings Wednesday on 280 acres west of Prairieburg held by Elmo E. Whitney and Anna Whitney. The suit seeks to collect on a July 15 1929 promissory note to Collins Mortgage Company now transferred to the plaintiffs. The claim totals 14 92358 including principal interest and taxes.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Prairieburg
Elmo E. Whitney
Anna Whitney
Whitneys
Collins Mortgage Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
County drops drunk driving charge against Rex Forney
At the request of the complaining witness the county attorney’s office on Wednesday dropped a drunken driving charge against Rex Forney 31 rural route No 3 after an automobile collision Monday afternoon. Forney’s car collided with Harold Bruce 1201 Fifth Street SE near Sixth Street and Second Avenue SE no one was injured
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Forney
Harold Bruce
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Second Avenue SE
Six of seven states swing wet in liquor vote
Prohibition repeal leads in six of seven states voting on liquor legalization. Kansas remains dry on partial returns. West Virginia Florida Idaho Nebraska South Dakota show wet margins. Wyoming acts by referendum. Maine and South Carolina earlier steps noted. Kansas totals show dry lead on incomplete data.
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Kansas
West Virginia
Florida
Idaho
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Maine
South Carolina
Virginia
Republican Ticket Elected In Vermont
In Vermont the GOP swept to victory as Warren Austin and Charles Plumley retained and won seats against Democrats. Lieutenant Governor Charles Smith led the state ticket, defeating James Leamy in Vermont’s big off year election with solid margins.
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Warren R. Austin
Fred C Martin
Vermont
G.O.P
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Austin
Roosevelt
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Marion Voters Approve Cedar Rapids Gas Franchise
Marion residents pass a 940 to 473 vote approving a renewal franchise for Cedar Rapids Gas Co to operate in the city. A heavy turnout of 2,225 votes came from Marion and Marion township across all four wards and the township.
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Fowa 407 Verchants Nath Bok Tel
Marion
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
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President Roosevelt Turns Attention to Public Affairs
President Roosevelt, delighted by the nationwide mandate, shifts focus to public affairs. Postmaster General Farley reports the leader is overjoyed by the election returns and planned travel to Washington to resume work at the White House.
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