Hog Prices Ease Despite Heavier Receipts at Chicago Markets
Chicago stockyards Monday saw eased hog prices as receipts topped expectations with 54 600 head across five terminals. Hog prices fell 10 to 15 cents, top $6.00, and average around $5.70, while cattle and sheep receipts also rose and moved mixed in several regional markets including Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Iso
INS
Kansas City
Omaha
Louis
Josepn
Sioux City
Wees
St. Paul
Indianapolis Tone
Cleveland Pevere
Pittsburch * Ae
Buffalo Ous
Cincinnati Seceesceces
Local Hog Prices Fall to 5.60 Top in Monday Market
Hog prices dipped a dime across most grades while packers dropped five cents. The top hog price reached 5.60 as cattle values held steady. Sinclair market listings show precise values for truck hogs by weight, with packers paying up to 46 or 56 for heavier lots.
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ST Pau
ST _ PAUL taAPi
Dept Agriculture
Ousk Condard
Selers SL
Fuar
Cemard
Thaghies Wesnts
Sinclair Fog Market
Sinclair's
Laomos
Muals
Steurty Gove
Chester
Wall St. Stocks Ease. Utilities Retreat in Mondays Market
New York AP reports utilities weakened as a rally broadened, with Public Service of New Jersey down two points while Consolidated Gas and United Gas Improvement slipped near one. Industrials showed firmer tone as shares of American Telephone and J. C. Penney rebounded, and gains appeared in May Department Stores, Sears Roebuck, Montgomery Ward, Union Pacific, Loew's and others. Transfers about 950000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Public Service of New Jersey
Consolidated Gas
United Gas Improvement
Bethlehem
U." S. Steel
Wilson & Company A
Allied Chemical
Western Union
Santa Fe
Loew's
Montgomery Ward
U. S
American Telephone
J. C. Penney
May Department Stores
Sears Roebuck
Union Pacific
du Pont
Johns-Manville
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Case
N. Y. Central
Common and Preferred
North American
J. E. Bennett & Co
Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hudson Mtrs
Hupp Motors
Central Air Reduction
Indus Rayon
Aiaska Juneau
Inspiration Allegheny Corp
Cement
Allied Chem
Als Chalmers
Nickel
Amerada Corp
Sambert
Leo
Wat Works
McKesson Rob
Brsconds
Sfershail
Nat Gais
Ig Mack Trucks
Ay Armour Com
Ak Pitts Assa Dry
Dastirs
Bonn Acun
BOY Central
Eacz Warser
WH & H
Brezs
Ieee
Philips Petie
Care Fae Asa
Byescatt
Pretter Game
Crizuert Mer Topman Co
Merz Opie
Cizie
Masry Bez
Cora Cala
Radia Jarte
Cata Fir
Rem Rand
Gia Oh Carton
Fa Gas & Bee
Reyn Ted
Gams Creat
Aeatcard
Gams Baiven
Seare Prebuck
Southern JaServel. Inc
Conroe
McShatturk
Canal
Bimmona Co
Motors
Biegtang
Dome Mines
Warner Dk
Douglas Air
Brone Webster
Studebaker
Eastman Kodak
Eaton Mf Wits Tex
Elec Autolite
Elec Powe Lit Timken
Elec
Bond
Trans-America
England
Union Barnee
Foster Wheeler
United Prult
Uni Gas Co
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette SR
U & Rubber
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
Graham Paige
Wesn Maryld
Granby
Wesn Union
Gt Nor Ore
Aesealine AB
St War Out
White Rock
Hazel Atlas
Wilson & Co
Hiram Walter
Se' Iram Alker
Howe Sound
Corn futures hit new season highs on Chicago Board of Trade
Corn for December and July delivery reached fresh season highs as cash markets boosted futures. Prices featured December at 85 cents and July near new highs, with May also at a peak since August. Strong cash demand and persistent movement from Iowa and Illinois to the southwest underpinned gains.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Iowa
Illinois
Southwest
Liverpool
Bus Ag
France
Algentine
Argentina
Foreign Exchange Rates and Sugar Market Report
New York foreign exchange figures show currencies in cents with several nations listed including Britain France Italy Germany and Switzerland. The sugar market section notes quiet, unchanged raw sugar and refined sugar prices with no recent moves.
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NEW York -Ap
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Portugal
Greece
New York
Chicago Produce Market Summary
Market report from Chicago shows butter receipts at 9 617 with weak creamery specials and extras. Eggs receipts 887 with fresh graded firsts ears 27 2 cents and local 26 43 cents. poultry live receipts 38 trucks.
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Chicago
Market report shows poultry and potato prices and receipts
Poultry items list prices for hens, roosters, turkeys, ducks, and geese with various weights and grades. Potatoes receipts and shipments noted. Wisconsin round whites and Idaho russets priced by grade. New York produce prices show butter, cheese, eggs, and live poultry with freight and express rates.
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Mock Springs
Wisconsin
Idaho
U. 8
Colorado McClures U
Washington
New York
Deaths Anthony F Kopecky Cedar Rapids grocer dies at 70
Anthony F Kopecky 70 of 1004 Seventh street SE Cedar Rapids died at 7 11 p m Sunday after a lingering illness He was born July 30 1864 in Johnson county came to Cedar Rapids in 1889 and ran a Seventh street grocery then a dry goods business His wife two sons A J and J A Kopecky and two grandchildren survive Funeral services set for Wednesday at Po lansky chapel and St Wenceslaus church with burial in St John's cemetery Flowers declined
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Anthony F. Kopecky
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Kopecky
Johnson County
A. J
J. A. Kopecky
Paul A
Patricia Marie Kopecky
Polansky Chapel
St. Wenceslaus Church
A. Vojacek
Frank Hruby
V. Hrubek
St. John's Cemetery
Death of Mrs Ruth Hinrichs in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Ruth L Hinrichs wife of Clarence Hinrichs dies at home 1115 Sixth St NW after a short illness. Born Aug 11 1905 in Toddville she lived in Cedar Rapids ten years. Survived by husband son Dale 8 daughter Jeanette 6 mother Jannie Hepker McNiel stepfather W H McNiel two sisters Ella Bailey Marie Hepker one brother Ocie Hepker grandparents E D and his wife, a stepbrother La Vera McNiel, stepsister Gladys Gary Ind and step brothers Lloyd MecNiel Gary Ind and Muirle McNiel Chicago. Father died six years ago. Funeral announcements to be made later. Call Turner's chapel.
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Ruth L. Hinrichs
Clarence Hinrichs
Sixth Street
Hinrichs
Toddville
Cedar Rapids
Dale
Jeanette
Jannie Hepker McNiel
W. H. McNiel
Ella Bailey
Marie Hepker
Ocie Hepker
E. D. Trimble
la Vera McNiel
Gladys
Chicago
Lloyd MecNiel
Gary
Ind
Muirle McNiel
Turner’s Chapel
Funeral services for Clarence L. Adams
Funeral services for Clarence L. Adams will be held at Beatty's chapel at 10 a.m. Tuesday with Rev. Frank Ward officiating. Burial follows at Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Beatty's Mortuary. He is survived by his wife Margaret six children and three sisters.
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Clarence L. Adams
Beatty’s
Frank Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
Adams
Margaret
Clarence Arthur
Virginia Hazel
Cathleen Cecilia
Audrey Georgia
Teresa Louisa
Joyce Irene
Mildred Adams
Sigourney
Bertha Pohorsky
Margie Lane
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Lydia Wells Dies After Short Illness In Lincoln
The body of Mrs Lydia Wells age 75 of 426 F avenue NW was returned Monday from Lincoln Nebraska where she died after a short illness. Funeral services will be held from Turner's mortuary at a time to be announced later. She visited a daughter Mrs E B Hutchinson in Lincoln about three weeks ago and fell ill days later. Two sons survive including Frank Piedlau of 822 First avenue W a moulder at the Iowa Steel and Iron works.
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Lydia Wells
F Avenue NW
Lincoln
Neb
Turner
Funeral Services for Mrs Young Held at Beatty's Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Arvada Young will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Beatty's chapel with Rev. Frank Ward officiating. Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty's mortuary from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday.
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Florence Arvada Young
Beatty’s
Frank Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
Beatty's
Erring Evangelist Granted Clemency
Basel W. Foote of Council Bluffs pled guilty to Mann act violation and received parole after professing repentance and responsibility for his wife and five children. Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey sentenced him to two years in a federal penitentiary, then parole for three years to Robert Lappen.
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Pearl Baker
Samaritan Union Church
Council Bluffs
Galveston
Tex
Lappen
Higgins Sought in Cedar Rapids Over Urgent Return
William E. Higgins was being sought in Cedar Rapids Monday by his sister Mrs C H McNamara of Wichita Kansas who telegraphed Sheriff Petrus for aid. Higgins sister is dying in Wichita and his return there is desired.
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William E. Higgins
Cedar Rapids
C. H. McNamara
Wichita
Kan
Petrus
Higgins
Bond Markets Open Quietly As Prices Hold Firm
New York traders saw subdued activity in the first half hour with prices steady across groups. Rail and utility loans rose slightly as selling eased. Prime corporate issues were firm and U S government issues edged upward slowly. Treasury buyers paid modest premiums above Saturdays finals. Foreign issues showed uneven movements.
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New York
U S
Treasury
Flour Market Minneapolis Reported Prices and Shipments
Minneapolis flour market notes a carload patent family patent price of 7406,760 per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Shipments list pure bran at 24.50 to 25.00 and standard middlings from 25.50 to 26.00 per unit.
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Minneapolis
M AP
Carload
DuPonts Propose System To Control Munitions Trade
The DuPont company asks Congress to create a government commission to direct arms exports and proposes international agreement to end extraordinary war profits in munitions. Senator Nye also calls for destroying profit motive in munitions manufacture.
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DuPonts
Philadelphia
Senate
DuPont
Congress
La Follette Girl Chooses Films Over Politics
Hollywood report notes Marion La Follette, millionaire actress and Wisconsin kin to Sen Robert and Gov Phillip La Follette, competing in a film beauty contest for a role in The Great Ziegfeld. She says acting pleases her but may pursue politics if her goals fail, following her father’s wishes. She recently came from Buffalo to participate and her family’s aviation background is cited.
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Hollywood
Marion la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follettes
Ambion
Ziegfeld
Miss la Follette
Buffalo
N. Y
Robert
Gov
Phillip la Follette
Warren E. la Follette
Department of Commerce
Polish Peasants Clash With Gypsies. Four Dead
In Lemberg region peasants and a Gypsy tribe clashed after theft complaints. Four Gypsies were killed while seventeen more Gypsies and peasants were seriously injured and forty two slightly hurt. Police and troops intervened to prevent further bloodshed.
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Warsaw
INS
Lemberg
Best Guessers Win 2 Nebraska Offices
In Kearney Nebraska Howard Widdows on and Henry Waddington tied for peace justice votes. Clayton Gerhart and A J Denman tied for township treasurer. County Clerk F W Lowry used a letter opener to mark the page between which the blade was inserted. Widdowson and Gerhart were declared the winners.
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Kearney
Neb
Nebraska
Howard Widdowson
Henry Waddington
Peace Justice
Clayton Gerhart
A. J. Denman
F. W. Lowry
Widdowson
Gerhart
Robs Illinois Bank Of 1200 Cash In Shannon Heist
The First National Bank of Shannon Illinois was robbed of 1200 dollars Monday by three men who hid in the bank overnight and bound three officials arriving to open for business. No bonds or securities were taken. The robbers used a machine gun and two automatic pistols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport, Ill
First National Bank of
Shannon
Rail refund order for hog shipments to Spokane
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and others to pay Armour and Company $54,098 for unreasonable freight rates on many carloads of hogs shipped from Nebraska Iowa North Dakota and South Dakota to Spokane Washington.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Burlington, Quincy Railroad
Armour and Company
Chicago
Nebraska
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Spokane
Wash
Births Report from Mercy and St Luke's Hospitals
Born to Mr and Mrs Allen Conley 119 Fourteenth Street NE a daughter on Nov 17 at Mercy hospital. Also a son born to Mr and Mrs Edward Langer 1805 Second Street SW on Nov 17 at Mercy hospital. Theron Boyer 117 Sixth Street SE had a son on Nov 18 at Mercy hospital. John Hite 531 Twelfth Street SE welcomed a son on Nov 19 at Mercy hospital. G IL Shankland of Morley had a son at St Luke's hospital Nov 15. LeRoy Stout route No 2 Mechanicsville had a daughter at St Luke's hospital Nov 15.
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Allen Conley
Fourteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Orn
Edward Langer
Second Street
Theron Boyer
Sixth Street
John Hite
Twelfth Street
G. IL. Shankland
Morley
St. Luke's Hospital
LeRoy Stout
Mechanicsville
Marengo and Douds Couples Seek Marriage Licenses
Howard B. Jeffers and Lois C. Kimmick of Marengo. Clair C. Horn and C. Marie Morrison of Douds. William F. Rotter of Walford and Helen B. Schulte of Norway.
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Howard B. Jeffers
Lois C. Kimmick
Marengo
Clair C. Horn
C. Marie Morrison
Douds
William F. Rotter
Walford
Helen B. Schulte
Norway
Marion Social Notices Highlight Family Gatherings
A long list of Marion residents hosted and attended dinners and visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Blinks hosting a pre Thanksgiving dinner for 18 guests at their North Tenth street home. Guests traveled from Chicago, Albia, Springville and Des Moines for family and community events.
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Charles E. Blinks
North Tenth Street
L. R. Blinks
Long Beach
Edith Marble
Chicago
LeRoy Weeber
Wyman
Elliott
Jerry
Albia
Ray Wiley
Virginia
Winifred
Weldon
Springville
A. E. Blinks
Roscoe Blinks
David
Marion
F. L. Estey
L. W. Cotant
Ross Holcomb
Porter Mitchell
American Falls
Idaho
George M. Vaughn
James Vaughn
William Vaughn
Darlene
Verlene
Thelma Sherman
F. L. Helman
John Wright
Harry B. Leasure
Blairs Ferry Road
A. D. Brenneman
Neal Miller
Howard
Robins
A. L. van Fossen
Marian van Fossen
Willis O. Whiting
W. E. van Fossen
Albert
Wilfred van Fossen
Harley Breed
Ivan Wightman
la Verta Burns
Des Moines
Surprise Dinner Honors J. H. Blackford at 77th Birthday
A Sunday dinner at the J. H. Blackford home celebrated his seventy seven birthday and Pauline Blackburns seventeenth. Twenty four covers were set for Blackfords including Ralph and Hazel Olinger and Marion and Urbana relatives. Birth day cakes marked each honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Blackford
Mr. Blackford
Pauline Blackburn
Hubert Blackford
Ralph
Harry Blackford
Pauline
Raymond
Gerald
Forest Blackford
Beulah Jane
Richard
Marion
A. T. Olinger
Hazel
Robins
John Blackford
Midway
Ivan Coonrod
Marlyn
Urbana
Warren Coonrod
Center Point
Obituary and community notes from Marion Iowa area
Mrs Annie E Butcher died Monday at 1 p m after a three month illness. Born Annie Bennington March 7 1856 near Volga she married Thomas Butcher of Lawrence Michigan in 1907. Survived by sister and brother in Iowa. Funeral arrangements pending. The column also highlights health program reports school news and local event notices from Marion Iowa with multiple personal visits and community club activities.
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Annie E. Butcher
Sixth Avenue
Annie Bennington
Samuel
Esther Bennington
Volga
Thomas Butcher
Lawrence
Mich
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Ralph Seager
John Fosdick
A. E. Miller
A. J. Keyes
F. S. Skinner
Guy Miller
Tenth Street
Priscilla Guild
W. K. Lothian
Onabelle Ellett
Iowa City
James J. Wallace
Ed Sigtred
Charles Burkart
East
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Mary Porterfield
Woodburn
Clara County
Ed Hochreiter
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Fred Beebe
Lucie Munter
William Mathis
North Fourteenth Street
Townsend Old Age
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Randall
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Claude Port
Max Creglow
Bert Scott
Mrs. T. Lubbens
Baldwin
Thomas Lawson
Kankakee, Ill
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Order of de Molay
District de Molay
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DeWayne Dickey
Marion Hendrickson
Sylven Lawson
Lloyd Edwards
Raymond Manson
Richard Starry
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Charles EF
Blackford
Iowa Tuberculosis Association and
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Squaw Creek
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E. £. Parsons
Linn County
Entre Nous Club
James Bramwell
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Kenneth Jordan
James Jordan
Perkins Hospital
Town City
Oxford Club
Methodist Church
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
J. A. Corwin
Betty Mae
Jimmy
Lara Remington
Irene Schultz
Gilman
Carrie Reichert
Clarence Reiter
Sam Shanklin
Thomas Costello
Mrs. Reiter
Maquoketa
Will Comley
Claire Davis
Theodore Wendler
Clifford Barnes
Manly
Mr. Barnes
Frank Dailey
Ames
Mr. Dailey
Pete Shimerda
Mrs. Shimerda
John Rohrer
LeRoy Benedict
Hugh Huton
Mrs
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