Hog Prices Fall as Liberal Run Shifts Market Control
Prairie livestock trade shows continued hog price declines with liberal receipts across twelve markets. Buyers dominated the dull trade as hogs eased about 10 cents, with sows steady and feeder cattle activity dipping. Prices for medium weights topped near 9.60 per cwt, while best fed steers opened around 13.50 and some prime loads held near 14.00. Receipts estimated across Chicago and other markets totaled about 379,000 head. feeder movements for October and year-to-date show declines versus last year.
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Chicago
Salis
Local Hog Market Slightly Weaker on Tuesday
Hogs are weaker on the local market after a cent drop across all grades. Top price falls to 9.05. Other regional markets hold steady. Wilson & Co. Nog Market lists truck hog prices and ranges for good hogs, sows, and calves, with various weight bands and packers' bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & CO
Wilson's
Bagzh
Cote
Cedar Rapids Market Report Mixed grain and produce prices
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows grain prices for wheat oats rye and corn plus soybeans and various livestock. Wholesale fruits vegetables and other commodities include oranges grapefruit lemons potatoes pears grapes bananas lettuce cabbage onions and hides range prices and lots details from the stall trades.
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Chicago Poultry Produce
Chicago markets report steady to firm prices across poultry and produce lines. Egg and meat receipts noted with varied demand, while potatoes and cheese show modest gains and some items hold at previous quotes.
Bearish Wheat Slips on Chicago Trade Amid Bread Prices Drop
The Chicago board of trade shows wheat down 7 to 14 cents with December at 9 773 cents as corn rises up to 2 cents and oats fall. Weak Liverpool, Minneapolis selling, and liquidation dampen futures though weather forecasts and strategic covering limit any rally. Cash wheat quotes slip 12 cents. corn stays firm with mixed near term offerings. oats show small losses.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Northwestern
Wall Street Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Market Activity
A volatile trading day saw varied stock moves in New York with several sectors advancing while others lagged. Traders watched foreign markets and bond activity as the session tentatively suggested cautious optimism amid uncertain economic signals.
Tuesday Quotation Bank Shows Broad Market Upswing
Readable fragments indicate a rising demand for seasonal goods boosting stocks. Listed names include Adams Express Howe Sound Hupp Motors Johns Manville and many other corporations reflecting widespread investor activity in a buoyant market environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B., Bennett & Co
W. I. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Alaska Juneau
JiIls Central
Allegheny
Amn Can
Johns “Manville
API
Kons City
Sayser
Julius
Remit Coy
al Amn Intl Corp
Kresge
Ate
Amn Metals
Impertoe
Amn Pow & L
Lehigh
Valley
Amn Rad
Tex He Aviation Corpn
Mo Paco
Baldwin Leco
Brooklyn
Central
Bueyrius Erie
SR Ie
Bers AM
Igig North Amn
Cal & Heelan
Oo Oil
Canada Dry
MBS
Cerro de Pasco Bi
Patino Mines
Penick Ford Iy i
Ches & Ohio
Penna RR
Ches Corp
Penney J
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler
Pullman Co
Vita City Ice & Fuel
Pure Au
Col Gas & Elec
Rep
Steel API
Southern
Seheniey
Conzoleum
Beaboara
Consol Cigars
Sears
K Fare
Benrel Stero Rharruck
Agay Crown Cork
Sperry Corp
Crucible Steel
Cudahy
Standard Gas
Curtis
Cail
Curt Wreht
Ind
Deere & Co
Dal L&w
la Dome Mines
Stew Warner
Douglas
Stone Webster
du Pont de
Studebaker Gra Eastman Kod
Tex Corp
Enton Mis
Tex Gal
Timken
Evans Prod
Erie
Fairbanks M’se
Ford Encland Bs
Aberottan
Foster Whier
Uni Corp
Freeport Tex
United Fruit
Amn Ton
Unt Gas Co
Gen Baking
Gen Clears
Gen Foods
Gen Gas
Gen Motors
US Steel
Goodrich
Westghse A
Goodyear
White Mure
White Rock
Granby
Wilson
Great Nor Ore
Woolworth
Hiram Walker
Yneston S
Houston
Zenith
Cncago
Herlemann & Automatic
Keystone
Nobl
Quaker Com
Enison
Suift
Co Ant
Crane
Hehold
Bond Market Movements Reflect Value Shifts In Tuesday Trading
In New York bond markets on Tuesday price movements showed value shifts across several issues including corporate notes and government securities. The session saw varied trading with modest gains in some issues while ratings and market tone influenced late trading and treasury plans for December financing.
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New York
Rcond
Diergent
Amertian Boone Mits
Alerhany Corp
Rak Islland
Injunction Cost AAA Big Loss in Tax Revenue
United States AAA faces a projected annual revenue loss of about 12 million dollars due to a temporary Supreme Court injunction against tax collections on river transportation. The 1936 fiscal year losses are estimated around 700 million dollars if patterns hold, with prior year collections up to September 30 near 40 million and total year estimates around 340 million.
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Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
Navy flagship boasts quintuplet sailor unit
The Pennsylvania flagship carries a Cowdrey unit of five brothers from Virden serving aboard as crew. Paul, Burnem, Harts, Charlie, and Manley sail together while Orville, a sophomore, plans to join the Navy and attend the same ship someday.
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Tong Bfach
Calif
Pennsylvania
Cowdrey
Virden
Paul
Burnem
Harts Charlie
Manley
Orville
Farley views reel on Roosevelt reelection in Denver
Postmaster General James A Farley watches a new reel in Denver showing confident Roosevelt potentially seeking reelection. Farley appears unimpressed and mutters remarks as the film plays.
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Denver
James A Farley
Roosevelt
Ibarley
Toys for needy children crowd Horn garage drive
A Marion committee led by Richard M. Clark and L O Tucker repairs and paints toys for distribution by the Good Fellows at Christmas to local needy families. They request toy donations, broken or usable, to Richard Clark promptly. Horn's prior fire department work aids the project.
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Richard M. Clark
L. O. Tucker
Clark Williams
Harry Horn
Horn Garage
Good Fellows
Richard Clark
Mr. Horn
Cedar Rapids
Aged G A R Vet’s Romance Collides With Wedding Plans
Col Ira Wildman an 85 year old Civil War drummer and Mrs Ella Bond 58 plan a Danbury church wedding but she aims for New York City today. Wildman travels to New York amid debate over best man as G A R leaders weigh honor and date. The couple met at a Grand Rapids encampment last year.
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Danbury
Rotary Club
Bond
New York City
New York
Col Wildman
St. James Church
G.A.R
Edward A. Pinkney
State Department
Casper Wallace
Bridgeport
Col. Wildman
Grand Rapids
200 Inch Eye for World's Largest Telescope Finished
CORNING New York AP The world's largest telescope mirror 200 inch diameter has been completed at Corning glass works. The mirror poured December 2 last year cooled in an iron annealing oven two scientists crawled across its surface and found a flawless glass disk. It will be sent to the California Institute of Technology Pasadena for segment assembly.
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Corning
Corning Glass Works
J C Hostetter
George V. McCluley
Theev
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Funeral rites for Mrs Louisa Uht held in Methodist church
Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa Uht mother of Mrs. Harry North were held Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev Ralph Hall Collis officiating. Burial was in Oak Shade cemetery. Several local members and visiting Rebekah lodge members participated in services and a luncheon followed.
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Louisa Uht
Harry North
Methodist Church
Ralph Hall Collis
K. M. Saunders
Mildred Titus
Jesus
God
George W. McCray
Jacob Dickes
Charles Nash
Fred Stack
Oak Shade Cemetery
William H Bridwell
The
Baptist Church
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Filing Details
Rates show per day costs for 2 to 14 lines with increasing days. Extra line charges apply. out of town ads incur 10 cent add ons. Responses may be by letter phone mail or in person. The Gazette limits liability to one incorrect insertion per multi day ad.
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Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Gazette Office
Thanksgiving assembly set for Marion high school
Sunday dinner guests at Miss Adeliza Daniels included B F Mentzer and the Hollingsworth and Turner families along with Whitcomb sisters and Sara Nott. A supper for about eighty was served by a committee led by co chairs Mrs Fred Newlin and Mrs A R McElwain. A Thanksgiving assembly will be held at the Lincoln school auditorium in Marion on Wednesday at 3 15 p.m.
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Ralph Seager
Ivanhoe Club
Andrew P. Munson
Farm Bureau
Hazel Ridge
Louis White
Fred Newlin
A. R. McElwain
Adeliza Daniels
F. Mentzer
Ebmer Hollingsworth
L. A. Turner
Minnie Whitcomb
Metta Whitcomb
Sara Nott
Lincoln School
Marion High School
Florists and cemetery supplies advertised with contact info
Local notices list florist services for cemetery arrangements and grave blankets, wreaths, and flowers with phone numbers. Separate lost and reward ads report a black dog with long ears, a girl's bicycle with serial number, a brown fur muff, a small grayish beagle, and a springer spaniel with color notes, each offering rewards and contact lines.
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DIAL
Ave Park
Rosemont G
Smail
Personal ads offer varied goods and services in Gazette
A collection of classifieds includes a reward notice for immorality in ads, plus offers from Cohen's for Xmas gifts, chiro adjustments by Dr Dolson, Kenwood Transfer storage, Allied Van Lines, Kriz and Son leather goods, Morris Greenberg Fur Shop, Dempsey's alterations, a clock hospital service, feather mattresses by Griffith Matt Co, machine quilting, C R Knitting Co العمل, and Glasgow Tailors marketing made to measure suits and overcoats.
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The
Gazette
Cohen
Ist
Dolson
Paramount
Kenwood Transfer
Oriental Novelties
Novelty Gift CO
3Rd Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
E. A. Kriz & Son
1St
Ginsberg
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop
Mr. Whitmore
at _Dempsey's
Griffith Teath
Matt. Co
W. Dia
C.R. Knitting Co
2Nd St
Joan
C. R
Drew's
3Rd St. SE
Dial
Glasgow Tailors
Thanksgiving Spectals and Beauty Deals Across Town
Local beauty salons advertise perm promotions and discounts this month. Prices range from $3.50 to $7.50 for permanent waves, with specials on conditioning tests and coupons. Businesses include Lillian Suchy, Kennedy's, Marvel Beauty, Newmans Beauty Salon, and others with contact numbers and addresses.
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Carl
Lillian Suchy
Bob
Iowa Theater
STARK
Kennedy's
Lillian Reese
Newmans Beauty Salon
Marvel Beauty
Kresge S
Peacock
NEL Helene Beauty Shop
PFRMS
Stuart
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Tennyson Club
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Art Institute of Chicago
G. E. Kinser
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Jack Gibney
Chatterbox Bridge Club
Harold Howe
Glenn Larkin
Sarah Gillmore
Bert Kemp
Maxbass, N. D
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Flora Vowels
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Marshall Swayne
Bertha Barnes
Mary Breneman
Myrtle Buck
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Ella Harding
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John Johnson
Elizabeth Snyder
Dorothy Robison
Noble
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Rebekah Assembly
Star of Maine
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Marie Forest
Janet Derflinger
Virginia Pyle
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Morley
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American Legion
Legion Hall
J. E. Bromwell
Roy W. Murray
John Charles Forrest
Tropkinton
J. Park Forrest
Elia Motes
C. B. Forrest
Central City
John
Charles
Greydon P. Forrest
Hopkinton
Florence Motes
Dorothy
Marie Forrest
Laura Bailey
Claire J. Newlin
Harry Snell
A. J. Cahn
Seager
Howard M. Titus
Howard Phillips
Shadeland
Glen Boyd Orchestra
Child Study Club
Joe Dumbalton
William Larimer
Claire Davis
Robert Titus
University of Iowa
Iowa-Northwestern
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W. G. Rowley
Free Methodist Church
C. M. Cunningham
Christian Church
Masonic Temple
Iowa
ED Sigfred
Marion, Iowa
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Siepman
Norway
Cervenka
Les Startman
Cerman
HALL
Soni
Troanino
Marek Tavern
1St Ave. W
Bowery
2Nd Ave
Wienes
MT Vernon Ave
Fauerbaci
Casino
Thurs
Tlallwood
Mar Marion
Atlas and Miller Beer
Bohemian Kitchen
Piate
Mandalay Inn
John Fiender
1St St
Ayto Transportation
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