Hog Prices Steady as Best Grades Hit Six Dollars at Chicago
Field reports show hogs steady to higher with top-grade cattle bringing $6 at Chicago yards. Lamb prices rose with best lambs under 90 pounds quoted at $6.50 to $7.35, average about $6.85. Cleveland and Pittsburgh up 25 cents, East Buffalo and East St. Louis also higher.
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Chicago
Fields
Casa
Seeris
Terestare
Cleveland
Piitsburgn
St. Louis
Ori
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
ST Paul
South ST Paul
Dept Agriculture
al. c
Sears Grievat
Sinclair Hog
Mark Sinclair's
M.xed
Parta Enon
Local porkers in slight change
The heavier hog grades rise slightly while lighter hogs stay steady to five cents lower. The good top advances to 55.5 dollars per hundredweight and food packers remain unchanged.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Listings
A fragmented Cedar Rapids page shows assorted produce and grain prices, baskets of vegetables, eggs, potatoes, and coins. It lists bids and quantities with figures such as 360g, 400, 550, and 1500 in various lines, alongside ad like notes and partial prices.
Bullish Sentiment Pushes Corn Prices Higher on CBOT
A rally on the Chicago board of trade late Tuesday lifted prices as bullish sentiment spurred buying. December futures reached new seasonal highs while May posted its strongest level since August. Wheat and oats also rose, with cash corn tight and futures buoyed by strong cash markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Tourng Lowa
Atanas Tze
Lave Fwl
Liverma
Acader
Market Report Mixed Advances and Declines Across Exchanges
A fragmented market snapshot shows fluctuations in commodity and currency quotes. Sugar, Bran, and other staples shift in value while major exchanges such as New York and London display varied rates and declines in some sectors.
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Quotes Across Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat and corn grades with No 1 hard at 107 3/4, No 2 mixed 104 1/4, corn old No 2 white at 102, No 4 mixed at 95 1/2, and various yellow and white corn prices. Minneapolis cash grain lists wheat prices around 103, including No 1 northern at 108 1/4, amber durum values, and oats No 3 white at 55 4/5 with protein notes. Timoth y speed and clover hay prices appear, with creosts for barley and other grains.
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Chicago
Timothy Speed
Minneapolis
Carawaaay
Northern
Wall Street Stocks Dip After Profit Taking Pauses Market Rise
Wall Street weakened as profit taking halted stock advances on Tuesday with a quieter trading day. Major rails, metals and specialties posted modest gains while US Steel Consol Gas AT&T and American Can fell about a point and Homestake Mining rose 15 points. Trading volume neared 950,000 shares as utilities bore the brunt of early selling and grains showed little movement.
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Union Pacific
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Western Union
Public Service of New Jersey
American*Can
American Tobacco B
Universal Leaf Tobacco
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
National Biscuit
U. S. Smelting
International Harvester
Case and
Goodyear
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Manscer
Merchants National Bank
Tuesdax
Ams Express
Hershey Choc
Aangraeh
Hiram Walker
Adv Rumley
Homestake
Houston O
Alaska Juneau
Howe Sound
Allegheny Corp
Hudson Motors
Allied Chem
Hupp Motors
Alls Chalmers
Alls Central
Amerada Corp
Indus Rayon Am Can
Intl Cement Am Car & Fdy
Power St
Tel & Tel
Ice
Libby Owens
Lig & Myers
Loews, Inc
Am Wat Works
Lorillard P
McIntyre Por
McKessport Tin
Anchor
McKesson
Arkh Nat Gas
AisMarshall Field
Armour Com
StaMack
Mathieson Ark
Sas Dept Store
Atlantic
Monsanto
Balto and Ohio
Mont Ward
Barnsdall A
Bendix
Murray Corn Raato
Nat Biscuit
Bohn Alum
Nat Cash
Borden Co
Nat Dairy
Borg
Ottis
Owens Ti
Otis Stee
Packard Mirs
Cerro de Pasco
Park
Utah
Patino Mines
Ches Ohio
Ches Corp
Renna
Penney
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Chio& NW
Fillsbury
Plymouth Oil
Beis Chrysler Mtr
Procter Gambel
Pullman, Co
Coca Colaly
Col Gas & Elec
Rep Steel
Southern
Ebuck
Consol
Servel
Consol Gas
Shattuck
FPG
Strmane Co
Motors
Scyu Pac
Crucible Steel
Sperry Carpet
Cudahy Pkr
Curtis Wright
Iaay
Calif
NY Tee Bourrns Alr
Ae Sts Frisco
Lye Eastman Kodak
Stone Webster
Sis Eaton Mig
Baker
Elec
Autolite
Petal
2Stew Warner
Elec Boat
Timken
Erie R
Fisk Rubber
Trans-American Ford England
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Fox Film
E Union Pac
Freeport Tex
Amn Ton
Uni Air Lines
Uni Corpnthy
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United Fruit
Gen Poods
Uni Gas Co
Gen Gas
Gen Motors
U S
Gillette SR
Gimbel Bros
Gildaen Co
Util P & LA
Goodrich
Warner Bros
Gotham
Wesn Marsh
Graham Paige
Wesn Union
Granby Coppers
Westshse AB
Westshie el
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Chicago
McNeil
Marshall
Borg Warner
Middlewest
Butler Bros
Prima Co
Chicago Corp
itaQuak
Comw Edison
Cord Corp
Swift & Co
Ushold T Seitt
Helleman
U S Gypsum
New York
US Steel
American Can
du Pont
Dome
Chicago Produce Markets Stay Steady Amid Mixed Receipts
Chicago produce receipts show weak creamery specials at 93 scores and strong butter and egg quotes in New York and Chicago markets. Dressed turkeys and live poultry move with mixed demand while butter futures edge higher on storage standards.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
New York
Bond Market Mixed Gains Lift Rail and Utility Issues
Bond traders remained friendly to lower priced rail and utility issues on Tuesday with active bidding pushing several issues to new recovery highs. U.S. government issues also firm as Treasuries show modest advances with quotes reflecting several 32nds to 532nds higher and key issues trading near century mark levels.
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New York
Bond Review
Fire destroys coal sheds at Nagel Lumber in Oxford
Fire atNagel Lumber plant in Oxford destroyed two coal sheds on Sunday afternoon. A third shed was burning when the Oxford fire department arrived. an electric motor and part of a conveyor were damaged. Loss covered by insurance. The lumber yard is managed by George Robertson.
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Oxford
Nagel Lumber Company
Oxford Fire Department
George Robertson
Nip Plot to Rob U S Embassy in Berlin Nipped in Night Raid
Berlin authorities say a plan to burglarize the residence of U S Ambassador William E Dodd was stopped Monday night. A raid on an underworld den arrested several prisoners including Gerhard Brueske known as the Ghost Terror who confessed to planning the embassy raid and was found with a full burglar tool set.
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Berlin
INS
United States
William E. Dodd
Gerhard Brueske
Brueske
Dodd
Sentenced To 30 Days For Attack On Man Who Helped Extricate Car
Frank Powers, 50, of Central City, pleaded guilty to assault and battery against Sam Rossey of Cedar Rapids and drew a thirty day county jail term. His son Darrel, 24, pled not guilty and awaits Friday trial. Rossey helped push a car from a mudhole when attacked Saturday night. Powers was bitten on the nose, memory hazy.
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Frank Powers
Central City
A. S. Reed
Sam Rossey
Cedar Rapids
Powers
Darrel
Rossey
Justice Reed
Pageant at Marion church for Thanksgiving night
The Jordan's Grove Baptist Church will stage a pageant Thanksgiving night at 7 30 with sixty participants. The four episode historical play features sunbeams to 1621 Massachusetts councilmen, directed by Mrs. Hubert M. Thomas and with music by Josephine Thomas. An annual Thanksgiving dinner follows on Thursday at 12 30. Camp Fire group held a ceremonial at Virginia Smith home with awards and donations for a Thanksgiving basket.
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Jordan’s Grove Baptist Church
Martha Hood
Massachusetts
Hubert M. Thomas
Leno Rollins
Josephine Thomas
Guy Martin
Erma Dunn
Ladies Aid Society
Virginia Smith
Barbara Sloss
Janet Elder
Louise Gillette
Betty Mae Fowler
Emma Wallace
Barbara June Clay
Dorothy May Ford
The
Guardian
Fred Lang
Lang
Jean Bowdish
Margaret Christianson
Kathleen Oxley
Dorothy Mae Ford
Monticello woman Marie Glauser dies after heart trouble
Funeral services were held at the German Reformed church in Monticello for Mrs. Marie Glauser who died at home after a heart ailment. She was born in Switzerland on March 24, 1862, moved to near Monticello at age 27, and married Jacob Glauser on January 31, 1890. Survived by four daughters, the family home remains on the farm where she died.
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Monticello
Marie Glauser
Burt Bishop
Dorothy
Verla
Frank
Faye Taylor
Wyoming
Calmar
Wiliam Broghamer
St. Aloysius Church
A. S. Pickett
Anna B. Peyer
Ossian
Joseph
Theresa Peyer
William Broghamer
Clara M
J. Edward
Marcella Lumsden
Chicago
Clarence
Dubuque
Musical Liter ary Club Program At Mrs Esgate Home
Members of the Musical Literary club enjoyed a Monday evening program by piano pupils of Miss Mabel Kearns Miss Edna Roberts and Miss Ruth Engstrom at Mrs E J Esgates home The program featured duets solos and classical pieces performed by Dorothy and Jo Anna Dumbolton Jo Anna Dumbolton Dorothy Mesknes Mary Ellen Granger Lois Lockwood Harriette French Anna Helen Martin Ida Patschke and others Refreshments were served by a committee led by Miss Frances Hildebrand.
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Musical Literary Club
Mabel Kearns
Edna Roberts
Ruth Engstrom
E. J. Esgate
Dorothy
Jo Anna Dumbolton
Mary Ellen Granger
Lois Lockwood
Harriette French
Birthday party honors Dorothy Jeanne Beckner
Mrs Ralph Beckner entertained twelve children Saturday evening for the sixth birthday of her daughter Dorothy Jeanne. Prizes went to Marvin McCalley Jean Ives and Genevieve Parker. The color scheme was yellow and white with a single long table and centered cake. Guests included Marvin and Richard McCalley Mary and Jean Ives Betty and Genevieve Parker Ruth Milligan Pauline Daubenmaier Beverly Lutz Kenneth and Donna Fay Bailey Dorothy Jeanne and Wayne Beckner.
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Ralph Beckner
Dorothy Jeanne
Marvin McCalley
Jean Ives
Genevieve Parker
Marvin
Richard McCalley
Mary
Betty
Ruth Milligan
Pauline Daubenmaier
Beverly Lutz
Kenneth and
Donna Fay Bailey
Wayne Beckner
Red Cross Roll Call Aims For $200 Goal
Miss Emma Klein finishes calls in the residential district as volunteers push toward a $200 annual Red Cross roll call total before Thanksgiving. Those unable to pay the $1 membership may contribute any smaller amount at Marion Service Club or via Miss Titus or Miss Klein.
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Red Cross
Emma Klein
Marion Service Club
Mildred Titus
Miss Klein
Community Club Party and Church Notices
Tennyson club members hosted an old fashioned party at Mrs Delano Rollins home with costumes and games and refreshments by Mrs Delbert Pugh Mrs Gene Miller and Mrs Hugh Gordon. Grace H Starr division of Woman's Missionary society met at Mrs E C Hamm home with topic Orientals in America and reports on the Des Moines convention. Later Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary club to hold Thanksgiving picnic dinner in I C F hall with arrangements by Mrs Robert Sloan Mrs Harley McCalley and Mrs Ed Bayanovsky. CALMAR marriage reported at St Aloysius church Angela Bullerman and Hugo Ziviebohmer married with reception at bride parents home and plan to live near Ossian. COLUMBUS JUNCTION Louisa county Older Boys and Girls conference set for Grand View Community church Nov 30 with theme The Youth of Today and the World of Tomorrow. O G Herbrecht to speak. attendees include high school and college age from thirty four Sunday schools. two county schools to operate Friday.
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Wilton Junction
J. H. Smith
Alexander
Tenn
Lime City
Cedar County
Myrtle Giles
Vera Lauer
Clara Ellis
David Smith
Joe
Waterloo
Ross Smith
San Diego
Maxine Hatter
George Smith
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
E. L. Bellows
Cedar Rapids
Smith
M. K. Hatter
North English High School
Tennyson Club
Delano Rollins
Delbert Pugh
Gene Miller
Hugh Gordon
Grace H. Starr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
E. C. Hamm
Amber Travis
Elmer King
America
Walter Kennedy
Ernest Golden
R. E. Lehdigh
J. B. Emmons
Des Moines
Donald Atwater
Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club
1. C. C. F. Hall
Robert Sloan
Harley McCalley
Ed Bayanovsky
Calmar
St. Aloysius Church
Angela Bullerman
Joseph Bullerman
Hugo Ziviebohmer
Fred Ziviebohmer
Ossian
A. S. Pickett
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Grandview
O. G. Herbrecht
State Department
Tno
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Grove City
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Buffalo Avenue
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Savanna
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Lula Toms
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