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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1935

Page

8

Prices Of Hogs Slump Again As Supplies Soar

Chicago AP reports large receipts push hog prices down for a second week. Early top hogs sold around $10.40 per hundredweight after Tuesday's drop, with 17 000 hogs in retail and 7 000 direct. total two day runs near 37 800, the largest since February. Regional quotes across Des Moines Sioux City Omaha and St Paul show prices steady to lower amid abundant supplies and mixed cattle and lamb markets.

Chicago Eaxfirs the Associated Press Waterloo Mason City Des Moines Sioux City Ap- 10 Omaha Aap S Dept Agricultse Iowa Texa Southern Minnesota Markets— Inc Kansas City St. Louis Indianapolis Cleveland Pittsburgh Uffialo Cincinnati

Dull Wheat Trading Stalls in Chicago Market

Wheat trading in Chicago Tuesday was dull with minor changes as corn gains offset weakness in foreign markets. December wheat at 1007.5, December corn up 0.32 to 0.60, oats mixed. buying and selling driven by Liverpool trends, weather and low elevator stocks.

Chicago Liverpool Buenos Aires

Marion Legion and Auxiliary Install Local Officers

Marion post No 298 and its auxiliary held a joint installation of officers with Robert Vessey of Cedar Rapids administering and John Pazour as sergeant at arms. Elections named Balster as president Scevell first vice Fitzgerald second vice and McElwain adjutant among others. Plans included Armistice day services and a football game sponsorship for Marion high school.

Marion American Legion Legion W. H. Balster Elmer Scevell Ralph Fitzgerald A. R. McElwain Lee Fitzgerald Ed Boyanovsky Glenn Larkin R. E. Lehdigh Richard M. Clark John Clay W.H. Bleakly Robert Vessey Cedar Rapids John H. Pazour Second District Marion High School Z. N. Lundy Richard Clark the Post National Legion St. Louis William Bleakly Linn County Declan_ Rollins Harold Wahl Harold Phillips Mary Hines Neal Miller John Travis Della Senninger Ralph Williams H. N. Strader Charles Benedict J. H. Pazour Joseph Boyle G. O. Pyle Dayton Lininger

Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Lead Decline

Chicago hog receipts around 17 000 head with wholesale prices weaker than Monday's average and gains limited to top grades. Cattle receipts near 500 with cran fed steers and yearlings in steady to firm ranges.

Chicago CHICAGO -AP lL &_ Dept Agricul

Chicago Produce Markets Mixed as Receipts Steady in Various Commodities

Chicago markets report firm to steady receipts across butter eggs cheese and poultry with mixed capitalization. Butter and eggs show various price points while potatoes and flour futures reflect steady demand and fluctuating quotes.

Chicago cash grain prices and Minneapolis market notes

Chicago cash provisions list grain bids for wheat corn oats and related seeds with varied White and yellow wheat grades and mixed samples. Minneapolis cash grain rounds report receipts of 44 cars and bids for No 1 heavy dark northern spring No 2 dark northern spring No 3 old skin No 3 white oats and other maturities with prices and arrivals noted.

Chicago Minneapolis Nahard Montara Erade Montana

Sugar Market Mixed as Futures Open Slightly Lower

New York sugar markets show raw sugar unchanged with May futures opening modestly lower by 1 to 8 points. Refined sugar holds steady as market attention shifts to supply and demand dynamics. details remain tentative. Wool market in Boston reports firm prices with strong demand for combing wools, especially 4s and finer, while low volumes press wool prices higher.

New York Boston S. Dept Agriculture Pine Territory Blood Territory

Wall Street Stocks Tumble Amid Profit Taking

The New York market opened with heavy selling lifting some leaders while steels rails utilities and specialties held gains. Volume reached 920000 shares in the first hour the heaviest since February 1934 while major names like Chrysler Du Pont GM Case Westinghouse and Johns Manville fell.

AAA U. S. Steel Bethlehem American Rolling Mill National Steel Otis Steel Union Pacific Santa Fe Consolidated Gas North American Public Service of New Jersey Packard American Can Columbian Carbon Continental Can Caterpillar Tractor Simmons Company International Business Machines du Pont Chrysler and Commercial Credit General Foods General Motors, Case, Johns-Manville and Briggs NEW York Chrysler General Motors Case Westinghouse Johns-Manville Western Union

Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Listed

Cedar Rapids market report shows Wheat at 99 cents for 60 pounds, oats and barley prices, corn at 80 cents per ear, shelled corn prices, No 2 yellow at 73 cents, soybeans at 66 cents, hens and leghorns priced by size, springs and cocks quoted by weight, wholesale fruits and vegetables with oranges Lemons and apples listed, local hides and produce valuations noted. Also mentions potatoes onions celery cabbage and other farm goods with assorted prices.

Chicago Eamson Brothers& Co Mowrey Cedar Rapids Navnal Bank Winnipeg Texas Jonathans

Bankhead cotton ginning tax cut announced by AAA

The AAA Tuesday announced a reduction of the Bankhead cotton ginning tax from 6 to 545 cents per pound of lint cotton, effective Oct 23. The move aims to ease costs for farmers and support cotton production nationwide.

Washington AAA

Local Hog Prices Slide as Market Falls

Hog prices drop on the local market with all grades 15 cents lower and the top at $970. Cattle prices fall 25 cents.

Bond Markets Show Gains as Rail Loans Lead

In New York bond trading on Tuesday bullish stock sentiment lifted rail and industrial loans with primary gains in secondary rail issues. Bonds from Baltimore and Ohio New York Central Nickel Plate Northern Pacific and Southern Railways attracted buyers above Monday levels while Armour North American United States issues posted modest moves. U S government treasuries firmed with minor irregularities as the treasury signaled the redemption of a $200 million short term bill.

New York Baltimore and Ohio New York Central Nickel Plate Northern Pacific Southern Railways Armour and Co North American Co. Ss United & Us U S Treasuries Treasury

Local gathering and wedding anniversary trip noted

Robert Wilbur hosted a wiener roast Monday evening with guests Binnie Carey Eileen Shenk en Kathleen Mullaly June De Wees Patricia Peck June Weaver Barbara Fitzgerald Norma Helbig Jimmy Marsh Tom Grayston Earl Bohlixen Billy Wahl Richard Price Marion Kinkead Lyle McConaughy and Donald Tow. Mr and Mrs George Speake Vera Widger and Merrill Bartlett traveled Sunday to Nashua for services at the Little Brown church marking a year since the Speake wedding.

Robert Wilbur Binnie Carey Eileen Schenken Kathleen Mullaly June de Wees Patricia Peck June Weaver Barbara Fitzgerald Norma Helbig Jimmy Marsh Tom Grayston Earl Bohlixen Billy Wahl Richard Price Marion Kinkead Lyle McConaughy Donald Tow George Speake Vera Widger Merrill Bartlett Nashua Little Brown Church Mrs. Speake

Ad Line Counts Describe Newspaper Line Formats

A brief note describes varying ad line counts including 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 0 lines. It lists examples such as 1 line and 12 or 13 lines, with mention of 14 lines and additional line additions.

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