Hog Prices Fall Amid Light Receipts and Demand Churn
Chicago reports scattered lighter hog receipts and uneven demand as prices slide. Early bids show 180-220 lb hogs around 3.50 to 3.55, with top around 3.60, while other markets list varying declines and steady to weak tone on cattle and sheep with receipts totaling in the tens of thousands across Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St. Louis.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Buffalo
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Listed
Open market cash grain prices show wheat varieties including No 2 yellow and northern spring, corn grades No 2 mixed and No 5 yellow with various bids. Oats rye barley timothy and clover seed prices are noted with per hundred or per cut terms.
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M.xec
Chicago Produce Markets Mixed on Potatoes and Poultry Prices
Market notes show unsettled potato bids and varied poultry terms as buyers probe price levels. Butter, eggs, and dressed poultry remain steady to uneven, with limited shipments reported and minor shifts in wholesale quotes across New York and Chicago exchanges.
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New York
Foreign Exchange Rates and Interactive Global Quote Snippet
A garbled OCR snippet lists exchange rates and country codes for Great Britain France Germany Holland Norway Switzerland Spain Portheal Ac Greece Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Argentina Japan and other nations. It references various percent values and several city or market codes, along with a rate like Montreal 91.25 and Mexico Civ.
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Toreign Exchange Npw
York
France
Delsoe
Germany
Holland
Norway
Snecden
Switzerland
Spain
Portheal
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Montreal
Mexico
Wheat Falls to Bottom as Corn Shows Firmness
Wheat futures sank to fresh all time lows on the Chicago board and Winnipeg exchange with December wheat at 44 1/2 cents, oats near 1896 lows, and rye and corn mixed as locals and brokers hedge against export. Cash prices eased, receipts listed, and overall market weakness tied to wheat’s pressure while corn showed modest firmness against export hedging.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Minneapolis cash grain price report excerpt
The Minneapolis cash grain listing shows mixed wheat and durum prices with varying protein levels and futures references. Prices include No 1 and No 2 amber durum and pregerminated fractions, with oats and white varieties noted at specific bid levels amid a fluctuating market.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Market Rundown Shows Mixed Foreign Demand
New York bonds edged lower in places as treasuries firmed amid a slower domestic rate trend. Argentines bought heavily while German and British issues posted gains, with several U S bonds and corporate notes trading mixed amid uneven demand.
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Ioins
Colombia
Italy
Keak
Rothers
Chicago
North Wesern
St Paul
Chesapeake Corp
Pennsylvana Das
Allegheny Corp Erie Tilmots
Central Misenum Pacific
New York Central Nickel Plate
Southern Pacific Southern
Armour and Co
Aimer Ean Telephone
Gulf States Steel International Telephone
North American Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron
U S Rubber and Western
Livestock Market Report From St Louis Auction
East St Louis receipts show hogs steady to 10 cents lower with lighter weights lagging. Hogs 150 lbs and up down around 3 dollars. top around 350. Cattle receipts 12,500 calves and 1,000 sheep also listed. Market activity mixed with lighter demand.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
API
U S. Dept. Agriculture
ST Joseph Livestock
ST Joseph
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Food and Choice
ST Louis
East ST
Minneapolis Flour Prices In Mixed Run Of 98 Pound Sacks
The Minneapolis market shows varied flour quotes including 98 pound sacks at 39 percent, barrel prices 405 with patents at 39, 405 a barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Bran at 8 dollars and standard middlings around 7.50 to 8.00, reflecting a fluctuating commodity scene.
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Minneapolis
Carl and Lots
Paying decades-late police pension award in Canada
Attorney Harry K Sargent finally received a $300 check for services rendered in 1885 as a member of the Northwest Mounted Police in Canada. He quipped that better late than never as the payment arrived after 47 years.
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Los Angeles
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Harry K Sargent
Northwest Mounted Police of
Canada
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market Report
Hogs are steady with no grade changes on Wednesday. Top price remains 2.85. Calf market shows Choice 140-180 lbs around 4.50, Good to Choice 130-190 lbs about 2.50 to 3.50. Sheep and lambs market notes list 75-85 lb lambs around 3.50 to 4.74 with heavier lambs priced by quality.
OLIN PAPER AND GARAGE CHANGE HANDS
In Olin the Recorder changes editor and manager. Frank Mansen passes the paper to I H Hospers who already runs a Kiron weekly. The Ford garage formerly Kay and Newton is re opened by Earl Hart, who formerly managed it before moving to Anamosa.
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Olin Recorder
Frank Mansen
Pioneer Press of
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I. H Hospers
Kiron
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Ford
Kay
Newton
Earl Hart
Hart
Anamosa
Wall Street Closes Mixed Amid Late Trading Floor Activity
Wall Street entered late trading steadying after earlier losses as U S Steel preferred rose about 3 points and American Tobacco B gained nearly 5. General Motors United Aircraft Lackawanna and Allied Chemical posted fractional advances while several industrials drifted. Transfers ran about 700000 shares as the market limited gains and losses late.
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U. S. Steel Preferred
Homestake
General Motors
United Aircraft
Lackawanna
American Tobacco
Ameerican
Consolidated Gas
Steel Common
American Telephone
Santa Fe
National Biscuit
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Aled Chemical
Drug
American Can
Wall Street
Market Prices and Odd Mentions From Cedar Rapids Page
A rough Cedar Rapids market column lists miscellaneous farm goods and produce with varied prices for oats rye barley corn hay and straw. It includes poultry prices and a stray note about heavy hens and Leghorn birds. The item closes with an odd sentence describing kangaroos jumping up to 20 feet.
Mooney Report Out in Form of Book
The document accuses prosecutors of delaying lineup requests, pressuring public opinion, concealing contradicting witness statements, coaching witnesses to perjury, and inflaming prejudice through statements. It alleges officials manipulated trials and minimized post trial disclosures to defeat liberation.
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Mooney
Deaths Amelia L Trumbull Widow of A F Trumbull
Mrs Amelia L Trumbull widow of A F Trumbull died at her Cedar Rapids home at 1 25 am Wednesday after a short illness. Born in Centralia Indiana July 12 1855 she came to Cedar Rapids from Seattle in 1895. Surviving are two sons a granddaughter a sister two brothers and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be at Beatty chapel with burial in Monticello time to be announced.
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A. F. Trumbull
Augustus Bliss
Monticello
George Schodde
New York
Otto Schodde
Chicago
Beatty Chapel
Funeral services for Andrew J. Snyder held at Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Andrew J. Snyder will be conducted at Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday by Rev. F. H. Ward. Burial follows in Baker cemetery, south of the city. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.
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Andrew Snyder
Andrew J. Snyder
Beatty Chapel
F. H. Ward
Baker Cemetery
Mrs Milla Garrett Dies At Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs Milla Garrett aged 52 wife of Arthur H Garrett died at her home 267 Eighteenth Street NW about 6 30 pm Tuesday after a three week illness She was born in Newhall November 27 1879 and had lived in Cedar Rapids fifteen years She is survived by her husband her mother Mrs Sarah Olson Cedar Rapids and three sisters Mrs E H Everhart Cedar Rapids Mrs Otto Kaeberle Newhall and Mrs Ben Holland Norway Indiana Funeral services will be held at the Pioneer Funeral home at 2 30 pm Thursday conducted by Rev J Renwick McCullough Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call at the chapel
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Arthur H. Garrett
Eighteenth Street
Newhall
Cedar Rapids
Sarah Olson
E. H. Everhart
Otto Kaeberle
Ben Holland
Norway
Pioneer Funeral Home
J Renwick McCullough
Burta
Cedar Memorial Park
Funeral services for Joseph Klima Thursday in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Joseph Charles Klima will be held in the Turner chapel at 11 a.m. Thursday conducted by the Rev E Winslow Brown. Burial will be in the Bo hemian National cemetery.
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Turner Chapel
E. Winslow Brown
Bohemian National Cemetery
Central City Boy, 13, Has Disappeared
C H Northrop of Central City called police to report his 13 year old son missing since Tuesday. He had last been seen in Cedar Rapids around 9 am and is described as 5 feet 2 inches, about 135 pounds, heavy set with night hair and a full face, wearing a brown coat, light shirt and overalls. Anyone with information is asked to contact Henry Sigmund of Central City.
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C. H Northrop
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Henry Sigmund
Iowa A P Association Holds Annual Meeting
Des Moines AP members met at Hotel Fort Des Moines to discuss future policies and plans. Tracy Garrett of the Burling-ton Hawk-Eye presided at the conference and dinner. John Milar described AP Des Moines bureau work and election coverage plans.
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DES Moines
Iowa Associated Press Association
Fort Des Moines
Tracy Garrett
Burlington Hawk-Eye
Iowa
Associated Press
John ‘ Milar
Births and property transfer notice in Cedar Rapids
Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Kopp a daughter Oct 25 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Carson York a daughter Oct 25 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Radeke a daughter Oct 25 at Mercy hospital. Willy Patterman to Bohm Laws loan assu and 4342 ft lot 1 nely 38 ft nwly 434 ft lot 2 block 2 Johns Wear sub Cedar Rapids with covenants taxes. 10-8-32.
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Sixteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Carson York
Grande Avenue SE
Clarence Radeke
Twentieth Avenue
Ic. Patterman
Bohm Laws
John Wear
Cedar Rapids
Marion News teams host Halloween events in town
Marion society items recount a Tuesday evening at the A E Granger home where Chapter CS and P E O members entertained their husbands. A B I L initiates led supper and a shop supper was served with oak canopy decor. A playset and a style revue entertained guests. Various clubs planned events and birthdays were noted.
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J. L. Papes
C. B. Vernon
Floyd Hmmons
M. H. Biddick
John Gill
G. H. Clark
J. J. Booth
A. E. Crew
Bertha Crew
Addie Campbell
W. 8. Campbell
O. M. Carson
A E. Granger
C. O. Ingersoll
Elmer Hollingsworth
Lee Fitzgerald
DeWitt Smith
D. H. Smith
J. T. Grayston
C. A. Ingersoll
Two Men Arrested Admit Robbery In Calmar
In Decorah Iowa two men aged 21 who gave names J Marino of Philadelphia and J Phipps of Chicago confessed to stealing clothing from the Charles McCullen store in Calmar after being arrested Tuesday in Postville. A Spring Grove Minnesota store employee identified them as in the shop Saturday and the garments disappeared as they left. The men denied the thefts.
Banker Killed In West Liberty Crash
West Liberty news reports assistant cashier L. R. Reid of the People's State Bank died instantly when two cars collided on highway No. 6. Reid was near R. W. Brooks when a third car struck, crushing his skull as he tried to flee. The Detroit driver L. G. Gastineau faced no injuries. Reid, 38, leaves a widow and two children.
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L. R. Reid
People’s State Bank
Reid
R. W. Brooks
Brooks
Michigan
L. G. Gastineau
Detroit
More Indian Summer Scheduled For Iowa
Federal Meteorologist Charles D Reed forecast several days of Indian summer weather for Iowa. Temperatures rise and skies clear after Tuesday rains in the eastern half of the state. Heavy precipitation reached 24 inches in Dubuque and 18 inches in Davenport and Keokuk. A frost visited the state Tuesday night. Temperatures ranged from 28 to 40 degrees. In Toledo Charles Justice of Tracer was sentenced to three months in jail after pleading guilty to a charge of cheating by false pretenses. A jury will hear the trial of Richard Russ on a statutory charge Thursday.
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Halloween Low Mood Party Hosted by Tuckabache Club
The Tuckabache club held a Halloween low mood party Tuesday at Mrs. W. E. Lutz's home with eighteen members in costume. Mrs. H. R. Livingston won best costume, Bunco prizes went to Mrs. Carl Utzen and Mrs. C. H. Comport, and paper sack lunches were exchanged. Guests included Mrs. Fred Lutz, Mrs. Ethelyn Oakley of Marion, and Mrs. C. H. Comport of
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H. R. Livingston
Bunco
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C. H. Comport
Fred Lutz
Ethelyn Oakley
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Benefit card party at St Joseph s church titled
The women of St Joseph s church host a benefit card party Thursday at 8 p.m. in the church basement with five hundred, bridge and banco. Hostesses include multiple named ladies. Public invited. ad notes other local social items and notices.
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Fred Rasmussen
Paul Fiedler
Fred Welter
John McDonald
Anna Davis
James Murray
Will Ryan
Barbara Knopp
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