Irregular Hog Market Drift Spreads Across Chicago and East
Hog market activity showed an unsettled pattern with receipts varying by location. Chicago remained largely steady with some declines, while cattle and sheep markets held or edged higher in places like Cleveland and East St Louis. overall totals and top prices reflected mixed demand across major markets.
Des Moines Area Hog Prices Reported Across Iowa Plants
Iowa hog receipts at 21 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for a two hour period ended 8 a Tuesday totaled 30 800, up from 9 500 a week earlier and 28 800 a year ago. Prices ranged with lean weights 210 pounds plus, futures showing slight gains. Regional markets included Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo and Des Moines with varied cash prices for different weight classes and packers judged as good to choice. EAST ST LOUIS market items noted steady, with hogs 70 to 270 pounds at 4 30 to 4 38. cattle receipts 4500 with steers strong and heifers steady. sheep 2500 with top lambs at 6 25.
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Chicago
Buffalo
St Louis
Cleveland
Porshurth
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
East St Louis
East St
Escosuce
Food Rangers
Omaha Livestock Omaha
Chicana
Rosas City
Omaha
St Lows c
Snooon
Josepn
St Parteae
Todianapals
Rautato
Des Moines
Iowa
Muinnesota
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Market Orly
J E. Bennett & Co
W. H
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Art Reduction
Alaska Jun Allecheny Corpo
Allied Chem
Allis Cha Mers Amerada Corpn
Amn Int Corpn
Leco
Amn Metals
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Tits Central
Rayon
Inspiration
Comb Eng
Harv ,Se
Nickel
Tel & Tel Johns Manville
Kans City
Sou Kaysser Julius Kelly Spefd
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Amn Kresge
Amn Kreuser & T
Amn Mats
Rager G& B
Amn Sa
Pat
Lambert
Atay Amn Smeltné
Penigh Valley
Foysaris Lehn & Fink
Ann SF
Lis & Myers
Amn
Wat
Worlen Lorillard
Cape
Louisville Gas
Nickeesport
Andes
Ark Nat
Bach Osson
Mack Ck
Magna
Assan
Atathieson Ae
Paani Gait
Murray Corpa
Beet A
Nash Motors
Bits Bed Steel
Natl Biscuit
Berden Co
Natl Cash Ree
Borg Warner
Dairy Prod
Natl
Pow & L
Brock M_T
Copeer
Bucy
Erle
Butierck
Norf & Wesn
Cal & Hecla
Nor Pac
Canada Dlry
North Am
Pillsbury
Proctor
Hodes
Radio Corpa
Colo Fost
Radio Keith Ute Co
Sears Roebuck
Servel Corph
Acon
EAE Agh
Shell Union
Motors
Simmons Co
Ae Shins Pu Mae Ciro Products
Son Bae
Crucible Steel
Son Railway
Ie Ct
Danson Chem
Goa
Ali
Stand Ind
Eastman Koda
Sir Feans
Socony
Vac
Fee Autonte Noo
Sd Frisco
Fee
Bond & S
Stew Warner
Free Pow & L
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Studebaker
Endicott
Abr
Stutz Motors
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Ao Penn Copper
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film
Treeon
Fox Land
Gen Baking Trans-America
Cen
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Elec
Uni Aircrafe
Gen Foods
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Poe
Hcaaet
Crees Cepner
Ward Bat Lg
Oreel Warner Bros
Wesn Maryid
Wesna Union
Creesy Granaw
Westehse AB
Westehse el
White Motors
Willys Ov
North
S&t
MdAdenest
Nat Sandard
Horre
Noe Sparks
Qraker Conagh Froen
Ceehey
Sv & Co
Cord Corny
S&s Radio
U S
Flour Market Minneap olis and Foreign Exchange Snapshot
The clipping reports flour market benchmarks in Minneapolis with carload prices, bran values, and middling standards. It also covers New York foreign exchange quotes, with rates for Great Britain France Germany Sweden and other nations, plus Chicago produce futures including eggs hay and wheat prices.
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Minneapolis
Forlign
New York
Germany
Sweden
Grain prices rise but lose big share of early gains
Chicago wheat rose early on market enthusiasm and farm board news but reversed to near flat by close as profit taking and selling pressured prices. Corn and oats followed with gains trimmed. rye also slipped from early highs amid weak cash markets and strong selling pressure.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Farm Board
Liverpool
Chile
Grain Price Movements and Market Notes From Chicago
Grain movements show mixed bids for wheat corn and oats with quotes across No 2 mixed and No 3 red grades. The report lists receipts, prices, and market actions in Chicago and Minneapolis, noting shifts in commodity strength and the broader stock market context.
Local Hog Prices Edge Higher on Tuesday
Local hog prices gained slightly as all grades were raised by five cents on Tuesday. The top price reached 370 dollars.
Wall Street Stocks Tumble Amid Mixed Gains and Losses
The New York market opened with gains then swung to losses as leaders weakened, with United Aircraft and several steel and industrial issues drifting lower. Volume reached about 4.5 million shares as rail shares lagged and seasonal upswings remained unclear.
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Zambert
Anaconda
Kennecott
Texas Corp
U. S. Steel
National Steel
American Can
Eastman
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
New York Central
Southern Pacific
American Telephone
American Water Works
Woolworth
American Tobacco B
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
Wall Street
Carnegie
Ford Motor Company
Texiles
New York
Gansco Lto
Anaconda American Smettine Kennecott
International Telephone
United Aircraft
LCS Steel American Can American Telephone
Ramidis
Bethlehem Youngstown
International Telephone AM Byers
American Smelting
United
Optimistic Light Shed By Field At Tama County Fair
Tama Henry Field, Republican candidate for United States senator, spoke at the Tama County Fair in Toledo. He urged tax reform, farmer buying power, and feeder loans, and praised Iowa while warning against exporting corn and hogs. Mae Banks introduced him and Gordon Elliott spoke earlier for Republican women.
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Tama
Henry Field
United States
Toledo
Hoover
Field
Iowa
Mae Banks
Montour
Tama County
Republican
Gordon Elliott
State Central Campaign Committee
Republican Women
Son-in-Law Slayer Committed To Insane Ward At Reformatory
Elza Jones confessed killer of his son-in-law Thomas Allen was sent to the Ana mosa reformatory. Judge H P Garter declared him insane at a hearing last week and ordered commitment to the insane ward.
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Reformatory
Bedford
Elza Jones
Thomas Allen
Anamosa Reformatory
H P. Garter
Deaths Alfred Doney Civil War Veteran
Alfred Doney 86 a Civil War veteran died at his home 922 Seventh Street SE at 10 am Tuesday after a long illness He had lived in Cedar Rapids thirteen years coming from Guttenberg He served over two years in the Fourth Iowa cavalry enlisting at Elkader He is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Turner and Mrs Boyle both of Cedar Rapids five grandchildren and a sister Mrs Gertrude Stoltz of Cushing Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Alfred Doney
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Guttenberg
Fourth Iowa Cavalry
Elkader
Mr. Turner
E . Boyle
Marriage Licenses Filed for Arley Schulte and Mil dred Stallman
Arley Schulte of Norway and Mildred Stallman of Fairfax filed licenses. Dennis of Linn County and Mary Ruth Atwood of Marshall County also applied for marriage licenses.
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Arley Schulte
Norway
Mildred Stallman
Fairfax
D A Dennis
Linn County
Mary Ruth Atwood
Marshall
Live Market Prices for Poultry and Produce in Chicago
Chicago markets report receipts and prices for poultry and produce. Hens Leghorn and fryers sold at mixed cents per pound with turkeys ducks geese and broilers listed. butter eggs and potatoes also shown with various price ranges and carlot figures.
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Chicago
Perent
Wisconsin Cobblers
Minnesota Cobblers
Idaho
Bond Markets Begin Week With Mixed Gains In New York
New York bond traders faced a cautious start to the week as professional gains narrowed. Government issues showed strength with the U S Treasury notes and certificates advancing, while several corporate issues trimmed gains and some discrepancies appeared among ratings across sectors.
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New York
Renawin
Western Union International Telephone and
Postal Telegraph
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Gass
Coity Power
Lieht
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadiaa Pacific
Erie
New York Produce Eggs and Poultry Receipts Report
New York market notes show API eggs receipts 8788 with steady mixed colors and varied pack weights. Butter and dressed poultry prices trend steady to firm with classifications from firsts to packing stock, while raw sugar futures move lower for October.
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New York
Kennery
Pacific Coast
WertGe Express
Funeral Held For Mrs. L. C. Smith of Sioux City
Funeral services were held for Mrs. L. C. Smith of Sioux City at Yocom Funeral Home with Rev. W. E. Fisher presiding. Burial in Oak Shade cemetery. pallbearers named. Mrs. Smith born July 19, 1891 in Chillicothe Missouri, long Marion resident, survived by husband Leo C. Smith and four children.
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L. C. Smith
Sioux City
Yocom
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Dorothy Klump Robison
Ina Woodward Bragg
Abide
Isle of Somewhere
Marvin Oxley
James Tobin
Irvin Ford
Arthur Newman
Harley Breed
S. Thomas
Vesta Conger Smith
Chillecothe
Marion
Marion High School
F. S. Skinner
Leo C. Smith
Minneapolis
Harry Conger
Mobridge
S. D
Conger
Leonard Burrows
Methodist Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon groups
The Ladies Aid divisions of the Methodist church set gatherings for 2 30 p m Wednesday. Gleaners at Harley Reynolds home Rain bow with Robert Oxley and H F Lockwood and J E Bramwell True Blue with Erwin Lanning Sunshine with Frank Zuhlke 230 Twentieth Street to sew rags for rugs Keystone at Harley McCalley home transportation call Frank Gray Comforter at Emery J Miller 515 Sith Avenue Endeavor division picnics at noon at I Miller 1440 Eighth Avenue Loyal division picnic luncheon at Earl Miller home near Marion
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Methodist Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Harley Reynolds
Rainbow
Robert Oxley
H. F Lockwood
J. E. Bramwell
Erwin Lanning
Sunshine
Frank Zuhlke
Twentieth Street
Keystone
Harley McCalley
Frank Gray
Emery J Miller
Sith Avenue
Endeavor Division
I. Miller
Eighth Avenue
Loyal Division
Earl Miller
Marion
Churches Unite for Union Service Tonight at Methodist Church
The Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Free Methodist Congregational and Baptist churches plan a union service Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Methodist church. Rev J M Wright will give a stere opticon lecture titled Ten Nights in a Bar Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal
Free Methodist
Congregational
Methodist Church
J. M. Wright
Marionette Four-H elects new club officers at Faye Touro home
The Marionette Four-H club held a Monday meeting at Faye Touro's home where Alice Wallace was chosen president and Eleanor Ford vice president. Mary Jane Davis became secretary, Reva Nelson treasurer, Helen Cooney press reporter, and Garnett Pitcher historian. The group plans a Farm Bureau service and a picnic supper at Thomas Park on September 12.
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Faye Touro
Alice Wallace
Eleanor Ford
Mary Jane Davis
Reva Nelson
Helen Cooney
Garnett Pitcher
Farm Bureau
Thomas Park
Death of Homer Riddle at 84 in Madison Indiana
Marion notices report Homer Riddle 84 died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Arthur Wooden in Madison Indiana after a brief illness. He was a former Marion resident and longtime Milwaukee railroad car penter. The item also lists local social visits church meetings and community notices from Marion including reunions, baptisms, and upcoming meetings.
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Marion
Homer Riddle
Arthur Wooden
Madison
Ind
Riddle
Milwaukee Railroad
Mrs Albert Fisher Elected President of Stirm Schrimper Family
The annual Stirm Schrimper family reunion near Marion drew 57 members and 12 guests. Mrs Albert Fisher of Cedar Rapids became president and Mrs William Schrimper of Marion was elected secretary treasurer. The gathering featured a noon picnic on the lawn with asters and dahlias and an after dinner business meeting setting the September first Sunday as the next reunion date.
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Stirm-Schrimper
Katherine Schrimper
Marion
Albert Fisher
Cedar Rapids
William
Sam Stirm
Harley
Fred Stirm
Hilda
Dunlap
Alburnett
J. R. Nolte
Gladys
Sumner
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Charles Davis
Clinton
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Council of the
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Charles Trunka
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