Hog Market Shows Weak Tone
Chicago reports a liberal Tuesday hog receipts of 13 000 with a weaker market. Prices fell 10 to 15 cents from Friday, top at 11 25, while wholesale pork loins held 16 12 to 27 42 cents per pound. Omaha arrivals of 7 000 hogs and 18 500 cattle reflected slower demand and lower cattle and sheep prices.
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Chicago
Lewich
INS
Ave
Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Chicago Livestock
Iu. S. Dept. Agriculture
Chicago and Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
US Department of Agriculture reports receipts and price trends for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago and Sioux City markets. Hogs mostly lower with brisk direct sales. cattle steady to uneven with feeder movement. sheep and lambs mixed with fat lambs under pressure.
Iowa Hog Receipts Drop at 21 Plants in Interior Iowa
Combined hog receipts at 21 concentration yards and 5 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 48 hours ending 8 a.m. Monday totaled 22 800 head, AP reports from Des Moines citing the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Iowa Hog Prices Reported by Associated Press
Iowa hog price listings from Waterloo Mason City Ottumwa show receipts down 10 cents with varied bid ranges across weight classes from 140 to 550 pounds. Prices reflect good to average quality, with typical bid spreads and packing hogs priced lower for heavier weights.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Austin Hog Market Hogs Steady to Slightly Lower
Austin Minnesota hog market reports steady to five cents lower with price ranges for 180 to 350 pound hogs and packing sows listed by weight. Prices show most classes around ten dollars per hundred pounds with variations by weight and grade.
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Austin
Minn
Hogs Dime Lower On Local Market
Local hog prices slipped Monday with all grades down 10 cents. The top price reached 10.65 dollars. Cattle prices held steady to fifteen cents lower in the same market report.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A stray price list from Cedar Rapids covers grains like wheat corn soybeans and oats with varied dollar figures, plus hay straw and produce items including poultry prices and fruits vegetables. It notes wholesale figures for oranges lemons potatoes cabbage lettuce and apples, with miscellaneous hides and horses prices and odd terms.
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Helf Orice
Foreign exchange rates and sugar market report
New York reports steady demand in foreign exchange with various currency quotes including Great Britain France and Germany. Raw sugar remains unchanged at 3.65 spots while futures gain 1 to 2 points and refined sugar holds at 4.65 to 4.75 per hundredweight.
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NEW York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Wheat Prices Move in Narrow Range on Chicago Market
Wheat prices held a tight range in dull Chicago trading as Winnipeg and Liverpool strength sparked mild buying before a late Winnipeg turn pushed prices back. By close, wheat eased fractionally with Sept at 1.1234 and corn and oats also down. market activity was limited by weak milling demand and a ban on trading rights under the new act.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago Cash Provisions and Minneapolis Grain Prices Sighted
Chicago cash wheat and corn prices listed by quality, including No. 1 red wheat at 1.1642 and No. 3 mixed corn at 1.1512 to 1.26 2, with oats and barley figures. Minneapolis quotes show receipts, December futures near 1.23% and cash No. 1 heavy dark northern spring and No. 1 dark northern figures, plus assorted corn and oat prices and grain seed values.
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Chicago
Illinois
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Markets End Week With Mild Reactions
New York bonds opened the week with modest trading, slight volume, and hesitancy. Prime investment issues held steady while speculative issues eased. government issues softened slightly in a thinner market. Notable corporate downgrades included International Hydroelectric 6s and Detroit Edison 4s.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
International Hydro-Electric
Detroit Edison
Illinois Central
Baltimore and Ohios
New York Central
Youngstown
Frisco
Walworth
Shell Union Oil
Chicago Produce Market Wrapup Amid Mixed Goods and Prices
Receipts and prices show weakness in butter with creamery specials at 93 score and extras around 92, while eggs demand steady with local graded firsts around 25 to 26 cents. Poultry prices shift with leghorn and Plymouth Rock varieties seeking buyers, and potatoes see firm Idaho Russets but weaker Idaho Nips and varied U S No 1 grades across regions.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Plymouth and
U .S
Idaho
Idaho Bliss
U. S
Oregon Bliss Aromas
Colorado Bliss Numphs
Wyoming Bliss
New Jersey
Island U
Wiscons
New York Produce Prices Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry Report
AP dateline New York reports butter receipts 7 042 and prices for creamery and graded products, cheese at firm state whole milk flats 2c, eggs receipts 9 843 with mixed colors and various standards priced, live poultry firm by freight with broilers rocks and turkeys listed by class and price across multiple categories.
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New York
Aioe
Broilers
Wall Street Stocks Dip Amid Quiet Market Selloff
Wall Street closed softer as investors booked profits with a light trading day overall. Gains by a few issues such as aircraft and select specialties were offset by declines in many leaders, with transfers near a million shares as bonds drifted lower and commodities stayed mixed.
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New York
Wall Street
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Continental Oil
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Boeing
United Aircraft
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Bolt
Socony-Vacuum
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U. S. Smelting
Howe Sound
American Can
Westinghouse
du Pont
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Northern Pacific and
Southern Railway
Flour Market Update Minneapolis AP
Flour carload lots priced per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks hold steady with family patents at 7.55 to 7.75. Standard patents remain from 6.70 to 6.90. Shipments total 2 832 dollars. Pure bran 25 to 25.50. Standard middlings 29 to 29.50.
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Minneapolis
Hay Market Prices in Chicago Grain and Feed Trade
In Chicago hay and straw markets Tim othy and clover mixed rail No 1 range 19 21 dollars with other grades at 17 19, 7 14, and 17 19c. Clover rail 18 19, alfalfa nominal 18 29, straw 16 18, 13 15, rye straw 9 10, oat and wheat 6 7, marsh hay 7 10.
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Chicago
Weather dampens turnout at Marion Invitational Golf Tourney
Threatening weather limited the Marion Golf Club event Sunday as about seventy five of the expected three hundred players competed. Charles Slauson won the championship flight with 112 while Carl Jacobsen of Cedar Rapids was runner up with 113. Other flight winners included Sam Endsley and Charles T. Rowe with runners up L. J. Maresh and George Oxley. Participants hailed from Mount Vernon Tipton Oelwein Anamosa Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Marion. Dinner for 100 followed.
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Marion Golf Club
Charles Slauson
Carl Jacobsen
Cedar Rapids
Sam Endsley
George Oxley
Charles T. Rowe
L. J. Maresh
H. P. Helsher
Cliff Davis
Ray Burkett
Carl Thompson
Mount Vernon
Tipton
Oelwein
Anamosa
Iowa City
Marion
Mrs Chapman and Son Visit Earlville Parents
Mrs G H Chapman and her son William of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Millen, Mrs Chapman’s parents, in Earlville, traveling there by car with Mrs H G Millen of this city.
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G. H. Chapman
William
Cedar Rapids
H. G. Millen
This City
Earlville
Oldest Nira resident John Whetstine dies at 89
John Whetstine 89 longtime pioneer of Nira IA died at the county hospital in Washington. He helped build homes stores and lay railroad ties in Nira and operated a small truck garden near his home. His death follows a period of local fame tied to the NIRA initials.
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Nira, Ia
INS
National Industrial Recovery Act
NIRA
John Whetstine
Washington
Wellman
Deaths Mrs Nettie Wolf Ainsworth
Mrs. Nettie Wolf Ainsworth wife of Thomas E Ainsworth died at the family residence 1905 Park avenue SE Cedar Rapids after a long illness She was born June 11 1871 near Lanark Illinois and married Jan 4 1899 in Franklin Grove Illinois She had lived in Cedar Rapids twenty years Survived by husband a daughter Mrs W J Meaney Jr and son Howard O Ainsworth three sisters and one brother two grandchildren burial in Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Funeral in Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday
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Thomas E. Ainsworth
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J. E. Wolf
Franklin Grove
Beverly Ann Ainsworth
Dorothy Louise Meaney
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Death of Joseph Rance at Salido Colorado
Joseph Rance 38, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died at a Salido hospital Monday at 4 am. Born November 20, 1897 in Cedar Rapids he worked twenty years as a station agent for the Denver and Rio Grande railroad after earlier serving in the Illinois Central freight office. Survived by wife Mary, mother Mrs. Mary Rance of Cedar Rapids, sister Anna Rance of Sioux City, and brothers Frank and Wendl Rance. Body to be taken to Janeba and Brosh chapel with funeral plans to follow.
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Tennessee Pass
Colo
Cedar Rapids
Salido
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
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Illinois Central
Mary
Mary Rance
Anna Rance
Sioux City
Frank and
Wendl Rance
Janeba and Brosh Chapel
Bickford Babe Dies in Waterloo
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Clair Bickford of Waterloo died at 8 30 p m September 12 in Waterloo The mother Marie Mulvihill is Cedar Rapids native daughter of Mr and Mrs William Mulvihill of this city Surviving are the parents a brother William John 5 and a sister Mary Clair 6
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Clair Bickford
Waterloo
Bickford
Marie Mulvihill
Cedar Rapids
William Mulvihill
William John
Mary Clair
Bunting Family Reunion Draws 46 At Marion Park
The annual Bunting reunion gathered 46 relatives at Thomas Park on Sunday. Officers elected included J. P. Bunting as president and Effie Miller as vice-president, with Minnie Whitcomb as secretary treasurer and other social committee members named.
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Bunting
Thomas Park
Effie Miller
J. P. Bunting
Effie M. Miller
Minnie Whitcomb
Ben Moats
Neal Miller
Della Garretson
Harry Adee
Dorothy
Malcom Adee
Julia
Lois
Neal Bunting
John
Isabelle Miller
James Greer
Clyde Kearns
Charles F. Nash
Carl Wallace
Etta Plummer
Metta Whitcomb
Marion
Bert Whitcomb
Springville
Howard
Robins
Rose Hickman
Mount Vernon
Zula Huffman
James Logan
T. H. McLeod
Lawrence
Traey
H. S. Bunting
Marilyn
Marshall Hickman
Ernest Reiter
Cedar Rapids
Obituary and community notices from Paralta area
Funeral services for James Ed ward Teausaw former Paralta resident will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Yocom chapel with Rev J P Van Horn of Cedar Rapids officiating. Burial will be in Oak Shade cemetery. Survived by four sons Charles of Cedar Rapids Milton Raymond and Floyd all of Mendota Illinois. Engagement announced for Evelyn daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Waln Springville to Darwin Robertson of Marion with wedding set October 15 at the bride's parents home. Mrs and Mrs W A Jackson and daughters Virginia and Shirley were recent visitors in St Louis. A picnic in honor of Frances Ovington and her daughters Marion and Frances and Mrs James Pringle at Mr and Mrs Frank J Cleveland home. Mrs John Briggle visiting from Council Bluffs will return tonight. Mrs Matt Mullin and Blanche Mullin have returned from a two week motor trip to Canada. Church trustees and Priscilla guild plan a picnic at Karl Kendall home and winter plans. Louis Carsner left for California to visit relatives and seek work. Frances Ovington and companions left for Washington DC. James A Pringle accompanied them. Marion Shakespeare club winners attended a theater party at the Garden then at Mrs H G Stitzel home for refreshments. First regular meeting of the club set Sept 24 at Miss Emma Klein's home with Mrs W S Winter to outline Othello.
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Paralta
Yocom Chapel
J. P. van Horn
Cedar Rapids
Oak Shade Cemetery
Teausaw
Charles
Milton
Raymond
Floyd
Mendota, Ill
Ralph Waln
Springville
Evelyn
Darwin Robertson
Marion
Frances Ovington
Washington, D. C
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James Pringle
Frank J. Cleveland
John Briggle
Council Bluffs
Marion Shakespeare Club
Garden
H. G. Stitzel
H. N. Strader
Emma Klein
W. S. Winter
Announcements for Subscriptions at Cedar Rapids Press
An advertisement urges readers to join The American and other magazines through subscriptions. It invites readers to apply by mail to Box 52 in Cedar Rapids Iowa and provides a phone contact. The note is brief and instructional, with no further details.
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Ee Bescrborbood
Cedar Rapids
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