Hogs Steady With Some Classes Strong In Chicago Market
In Chicago the hog market showed buoyancy with tighter receipts and steadier overall prices while spot sales edged higher. Early top hog price reached 10.25 dollars, pork loins remained weak, and heavy hogs weighed on costs as packers manage daily market shifts. Receipts favored light hogs, fall cleanups cited to cut feed costs, and lamb and sheep activity remained steady to firm amid mixed carcass demand.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices Report From Meat Market
Hog receipts total 9000 with 2000 direct. spots steady to higher, sow prices down 10c, best 200 250 lb hogs 9.90 to 10.20. Cattle receipts 5000. calves 1000. fed steers and yearlings steady, weighty steers weaker. cows steady with undercurrent of softer stocker and feeder trade. Sheep receipts 10000. fat lambs active, natives 9.00 to 9.25, packers paying around 9.40 for top. ewes 2.50 to 3.50. feeders scarce.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
Rangers
Waterloo
Mason City
Good Lights
Good Butchers
Good Packers Ee
Oltumwa
Wilson's
Good Packers
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Sioux City cattle hogs and sheep receipts detailed for the day. Cattle receipts around 3000 with varied price ranges for yearlings steers and cows, hogs about 3000 with top near 9.80 and feeder pig values, sheep around 1000 with best natives near 8.75 and feeders steady.
St Paul Livestock Receipts Mixed Market Edges Down
U S Dept of Agriculture cattle receipts 3 800 with slow opening demand and mixed bids. Slaughter steers around 8 50 to 9 50 light weights held. heifers 4 25 to 6 00. cutters 2 75 to 3 75. Bulls strong top 5 25. Calves 2 200 steady with veal 8 50 to 9 50 and selections 10 00. Hogs receipts 6 500, early slow then mostly steady. sows 110 lower.
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ST. Paul
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
Omaha Livestock Prices Mixed As Receipts Hit High
U S Department report shows hogs steady to weak after early gains with top hogs around 9.85 and sows steady to 10c higher. Cattle receipts about 4 500 with fed steer and yearling prices steady to weak. Calves and beef cows active with mixed gains. Sheep receipts 4 500 with range lambs steady to 25c higher and top around 8 65.
Live Hog Prices Across Iowa Markets Rise to Early Summer Peak
Hogs in Waterloo Mason City Ottumwa show steady to higher quotes by weight class. Prices span 140 to 550 pounds with top quotes around 9.65 for midweights and declining into heavy classes. market notes cite good to choice quality and regional variation.
Hog market report from Austin Minnesota steady prices
Hog prices in Austin Minnesota range from 180 to 350 pounds with values in the 8.90 to 9.60 per hundredweight band. The report lists bids for various weight classes from 180 pounds up to 350 pounds and packing sow prices in the 7.40 to 8.40 range.
Hog receipts fall in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota market
AP report shows 24 hour hog receipts at 13 600 across 21 yards and 9 plants, down from 15 900 last week and 8 900 a year ago. Prices mostly steady with lighter weights up to 10 cents lower, trade moderately active and loads little changed.
Hogs Steady on Local Market as Prices Hold
Local hog prices halt their decline and hold steady with a top around 9.80. Cattle market remains steady while corn prices edge higher on the local market.
Calf and Sheep Markets Report Prices and Ranges
The market shows calves in the 140 to 190 pound range at good to choice quality. Sheep lambs bring up to 8.50 for lighter weights with price adjustments by weight and quality. Cattle demand highlights choice steers at 1100 pounds and up from 7.75 to 9.00, with lighter 1000 to 1100 pound steers around 7.00 to 7.75. Yearling steers and heifers fetch 7.50 to 8.75 for best lots, with common cattle at lower values. Grass and dry lot cows range from 3.75 to 5.50, with cutters down to 3.25.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market listing shows grains like corn No 2 yellow at 1.02, oats 35 to 41 12c, soybeans yellow 1.05, and mixed feed items. Wholesale fruits and vegetables include oranges 4.50 to 5.75, lemons 6.25 to 7.25, potatoes 2.50 to 2.75, cabbage 3 to 4 cents per lb, and onions 1.00 to 1.85. Also includes cured hides and other farm items with varied pricing.
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California
Wheat futures advance as Winnipeg rally boosts prices
Wheat futures on the Chicago board rise up to two cents a bushel with gains led by a Winnipeg rally and exporters buying. Sept and Dec contracts reach new seasonal highs as shorts cover amid bullish world crop signals and limited Black Sea exports. Corn and oats also rise with fears of a delivery squeeze and deferred month gains. Rainy weather in the Ohio Valley and Midwest adds pressure.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Shorts
Black Sea
United Kingdom
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Missouri
Northwest
Wheat and grain prices in Cedar Rapids and Winnipeg markets
Open high and close quotes for wheat corn oats rye and lard listed for Sept Dec and May contracts in Cedar Rapids and Winnipeg markets. Notable figures include Oct wheat around 1.10 to 1.11 in Winnipeg and Cedar Rapids prices for lard near 11.40 to 11.60, with various daily highs and lows shown.
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Winnipeg
Chicago cash provisions and crop quotes across grain markets
Cash wheat prices mix range from No 1 at 1.20 to No 2 red 1.19 1 2.1 2, corn values show varied Lake and Illinois bids with mixed and yellow grades, oats soybeans barley timothy and clover seed listed with spot and new crop figures, bellies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Minneapolis cash grain prices and wheat bids update
Minneapolis AP reports wheat receipts 27 cars with quotes mixed up and down. Cash grain prices show No 1 dark northern and hard Montana lines with varying weights and protein, while corn No 3 yellow stands at 1.08 to 1.09 and oats No 3 white at 42 to 46 1/2 cents.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Wool Market Early Prices Prompt Sluggish Trade
In Boston the wool market showed moderate business with greasy combing wools selling. Ohio fleeces moved at 38 39c for % blood and 37 38c for % blood. Missouri fleeces in mixed grades sold around 37 38c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S. Dept. Agriculture
Ohio
Missouri
Minneapolis Flour Market Prices Report
AP dispatch from Minneapolis notes carload flour prices in 98 pound sacks with patented and standard brands. Family patents down five cents to 7.55 7.75 per barrel, standard patents 7.10 7.30, shipments total 12 550. Pure bran 23.00 23.50, standard middlings 25.50 26.00.
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Minneapolis
J. Bennett & Co
W.H. Jump
Telephine
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Andressograph
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Isis Central
Alaska Juneau
Indus Rayon
Allegheny Corp
Inspiration
Aled Cnem
Allied Stores
Intl Nickel
Allis Chalmers
T and T
Amerada Corp
Johns Manville
Kan City
Amn
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Kroger G & B
Locws, Inc
Amn Steel Fdys
Amn Sug Rig
L'sville G & E
Tel
McKesson
Marshall Fld
Wat
Mack Trucks
Mathieson Ark
Dept
Miami Copper Oe
Ark Nat Gas
Armour Com
Pac Rbr
Atchison T
Monsanto
Atlantic
Mont Ward
Auburn Auto
Motor Wheel
Aviation Corp
Murray Corp
Baldwin Loco
Nash Motors
S Balto, Ohio
Bellas
Barnsdall ‘A
Biscuit
Beatrice Cry
Cash
Bendix
Matt Dairy
Beth Steel
Piaw Neos
Pow & L
Natl Steel Ee
Bose Sr
Bohn
Borden Co
Borg Warner
Briggs
Ohio Oil
Brooklyn MT
Otis Elev
Bucyrus Erie
Owens Ill Gil
Otis Steel
Budd Wheel
Packard Mtrs
Burroughs
Paramount
Byers AM
Park Utah
Cal
Hecla
Patino Mines
Camp Wyant
Pen & Fdau
Canada Dry
Penna RR
Caerpillar
Phillips Pet
Cerro de Pasco
Bierce
Pillsbury
Pullman Co
Cmstp
Rune Ol
Col
Schenley
Col Gas
Elec
Seaboard Oil
Com! Credit
Sears Roebuck
Server, Inc
Shell Union
Congoleum
Silver King
Consol Gas
Simmons Co
Consol Oil
Skelly Oil
Amn Intl Corp
Lambert
Thaya
Lehigh, Valley
Amn Metals
Lehn & Fink
Amn Pow
Libby Owens
Socony
Sou Pac R R
Motors
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
St.Joe Lead
Crown Cork
Crucible Steel
Standard Gas
Cub Amn
Calif
Curtis Wright
Ind
Curtiss WA
Seidde Deere and Co
Sil Frisco
del L
Stew Warner
Amn Rad
Lig & Myers B
Stone Webster
Douglas Air
Studebaker
du Pont de L'N
Tex Corp
Eastman Mee
Tex Gulf S
Eaton Mfg
Tex Land Tr
Elec Autolite
Thompson
Elec Boat
Tidewater
Elec P
Timken Det
Elec Bond
Timken R B
Erie R R
Trans-American
Fisk Rubber
TC Fox Film
Foster
United Fruit Oa
Ia al
Gillette S R. Aeeresey
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
Goebel Ee
West
Market prices for grains and hay in Chicago
Market listing shows prices for Timothy and clover mixed rail No 1 at 1820 dollars, No 2 1618, No 3 713, truck 1617, 1415, 711, clover rail 17418, 1415, 1011, rye straw 9410, oat and wheat straw 67, marsh hay 68.
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Chicago
Sugar Market Steady as New York Prices Hold
Raw sugar stays at 3.40 per spot with no sales. futures gain about 5 points. Refined sugar unchanged at 4.75 for fine granulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUGAR_MARKET
New York
Chicago Produce Market Brief Highlights Butter Poultry and Potatoes
Chicago AP notes firmer butter receipts 8 388 and varied grade prices. LIVE POULTRY receipts show about steady demand with hens and broilers up to 19c per lb, turkeys 16 19c, ducks and geese mixed. POTATOES on track 297 shipments weak with liberal supplies and slow demand, Idaho russets around 2.00–2.25 per cwt and Washington russets 2.35–2.55.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
U. S
Idaho
Washington
Burbanks
U. S. No
Potatoes priced by grade and region in market listing
Market report lists several potato varieties with grades and prices from U S No 1 to fair to ordinary. Oregon russet Burbanks sell for 1 65 to 1 75 per cwt while Minnesota cobblers are 1 70, North Dakota cobblers 1 75, Michigan cobblers 1 50 to 1 70 and Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 1 70. Prices vary by quality and grade.
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Oregon Russet Burbanks
U. S
Colorado Red McClures
Wisconsin Cobblers
Minnesota Cobblers
North Dakota Cobblers
Bliss Turumbs
Aanetty
Michigan Cobblers
Nebraska Bliss
New York Produce Report Brief
New York AP market notes show eggs receipts 351 with mixed colors and higher average checks. butter receipts 14 446 firmer with creamery prices up. cheese receipts 115 101 ease on state whole milk flats. live poultry steady by freight with fowls 20 23 cents and other freight prices unchanged.
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New York
Chicago Commodities Report Unclear Futures Snippets
Fragmentary AP summary shows butter futures closing with storage standards and November price 32.34 cents, refrigerator standards with October 25 4 cents and November 25 14 cents, potato futures cited Tolaho Rus sets October price 1.88 and January 2.2.
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Chicago
Wall Street Slight Gains Amid Foreign Tension Trade
The New York stock market opened tepid on the foreign situation then firmed with several issues posting fractional to around two point gains. Transfers neared 1.15 million shares as leaders drifted back, while prophecy of a bright domestic outlook kept some equities buoyant despite profit taking. Big movers included Louisville and Nashville, Libby Owens, U S Steel and General Electric among others while many large names held to narrow, mostly lower ranges.
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New York
Chicago
Louisville
Nashville
Libby Owens
National Department Stores
U. S. Smelting
Southern Pacific
N. Y. Central
American Locomotive
Westinghouse
U. S
Eastman Kodak
American Sugar Refining
Johns Manville
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
du Pont
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
North American
Douglas Aircraft
National Distillers
Deere and
International Harvester
Thursday Quotations From Adams Express to Walgreen
A stock market snapshot lists prices from Adams Express to Walgreen with many listed issues and values. The page shows bid figures for transportation, metals, chemicals, consumer names, and banks amid a long roster of tickers and percentage changes.
Mrs. Myrtle Mathis Rites Set in Marion
Mrs Myrtle Mathis 36 died at home 1298 Fourteenth Street North Marion after a ten months illness. Born Myrtle Laura Sanders July 22 1900 in New Albany Ind she married Rev William Mathis June 6 1918. Funeral Saturday 2 p.m. at Yocom chapel burial Oak Shade cemetery. Survived by husband mother Mrs Laura Kendall Anderson Ind one brother Roy Sanders Stockton Calif two sisters Mrs Edward Columbia Columbus Ohio and Mrs Arthur Lamoureux Anderson Ind.
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William Mathis
Fourteenth Street
Myrtle Laura Sanders
John
Laura Sanders
New Albany
Ind
Chicago
St. Louis
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mathis
Church of God
Laura Kendall
Anderson, Ind
Roy Sanders
Stockton
Calif
Edward Columbia
Columbus
Ohio
Arthur Lamoureaux
Anderson
Yocom Chapel
Oak Shade Cemetery
Ralston Ozburns Wed At Presbyterian Parsonage
Miss Helen Ralston daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Ralston Springville and Clement Ozburn son of Mr and Mrs William Ozburn Marion were married Wednesday at 5 30 pm at the Presbyterian parsonage Rev W E Fisher officiating Attendants were Miss Orpha Ralston and Thomas Ozburn The bride wore white satin and will reside on a farm near Springville The groom has worked as baker at CCC camp in Marion
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Helen Ralston
E. A. Ralston
Springville
Clement Ozburn
William Ozburn
Marion
Presbyterian Parsonage
W. E. Fisher
Orpha Ralston
Thomas Ozburn
Springville High School
CCC
Ozburn
Bond Market Quiet Amid Mixed Corporate Declines
New York AP reports a quiet bond market with mixed moves. Corporate issues such as American Rolling Mill 4s and Anaconda 42s edged lower on liquidation, while limited volume kept several issues near unchanged. U.S. government bonds closed with modest gains and losses across Treasuries, and French franc instability weighed on French stamps.
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NEW York
American Rolling Mill
Anaconda
Chesapeake Corp
Erie
Southern Pacific
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Treasury
Foreign exchange rates and demand by country in New York
Mixed demand in cents for currencies across nations with figures for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Hungary Roumania Argentina Poland and others. notes Tokyo Hong Kong Mexico City Montreal and Montreal relations.
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Foreign Exchange, New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Apentne
Brazil
Tokio
Anghal
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
New York
Marion girl wins national poppy poster prize
Kathleen Newman, seven grade student daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Newman of Marion, won first prize in the national poppy poster contest sponsored by the Auxiliary to the American Legion. The national prize is 25 dollars, with 7.50 at state level and 2 locally.
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Kathleen Newman
Arthur Newman
Marion
American Legion
Cleveland
Miss Newman
Botany of the Bible talk at Marion club meeting
Mrs A J Dahn spoke on Botany of the Bible at the Marion Nature and Garden club meeting held Wednesday at Mrs Dahn s home. A garden snapshot contest was won by Miss Lillian Bleakly and plans were made for a work day at Thomas Park garden on Sept 30.
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A. J. Dahn
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Local Socials and Club Notices From Marion
Mrs Robert Hibner of Balti more arrived in Marion Monday to visit her parents and Mrs George M Hibner. Osceola lodge No 18 I O O F will meet tonight at 8 in I O O F hall. Pastor's Helpers Presbyterians picnic Friday at Mrs C G Schultz. West Marion Garden club meeting rescheduled to Sept 30 with Mrs F E Brenneman host. Harry Waline family traveled to Victor for funeral services. Sunday dinner guests included Fred Bachman and family Clarence. Charles Franks family Cedar Rapids. Jack Oxley family Marion. Norman Hammond. Jolly Dozen club meets Saturday 2 pm at Milda Culver home. Chitaga Camp Fire meets Friday 4 pm Irene Harris 1204 Eighteenth street rain location library auditorium. Mrs Ray Miller of Chicago visiting brother and sister in law Philip Shoup. Reading circle year opening luncheon Friday at Mrs C C Carpenter 1649 Eighth avenue.
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H. B. Hammond
Fred Bachman
Donald
Shirley
Corrine
Clarence
Charles Franks
Vernon and
Everett
Cedar Rapids
Jack Oxley
Homer
Richard
Norman Hammond
Marion
Chitaga
Irene Harris
Eighteenth Street
Library
Ray Miller
Chicago
Philip Shoup
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Information Publication Terms
Classified notice lists ad line sizes and rates for one day and three days. It states special low rates for work wanted ads and notes The Gazette not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. It explains out of town readers can answer by mail to The Gazette Want Adartment.
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Gazette
Adartment. Co
Fhe Gazette
May’s
Tone Richards College Pharmacy
Kenwood Transfer
Morris Greenburg Fur Shop
Granby
Ernest Sulek
Solon
Iowa
Wilfred D. Fisher
Ist
Hardy’s
1St Ave
Nyalremedies
Podzimek Pharmacy
2Nd Ave
R. Knitting Co
2Nd St
Thomassen
Temeqses
Basher
WELCH
St. SE
Church of the Brethren
Drew Co
Los Angeles
1St St. NE
Phillips
1St St
Frank C. Barger
Gardner
Dial
the Gazette
Saciane
Lost dogs APPEARANCE AND REWARD NOTICE
Announcements describe two lost dogs a large white beagle hound named Jack with black and brown spots and a reward offered. A fox terrier with a black right ear named Tag is also missing with contact numbers 2 1729 and 2 8351 and 6803 for rewards.
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Jack
Dial
Reward
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Marion News
Ralston Ozburn
Fred Liddle
Marion High School
Michel Tea Room
Mary Durham
Adeliza Daniels
George P. Whitney
Josephine Whitacre
Louise Durham
Della Beall
Clara Beall
Minnie Lathrop
Mary Nyere Reichardt
Tenth Street
Musical Literary Club
St. Joseph’s
J. W. Bowman
Cornerstones Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kensington
David Hindman
Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
Emma Klein
Marion Shakespeare Club
W. S. Winter
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Monticello
Harold Munier
Near
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B. E. Beiber
Twelfth Avenue
Chatterbox Bridge Club
W. A. Jackson
Tom Barkwill
Fern Miller
U. S.S. Bonds
Forest Blackford
Norman Adee
Athenian Club
Dr. Phil Crew Cabin
Waubeek
Robert Hibner
Baltimore
W. J. Goodyear
George M. Hibner
Osceola Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
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C. G. Schultz
West Marion
Harry Waline
Victor
Jolly Dozen
Milda Culver
Reading Circle
C. C. Carpenter
Eighth Avenue
United
Gazett
Denver
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Montrose Hotel
E Ave
Chang
Ginsberg
Lll
First Ave
ATZ Loan CO
3Rd Ave
Schultz Cleaners
3Rd Ave. SE
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
G. Leininger Furn
R Foe Win Williams Co
16Th Ave
Mary Shop
Madeline Beauty Shop
Helene Beauty Shop
Peacock Beauty Salon
3Rd St. NE
W.f.w
Kennedy's
la Vogue Bty
E. Mae
F. Wave
Rene
Weiss Bty
Paris Academy of Beauty
Loe
3Rd St. SE
Russell's Cutlery
Berson
S. A. Johnston
Morning Sun
Lower
National Publishing House
Iowa City
Will
Mi Stove
W. A. Johnson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Beral Commission
1St St. SW
Business
Eater Ee Deena Cere
Gacette
Ress
Ing
Gaz
Ene
Kertenaccans
ABC
Dickinson School
Honolulu Conservatory of Music
Corn Hell
Balirm
Maddigan School of Music
Olds
Allen Motor &Co
Viking
Sos
Joyland Ballroom
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Happy Go Lucky Orchestra
Hammill Academy
Odd Fellows Hall
Glen Boyd Orch
Black North Shrine
Cedar View
JOE Navratil
Hallwood
Tion
Timback Lumber CO
Novak Heating Co
Maresh Sheet Metal W.ks
Barrett's
Haege Roofing Co
Front Bank
Call King & K Co
BUICK
FORD
Wagner Motor Co
8Th St
New Grahams
Big Discount
Siepman Auto CO
H. V. Little
2Nd Ave. SE
Essex Coach
Third Ave. SE
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