Market Wide Hog Price Decline at Chicago Yards
Market reports from St Paul to Sioux City show hog prices slipping across multiple yards. Receipts and prices vary by weight and grade with overall declines of around 10 to 20 cents in several markets, including Des Moines and Austin, while Iowa and Omaha areas report firmer or mixed results on lighter weights.
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CHICA
Vestack
Marke
Calla Hors
Omaha
Ss. Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
Paul
Indianannis
Cleveland
Ann Pott
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Local Market Hog and Cattle Prices Dented On Wednesday
Hog prices fell with top at 11.35 while packers slipped five cents. Calf market lists good to choice 140-190 lb at 850, sheep lambs 70-90 lb at 825, cattle ranges include good to choice steers around 1100 lb and other grades. Notes show broad price declines across hogs, calves, sheep and cattle with buyers seeking lower bids.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Waterloo
Jose Gold
Des Moines
Good Packers
Sioux City
Dent
Ftair
Wilson and CO
Dial
Wilson's
Chicago
Selling Offsets Bullish Tendency In Grain Markets
Chicago reports selling by eastern houses and weakness in Winnipeg curbing bulls after early firmness on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat ends near unchanged to up 0.13, corn mixed to up 0.01, oats flat to slightly higher. forecasts warn of rain delaying Canadian threshing. crop prospects and weather weigh on futures amid hedging and strong cash positions.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
Liverpool
Chicago Cash Grain and Wheat Prices in Wide Range
The Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain market reports show AP Wheat prices with No 2 through No 4 grades, mixed corn values around 85 to 90 cents, and beans and barley prices largely unavailable. Timber receipts and futures are noted with several quoted figures for hard red spring, dark northern spring, and winter varieties alongside oats and seed terms.
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Chicago
BBC
Minneapolis
Montana
Yart
Bond Markets Open With Steady Tone on Rail Stocks
In New York, bond traders showed a steady tone as rail issues led activity with prices near Tuesday’s close. Government bonds rose on stronger demand, while American and Foreign Power and American Telephone issues traded at modest levels. Treasury securities posted varied results with multiple maturities quoted in narrow ranges.
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New York
Bond Review
United Drug
Wall Street Stocks Stagnant After Late-Hour Drift
The New York market traded dull in late dealings after earlier gains. Leaders like American Telephone and General Electric held to slight advances, with about 1.1 million shares trading in the session as traders looked to abroad market improvements for cues.
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New York
Amerian Telephone
Western Union
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Air Reduction
Thatcher Mfg
American Smelting
American Can
Continental Can
General Motors
Chrysler
Radio
General Electric
Wool Market And Foreign Exchange Report
Boston AP reports firm wool prices with 84s and finer territory wools steady. French combing wools sold at 77 to 78 1/8 cents scoured, averages 72 to 73 cents. Twelve month Texas wools around scoured price, choice lines 77 to 78 cents. Foreign exchange in New York lists various rates including Britain 493 1/2, Prance 659 5/8, Switzerland 3250, Argentina 3290, Tokio 2896, Hongkong 5006 1/2.
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Boston
S. Dept
New York
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Argentine
Brazil
Shanghai
Mexico City
Montreal
Sugar Market in New York Sees Firm Prices and Cuban Sales
Raw sugar held steady then rose with spot prices at 258 and imports of 20659 bags from Cuba to a local refiner. Futures opened flat but climbed with Dee rising from 255 to 267 and July from 223 to 1 point. Refined sugar remained at 530 and overall demand stayed strong.
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Sugar Market
New York
Marion News Linn County Civil War Vets Re-elect Allen Commander
Linn County Civil War veterans meet in Marion for the forty seventh annual gathering hosted by the Women's Relief Corps. Eugene Allen of Cedar Rapids, 87, is re elected commander with L Shields vice commander adjutant S Haun and chaplain George Bushnell also re elected. Margaret Leming re elected quartermaster. E F Byng older member. About fifty attendees heard Dr A A Brooks. A piano recital by Ruth Engstrom and Erma Hindman is announced. Congregational church members are asked to donate to the Atlanta box by Friday.
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Marion
Linn County Veterans Association
Women's Relief Corps
Eugene Allen
Cedar Rapids
L. &. Shields
S. S. Haun
Mount Vernon
George Bushnell
Margaret Leming
Association
E. F. Byng
Jacob Hildebrand
W. J. Spence
Memorial Hall
A. A. Brooks
Foulois Retires as Army Air Chief After 36 Years
General Benjamin D. Foulois relinquished the post of chief of the air corps and took an extended leave of absence that will end with his retirement from the army on December 31. Brigadier General Oscar Westover will act as chief of staff pending Foulois retirement and successor selection. The move ends a long clash with the House Military Affairs Committee.
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Washington
INS
Army
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Oscar Westover
Foulois
House Military Affairs Committee
Roosevelt Enlarges Wild Life Refuge
New Orleans political organization, once dominant, seeks state recognition in exchange for support in the January 1936 primary. The group, crushed by Huey P Long, plans to present a five point program to the state administration on Wednesday.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Begin Trial in Fairfax Viaduct Damage Suit
Judge A B Clark presides as the first district court jury hears Rosa Farrell and related Farrell heirs appeal from a condemnation award by the state highway commission for the Fairfax Highway 149 viaduct site. Plaintiffs claim 40-foot grade, misaligned drainage, and blocked light air. seek $6,000 damages for 0.13 acre taken.
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A. B. Clark
First District Court
State Highway Commission
Fairfax
Rosa Farrell
Mary Farrell Reagen
Lillian Barger
Rose F M Farrell
Leo T Farrell
Chicago Produce and Markets Summary Amid Receipts and Prices
AP market notes from Chicago and New York detail butter eggs and cheese receipts, prices, and futures. Butter shows firm creamery and extras around 25 to 34 cents. eggs steady with mixed colors, and cheese steady. Poultry prices vary by grade and weight, with live hens, leghorn and turkeys listed. Potatoes show varied US No 1 and 2 prices. futures for butter eggs and cheese noted with closing trends.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Rock
Perent Idaho Russets
Bliss Triumphs US
Wisconsin Cobblers US
Minnesota
Colorado
Triumphs
North Dakota
New York
Marion’s 91 year old Martha Cottrell dies
Mrs. Martha Cottrell 91 longtime Marion resident died at 7 40 a m Wednesday at her daughter’s home 1335 Seventh Avenue S W She was born Martha Sleight July 21 1844 near Freeport Illinois and moved to Iowa at 19 She married Alonzo Klumph in 1865 and later John Cottrell in 1886 Survived by three daughters and two sons funeral arrangements pending The Mothers club meets Thursday and several community notices follow
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Marion
L. D. Smith
Seventh Avenue
Martha Sleight
Freeport
Ill
Iowa
Louisa
Springville
Mississippi River
Alonzo Klumph
Klumph
John Cottrell
Matt Mullin
Blanche Warner
el Monte
Calif
Bert Klumph
L. A. Klumph
Rush Plans To Build Bleachers at New Field
W. C. Sheets reports WPA approval for funds to erect combined bleachers and dressing rooms at the Marion recreation center athletic field. A Friday parade will lead to dedication and the season opening football game Marion versus Roosevelt with a 2:30 p.m. kickoff.
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Rush
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Marion Business Men
Marion
Roosevelt of
Cedar Rapids
Marion High School
Roosevelt
American Legion
Moray Eby
Coe College
Roosevelt High School
Parent- Teachers Association
A. A. Schenken
Carl Ross 47 Dies Suddenly on West Trip to Colorado
Carl Ross age 47 died suddenly in North Park Colorado after a business trip from Marion. He left Marion for a Coalmont trip and fell ill, dying fifteen minutes later. He leaves a widow two sons Keith and Kenneth, brothers Fred and Louis, sister Hazel, and was preceded by two brothers. Funeral services will be in Loveland with burial in Loveland Cemetery.
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Fred Ross
Marion
the Gazette
Louis Ross
Loveland
Colo
Carl Ross
Ross
Coalmont
North Park
Mr. Ross
John M. Ross
Keith
Kenneth
Fred
Louis
Miss Hazel Ross
John
Robert
Loveland Cemetery
Funeral Services for Matt Mullin Jr. Held in Marion
Funeral services for Matt Mullin Jr retired Milwaukee round house foreman will be Friday with a prayer at the family home at 2 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. services at Yocom chapel Rev W E Fisher in charge Marion lodge No 6 A F and A M will conduct graveside rites at Cedar Memorial cemetery Born Aug 15 1860 in Glenamady Ireland he came to America at 20 lived in Chicago and Council Bluffs before Marion Married Cora Klumph at Council Bluffs in 1886 One son William is dead Surviving children are John New Orleans Matt Mason City Blanche at home He was a member of the Presbyterian church Marion lodge A F and A M the Royal Arch Masons and the Veteran Employes association of the Milwaukee railroad Georgia N Oakley 78 died at the family home 519 Ninth street Wednesday after a heart attack and stroke He had been in ill health since January Born in Austin Pa he came to Iowa in youth and lived in Marion Funeral announcements will be made later.
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Milwaukee
Council Bluffs
Marion
Cora Klumph
William
John
New Orleans
Matt
Mason City
Blanche
Mullin
Presbyterian Church
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Royal Arch Masons
Veteran Employes Association
Milwaukee Railroad
George N. Oakley
Ninth Street
Mr. Oakley
Austin
Iowa
Ada M. Burke
Harvey G. Hansen
Chicago
Harvest Home Sunday and Tuesday Supper at Six
The Congregational church announces annual Harvest Home observances next week with a Sunday Rally Day in all services and a Tuesday evening supper at 6 o clock. Decorations and special programs are planned to accompany the events.
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Congregational Church
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Instructions
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details want ad rates and word counts for small set solid ads. Rates vary by line count and number of days, with extra charges for out of town or blind ads and a ten cent add on for share prices. Dial 2 1121 to place ads or mail them to the Gazette Want Ad Department. Ac-taker.
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Gazette
The
United States
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Church Activities And Local Notices For Sunday Schedule
Sunday school hour activities are planned with a 10 am seating call and an 11 am sermon on How to Unlatch the Windows of Heaven The Christian Methodist and Presbyterian churches plan union services with Rev H O Allen preaching on The Credentials of Jesus Retribulated All church members and friends are invited John Troy longtime liquor store manager announced the Des Moines liquor commission appointment of D B Christie as clerk The Shakespeare club meets Thursday at 730 pm with Mrs J H Beeson Marion Judge No 6 A F and A M holds a special session tonight for apprentice degree work
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H. O. Allen
Jesus
John Troy
Art and Cunningham Market
State Liquor Commission
Des Moines
D. B. Christie
Lost and Found items in Everett area prompts calls
A crowded notice lists numerous LOST items including a man's engraved wrist watch from Everett Matthews, a black and white Boston terrier named Teddy, a yellow Persian kitten, a black case containing price catalogs, a Lincoln car key, a brown coin purse, and a toy Boston bull named Teddy. Rewards and contact numbers accompany many items. the Gazette also warns against fraud in want ads and offers a separate contest prize.
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1St Ave
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H Ave NW
Boston
Teddy
Hever Ave
Neisner
Notify Gazette
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Ho Nage
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Erma Hindman
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Fourteenth Street
Harry Emerson
Miss Engstrom
Atlanta
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Wild Life Refuge
Fairfax Viaduct
Mothers Club
Lawrence Peterson
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Elizabeth Catherine Westcott
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Oak Shade Cemetery
Adeliza Daniels
Elmer Hollingsworth
Mary Durham
J. T. Gallivan
Robert Hyde
Barrie Curran
Fairview Drive
Mayflower Society
H. G Hansen
Archibald Mitchell, Jr
Norwich, Conn
W. K. Lothian
C. E. Mitchell
Sheboygan
Wis
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Clara Randall
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J. E. Bramwell
L. A. Levasseur
C. C. Carpenter
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
George Lutz
Osceola Lodge No
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Lee Fairley
Harry Adee
Louis Mekota
George Oakley
Harvest Home Sunday
Shakespeare Club
J. H. Beeson
Ginsberg
Paramount
G. P Stayton
Dept. D. Des Moines
Swinburne
M. D
Homeopath
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ST. Vitus
L. J. Dolson
May Drug Co
Armstrong
Andrew
1St St
Arnsten
Srd
St. E
Clarthe J Mittan
St. NE
OB Bed
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Rosenthal's
4Th ST
Griffith
Matt Co
Miss Gott
Kenwood Transfer
Tom Mason
3Rd Ave
Morley
16Th Ave
GC R Knitting Co
2Nd St
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5Th Ave
Hardy's
10Th Ave
Vaclavska
CSPS
9Th St. SE
2Nd Ave
Trombino
Arrow Inn
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E Ave
Douda
Mt. Vernon Ave
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Sande Weiches
Mack
Mandalay Inn
Wallwood
Atlas and
Miller Beer
Bohemian Kitchen
Soares Auto Transportation
Alta Duncan Wait’ Blyhe
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