Livestock Market Mixed with Broad Price Moves
Chicago and Des Moines markets show uneven livestock prices amid varying supply. Cattle receipts and cattle futures reflect mix of steady to higher feeder costs while hogs and sheep display divergent trends across regions, with limited gains and notable price swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arades
Mead Om Oseenr
Texas
Omana
Western Bulls
Stacker
Freder
Glauchter
BON Fox Enod
Stark
Iseer
Hog Prices and Market Quotes in Ottumwa Today
Auction and slaughterhouse price list for hogs by weight in Ottumwa. Includes ranges from under 100 pounds to over 550 pounds with quotes around 4.60 to 9.00 per hundredweight and miscellaneous seller notes. Indicates fluctuating values across weight classes and references hog buyers and butchers.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Best Local Hogs Continue Weaker On Local Market
The best hogs remain weaker on the local market with prices down five to ten cents for pigs up to 270 pounds. All other categories, including packers, are steady. The no fill top price stands at $625.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Livestock Sales
Cedar Rapids market summaries list grain and produce prices including wheat rye and soybeans with various grade levels. Live poultry prices show Nehts and Leghorns, hens, broilers, and roosters with weight categories. Fruit and vegetable items feature lemons oranges grapes celery lettuce onions cabbage apples cranberries and more with unit prices.
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Michigan
Bond Market Sways After Japan Germany Italy Pact
New York bonds opened weak as bids fell short of prior close and yields rose. Government issues slid 3 to 5 points with 6s near lows. corporate and other issues showed mixed, narrow trading with several notable hits and few gains.
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New York
Revicw
API
Closurg
Orient Development
Stss
Shingetsu Electric
International Telephone
New York Central
US Orcovernmer
Presihout Sea
Produce Markets Chicago Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago markets show firm creamery receipts at 590.723 with 92 score and 784c other prices unchanged. Egg receipts 6.601 steady, potato receipts 59 on track with 330 total U 5S shipments 508. Idaho russets slightly stronger. northern stock and Early Ohio varieties steady. US No 1 prices listed for Idaho russet Burba nts, Colorado red McClures, Nebraska Triumphs, Minnesota North Dakota cobblers 80-90 percent US No 1 359782 2¢ Early Chris 75-85 percent US No 1, Bliss Triumphs 85-20 percent US No 1 75% A5¢. Butter storage standard futures and egg refrigerator standards noted with dates November 23 and December 2.
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Chicago
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Cobblers
U US
U S
Theattac
Bliss
Steel led market gains as steel stocks rise on Monday
New York reports steel shares leading gains with prices up over a point while bonds firmed despite Japanese issues slipping to year lows. Leading groups edged higher on short covering, with Celanese and Northern Central Railway hitting new yearly highs.
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New York
U. S
Celanese
Northern Central Railway
McKesson& Robbins
Budd Manufacturing
General Steel Castings
Pittsburgh Steel
van Raalte
Wall Street Stocks Quotations From Alaska to Chicago
A scanned page lists daily stock quotations across many firms and sectors. Entries include Alaska Juneau 4 percent and International Harvester 46, Allied Stores 163.9, Lockheed 288, Sears Roebuck 62, Procter Gamble 64, General Electric 1134, US Steel around between other named companies and prices. The column shows closing values and mixed movements across industrials, utilities, and consumer goods firms.
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J E. Bennett & Co
Nmanager Telephone
Merchants Nations Bank
Alaska
Juneau
Harv
Allied Chem
Intl Mining
Allied Stores
Intl Nickel
Alas Chalmers
Amn Can
T& T
Amn
Powter I
Johns Manville
Hide & Lo
Kennecott
Inti Corp
Kresee
S Jade
Amn Loco Vala Libhes Owens
Pow & L da
A Myers Boimlts
Amn Rad
Carsonic
Lockheed
Smeltins Loews
Amn Steel _Fdys
Rott Tae
Amn Suix
Ouillard
Amn Tel &_ T
Lowville Das
Backara Mtrs
Perrourds
Ae Paramount
Ataal & Heela
Aye Canada Dry
Penney J.C
Phillips Pet
Chlores Als Proctor Gamble
Estinigenea
Chee & Ohio
Apresse Motors
Cria Cola
Cale Fuel
Sears Roebuck
Baharane
Reeve
Comwu Southern
Simmons Cola
Conroleum
Skelly
Sorang
Souick
Raisar
Ceontl Motors
Sperry Corpal
Sais Coty Stann
Crucible
Stee Qs
Stew Warner
Steel Ant
Etene Webster
Amaus
Studebaker
Curtiss
Gen Electricus
Gen Fond
Iw. & & Ind Ale
Pape
CiMnt
Bras Pvt
Goebel
US Steel
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham
Greshound
Hupp
Heileman
Bershof
Jarvis
Bendix
Marsh Field
Cen Tin
Midwest Corp
Sunstrand
Come Edison
Saift
Walereen
Boston Wool Market Sees Price Gains Across Fleece Grades
UPI reports strong demand in Boston for fine western creans and bright fleece wools. Prices advanced two to three cents on scoured basis with higher bids on blood and delaine grades, as activity increased and greas quotations held firm.
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Boston
UPI
US Agriculture Department
Wheat and Rye Rise on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices advance sharply with May delivery hitting a season high as buying interest grows. Rye strengthens alongside wheat. corn and oats stay steady to firm with light volume. soybeans rise slightly. Winnipeg tones support Chicago, while cash markets show varied grade quotes for wheat and corn.
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Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Bugs Poises Lighthearted View On African Affairs
In a satirical column Bugs Baer jokes about Africa politics and tensions. He references Dakar, Ubangi, de Gaulle, Hull, Grover Whalen, and General de Gaulle, noting the diplomatic mess and doubled talk with a playful, sardonic tone.
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L'Affaire D'Horse Feathers
General de Gaulle
Africa
Marion corn festival draws large attendance in Friday events
The Marion news notes a big turnout for the town corn festival cooking school with two Marion high school home economics classes and about 200 women at the afternoon session. Exhibits concessions and vaudeville drew crowds. Farm Bureau day was Saturday and the festival ends Saturday night.
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Marion
Marion High School
Harold Phillips
B E_ Beiber
Farm Bureau
Sunday church services and calendars listed for Marion area
Marion churches publish Sunday schedules with pastors and service times. Baptist led by Rev Inman at Bible school 9 45, worship 10 45. Catholic Mass 7 30 and 9 30. Congregational 11 with Pilgrim Hymn service. Christian 10 45 and evening 6 30. St Pauls Lutheran 10 30 with 2:30 voters assembly. Presbyterian 9 45 Sunday school and 10 55 worship. Methodist Episcopal 9 45 school and 11 worship. Prairie Chapel 11 worship and 7 30 with hymns led by Rev Clyde.
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L. W Inman
Ed Lagerquist
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
R. Swisher
Don Torrence
Ralph Noyce
Grinnell
Pilgrim Highraaders
Vernon Carter
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Voters’ Assembly
Presbyterian
C. V. R DeJong
D. B Storck
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal
Arthur W. Henke
Floyd Robson
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Perry
Maquoketa
Tama Routs Nevada 32 0 Behind Benda Stars
Special to The Gazette Tama dominates Nevada as Benda rushes twice for 40 yards each and Croskrey blocks for Tama on both scores. Final score Tama 32 Nevada 0 with Mason and Quigley scoring and Mason passing for the extra points.
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Benda
Tama
Nevada
the Gazette
Croskrey
Ooama
Mason
T Quigley
Corns Iplunse
New Dodges With Fluid Drive On Display At Handler
Handler Motor company shows the new Dodge Luxury Liners featuring Fluid Drive from stop to speed without shifting gears. Oil transmits power for a smooth ride. Demonstrators are ready to prove the performance. The lineup includes larger bodies, two tone upholstery, and a new six passenger coupe with multiple body styles.
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Dodge
Handler Motor Company
Second Avenue SE
Handler's
New Office Hours Set For Cedar Rapids Alien Registry
By noon Saturday 492 aliens registered in Cedar Rapids and surrounding area, including 244 men and 248 women. Beginning Monday the alien registration office in the north basement will open from 3 am to 4 pm daily and 7 to 9 pm on Wednesdays. Aliens not yet registered are urged to call and obtain preliminary forms to fill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Federal
Mississippi River Stagis and River Trade Scores
Fragmented OCR text lists river towns including Hastings La Crosse Prairie du Chien Dubuque Memphis and Corian with scattered numbers and dates. The passage reads like a ledger of river trade events or stages with inconsistent figures and fall indicators.
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Mississippi River
Blue Barron Guests At Greene Hall Dinner
Blue Barron, band leader and Paramount show guest, dined with Dean Melvin A. Carlson of Greene hall and Coe College student John Bickel jr. Autographs were given, with Barron touring the campus. He noted Coe songs would feature in upcoming Paramount appearances.
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Blue Barron
Paramount Theater
Hal Sheridan
Melvin A. Carlson
Greene Hall
Coe College
John Bickel, Jr
Coe
Barron
WMT
Ohto University
the Paramount
Weather Outlook for Chicago Area Sept 28 to Oct 2
Extended forecast covers Sept 28 to Oct 2. Temperatures rise to near normal in Town Wisconsin and Illinois by weekend with overall above normal into the period. Cooler in northern Minnesota and Wisconsin Sunday and Monday, then rising. Rainfall slightly above average in western Iowa Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin with light to moderate showers Mon through Wed. elsewhere little to no rain.
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Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Town
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Atalissa Nine Defeats Springdale 9 To 4 in Loose Game
Atalissa baseball team beat Springdale 9 to 4 on Friday. Crees pitched for Atalissa while Barkalow started for Springdale as the visitors outhit the home club 12 to 10 but committed eight errors.
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Atalissa
Asf
Iss
Springdale
Crees
Barkalow
Deaths of Charles H Clement and Mary Thuerauf relatives
The notice reports the death of Charles H Clement aged 84 at his home in Iowa City area and details his background, survivors, burial in Aspen Grove Burlington, and funeral arrangements. It also notes the death of Mary Elizabeth Thuerauf at her Solon home, with survivors, religious service at St Marys Solon, and burial at Oak Hill Solon.
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Charles H Clement
Howard County
Iowa
Second Street
T. M Sinclair Company
Mr. Clement
Andrew
Jeanette Clement
Plymouth
Burlington
Aspen Grove
Mary
Charles H Jr. Everett
Ruth King
Cedar Rapids
Verne
William Arenn
Beatty Chapel
Mary E. Thuerauf
Mary Elizabeth Thuerauf
Solon
John Thuerauf
William Smyth
Earl Jacobs
North Liberty
Lena
Bertha
John E
Lisbon
Frank Jerns
Ames
St Mary’s Church
J. E. Michalek
Oak Hill Cemetery
Monona White Sox top St Olaf 8 to 4 at fall festival
Monona White Sox beat St Olaf 8 to 4 in the season finale at the Monona fall festival. Goltz pitched seven hits allowed for Monona, while Williams led the offense with four hits including two doubles.
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the Gazette
Monona
Monona White Sox
St. Olaf
Goltz
Williams
Local handyman ads mix services from chimney repair to rug cleaning
Classified glimpses show diverse services offered in Sodding Black Dirt listings, including chimney and furnace work, painting, hauling, junk removal, concrete drives, seeding, and flag stone. Several names and dial numbers appear, with occasional special rates and home service promises.
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Kutchera ¢ CO
van Schrader
Hawkeye Tin Shop
L. E. Cummins
McAllister
Willman
C. R. Heating Co
Rockwall Fred Young
J Smith
Hepner's
Res Nn Eee Spa
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Moldav SS
Ares
SAS
Omana Livestock
ST Tall Livestock
Siotn City
Arek
Des Moines
Oiersor Inva
Bunarsorn
Austin
Austin Siinn API
Marne
Kaneas
Omaha
Ion
Sioux
Ina
Searling
Treasury
Jones
Samson Brow and Co
Steel Heads
Wall St
Hoston Wool Market
Minneapolis
Montana
Minnesota-South Dakota
Bugs
Arthur
Bugs" Baer
Dakar
Miss Ubangi
Hector
Congress
Hull
Jungleroo
Grover Whalen
Changi
Lipsike
United States
Marion News
Cecil Seger
Ralph Seager
King’s Daughters
Waterlow
Electa Circle
Thirteenth Street
James Pringle
Presbyterian Church
Walter Reimmsch
Sisseton, SD
Walter Reinsch
Margaret Ann
WF. Kruger
Waverly
Wartburg College
Florence Kruger
Concordia College of
Anna Neagle
Irene
Carl Peterson
Kahoka, Mo
W. H. Cruikshank
Marvin Jacobsen
L. J McLaughlin
Clinton
Myrtle Snyder
Eleventh Street
The
Syls Grocery
Christian Church
Viola
Whittier
Congregational Churches
Swisher
D. B. Storck
Kensington
Cornerstones Society of the Presbyterian Church
H. A. Dye
Storck
Henrietta Robinson
James C Halasey
Eighth Street
Soil Conservation Office
C . R. DeJong
William Lary Friday
Longlake
Brainerd
Minn
Joe Gatewood
Jimmy
Lincoln, Neb
Lowell McConaughy
Marvin Chisman
Fifth Avenue
Charles Sweet
Helen Burt
Iowa City
Clarence James
James
Marie Michel
Natex
Marion Agency
Owen
Milwaukee Railroad Hiawatha
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
Milwaukee Service Club
18Th Street
C A. Cline
St. Luke's Hospital
Marion Churches
Weather Outlook
C. H. Clement
Gazette
Unest Ag D.m
Otaneba Funeral Home
16Th Ave
Ees
Lucas
Eas
Stephens
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Electric Cleaners
Bender
Wales
Pasadena
Probasco
2Nd Ave
Vincent's Jewelry
3Rd St
Kenwood Transfer
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder'’s van & Storage Co., Inc
van Horne
Ser Ae Ace
Lower's
2Nd St. SE
Lynch Transfer & Storace Co
Tucker's Auto Salvage Co
Center Point Road
Tal
H K. Schaefer
Kresse
Sands
Ind
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Delux Beauty Shop
Stark Beauty Shop
3Rd St.n
Paris Academy OF Beauty Arcs
Piral
Emmett Ryder
Lakeside Park
Denver 13
Glenn Miller
Skippy Anderson Thornwood
Ralph Webster
Ozzie Clare
Peonie Ballroom
Cleveland
DIAL
Les Hartman
CSPS
Hall
Adesen
Swisher Pavilion
Joe Fisher
Nat Towles
Vaclavska
Stan Stanley
Ce-Mar Acres
Marion Blvd
SUN_P
Walford
Louie
Ist Ave
Coney Island
Windsor Tavern
1St ST. NW
Chrysler
Kulas Orchestra
Hallwood Cafe
Raaf Lapp
MHA Service
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