Steady Hog Market Across Chicago and Midwestern Packers
Chicago markets held steady with hog receipts around 15 000 and direct sales 5 000. Top price reached 9.30 with most medium weight butchers 170 to 230 pounds at 9.20 to 9.25, heavier hogs 9.00 to 9.20, lighter 8.75 to 9.25. cattle and sheep mixed with steady demand and prices near Monday levels.
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Chicago
Carly
Best
Choice
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Chicago Livestock
US Dept Agriculture
Packing Sons
Omaha Livestock
OMAHA
US Dept
Sinclair Hog Market
Sinclair's
Aibs
Lamson Brothers & Co
R. E Disbrow
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Winnipeg
Corn Prices Rise In Active Trading While Wheat Drops
Chicago board of trade reports corn as the favored speculative medium with May delivery at a fresh high since February 20, while wheat averages lower. Oats and rye follow grain moves. rain forecasts dampen wheat optimism. Livestock sections show mixed cattle, hog, and sheep receipts and varying prices across Chicago, Des Moines, and Omaha markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois
Liverpool
Local hog market shows slight uptick for top grades
Local hog prices remain steady overall with the first four grades advancing slightly late Monday. The top price holds at 8.85 per hundredweight.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listing
A Cedar Rapids page lists diverse market items with prices for grain and grains, oats, rye, barley, corn, hens and stags by weight and type, plus wholesale fruits and vegetables, citrus, potatoes, bananas, lettuce, celery, cabbage, onions, oysters, hides, and other goods with unit prices and weight notes. It presents a snapshot of daily commodity values and agricultural products in a miscellaneous market section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennery
Texas
Produce Markets Chicago Prices and Butter Totals
Market notes show Chicago produce rates with butter among commodities. Prices reflect current receipts and standards for eggs, cheese, and grains, with futures and storage guidance. The report lists specific futures months and quality specs, highlighting conditions for fresh standards and warehouse storage.
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Prices Chicago Markets
The grain page shows bids for corn, wheat, oats, rye and barley with cash bids and basis levels. It lists Minneapolis cash grain quotes for wheat and corn and notes protein grades and date references, reflecting market movement and price differences from the prior year.
Foreign exchange rates and market roundup from New York
The report lists currency quotes for officials and markets with many nations including Great Britain Italy Belgium and Denmark. It notes little or no change in foreign exchange rates with futures showing minor movements and a net higher effect.
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Toreigs Exchange
Newonork AP
Britain
Ita
Belgium
Atta
Seeder
Denmark
Finang
Sauterinnd
Portes
Greece
Cerchassniag We
Jugoslavia Ree
Aushia
BSN
Hungary
Brazil
Shanghai
Montes’ A
New York
Montreal
Stegar Market
Bond market steadiness amid irregularities in rail issues
New York bond review reports a fairly steady corporate bond market with some irregularities in rail issues. U.S. government issues showed little change while Liberty and Treasury maturities moved little. notable gains seen in Bethlehem Steel and Texas Corp bonds as foreign issues, including Germany, attracted activity.
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New York
Chile Copper
Bethlehem Steel
National Dairy
Texas Corp
Ss International Telephone 55
Germany
Foreign Department
Wall St Stocks Recover After Mild Monday Setback
New York stocks regained ground on Tuesday with metal issues leading gains. U S Smelting, American Smelting, Cerro de Pasco rose, while many others such as American Telephone, Santa Fe, Union Pacific, NY Central, U S Steel and General Motors advanced. Transfers totaled about 730000 shares as bonds held steady and General Gas & Electric A briefly slipped before recovering.
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New York
U. S
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
NY. Central
U. S. Steel
Loews
General Motors
Seaboard Oil
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Union Carbide
United Drug
General Gas & Electric "A
American
Kennecot
Northern Pacific
Central
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Ohio One
Western Union
Loew's
Chrysler
Continental Can
Westinghouse
Johns-Manville
U.S. Steel
American Can
Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco
J E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Ilis Central
Ady Rumely
Indus Rayon
Alassi Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Nickel
Allied Chem
Allis Chalmers
Johns Manville
Amerada Corp
Kans City
Kayser
Julius
Am'n
Car & Fd
Kells
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Ice
Kresge
Amn Inti Corp S
Kroger G & B
Amn Loco
Lambert
Amn Metals
Dehtsh Valles
Amin Pa & Lite
Kibby Owens
Rad & SS
Am'n Roll Mills
Roans. Inc
Amn
Am’p Steel Foys
Tornard Po
Ann Teta
Louisy Gas&e
McIntyre Por
Ag di Fon
McKeesport
McKesson
Marshall
Mack Trucks
Armour Com
Magna Copper
Mathieson
Atchison Ta&asf
May Dept
Atlantic
Maytas Mfe
Auburn Auto
Miami Copper
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Kans Tex
Balto Ohio
Monsanto
Sbps
Barnsdall A
Mont Ward
Beatrice Cryp
Motor Wheel
Bendix Avin
Murray Corpn
Best and Co
Nash Motors Vata Beth Steel
Nath Biscuit
Boeing Ae
Natl Cash Rez
Bohn Alum
Natl Dairy Pro
Borden Co
Neti Distris
Bors Warner
Pow & Lb
Briggs Mfe
Natl Steel
Bucytus Erle
Ee Central Wie
Y. A
Noranda
North Am
Ohio
Owens
Packard Mines
Pasco
Park
Utah
Patino Mines
Ches
Pullman Co
Cora_ Cola
Palmolive
Radio Corp
Radio Keith
Col Carbon
Cron
Gol Gas & Elec
Real Silk
Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Ita Coethtin
Staboard
Tars Ari Sears Roebusk
Consel Gas
Servel Inc
Canzi, Simmons Co
Conti O
Pia Spersy
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co
Dome
Douglas Ait
du Pont Dew
Eastman
Eaton Mir
Stone Webster
Eiece Atutelate
Tudebaker
Ejiec Bnat
Elec
Tex Gui
Elec Bond & & Ita
Tex Land
Tidewater
Fisx
Ford England
Tse Trans-America
Fox Pom
Freeport
Tex
UN Air Lines
Corona
Joon Elec
Unt
de Cen Pands
United Fruit
Gen Gas
Uni Gas Co
Galette SR
U S Ind Ale
Gadden
Chicago
Aabestag
Herlemann
Bendix
Libby McNeil Bergheft
Marshall Fid
Kors Warner
Bparda
Baten Bres
Qker
Cherry Bur
Quaker
Chitnan Carp
Suit & Co
Fdson
Swift
Cord Corp
Heneld
Birth notices and club event recap in Waukon area
Birth announcements list a daughter for Mr and Mrs Glenn Bassett of Springville on April 8 at St Luke's hospital and a son for Mr and Mrs Leo M Kelly of 612 Fifth Street NW on April 9 at Mercy hospital. Waukon Kiwanis hosted Cresco and Lansing clubs for a ladies night dinner at Allamakee hotel with 100 covers. Local PEO initiation ceremony, Miss Ethel Guchrist home, members gifted, dinner at Mrs H A Howe, playlet performed.
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Glenn Bassett
Springville
St Luke's Hospital
Leo M Kelly
Fifth Street NW
Mercy Hospital
Waukon
Waukon Ki‘wanis
Mondiay
Cresco
Lansing
Allamukee
Frank Codd O
Davenport
Ethel Guchrist
W Singer
James G Minert
H A Howe
C IS Megorden
Mra E. A Leschensky
Minnie Opfer
Hauptmann Sues Over Income Tax Claims
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, convicted Lindbergh baby killer, filed a tax appeal seeking redetermination of $9,678 in income tax claims penalties and interest. He and his wife Anna challenge IRS calculations tied to partnership income with Isidor Fisch and Lindbergh ransom funds. He cites missing records due to seizure in the Flemington and Trenton cases.
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Washington (Ap
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Board of Tax Appeals
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Isidor Fisch
Hauptmann
Fisch
Flemington
Trenton
N. J
Anna
Deaths Mrs Susan Kraut 82 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident
Mrs Susan Kraut 82 widow of Civil War veteran Lewis R Kraut died at her Cedar Rapids home 800 Second Avenue SW at 6 35 p m Monday after a long illness She was born in Cedar Rapids daughter of Jacob and (illegible) Swalley longtime nurse active in Women’s Relief Corps First United Presbyterian church and Home Rebekah lodge Surviving children are Nellie Kraut Jessie Robinson and Lara Churchill all of Cedar Rapids brother George Swalley Seattle Son Lewis Kraut a former fire department captain died April 11 1934 Funeral services in Beatty chapel Thursday at 2 pm Home Rebekah lodge to conduct graveside at Linwood cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Wednesday
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Susan Kraut
Cedar Rapids
Lewis R. Kraut
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapis
Jacob Swalley
Women's Relief Corps
First United Presbyterian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Nellie Kraut
Jessie Robinson
Lara Churchill
George Swalley
Seattle
Lewis Kraut
Beatty Chapel
Rebekah
Linwood Cemetery
Death notices for Elmer Beach and Tena Miller in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Elmer Beach a Cedar County native dies at 1 15 p m at the family home 1753 C avenue NE She was born November 28 1867 in Cedar County married Elmer Beach in 1883 The couple lived in Clarence before moving to Cedar Rapids twenty three years ago She is survived by her husband six children two brothers and two sisters Funeral arrangements at Turner chapel and burial in local or Bohemian National cemetery Tena Miller wife of Joseph Miller Otisroad SE dies at 1 15 am after six months illness Born November 10 1874 in Bohemia she resided in Cedar Rapids for 23 years Survived by husband a brother and two sisters Funeral at Polansky chapel with burial in Bohemian National cemetery Burial details and calling hours provided.
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Anna E Beach
Elmer Beach
C Avenue
Cedar County
Anna E. Hinman
Clarence
Cedar Rapids
J. J Holmes
Curtis Boles
Fred A
E. E. Beach
le Clare
H. L
M. B. Beach
City
William Himman
Peoria
Ill
Charles Hinman
Los Angeles
Turner Chapel
Tena Miller
Joseph Miller
Otisroad
Bohemia
Tracer
Frank Josifek
Frances Viasak
Agnes Colpek
Tracr
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Hawkeye
Frank Ostrander
Mr. Ostrander
Jefferson County
Wis
Lucinda Baley
Waucoma
Loren L
Pearl Hathway
Rockford
Addie McGee
Jacksonville
Methodist
F. Cass
Hopkinton
Presbyterian Church
Robert Stock
Frances de Best
Norman Landers
Mary Ethel Morton
Phyllis Marolf
Kathryn Kirkwood
Eugene Talmadge
Billy Joe Stanger
Waveny Larkins
Patricia Talmadge
Jeanette Bacon
Richard Cline
Charles Talmadge
Gerald Talmadge
Dale Talmadge
Norma Stock
Mary Stock
Lester Stock Maynard
Etta Bing
Presbyterian Sunday School
J. R. Cummings
Merritt Cummings
Irene Haas
Dale Mears
Gold
Mrs Flora Hoff Dies in Chicago Widow of William Hoff
Mrs Flora R Hoff widow of William L Hoff died March 15 at her son Howard C Hoff's home in Chicago after a lingering illness. Born November 8 1853 in Ohio she lived in Cedar Rapids 1900 to 1917 before moving to Chicago. Survived by son Arch C Hoff Los Angeles sister Ida M Nurse Decatur Nebraska. Body to be brought to Cedar Rapids for burial at a later date. Friends may call Turner funeral home for information.
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Flora R. Hoff
William L. Hoff
Cedar Rapids
Howard C. Hoff
Chicago
Ohio
Hoff
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Howard
Arch C Hoff
Los Angeles
Ida M Nurse
Decatur
Turner Mortuary
Funeral services for Sidney Austin Ribble
Funeral services for Sidney Austin Ribble will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The Rev. Frank Howard will officiate and burial will be in Spring Grove cemetery near Covington. Friends may call at the Turner chapel until noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Austin Ribble
Turner Chapel
Frank Howard
Spring Grove Cemetery
Covington
Alberta Fidler Granted Separation Granted in Des Moines
Mrs Alberta Fidler received a decree of separate maintenance from Dave Fidler in district court Des Moines She was granted custody of their daughter aged three and child support at 1750 dollars weekly to support both of them.
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Des Moines
Alberta Fidler
Dave Fidler
Fidler
Marion News Musicians and Societies Share Local Events
The Marion news notes a Musical Literary Club meeting with twelve members in the public library auditorium and a Second Division Ladies Aid gathering at the Presbyterian church. Community events include a Marion Nature and Garden club program with lunch, and visits by residents to nearby towns.
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Musical Literary Club
Public Library
Beethoven
E. J. Esgate
Eugene Cowell
Albert Bragg
Charles Burns
Frances Hildebrand
Edward Grieg
Lassie
J. L. Gilbert
Lula Toms
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Iowa News in Brief reflects local obituaries and events
The item notes John Callahan 79 buried after a high mass at St Patrick's Marengo with three priests. Bettie Martin assists Farm Bureau in Maquoketa with home talent programs. Grundy County awards road and culvert contracts and enforces truck embargo. Frank Ostrander 79 dies in Hawkeye. Hopkinton Sunday school honors. Maynard elects Sunday school officers and teachers.
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Marengo
John Callahan
Iowa County
St. Patrick's Church
W. E Carroll
Thomas O'Dowd
Williamsburg
Nicholas Keffler
Watkins
William
West Amana
Joseph
Independence
Mary
Nell
Maquoketa
Bettie Martin
Jackson County
Farm Bureau
Bellevue
Preston
Three Injured In Third Ave Crash
Three people were hurt in a Monday 6 30 p m collision at Third avenue and Eighteenth street SE involving Richard Seaton of 1645 D avenue NE and Mrs W N Shaffer of 253 Sinclair avenue SE. Mrs Shaffer sustained three broken ribs and bruises. Seaton had a scalp wound and his wife, a passenger, heavy bruises. All were treated at a doctor’s office.
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Third Avenue
Eighteenth Street SE
Richard Seaton
D Avenue NE
W. N. Shaffer
Sinclair Avenue SE
Marion Township Declam Contest To Be Thursday
The Marion township schools plan a declamatory contest Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln school auditorium with a small admission fee. Students perform pieces from multiple schools and a trombone solo, with choirs to sing.
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Marion Township
Lincoln School
Ruth Frederick
Sunnyside
Theola Lint
Lakeside
Elaine Leaf
Prairie Ridge
Madylene Elkin
Squaw Creek
Evelyn
Evelyn Ruth Dudek
Sunnyside School
Caroline Gillmore
Ruth Ditch
Margaret Schrubbe
Bernice Toms
Irving Finger
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RV Cafe
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W. L. Dye
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11Th Sc
Darrydale
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