Chicago Hog Prices Sink as Supplies Reach Six-Weeks Peak
Chicago hog market weakens after Tuesday receipts show 16 000 hogs, largest since March 4, with bidders offering $9.00 to $9.10 for desirable butcher weights while the broader market drifts lower. Cattle runs reach 11 000 with early bids down 25 cents plus, steers at $15.00 top, and sheep receipts near 17 000, as Iowa and Des Moines areas report mixed price movements across hog weights and packing sows.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago livestock receipts reach 16 000 hogs and 17 000 sheep with mixed bids. Hogs show steady to 10 cent lower prices across weight classes. sheep demand solid though bids eased early, lambs scarce and prices mixed. Cattle receipts about 1 000 with narrow bid range as steers and heifers hold around steady to lower.
Cattle Receipts and Prices Reported at Omaha Market
Slips and torn lines describe cattle and hog prices, receipts, and trends at Omaha. Notes mention heifers, steers, feed costs, and various pen lots with prices ranging across several dollars per cwt. Market activity highlights include bids on beef and wool grades, with lambs and feeders cited and mixed demand across categories.
Livestock Receipts and Prices From St Paul Market
Dent Agriculture reports cattle receipts at 3 200 with buyers bidding mostly steady to weak on common and medium weight steer and heifer calves. Prices range around 850 to 1050 for medium weights with lighter weights down toward 650. cows and bulls mixed. Hog receipts about 1500 with hogs mostly 10 to 50 cents lower. 170 pound pigs and packers in the 8 40 to 8 75 range, market uneven.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Hoss
Mason Citfy
Des Moines
Chicago
Connie
Seslers
OMA
Umaha AP Sbs
Urades
SY AG
ST Paul
Dent Agricultures
Local Hog Prices Dip On Monday Market Decline
Local hog prices slide with all grades down ten cents, top now 860 dollars. Sinclair Hog Market lists truck hog quotes by weight, from 140 pounds upward, with various near term prices for good hogs and packers. Cattle and calf markets show mixed shifts with choice steers and heifers primarily lower and several price bands noted.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Ledger of Cedar Rapids miscellaneous market prices lists grains and produce with figures for wheat oats rye corn and shelled product plus prices for poultry fruits vegetables and hides. Notable entries include oranges Texas grapefruit lemons potatoes lettuce celery cabbage onions oysters and various hides with compact price details.
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Texas
Cal Eatra
Markets Update From Chicago and New York Produce Rows
Receipts list unsettled butter and eggs with creamery, firsts and specials across Chicago and New York markets. Poultry prices include various leghorns, roosters, ducks, and turkeys with retail and wholesale shifts noted.
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Chicago
Ceorer JO
Hense Jbs
Sindos
S&s
Idaho Russets
U S
Manieium
T & Na
S& No
Alban Hiss
New York
Notice of Appointment of Administrators 1935 Linn County Iowa
On April 27 1935 the undersigned were appointed and qualified as administrators of the estate of Clara and Schan State of Linn County ceased. All persons indebted to said estate are asked to payment promptly. Those with claims must file them with the Clerk of the Linn County Iowa District Court. Attorney JU Yessler represents the estate.
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State of Town
Linn
Clara & Schan
State of
Grain prices swing on Chicago market amid mixed signals
A Chicago board of trade session saw wheat finish marginally higher at 99 cents May, corn at 89 1/2 cents May, and oats down about 14 to 1 1/2 cents as foreign silver declines and rains in the southwest influence prices. Early declines gave way to firmer wheat and cautious buyings with weather forecasts and Washington silver policy weighing on traders. Receipts totaled 22 cars for cash, with mixed activity across corn and oats and provisions easing slightly.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Washington
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Quotes Summary
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain markets show wheat prices for No 2 red at 101, No 4 mixed 102, and various yellow corn and white oats quotes. Soybeans at 100 per last quote. Timoth y and clover seed values listed. Receipts noted in Minneapolis with 85 cars, mixed protein grades and durum figures, and other feed grades summarized with price ranges.
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Chicago
Auenndapolis
Minneapolis
Bard Montana
Northwest
ST Louis
Kansas City
Wool and flour markets show mixed movement in early reports
Wool demand softened in Boston with quiet Ohio fleeces while some houses moved fair quality wools. Minneapolis flour shipments show large patent and bran prices with unhomed carload lots. Foreign exchange in New York varied with multiple cross rates. Raw sugar futures rose on renewed buying as trade interests lifted September and December contracts.
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Boston
Dept. Agriculture
Ohio
New York
Market notes show May at 2.35 and Sep at 2.50
Prices moved on the upturn as May sold at 2.35 and September advanced to 2.50. Refineries reacted quickly with two local and two out-of-town refiners lifting bids 15 points at the open, pushing Mine granulated to 5.25, while others held at 5.10.
Wall Street Mixed, Metals Firm as Rails Slide
Wall St opens with mixed price moves. Metals firm while silver weakens. oils rise but rails soften. Notable gainers include Cerro de Pasco and American Bank Note. unions of Union Pacific and Santa Fe edge up, while Eastman Kodak slips. Transfers reach about 800,000 shares as market remains cautious yet bullish overall.
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NEW York
Cerro de Pasco
Amerada
Seaboard Oil
National Biscuit
American Bank
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Illinois Central
Eastman Kodak
Postal Telegraph
Standards of
California
New Jersey
Howe Sound
American Smelting
Silver King
American Can
Sears Roebuck
American Bank Note
National Distillers
American Crystal Sugar
American Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
Bond Market Slump Weighs on Utility Issues in New York
The New York bond market opened with moderate heavy selling in utility issues pulling the entire list lower. US Government securities were quiet and steady. Postal Telegraphs sunk to new lows as large volumes traded early, down about 5 points to 30 43, while American Telephone 55 slipped to 112 1 2 and Columbia Gases to 96 4 2. Western Union 55 edged higher at 80 5 4, and Nokia? Nickel Plate 44s at 4 remained weak. Erie’s at 59 and Southern Pacific 4tes around 83 saw losses as lending industrials resisted while railroad loans faced concessions. National Dairy 5 4s bid higher, and Shell Union Oils plus Consolidated Gas of New York 4s looked active. Government issues stayed close to prior closes.
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Bond Review
American Telephone
Columbia Gases
Western Union
Erie
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Gily
Shell Union Ofls
Consolidated Gas of
New_York
U.S. Bonds Mixed in Quiet Saturday Market
Trading was light in the division with small transactions in foreign loans. U.S. bonds closed with Liberty 373 at 101 17, Liberty 45 at 101 19, Liberty 4th 444s at 102.19, Treasury 47-52 at 116 10, Treasury 4s 44-54 at 111.21, Treasury 329-40-42 June at 107.28, Treasury Stes 46-49 at 104.30, and Treasury 33 51-55 at 104.
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New York
U S
Liberty
Libertist
Treasury
Deaths Jesse A Crawford Dies After Florida Auto Crash
Jesse A Crawford 78 of 313 First Avenue West died in St. Petersburg Florida after being struck by a car Sunday night. He had lived in Cedar Rapids forty years and visited Florida six months ago. Survived by son Ralph J Crawford of Oakland and two sisters Mrs P Wycoff Waterloo and Mrs Will Harper Anaconda Montana. Funeral Friday 2 pm Beatty chapel conducted by Rev I E Linkletter Linwood Cemetery.
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First Avenue
St. Petersburg
Fla
Cedar Rapids
Florida
Mr. Crawford
Urbana
Ralph J. Crawford
Oakland
Calif
P. Wycoff
Waterloo
Will Harper
Anaconda
Mont
Second Christian Church
Beatty Chapel
I. E. Linkletter
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs George Cunningham Dies at Oak Park Ill
Mrs Mathilda Harriet Cunningham widow of George W Cunningham longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at her son Cortlandt Cunningham's home in Oak Park Illinois after a three month illness She was born January 19 1868 in New York City moved to Cedar Rapids as a child married September 22 1891 Then lived in Cedar Rapids until 1917 when family moved to Chicago Survived by son Cortlandt B Cunningham two grandsons brothers and sisters Funeral services in Turner chapel with Rev J R McCullough officiating Burial in Linwood cemetery Cedar chapter of O E will conduct services Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday
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George W. Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Cortlandt Cunningham
Oak Park
Ill
New York City
Chicago
Cunningham
B.C. R and N
Cedar Chapter
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs Soles 85 Pioneer Here Dies After Month-Long Illness
Loretta Addis Soles widow of David J Soles died at 1841 Grande avenue SE Cedar Rapids at 1 10 a m Monday after a month of illness Born May 19 1849 in Binghamton New York she moved with family to Illinois then Indiana before settling in Cedar Rapids She was a charter member of First English Lutheran Church and is survived by two daughters Eva Clark and Laura Wright a son died in infancy and one sister J W Troope Strawberry Point Funeral plans pending
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Loretta Soles
David J Soles
Grande Avenue SE
Binghamton
N. Y
Ilinois
Independence
Cedar Rapids
H L Walker Dies After Three Months Illness
Henry Lewis Walker age 60 Cedar Rapids merchant policeman and resident for ten years died at 420 Sixth Street SE at 9:40 am Sunday after a three month illness. Survived by wife Sarah two daughters Alice Syers and Irene Winifred Walker two sisters Mary Price Wilma Walker and Mrs Walter Wurster a brother Frederick Walker and two grandchildren Irene Joy Syers and William Lewis Syers. Body to Clermont for services and burial with Beatty chapel hours 7 to 9 pm Monday.
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Cedar Rapids
Sixth Street
Sarah
Alice Syers
Irene Winifred Walker
Mary Price
Parsons
Wilma Walker
Walter Wurster
San Gabriel
Calif
Frederick Walker
New York City
Irene Joy Syers
William Lewis Syers
Clermont
Beatty Chapel
Mrs. Orrel Tucker Dies At Soldiers Hospital
Mrs. Orrel Tucker 88 widow of Civil War veteran John O. Tucker died at the Soldiers hospital Marshalltown at 11 p.m. Sunday after a lingering illness. Born in Pennsylvania October 14 1846 she lived in Cedar Rapids area for 67 years. She spent nine years between the Soldiers home and her son's Cedar Rapids home. Her husband died 22 years ago and a son Edmond died 13 years ago. She is survived by a Cedar Rapids son and a brother.
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John O. Tucker
Soldiers’ Hospital
Marshalltown
Pennsylvania
Cedar Rapids
Soldiers
John O. Tucker, Jr
Edmond
Funeral services set for Greenwich resident Edmond Lucore
Edmond Lucore of Greenwich California leaves behind eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Polanksy chapel on Wednesday at a time to be announced later.
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Greenwich
Calif
Polansky
Mrs Karen Andersen Dies After Lingering Illness In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Karen Andersen wife of Emil Andersen died at the family home 208 Third street NW at 12 45 a m Sunday after a lingering illness. Born July 9 1853 in Denmark she came to this country thirty nine years ago and lived in Cedar Rapids thirty eight years. Survived by husband three sons Oswald Nielsen of Los Angeles Cage and Charles Andersen both of Cedar Rapids three daughters Mrs Dagmar Court Mrs Marie Lavelle and Mrs Olivia Smith all of Los Angeles one sister Mrs Mary Nielsen of Springville two brothers Chris Nielsen of Springville and Lawrence Nielsen of Cedar Rapids fourteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren plus nieces and nephews. Member of Saron Lutheran church. Funeral from Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Tuesday Rev O T Engquist will officiate burial in Springville cemetery.
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Emil Andersen
Third Street
Denmark
Cedar Rapids
Oswald Nielsen
Los Angeles
Calif. Cage
Charles Andersen
Dagmar Court
Marie Lavelle
Olivia Smith
Calif
Mary Nielsen
Springville
Chris Nielsen
Lawrence Nielsen
Andersen
Saron Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
O. T. Engquist
Springville Cemetery
Death of Le Roy W. Green at Cedar Rapids home
Le Roy W. Green, longtime Electric Light and Power employee, died suddenly at his Cedar Rapids residence 320 Eighth Avenue SW at 7:50 am Monday. Born February 28, 1880 in Johnson County, he lived in Cedar Rapids fifteen years. Survived by wife Maude, four daughters Catherine Mary Bernice Helen, son Harold, and sister Myrtle Schly of Woonsocket SD. He was a member of the Iowa Brotherhood and Electrical Workers Union No. 467. Funeral arrangements pending.
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le Roy W. Green
Electric Light and Power Company
Eighth Avenue
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Maude
Catherine
Mary
Bernice
Helen
Harold
Myrtle Schly
Woonsocket, S. D
Green
Iowa Brotherhood and Electrical Workers Union No
Obituary: Anton Tefer Found Dead at Home
Anton Tefer, 86, longtime Palisades resident for forty years, was found dead at his home about 7 a.m. Monday by neighbor Frank Skvor. He lived alone since his wife’s death thirty years ago. Death is believed to be from old age. No surviving relatives are known. The body is at Kuba funeral home pending arrangements.
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Anton Tefer
Palisades
Frank Skvor
Kuba
Conway funeral for James Jr at St Matthew’s
Funeral services for James Jr. Conway will be held at St Matthews Church Tuesday at 9 am conducted by Rev Father Kearn. Burial follows at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at 133 Thirty-fifth Street SE Monday evening.
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St. Matthews Church
Father Kearn
Mount, Calvary Cemetery
Thirty-fifth Street
Court frees Rosenbaum Grain assets in major reorganization
Federal Judge William H. Holly dissolved a court order restraining banks holding Rosenbaum Grain Corp collateral from disposal. The move eases tensions after the company filed a reorganization petition and the finances surrounding its grain assets were in question.
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Chicago
William H. Holly Monday
Rosenbaum Grain Corporation
Rosenbaum Corporation
Cedar Rapids Couple Among Hijack Victims In New York
Five men were arrested in East View New Jersey tied to an April 15 hijacking of a poultry and produce truck and the abduction of driver Fred Houck of Jesup. Mr and Mrs Cecil Luense of Cedar Rapids were with Houck and held briefly in Brooklyn before release. they were en route to Newark with Cooper Yard Freight of Omaha.
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N. J
Fred Houck
Jesup
New York City
Associated Press
Cecil Luense
Cedar Rapids
Houck
Brooklyn
Luense
Newark
Cooper-Yard Freight Company
Omaha
Luenses
Monay
Births in Mason City and Joliet bring new additions
Birth announcements report a daughter born April 28 at Lutheran hospital Hampton to Mr and Mrs R A Donahue of Mason City. The mother is former Cvanceil Small, daughter of Mr and Mrs F A Small of 1821 Beaver Ave SE. A son named David Bernt was born to Mr and Mrs James Madden Skinner at Silver Cross hospital Joliet IL, with Mrs Skinner formerly Bertha Tapper and previously associated with Coe School of Music.
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Mason City
Lutheran Hospital
Hampton
Donahue
Cvanceil Small
F. A. Small
Beaver Avenue
B. O. Tapper
David Bernt
James Madden Skinner
Silver Cross Hospital
Joliet
Ill
Skinner
Bertha Tapper
Coe School of Music
Notice of Return of Assessment and Board of Equalization
The Cedar Rapids Assessor has completed the 1935 assessment for State and County purposes. The Cedar Rapids City Council will meet as a Board of Equalization at 2 p m May 6 1935 at City Hall to hear complaints and adjust valuations for 1935 taxes. Any person firm or association aggrieved may appear to have their assessment corrected and the proper valuation returned for taxation by law. Published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette April 29 30 1935.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Board of Equalization
Louis D. Burgos
L. J. Storey
Marion News Highlights Local Social and Club Events
A broad notice of Marion residents hosting dinners and visiting Washington for Odd Fellows observances. Reports cover gatherings at homes of the Boyd, Matheny, Lanning, Gott, and Taylor families, club meetings of Loyal and Rainbow divisions, funeral for L. W. Miles, Drake Relays attendance, church circle meetings, water company move, and a forthcoming school operetta Polly Make Believe with local pupils performing.
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll For 1935
Accidents number shows fifteen. injuries total one hundred thirty. No deaths reported in the toll figures.
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