Prices Of Hogs Slide Lower On Poor Demand In Chicago Market
Chicago market shows a weak tone with hog prices 10 to 20 cents lower amid large midweek hog receipts of 25 000. Demand for dressed meats remains listless as producers face ample supplies and slower packing activity. Top hog price around 9 75 with several regional yard reports reflecting softer cattle and lamb activity and broad pork market pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ami
United States
Sioun City Livestock
Sioux City
Arrie
Omaha
Cbs
Austin
Austin Minn
Wilson's
Reese
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Trade Listing Fragment
Miscellaneous entries show grain and produce lines including corn, rye, wheat and oats with prices per unit. Mentions wholesale fruits and various items, with several illegible phrases and partial product descriptions.
Bond Markets New York Bold Review
Wall Street bond activity shows steadier trading as yields edge lower on cautious investors. Dealers note subdued volumes with treasuries and corporate issues trading within narrow ranges, while equity concerns restrain aggressive moves.
Markets in Chicago Produce Prices Mixed in Turbulent Receipts
Chicago AP Butter Receipts and various produce items show mixed prices with small gains and declines. Market notes list butter, dairy, fruits, vegetables, and related freight data amid fluctuating demand and supply tensions across multiple regional yards and buyers.
Local hog prices slip as market weakens further
Local hog prices continue to weaken with a 10 to 15 cent drop on Wednesday leaving top prices near 9.25 dollars. The cattle market also falls about 25 cents.
December Wheat Prices Slide On Delivery Expectations
Wheat futures fell on the Chicago board of trade as traders anticipated deliveries for December contracts. December was down about one cent, with 2,243,000 bushels of notices to deliver. Corn rose from early lows amid stronger shipping demand and firmer cash markets. Oats were steady to down, rye little changed, and lard followed hog price trends lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Commission House
Chicago cash grain prices and bids detailed
The report lists Chicago cash bids for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans with various grades and prices. It also covers barley timothy and clover seed, lard and bellies prices, and Minneapolis cash grain receipts and grade notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Stocks Steady Amid Mixed Trading
Wall Street opened steady to firm with some gains and broad activity. The market saw notable firmness in key issues while several large names clung to modest advances as traders weighed industrials and utilities against transport and chemical shares.
Quoted Market Roundup and Transfers in Finance Notes
Transfers approximated 2,100,000 shares with grains cotton and bonds mixed. Italian obligations showed strength amid moves toward peace in Ethiopia while foreign exchanges remained quiet. Published by J. BE Bennett & Co with W. H. Jump as manager. U.S. market quotations list numerous securities and prices across industries from Adams Express to Woolworth.
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Ethiopia
J. BE. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Ilsa Hudson Motors
Andressograph
Hupp Motors
Allis Chalmers
Intl Nickel
Amerada Corp
sIntl Tel & Tel
sJohns Manville Dl
Am'n Car&Fdy
Kans City South
Amn
Kayser Julius
kKetvinator
Amin Ic
Kennecott Copr
Louisiana
McKesson
Marshall Fld
Mathieson Ark
Ark NatGas
Snnytas Mfe
Apnour Gam
Miami Copper
Atchison T&sf
Auburn Auto
Monsanto
Bblg Avistion Corp
Mont Ward
Baldwin Loco
Brooklyn
Nort’ Dé Wes
Bucyrus Erie
Pac
Bude Wheel
North Am'n
O's Burrowers
Ohio Ofeats
Byers
Otis Elev
Ky Cal
Hees
Owens NL
Can Pac
Otis Steel
Park Uten
Patino Mines
Cerro de Pasco
Penick & Ford
Penna R . Ches
Ohio
Plymouth_Oil
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler
Col Carbon
Col Gas & Elec
Rep Motors
Rep Steel
Reyn
Southern
Schenley
Congoleum Seaboard Oil
Consol
Roebuck
Consol Gas
Servel, Inc
Consol Oil
Shattuck
Shell Union
Conti
Simmons Co
Conti Motors
Sou Pac
Crown Cork
Crucible Steel
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Cudahy_ Pke
St Joe
Curtis Wright
Deere & Co
Standard Gas
del L&w
Stand
Calif
Douglas Air
du Pont de
Tex Lander
Erle R Boe
Thompson
Zeats Edsai Tidewater
Timken
Ford England
Gig Mken
Rob Ol
rens-Amerien
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film
Freeport
Tex
Amazon
Pnion Carbide
Uni Air Lines
En Elec
Uni Coron Als
Gen Foods
United Fruit
Gen Gas
Sunt Gas Co
Gen Motors
Uni Gas Imp
Geo Ry Ste
U S In
ATM Gillette SR
Gimbel Bros
S$ Rubber
Gudden Co
Nobl Sparks
Chicago Corp
Qkr
Cines Soc
Edison
Swift & Co
Cord Corp
Swift Intl
Crane Co
U & Gypsum
Walgreen
Sugar and Wheat Market Reports From New York and Minneapolis
Sugar futures gained ground while refined sugar held steady and flour shipments were listed for Minneapolis. Foreign exchange rates appear with numerous currency values, and Boston wool sales show modest activity with prices for combing and fleece wool as well as Ohio delaine pricing.
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New York
Boston
Ohio Delaine
Three Executives Reported In 50 000 Pay Class
Washington AP report notes three executives in the 1934 Lou MO salary class with public figures from the securities commission. J I Mange of New York, president of Associated Gas and Electric, earned 55571.80 dollars. Henry McDawes of Chicago, president of Pure Oil, earned 55250 dollars. MG Gibbs of Washington, president of Peoples Drug Stores, Inc, earned 50000 dollars.
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Ashington
Lou MO
Salirs
Securities Commission
J I Mange
New York
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Henry “McDawes
Chicago
Pure Oil Company
Gibbs
Washington
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc
Tama Indians Confer With Gwynne In School Affairs Talks
A WATFRICO AP report says nine Tama Indians from the Tama reservation met Congressman John W. Gwynne here Wednesday to discuss school matters and tribal relations. The delegation included two groups, the Student-Parent association and the tribal enemies Young Bear and James Poweshiek led the group.
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Watfrico
Tama Reservation
Congressan
John W. Gwynne
Tribal
Enmiel Young Bear
James Poweshiek
Bequest To Cedar Rapids Parish In Hannah Smith Will
In Cedar Rapids Hannah Smith died Nov 30. her will, admitted to probate, leaves $200 to St Matthew s parish and names Mary Crowley executrix. Crowley and Dan Crowley receive real estate and other bequests. Other beneficiaries include Sarah Shumaker Merced Calif Simon Griffin Mount Vernon Wilbur Coffey Margaret Coffey Mary Eleanor Kane What Cheer E H Kane What Cheer Sarah Breene Oxford Junction Mary Kirby Cedar Rapids James Kirby Cedar Rapids.
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St. Matthew’s Parish
Cedar Rapids
Hannah Smith
Mary Crowley
Miss Crowley
Dan Crowley
Sarah Shumaker
Merced
Calif
Simon Griffin
Mount Vernon
Wilbur Coffey
Margaret Coffey
Mary Eleanor Kane
What Cheer
E. H. Kane
Sarah Breene
Oxford Junction
Mary Kirby
James Kirby
Testimony Continues In Two Iowa District Court Suits
In Cedar Rapids two damage actions proceed before Judges Ring and Moffit. Fred L. Zody sues E. F. Winslow and Ann Winslow over a Dec 15 1934 crash at First avenue and Twentieth street leaving a $55 000 claim. Hazel M. Conger seeks $5 000 for fatal injuries to Charles Milversted on Dec 8 1934. Witnesses include local doctors mechanics and a 15 year old student.
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H. ‘Co. Ring
John T. Moffit
H. C. Ring
Fred L. Zody
Toledo
E. F. Winslow
Ann Winslow
Cedar Rapids
Charles M. Milversted
Milversted
Century Cab
H. W. Conger
E. T. Burke
Third Avenue
Moffit
Burke
Century Cab Company
Troy Mills Man Sues For Goods Lost In Fire
Richard Smith of Troy Mills seeks $552 in district court against Ira E. Ondler for household goods and personal effects lost in a fire that destroyed a building rented from Ondler under an oral lease. Smith claims repairs for a defective chimney were promised and not made.
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Ruchard Smith
Troy Mills
Ira E. Ondler
Smith
Ondler
Mrs Eby settles $2945 auto suit in Cedar Rapids district court
A $2945.48 personal injury suit by Pearl N. Eby of Cedar Rapids against Anderson Chevrolet and Marvin Anderson of Minneapolis was settled and dismissed with prejudice before Judge John T. Moffit. The collision occurred on highway No. 161 five miles south of Cedar Rapids on Oct. 27, 1934, involving a car owned by Anderson and another owned by Thomas C. Hayden. Claims included $2500 for personal injuries and smaller damages for Hayden and Mildred J. Hayden.
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Pearl N. Eby
Cedar Rapids
Anderson Chevrolet Company
Marvin Anderson
Minneapolis
John T. Moffit
Thomas C. Hayden
Anderson
Hayden Machine
Eby
Mildred J. Hayden
State Comptroller Approves Linn County Transfer
State Comptroller C B Mur tagh on Wednesday approved Linn County supervisors moving 31500 from the emergency fund to the poor fund per an Associated Press despatch from Des Moines.
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C. B. Murtagh
Linn County Supervisors
Associated Press
Des Moines
Bridge Crew To Build 48 By 18 Foot Woodpile Bridge
Linn county supervisors approve county bridge crew construction of a creosoted woodpile bridge about four miles east of Cedar Rapids near Highway 30. Estimated cost is 870 dollars and 19 cents. Drainage area covers 6,593 acres.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Supervisors set bid opening for rip rap on WPA bridge fill
On Tuesday the supervisors set December 24 at 10 a.m. to open bids for 3500 cubic yards of rip rap stone for the WPA bridge fill project at Chain Lakes. Judge H C Ring awarded Evelyn Cone Trumbull a divorce from John M Trumbull on cruel and inhuman grounds. The couple wed in Galena Illinois on July 2 1932. The case was submitted to Judge Ring Saturday. Sheriff James H Smith and Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon attended the Iowa sheriffs school in Des Moines Tuesday. Mae Paar widow of Harry F Paar was named administratrix of the estate in district court Tuesday with bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Chain Lakes
H. C. Ring
Evelyn Cone Trumbull
John M. Trumbull
Galena
Ill
James H. Smith
Larry Condon
Des Moines
Iowa Sheriffs
Mae Paar
Harry F. Paar
Mr Paar
Karr Life Term for Walford Bank Robbery Reduced
Herbert Karr aged 28 formerly of Palo now serving a life sentence at Fort Madison for complicity in the Walford bank robbery of August 1930 has had his term commuted to 25 years effective November 30. J C Johnson of Minneapolis said Gov Clyde L Herring approved the commutation and will seek parole board review for possible release. Jack Fry, another member of the trio, has received a similar commutation.
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Herbert Karr
Palo
Fort Madison
Walford Bank
J. C. Johnson
Fifth Avenue SE
Clyde L. Herring
Johnson
Karr
Karl
Jack Fry
Walford
Board schedules hearings for two new road districts
County supervisors set December 31 at 2 p.m. for hearings on establishing secondary road districts No. 77 in Spring Grove and No. 78 in Fayette. Petitions and plats were filed by county engineer W. H. Behrens. District 77 covers a 3 mile stretch near Pleasant Prairie No. 5 school. District 78 covers 1.25 miles near the Benton county line toward Palo Center Point. One fourth of surfacing costs are to be paid via property assessments.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
W. H. Behrens
Spring Grove Township
Pleasant Prairie No. 5
Fayette Township
Benton County
Palo Center Point
Death notices: William D. Snouffer 51 of Cedar Rapids
William D. Snouffer died at 1:45 a.m. after surgery for a ruptured appendix. Born April 5, 1884 in Cedar Rapids, survived by wife Bertha I., two sons Robert N. and William N., daughter Blanche Nelson, and granddaughter Barbara Blanche Nelson. Also survived by parents J. J. and Mrs. Snouffer, three brothers and a sister. Funeral at First Lutheran church with burial at Linwood cemetery. Friends may call Beatty chapel.
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William D. Snouffer
Washington Avenue
Snouffer
Cedar Rapids
Bertha I
Robert N
William N
West Point
Blanche Nelson
Rahway
N. J
Barbara Blanche Nelson
J. J. Snouffer
Edward M
Arthur J
Charles W
St. Paul
Minn
Bess Elson
Benton Harbor
Mich
First Lutheran Church
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. F
A. M. Cedar
Trowel
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Mrs Katherine Kudrle 75 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Katherine Kudrle died at 120 p.m. Wednesday at her Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. She was born in Germany and came to the United States at age nine, living in McGregor and Sibley before settling in Cedar Rapids in 1917. She is survived by her husband Albert and seven children: Albert Des Moines James Mankato Minn Fred Rock Rapids Elmer Waterloo and daughters Rose Moyer and Mrs R L Morlan both of Cedar Rapids and Mrs L J Costello Des Moines. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Katherine Kudrle
Albert Kudrle
Eighth Avenue SE
Germany
McGregor
Sibley
Cedar Rapids
Albert
Des Moines
James
Mankato
Minn
Fred
Rock Rapids
Elmer
Waterloo
Rose
Death of 3 month old LeRoy Shelly in Viola
LeRoy Wesley Shelly aged 3 months died at 8 45 pm Tuesday at the family home in Viola. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Shelly three sisters Crystal Rosetta and Dorothy two brothers Tommy and Leo and grandparents Mr and Mrs A P Vaughn of Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs George McArthur of Keokuk plus one uncle and three aunts. Funeral services and burial will be held in Keokuk Thursday with friends welcome to call at the Turner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Wesley Shelly
Thomas Shelly
Viola
Crystal
Rosetta
Dorothy
Tommy
Leo
A. P. Vaughn
Cedar Rapids
George McArthur
Keokuk
Leonard Dolph 77 Dies At Cedar Rapids Residence
Leonard H Dolph died at his home 413 Eighth avenue SE Cedar Rapids at 3 p m Tuesday after a lingering illness He was born in Baldwin Iowa April 24 1858 and lived in Cedar Rapids twenty nine years Surviving are his wife Jennie two sons Kenneth Montgomery Ala Verne Fort Lup ton Colo and a daughter Ada Sankee Pocahontas Ia Funeral services will be held in the Beatty chapel at 2 pm Friday with burial in Oak Hill cemetery
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Leonard H. Dolph
Eighth Avenue SE
Baldwin
Cedar Rapids
Jennie
Kenneth
Montgomery
Ala
Verne
Fort Lupton
Colo
Ada Sankee
Pocahontas
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs An Nine Zornig set Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs An Nine Zornig will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday in charge of the Rev. Nelson C. Dreier. Burial will be in the Mound cemetery near Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annine Zornig
Turner Chapel
Nelson C. Dreier
Mound Cemetery
Watkins
Births reported for three families at Mercy Hospital
Mr and Mrs Richard White of 1607 Eighth avenue SE welcome a son on December 10 at Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Elmer Mackey of 1605 I avenue NE announce a son born December 11 at Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Ernest A Stanck of 1902 J street SW greet a daughter born December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard White
Eighth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Elmer Mackey
I Avenue NE
Ernest A. Stanck
J Street
Deyo to Head Woolworth Firm on Year End
New York AP reports C W Deyo will become president of F W Woolworth Co on December 31 succeeding B D Miller who retires under the age rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. W. Deyo
F. W. Woolworth Company
B. D. Miller
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Publication Details
Public notice style item detailing consecutive day pricing for Gazette Want Ads with a rate table showing costs per number of lines and days, plus extra charges for out-of-town readers and response options by letter or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Gazette
Indy
Elgin Watch
Ganz
Dr. Foster
Inquire Gazette
Ad Dent
Xmas Tree and gift shop classifieds collage
Listings advertise fresh cut Xmas trees in multiple sizes from nursery suppliers and florists, plus grave blankets wreaths and greens. Also notes found items rewards and various local services and promotions with multiple small ads for jewelry tailor antis, millinery, magazines, gifts, and moving services.
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C. R. OO
Wilson Ave
John E. Lapes
Srd Ave
Rosemont Gardens
1St Ave
Park Ct
C. H. St. Clair
Oakland Ave
Gazette Office
Paramount
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ST Paul
ST Paul Ap
Joe Tan
Tan
APX
S_ Dept. Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Ovaha Livestock
Iowa
Ottumwa
Mason City
Caco Insi
eeDarke Atte
Kansas City
St. Jose
St. Louis
St Paulas Wees
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Steerer
Horangs
Bongaruds
Bold Review
Ferrer Peary
Aloe Jt
SiWeih
Streuch
Ohlman & Sons
Montana
Mortana
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. Rowrey
Diay Ag
Winnipeg
Wall St
NFW
York
Kents
Ab Soukel Miotor
Sar
Mertaomers
Hiurhon
Wetter Union
Santa Fe
Deliwote
Hudson
Norraw
Elipg
Weedworth
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spa
Portugal
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Gwynne
Court House News
W. D. Snouffer
LeRoy W. Shelly
Deyo
Woolworth Firm
the Gazette
The
United States Maila
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ginsberg
Dr. Dolson
L. K. Rosenthal
4Th St
Kenwood
Transantique Exchange
Fourniture
Anna van Dyke
D Ave
Paramount Theater
Richards
Richards College Pharmacy
Sovereign’s Millinery
5Th Ave
David
Ph. Gregory
Andrew
1St St
Newman's Arch
John Bager
Los Angeles
Clock Hospital
C R Knitting Co
3Rd Ave
DIAL
Griffith Feath Matt. Co
Wasich Co
Ard St. NE
Lillian Suchy
BARK
Newman
Zotas
Guar Kennedy
Cinderella Genuty Shop
Paris
Academy OF Beauty
3Rd St
Les Hartman
Cecil Brewton
Blue Rhythm Kings
Joyland
Admissiom
Abrams Beer
Bowery
2Nd Ave
Ams
Trombino
Roman Inn
Silver Palace
Atlas and
Miller Beer
Bohemian Kitchem
Schiltz
City
Clu
White Lodge
Casino
John Flender
1St Bt
Hailwood
Marion
Chandler
Hawkeye
Russell
Wils Pink
Henckel Knives
Ees
Louis Evans
Brown Ave
Ee Ik Etahk
Rey Raze
Nebraska
Wisconsin
North
South Dakotas
Box
Evans
Delavan Hotel
Gilbert Wed
Perm
Dept
Quincy
Aimost
Hskpg
WK. Engelman
Elmhurst Drive
SS ES
Shaver
Ave
Franklin
Institute
Rocheser
Forest Patrol
T. D_Morley
Ard Ave
ABC
Dickinson School
Reo Jones Co
Ind Ave. SE
Cleaning & Family
NEW Process Laundry
Zoric Cleaners
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