Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Edge Higher in Dull Trade
Chicago market sees hogs steady to 10 cents higher with top $8.10 and average around $7.75 while cattle rise amid firm demand and heavy receipts. Iowa and Des Moines reports show steady to higher dressed weights with light buyers and strong packer demand. East Buffalo East St. Louis gains noted, with regional markets varied but generally higher for the day.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
ST Paul
South ST. Paul 'Ap
Dept. of Agriculture
Surep
US Dept of Agriculture
Ambayndertone
Bond
Omaha
Kansas City
St East St Louis
Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul . I
Hanapolis Ae
Curveland
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Yraraco
Grain futures fall as longs liquidate positions
Grain futures slipped to new lows as longs liquidated holdings led by rye and wheat. May wheat dropped to its lowest since December, with corn oats and rye also sliding. Cash prices steady despite a dull market and mixed receipts as traders await the gold clause case outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Supreme Court
Iowa hog market prices by city and weight range
Prices for hogs across Iowa cities Mason City Ottumwa Des Moines and Austin Minnesota show steady or higher trends for various weight classes from 140 pounds to over 500 pounds. Notable quotes include 180-200 lb hogs at 180 to 200 dollars in Des Moines and 200-350 lb hogs at 765 to 790 dollars in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Ap' U
Dept of Agriculture
Interior
Minnesota
Associated Ress
Mason City
Ottumwa
Good Packers
Austin
Austin Minn
Local Hog Market Rises With Higher Prime Grades
Hog prices strengthened on Monday as all prime grades gained a dime while good packers rose five cents. Top hog prices reached up to 790 dollars in a busy Sinclair market with varied bids across weight ranges from 140 to over 340 pounds. The livestock market also notes steady cattle prices and lamb values amid broad demand.
Grain Market News From Minneapolis and Chicago Cash Grains
Minneapolis cash grain receipts show Wheat at 79 cars down from 86 last year with various protein grades priced around 1.10 to 1.20 dollars. No 2 dark northern and dark hard Montana lead with protein percentages in the 12 to 14 range. amber durum and red durum prices noted. Corn and oats pricing quoted with multiple yellow, white, and mixed grades. Chicago exchange prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy, clover seed, and lard futures with mixed gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapols
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local Cedar Rapids listing shows assorted wholesale prices for grains and produce. Wheat at 48 cents, corn 9 cents per bushel, potatoes 25 cents, cabbage 25 cents per crate, oranges 2 dollars 84 cents per box, and various meats and fur items with listed per unit or crate pricing.
Bond Market Slips Amid Supreme Court Speculation
U.S. government bonds closed mixed as traders priced in a possible Supreme Court ruling affecting old bond issues. Liberty loans dropped several ticks while Treasuries and other issues showed modest moves, with quotes around 1038 to 1045 for certain issues and notable declines in Liberty bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Produce Prices and Poultry Rates Report
AP dispatch details butter cheese eggs and live poultry prices in New York market. Butter receipts 10,994 tier higher than averages. cheese firm with varied grades. eggs with mixed color packs and standard grades. live poultry rates for chickens broilers fowls roosters turkeys ducks listed by freight rates and per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inney
Chicago Produce Futures Egg and Butter Closing Notes
Chicago produce futures show mixed dairy and egg bids with butter and egg contracts closing near the month’s end. January butter at 2934 cents, February 2938, March 295, egg futures steady with January 22 cents, October 22, packed firsts 21. Eggs and butter prices reflect storage and standards, with fresh graded items noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Dullness Shackles Monday Trading
The New York stock market moved slowly with limited variations. Major leaders held steady or edged up slightly while transfers reached about 550000 shares and several industrials posted small gains amid cautious gold market sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spiegel-May-Stern
J. C. Penney
U. S. Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
American Can
Monday Quotations From J E Bennett Co and Others
A long list of stock quotations is presented, showing prices for many companies and commodities. Names include Adams Epps, Hupp Motors, Central Air Reduction, Alaska Juneau, Allied Chemical, Johns Manville, Amerada, Kelvinator, Kennecott, Anaconda Copper, Armour, Caterpillar, Packard Motors, Ford, Coca Cola, Procter Gamble, General Motors, US Steel, Woolworth, and many more. The page appears to compile market quotes from a financial services firm, with figures in dollars and fractions alongside numerous ticker-like entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
U. S
Coca Cola
Hazel- Atlas Glass
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Case
International Harvester
Johns-Manville
Westinghouse
General Electric
National di
Kennecott
Lin Carbunic
Lorws Inc
Lorillard
Unu
McIntyre
McKeesport
Midessun
Marshall Fed
Wagien
Macadrucky
Anaconda
Magna Copper
Ig Armour Com
Mathieson Aik
Atchison T&spf
Muay Dept
Sto
Atlantic Rie
Maytag
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corin
Monsanto
Otis Eley
Owens Li
Beoples Gas
Philips Pe
Ghipete Mtr
Proctor Gambel
Puanan Co
Radio Coroa
Ruvo Keith
Cel
Elee
Hea
Leuthen
Conbuleur
Seannard
Counsel Cas
Amnatic
Raiway
Bery Coron
Dare & Ca
Joe
Wodhard
Tina
Angargord Cabtany
Eastman Radiat
Eeoon
Warner Bla
Pow & Lata Sidebaker
Fic
Bond & S
Ata Tex Corpn
Jos Gulf
Fisk Rubber
Cord England
Mason
Gru Amn
Eilon
Gen Motors
United Fruit Td Ginette
Rabie Vette
Imp
Ghaden “Co
Cieid
Goodrich
Geetha Elk
Stert
Chaham
Vanediin Bt
Granby
Warner Bros
Wes
Marvid
Keat N Ry Prd
Wesn Union
Grest Wen Sug
Westehoure AB
Thaze
Ats KR
Wreatehouse el
Hiram Walker
White Rock
Houston
Tnt
Woolworth
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Youngs S&t Ig
Chicago
Tsren
Chen Stoi
Libby
Neil G
Joseph Dash Civil War veteran dies in Cedar Rapids
Joseph Dash 1722 Fourth Avenue SE retired farmer and Civil War veteran died at a local hospital at 12 40 a.m. Sunday. Born January 20 1842 in Hanksville Canada he moved to the United States in 1865 and later to Ottawa Ill Newhall Ia and Cedar Rapids Ia where he lived five years. He married Susan Olsen in 1878 at Ottawa Ill He is survived by his widow two daughters eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. He served in Company E 12th Infantry for three years. Funeral services will be at Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Joseph Dash
Fourth Avenue SE
Hanksville
Canada
United States
Ottawa
Ill
Newhall
Cedar Rapids
Susan Olsen
Josephine Thompson
Calvin A. Williams
Dash
Co. E. 12Th Infantry
Schenectady
N. Y
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Court House News: Judgments in Several Civil Actions
In district court Judge John T. Moffit awarded F. J. Husak a $1 650 judgment against E. E. Yelinek on a promissory note. A default judgment for M Bugenstein against Dentists Outfitting Co of Evanston Ill for 1 350. Judge H C Ring granted more specific statement in Ben Shea v J B Brink and E M Brink suit for 3 523 15 arising from an accident at Fifth Avenue and Third Street SW on Sept 14 1933.
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F. J. Husak
E. E. Yelinek
John T. Moffit
M. Bugenstein
Dentists Outfitting Company
Evanston, Ill
Moffit
H. C. Ring
Ben Shea
J. B. Brink
E. M. Brink
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
Wills of Kimbro and Bowdish Probate in District Court
The wills of Robert W. Kimbro who died December 1 1934 and Sarah F Bowdish who died December 22 1934 were admitted to probate in the district court Monday. Kimbro named his brother James A Kimbro and his sister Minda Wright as executors and ordered equal division of the estate among living brothers and sisters after debts. Bowdish named her husband Irving Bowdish as executor and directed all property to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Kimbro
Sarah F. Bowdish
Kimbro
James A Kimbro
Minda Wright
Divorces Granted In District Court By Local Judges
Selma Hazlett was granted divorce from Orledge Hazlett by Judge John T Moffit. Pearl H Redmond received divorce from Clarence F Redmond by Judge H C Ring. Ruth L Blum was granted a restraining order against Walter L Blum for herself and her minor child. no bond required.
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Selma Hazlett
Orledge Hazlett
John T Moffit
Pearl H. Redmond
Clarence F. Redmond
H. C. Ring
Ruth L. Blum
Walter L. Blum
Ring
Albright seeks court approval of mill sale as unit
G J Albright, highest bidder at the Cedar Rapids Sash and Door mill receivership sale, asks the district court to approve selling the mill as a single unit and confirm his lump bid of 12100. He contends the lump bid exceeds the total of all individual bids totaling 5867.89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G J Albright
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
Albright
Default Judgment Awarded in Promissory Note Case
In district court a default judgment is entered for Roscoe Billings against W. B. Andrew H. N. Rockwood Dana Lillie Louis F. Levasseur and Henry Helbig on a 3564 promissory note action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Billings
W. B. Andrew
H. N. Rockwood
Dana Lillie
Louis F. Levasseur
Henry Helbig
Judge Moffit to Hear Equity and Probate Assignment
Judge John T. Moffit will preside over an equity and probate case assignment in district court on Tuesday at 9 am. The proceeding sets the calendar and assigns judges for upcoming matters in the jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
District Court
Birth Announcements From Local Families
A 10-pound daughter was born on January 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Williams of 609 Fourth avenue SE. A nine-pound son, Donald Paul, arrived January 12 to Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Reid of Rochester New York. Mrs Reid is formerly Miss Mildred Sundberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C W. Sundberg of 909 Ninth street SW. Reid is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Reid of 1739 Fifth avenue SE. A daughter was born January 12 to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shuttleworth of 1737 Blake Boulevard SF at St. Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Williams
Fourth Avenue SE
N. J. Reid
Rochester
Donald Paul
Reid
Mildred Sundberg
C W. Sundberg
Ninth Street
J. S. Reid
Fifth Avenue SE
Flour Market Fluctuates as Prices Hold Steady
Minneapolis market reports show flour prices unchanged with Cariond family patents at 7 254.745 a barrel and 98 pound cotton sacks. Shinmetts lists Pure bran at 27 50 and 78 00, Standard middlings at 27.00 27 50.
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Minneapolis
Gough, Former Upper Iowa Athlete, Injured in Calif Crash
Special to The Gazette Fayet te word reaches Dr. John Dorman that John Gough, former Upper Iowa star and Towa high school coach, suffered a severe auto wreck in Redlands California. His back is broken and paralysis from the waist is possible though he remains conscious.
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Fayette
John E. Dorman
Upper Town
John Gough
Upper Iowa
Towa
Redlands
Calif
Dorman
Gough
Redlands High School
Redlands College
Tobin Named Commodore of Midwest Outboard Assn
Hamilton Tobin of Vinton Iowa will serve another year as commodore following election at the Midwest Outboard association annual convention in Burlington Iowa Des Moines will host a regatta May 18 and 19 with future races at Quincy Illinois Muscatine and Rockford Illinois and a fall regatta in Burlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Hamilton Tobin
Vinton
Des Moines
Quincy
Muscatine
Rockford
Ill
West Chester tops Ke-Wash conference clash 38 to 20
In a Ke-Wash basketball slate West Chester beat Kalona 38 to 20 to notch its second league win. Richland vs Keota was postponed due to measles at Keota. Wellman fell to Brighton 19 to 18 in double overtime. Oneida split a doubleheader with Dundee. Conroy girls win 33 to 12 as Victor boys prevail 27 to 25. Williamsburg hosts Conroy Independents 31 to 30.
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Wellman
Richland
Kalona
Wan Eae
Wellman High School
Brighton
Brown
Lewis
Clark
Conroy
Conroy High School
Victor
Conroy Independents
Williamsburg
Quasqueton High Boys and Girls Sweep Brandon in Doubleheader
Quasqueton high school beat Brandon in both games Friday night. The boys won 22 to 16 and the girls defeated Brandon 28 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quasqueton
Quasqueton High
Brandon High
Deaths Charles A. Knaack 74
Charles A. Knaack 74 died at his Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. Born in Berlin in 1860 he lived in Cedar Rapids 17 years with surviving children Charles Voelkel Fred Voelkel Mrs Carl Wilson Mary Voelkel Mrs Ed Pirks Mrs Forrest Knight two brothers August Knaack Ernest Knaack and 16 grandchildren 5 great grandchildren. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran church Tuesday at 9 30 a m with family services at 9 burial in St Johns cemetery Lincoln township.
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Charles A. Knaack
Berlin
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Millersburg
Charles Voelkel
Fred Voelkel
Marengo
Carl Wilson
Mary Voelkel
Victor
Funeral services for Emmet Kolsto in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Emmet Kolsto will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Turner chapel. The Rev. Walter Carlson will officiate and burial will follow in the Norwegian cemetery at Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Kolsto
Turner Chapel
Walter Carlson
Norway
Funeral rites for Mrs Addie Lewis set in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Addie Lewis will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Turner chapel with the Rev M L Welke officiating. Burial is planned in Cedar Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Lewis
Turner Chapel
M. L.welke
Cedar Memorial Park
Marriage Licenses Granted in Waterloo
J D Foughty and Gladys Christiansen of Waterloo obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D. Foughty and
Gladys Christiansen
Waterloo
No Fire Found At A Smith Home On Ellis Boulevard
Fire company No 2 responded at noon Monday to 1601 Ellis NW for smoking dust in a cold air register. No fire was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith
Ellis Boulevard NW
Marion News Briefs Highlight Local Society Losses and Meetings
Mrs. Neva Scampton Keely of Cedar Rapids died after an operation in Chicago. Funeral arrangements are pending. Marion clubs and church groups report meetings, readings, and elections, with numerous social events and community notices. Survivors include siblings in California and Oregon. several Marion residents attend the Handley funeral in Cedar Rapids.
Hartzell to be sent to Leavenworth after surrender
Oscar M. Hartzell, 59, who defrauded by marketing the Sir Francis Drake mil lions scheme, will be taken to Leavenworth direct from Chicago after surrender in Sioux City. Deputy Marshal Tobin said Hartzell would be moved as soon as handed over, while police guard him to prevent self harm and he awaits prison transport. He refused to see a lawyer and remains in Chicago custody following his appeal bond lapse.
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Chicago
Oscar M. Hartzell
Sir Francis Drake
Leavenworth
Joseph E. Tobin
United States
Hartzell
Sioux City
Tobin
Iowa
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J. E B. Bennett & Co
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Oneida
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Robert Keely
First Avenue E
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Marion
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Emma Klein
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W. B. Carpenter
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Eleventh Street
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Bert Gibson
Marion Shipping Association
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Priscilla Guild
Karl Kendall
Mothers Club
Fay Bailey
James Fitzgerald
Wunicket
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J. M. Walters
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Alpina
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Fourth Street
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L. M. Phelps
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G. A. Kindler
Elmer Seeville
J. A. Pringle
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Frank
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This City
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Marion High School
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Hervey Shutts
Sorosis Club
Bess Busby
Ausadie Apartments
Hallwood’s
A. J. Elder
Catherine Handley
Immaculate Conception Church
John Molloy
Stuart
Elizabeth Dickinson
Central City
T. A. Yocom
Irene McMickle
Henry Mann
J. P. Schnable
Cheerful Companions
Christian Church
C. J. Biddle
J. W. Bowman
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No. 35
LO. O. F. Hall
Edna Roberts
Lions Club
Troop No. 38
Boy Scouts of America
Entre Nous Club
Fred Blakeslee
Dry Creel Agriculture and Literary Club
Charles Adams
Lydia Gilmore
Theristrial Club
W. G. Koppenhaver
Ed Sigfred
E. J. Esgate
Josephine Whitacre
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