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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1935

Page

10

Hog Prices Steady with Variations Across Markets

In Chicago bids ease slightly amid receipts around 6,000 hogs with mixed sales and top prices near $7.65 for 200 lb hogs. Cattle and sheep markets show calves, steers, and stockers steady to up modestly while packing sows and heavier weights hold near prior values. Regional reports from Des Moines and Waterloo note lower hog quotations and slight shifts in prices for light to heavy weights.

Omana Livestock Omaha Api—U8 Dept. Agriculture TOWA Des Moines IUS. Dept. Agriculture Interior Jowsa Minnesota At & Am Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Burfato East St. Louis Austin Aus Amt Avs. Amt Sinclair Fittsburgh Sinclair's St. Louis Aeraeses Lamos East Buffalo Welenty East St. Gaminen V.s Chicago Livestock Dept. Agriculturer TAO Packit Sons

Hogs Unchanged on Local Market and Mixed Livestock Trade

Hogs unchanged on the local market with top at 7.75 and steady to firm tone overall. Cattle and sheep prices show mixed moves with steady to higher bids for steers and yearlings, while hogs and lighter weights remain firm in limited volumes. Detroit and Chicago reports reflect steady to mixed movements across hogs cattle and sheep with notable tops and regional variations.

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices

Prices for wheat oats rye and barley in Cedar Rapids mixed with livestock figures. Hens under 4 2 lbs cost 11 1 2 cents, stags under 4 4 lbs 9 10 cents, Leghorn hens and springs listed with varying weights. Wholesale fruits include oranges lemons potatoes and onions with crate prices. Hides calves ki ps horses and odd lot prices given. also Skunk and civet cat notes and assorted meat prices.

Stags Leghorn Springs Aby Wo Ae Leghorn Springs

Grain Movement and Minneapolis Cash Grain Quotes

Chicago cash grain prices show wheat at No 2 red and hard variations around 165 with mixed numbers for No 3 hard. Corn values hover near 89 to 90 cents for yellow, oats range from 44 to 52 cents, and soybeans around 120 dollars per net ton. Minneapolis shipments list receipts 38 versus 38 last year, with No 1 northern wheat at 1097 and various durum and amber grades around 1.13 to 1.39 per bushel.

Chicago WNEAT Minniapolis CASI Minneapolis Montana North Duluth

Price Improvement Abroad Lifts Grains On Chicago Board

Liverpool and Winnipeg price gains spurred bullish sentiment on the Chicago board. Wheat ended near unchanged to up fractions, May at 97 1/2 cents. corn up about 4 1/2 to 1/2 cent, May 86 1/2. oats steady to down 4 1/2 cents, May 52 1/2. Short covering aided early gains. selling pressure around 97 1/2 and 98 kept gains in check. Signals from overseas and Argentina press improved tone. cold weather warned for Nebraska and Kansas boosting corn prospects. Cash soy prices steady. futures support limited by profit-taking.

Chicago Liverpool Winnipeg Chicago Board of Trade Orient Nebraska Kansas Rockies

Markets report from Chicago and New York lines

Market wire notes receipts and prices across dairy meats and poultry. Fresh creamery butter and cheese bids hold firm while poultry and turkeys show steady to unchanged values. Chicago and New York product channels feature carrier receipts, futures references, and pack standards with several specific price markers.

Chicago Wisconsin S& Ne Idaho Colorado McClures US Poltiury Mtn Puten New York

Wall Street Stocks Drift Quietly Amid Cautious Trading

Wall Street markets opened with a cautious tone as several preferred issues led gains while most industrials and utilities posted small moves. Rail shares were uneven with Santa Fe marginally up, and heavyweight names like US Steel General Motors and Public Service of New Jersey held steady. Transfers reached about 700000 shares as traders remained selective in a tranquil session.

New York Radio Corp Santa Fe US Steel American Telephone General Motors Public Service of New Jersey Washington News Schulte Budd Manufacturing Mullins Manufacturing Universal Pipe and Case, Deere International Harvester U. S. Smelting American Smelting American Can General Electric Chrysler Consolidated Gas U. S. Steel Bethlehem Loew’s Westinghouse N. Y. Central Union Pacific

Market trends drift to firmer grains and steady bonds

A late morning market note shows grains firmer while cereals trade dull. Bonds hold a steady to better tone with several large industrials and utilities edging up. Notable gains appear in preferreds for specific firms, and farm stocks show modest advances.

Bond Market Slips Mixed Gains Narrow in New York

Prices held steady or edged higher in a quiet session as trading remained inactive. Rails and utility bonds led small advances, with American and Poten Power 6s, American Telephone 5s, and International Telephone 5s showing limited gains. Government issues were firmer on the day, while foreign loans showed no clear trend. Liberty and Treasury issues quoted with modest changes across several series.

New York Tradin

Exchange rates and sugar market notes from New York

A United States foreign exchange roundup lists varied rates for currencies including France Denmark Hungary Argentina Poland and Brazil with multiple figures and sources. Separate notes cover sugar and flour markets in New York and Minneapolis, and a Clarence Savings Bank meeting updates officers with Joe Ditz elected vice president replacing Edd Coseriff who retires. other officers and directors named.

Foreign Exchange New York France Denmark Spain Greece Slovakia Poland Jugoslavia Brazil Portugal Roumania Tokio Clarence Clarence Savings Bank Joe Ditz Edd Coseriff Earl Elijah Arnold Ruther E. C. Hasselbusch John Bauman August Ruther Joe Dite Hans Klatt George Miller

City Briefs And Personals Headlines

Eyes examined at Newmans by Dr Dell optometrist. Mrs Rose Kubec recovering from minor operation at St Luke's. Mrs J R McPartland broke nose and fractured ribs after tripping on a rug. First Baptist men’s meeting postponed. Belle avenue SW residents say Jerry Thomas does not live there. Albert Triebel of 1527 Sixth street NW taken to St Luke's after 12:15 a.m. milipias? and Toot washred cable. C BH Woobster of 720 Ninth street SW fractured left ankle after slipping on cellar stairs. Special interurban to Iowa City for Iowa Indiana game leaves Cedar Rapids 6:15 p.m. Saturday round trip $1.

Belle Avenue SW Jerry Thomas Thomas Albert Triebel Sixth Street NW St. Luke’s Hospital Milipias Pi Nee de Woobster Ninth Street

Playground staff to tour city skating rinks Friday

Playground staff and playground commission members will tour the city's seven neighborhood ice skating rinks Friday afternoon. They will inspect facilities and discuss plans for further development of the skating program.

Playground Playground Commission

Shueyville United Brethren Holds Sunday Services

Morning worship at Shueyville United Brethren Church begins 9 30 a.m. with Rev L F Uhlenhopp delivering a sermon titled Where Shall we get the Want to Miss Laura Graham directs music and church school starts at 10 30 a.m William Novotny serves as general superintendent

Shueyville

Unawares Play To Be Given At Mission

A play titled Unawares by Mrs. H C Montgomery based on a poem given by the late Rev Francis K Ward will be presented today at 7 30 p m at the Sunshine Mission. Six persons from Calvary Baptist church will participate. The play highlights a woman who overlooked chances for Christian service. Public program.

Mission H.C. Montgomery

Bankruptcy Plea Filed by Insurance Agent Don C Cook

Don C Cook an insurance agent filed a federal bankruptcy petition. Debts total 37059 with 32459 unsecured. Assets listed 5000 life insurance and 100 clothing, exemption claimed on clothing. Majority of claims stem from Carlton company Carlton apartments Majestic theater and Cedar Gardens obligations.

John Ryan Mechanicsville Don C. Cook Carltton Company Carlton Apartments Majestic Theater Cedar Gardens

Devaney Funeral Saturday in Cascade

Funeral services for Dorrance Devaney of Cascade will be held in Cascade Saturday at 9 30 a m noting a postponement from Friday.

Gazette ad manager named head of Mercantile publicity committee

Franklin E. Katterjohn of The Cedar Rapids Gazette was chosen as chairman of the new publicity committee for the mercantile bureau of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce. The group met at a Friday luncheon at Hotel Roosevelt with members N. P. Craemer, J Cassel, W. H. Schaffer, M. J Ellis, Wilbur D Kennedy, Carl Helming, and Carl N. Ettinger, along with guests Charles H. Harmer and Morris Sanford.

Mercantile Publicity Committee Franklin E. Katterjohn Cedar Rapids Gazette Mercantile Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce Hotel Roosevelt N. P. Craemer J Cassel W. H. Schaffer M. J Ellis Wilbur D Kennedy Carl Helming Carl N. Ettinger Charles H. Harmer Morris Sanford

Debate Unicameral Bill Considered in Wisconsin House

In Madison the lower house debated a resolution proposing a unicameral state legislature of not more than thirty members. The measure aims to streamline the legislative structure and reduce the number of lawmakers.

Madison Wis INS

Re-Elected Officers of Mutual Fire Assn at Cedar Rapids

Officers of the Mutual Fire and Tornado association based in Cedar Rapids were re-elected at a Friday board meeting. I. M. Walker Richland is president W. B. Linn Sumner vice president J. Lindley Coon Cedar Rapids secretary and H. C. Doane Newton treasurer. New directors include I. M. Walker W. B. Linn and I. J. Kemmerer Independence. They lunched at the Hotel Roosevelt and planned further talks on organization business.

Mutual Fire and Tornado Association Cedar Rapids I. M. Walker Richland W. B. Linn Sumner J. Lindley Coon H. C. Doane Newton I. J. Kemmerer Independence Hotel Roosevelt

Williams burg couple marks forty fifth anniversary

Mr and Mrs U S Butler celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary on Sunday, also Mrs Butler's birthday. The couple married Jan 5 1890 in Marysville Montana and lived in Waterloo Elgin Parnell Vinton Nanking China and Iowa before settling in Williamsburg. They are active church and community members and parents of seven children.

Williamsburg U. S. Butler Butler First Presbyterian Church Iowa County Mutual Insurance Company Masonic Eastern Star Women’s Relief Corps Earl of Lewis Warren Ed Milick Clarence Logan Miller Ralph Scott George McDaniel A. E. Atchison O. E. Schmitt I. Rothschild W. S. Kyle Monticello Congregational Church of Albert Stuhler C. G. Thomas Arthur Skelley Reiss Stuhler R. H. Rickless C. A. Palmer B. C. Roberts Frank Hayden Bruce Cropp E. G. Hicks John W. Hoult Albert McNeill Stewart Stahler George Wilkens Henry Carpenter Augusta Bliss Clara Koop Paul Hansen George Fraser Ray Hodgson Roy Rickless George Timmins Riess Stuhler S. G. Gutensohn Agnes Gearhart Carrie Page Harriet Coughlan Rex Rickless John Fraser Imogene Stahler Brooklyn Nellie Talbott Leta Whitehead Lorene Quegg O. M. Latta A. M Alice Hogan A. P W. I. Wasson Ruth Koons Ada Carlson Pearl Cappen Agnes Lang Edith Mringena Nellie Anger Emma Freedhine Ada Lodi Slagel Ruth Genevieve Mannatt Esther Ida Shrader Martha Dora Barnes Electa Molly Beniman Warder Mary Burford Centinel John Williams George Billick Billick Madison Township Poweshiek County

Fire on steamer Astra extinguished after six hours

A spontaneous explosion in the Astra's after cargo hold sparked a fire and an SOS Friday. Firefighters battled the flames for six hours. the steamer was reported out of danger with no immediate risk.

NEW York Astra

Gloria Vanderbilt Estate Care Expenditure Authorized

Surrogate James A Foley approved an order authorizing $48,000 from Gloria Vanderbilt estate income for the care maintenance and education of the 10 year old heiress for 1935. The move covers the child’s welfare expenses as her guardianship continues.

New York James A. Foley Gloria Vanderbilt

Birth announcement for Whipple daughter at Mercy Hos

Mr and Mrs James Whipple of 1643 Ellis Boulevard NW welcomed a daughter born January 18 at Mercy Hospital.

James Whipple Ellis Boulevard NW Mercy Hospital

Shooting pipe incident in Dassel shocks passerby

James Osborne loaded his pipe with a .22 caliber cartridge and tobacco in Dassel Minnesota. The cartridge shattered the corncob bowl but Osborne escaped unharmed. A friend had given the bullet which he dropped into his tobacco pocket.

Loomis Missing From Suffield Action Hints Kidnap Theory

SUFFIELD Conn UP Rich ard W Loomis 50 a retired tobacco farmer is missing since Monday police said Friday and a kidnaping theory is being probed as a possible cause of his disappearance.

Suffield, Conn Richard W. Loomis

State builds circumstantial case against Hauptmann

Bruno Hauptmann faces a strong circumstantial case as presented by Guy Linville former U S district attorney speaking to the High Twelve club. Linville argued the state’s evidence points toward guilt in extortion and possibly kidnapping while stressing the need for proof of murder. He warned the defense must offer stronger refutation to avoid conviction.

Bruno Richard Hauptmann Guy Linville United States High Twelve Club Linville Hauptmann

Special Interurban Service For Iowa Indiana Game

Cedar Rapids and Iowa City railway will run a special interurban train for the University of Iowa versus Indiana at Iowa City Saturday night. The train leaves Cedar Rapids at 6 15 p.m. and arrives in Iowa City at 7 15 p.m. It returns immediately after the game with a special round trip rate offered.

University of Iowa University of Indiana Towa City Cedar Rapids Iowa City

Mann Act Charge Filed Against Shada in Marion Case

John Shada, 24, of Marion, arrested on Mann Act charge for bringing 17 year old Leah Gardiner from Broken Bow to Marion. Both waived to grand jury. bonds set 1500 each. Gardiner to return home with parents' aid. Shada's bond 10000. State charge against Gardiner likely dropped.

John Shada Marion United States R. L. Whalen Miss Leah Gardiner Broken Bow Neb A. S. Reed Shada Miss Gardiner Ed McPartland U. S Grand Jury Earl Stanley

Ad Pricing Line Confusion Across Listings

The notice compiles erratic pricing phrases from various advertisements, noting extra lines and stray numbers. It highlights inconsistent line counts across ads and the need for standardized pricing formats in the classified section.

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