Hogs Strong in Fairly Active Trade at Chicago Stockyards
Hogs were firm in active trading with top at 9.45 and gains around 5 cents. Chicago receipts reached 16 909 hogs with 5 000 direct sales amid mixed cattle and sheep movement. Regional bids showed strength in Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and East St Louis while overall cattle and sheep numbers remained sizable and uneven in demand.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Loni
East St. Lows
East St. Louis
South ST Paul
Dept Agriculture
Washington Spring Lambs
Stoun City
Sioux City
IAPI
VM Fonds
Idahos
Kansas City
E. St Louis
St. Joseph
Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland van
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Ge Rao
Local hog and cattle market update shows gains and price ranges
Hog prices rose ten to fifteen cents on Tuesday after last Saturday’s decline, with top hogs at around 890. Other markets were unchanged. Reports include calf, sheep, and cattle quotes with varied weights from light lambs to heavy steers and cows, noting prices from 6.25 to 9.75 per hundredweight depending on quality and grade.
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Oman
Omaha
Senieres
Cneke
BNO
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Summary
Prices for grain and straw, butterfat and cream, live poultry, wholesale fruits and vegetables, meats, hides, and miscellaneous items listed. Includes No 1 and No 2 grade wheat, corn, oats, and straw, with prices per unit and crate, plus animals and leather goods terms.
Bond Market Slows After Fast Rally Amid Mixed Treasury News
New York bond market shows renewed gains in select rail and industrial issues while broader gains fade. Moderate declines in low yield issues follow profit taking by speculators as demand shifts to higher yield groups. Treasury issues largely quiet with scattered large rail bond transactions contributing to a choppy but active corporate scene.
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New York
US Treasury
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Wheat Prices Fall on Chicago Trading Amid Global Weakness
Heavy receipts and bearish crop news dragged wheat down more than 2 cents a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade. July futures slipped as corn and oats also declined while export buying supported corn, with record daily wheat receipts in Kansas City and weakness abroad.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Liverpool
U.S
Grain prices and futures notes from Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago provisions show cash and No 1 red wheat and No 2 mixed corn values with various quality grades and prices. Minneapolis Wheat quotes recount Tuesday car counts and basis declines, with mixed oats and corn Notations, plus July wheat futures and durum details.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Mineapolis
Armaarntae
Montana
Produce Markets Summary Chicago and New York
Chicago markets show steady poultry prices with live hens over six pounds and assorted Leghorn, Plymouth, White Rock, and colored breeds. turkeys, ducks, and roosters listed with varying cents per pound. Butter receipts at 1.247 to 1.542 and creamery products steady, eggs receipts 9.691 with mixed color packs and standard pricing. potatoes weak on demand with heavy supplies. New York markets clock eggs 18.448 steady white and mixed colors. butter receipts 419.239 steady to firm with creamery prices inching higher. cheese receipts 40R.261 steady with current finishes noted.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock
Plsmouth
Plymouth Rock
Spreinis
Bliss Trinmans
Alabama
Arkansas
California
White Rose
Kansas
Virginia
York Produce
New York
Hastings Rise and Falls Across Rivers Reported
Fragmented weather style data shows minor rise and fall readings at Davenport La Crosse Dubuque Ish direction with several locations including St Louis Memphis and Cairo recorded small changes. Details are incomplete due to OCR errors.
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Aussissepp
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse
Praine du Chien
Dubuque
Ookuk
St Lous . Oo
Cairo
Memphis
Landon Urges Fire In Bellies for Citizens
Alf M. Landon spoke to about 1,500 farmers in Willis Kansas on July 4 urging Americans to take initiative. He said tough cookies built the state not cake eaters and urged putting something in citizens bellies and focusing on personal effort rather than government action.
Exchange seats up in New York market sale
A New York Stock Exchange membership sold for 68 000 dollars on Tuesday, rising 3 000 from the prior week’s sale as activity increases in the market.
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New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Leaders Fall In A Tumbling Market Session
New York brokers faced a sharp market slide as leading issues dropped one to over three points. Volume peaked early then faded with transfers near 1,700,000 shares. Steel, motor, and specialty stocks led the retreat while rails and utilities held up comparatively well.
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New York
Wall Street Stocks and Quotations in Tuesday Session
Published by Bennet & Co the page lists numerous equities and tickers from Adams Express to Western stocks. It notes prices and percentages across banks railroads oil and heavy industries with a Chicago close and a separate table of Chicago stocks and notable traders.
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J. E. Bennet & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alasky Juneau
Ant Hydro
Allezheny Corny
Minny
Allis Chalmers
Amur Lea Gages
Manville
Amn
Cunoy
Uns
City
Kayser Julius
Ista
Amn For Power
Kennecott
Kresee
Amn Intl Corpa Hin
Kroser
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Amn Metals
Libby Owens
Roll Mills
Fite
McKesson
Smeliing
McLellan
Marshall
Mathieson
Maylun
Ais
Liam Copner
Ann Woolga
Tanacen
Zinca
Aiganes
Ark Nat Gas Assent Ward
Armour
Ay Motor Wheel
Murray Coron
Atchison T. SP Sa
Atlantic Rig Sa
Auburn Auto S'aNatl Cash Ree
Aviation Corpn
Naud Dairy Prd
Baldwin_ Loco fa
Hulto. Og Aus
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Arbor Ceathe Powis Barnsdall Corp
Uoanirat
Bendix An van
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Booink
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Hordanco
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WePenick & Fd
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Ren Steel Cities Service
Coca_ Cala
Safoway
Schenley
Seaboard
Col Gus
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Credit
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Bs Shell Union
Southen
Sininongco
Consol Edison
Consol Oil
Sacony
Consol Textile
Sen Pac RR
Son Rathway
Sperry Corp
Standard Gas Cat. Inc
Crucible Stressone
Cub
Sur
Frisco GurUss Wright
Warner Curtiss Wr
Stone Webster Deered& Co
Studebaker
Tex Gui
Powelites AE
Hex Land
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Tidewater Eastman Kod
Eaton
Timken
Timken Rob Binsulpine
Fimken
Elec
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Fox Film
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Ford England
Air Lines Freeport Tex PE
United Fruit
Gen
Cablessian Uni Gas Co
Gen Foods
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St. St S
Gen Motors Atu
U S Rubber Gillette
Gimbel
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Howe Sound
Wason, Co
Madson Motors
Trapp Motors aYneston S & T
Central
Zenith Radio
Indus Rayon
Chicago
Mar Field My
Midwest Corp
Ila
Butler Bros
Wisconsin cheese and sugar market briefs
Wisconsin cheese prices for week include Cheddars 12 44 c and items from Farmers board. New York sugar market shows raw sugar steady at 2.68 with July No 3 at 1 83 and March climbs, refined sugar steady at 4 50.
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Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Exchange
Farmers Call Board
Itac
New York
Boston Wool Market Shows Slow Trading But Firm Prices
In Boston on Tuesday actual wool business was slow with mills and top makers making inquiries. A few scattered sales were firm versus last week’s closing prices and inquiries for spot wools continued. Boston houses reported a strengthening tendency in asking prices for country point wools.
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Boston
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Boston Houses
Foreign exchange rates rise for European currencies
New York AP reports European currencies strengthened against the dollar in noon quotes. Rates show Great Britain at 495, France 2.783, Italy 5.261, Japan 28.93, Sweden 25.52, Switzerland 22.9012, Argentina 33.00, Mexico City 21.00, with other listed pairs spread across major economies.
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Canada
Montreal
New York
Belgium
Echoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Geremany
Greece
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Italy
Jusoslavia
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico City
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghat
Weekend Guests and Local Families Host Picnics in Marion
A parade of visitors and extended family gatherings filled Marion over the weekend. Residents hosted relatives from Anamosa Cedar Rapids Denver Estherville Oxford Junction Davenport Milwaukee and Bellefontaine among others. Local hosts included the Corwins Howe Millers and Starrys in multiple dinners and lawn picnics with gifts and birthdays noted.
Drummonds Visit Fairfield and Local Socials Highlight Marion Life
Fairfield visits feature Dr. C. E. Drummond and family with grandchildren Evelyn and Aileen Kepler in Marion ties. Local clubs and gatherings include New Art Club family picnic at Thomas Park and B of R T lodge meeting. Numerous relatives travel from St. Louis Cedar Rapids Burlington and Chicago to visit Marion residents and attend family events.
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New Art Club
Thomas Park
Thurston Campaign Spends $8 616 93 in Senate Bid
DES MOINES INS The largest campaign expense report yet filed with the secretary of state shows Rep Lloyd Thurston spent 8316 93 in his failed U S senate bid He listed 4341 70 for advertising and 1338 for office help Another report shows A W Thornell Sidney spent 1171 68 to seek the Seventh district GOP nomination.
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Des Moines
INS
Secretary of State
Lloyd Thurston
United States Senate
Thurston
Lester J. Dickinson
A. W. Thornell Sidney
Leon Mother Burned To Death In Fourth Of July Fire
Mrs. Steve Selsor aged 67 died in a farm home fire while ten children celebrated Independence Day at Osceola. The husband, busy with chores, tried to rescue her but failed. Investigators believe she stumbled carrying a lamp, starting the blaze.
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Leon
Ins
Osceola
Steve Selsor
Primary campaign expense filings due this Wednesday
Filing period ends Wednesday for primary campaign expense returns. Read on for certified expenses and nominees including W J Fleming Rapids township constable 12 50 Alfred Ross Third district supervisor 43 85 William J Herbert Rapids township constable 6 75 Fred Stirm Third district supervisor 12 74 Wes Robovsk y First district supervisor 11 77 Dempsy Jones County recorder 10 35 A W Navratil coroner none Glen A Evans county treasurer none W A Ball Rapids township justice of the peace 6829 Ira E Edwards county recorder none J W Hammill Rapids township justice of the peace 6 J E Johnson First district supervisor 71 93.
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W. J Fleming
Rapids Township
Alfred Ross
William J. Herbert
Rapids
Fred Stirm
Wes Robovsky
Dempsy Jones
A. W. Navratil
Glen A. Evans
W. A. Ball
Ira E Edwards
J. W. Hammill
JE. Johnson
Hogs Missing From Cedar Rapids Area Farm Prompt Sheriff Probe
Sheriff James H. Smith investigated the disappearance of twelve to thirteen Hampshire hogs from the John O Connell farm eight miles west of Cedar Rapids. The animals include two 300 pound sows and ten or eleven 200 pound shoats. William Carringer faces a divorce suit from Genevieve Carringer filed on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed September 26 1931 at Rock Island and she seeks custody of a daughter.
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James H. Smith
Hampshire
John O'Connell
Cedar Rapids
William Carringer
Genevieve Carringer
Rock Island
Carringer
Death Notice for John Shank Sixty Years in Cedar Rapids
John Shank 76 of 119 Eleventh Avenue SW died Monday at 2 45 p m after a lingering illness He was born in Velka Meteric Czechoslovakia Dec 26 1861 came to the United States and Cedar Rapids at age 23 Married to Frances Hat of Cedar Rapids they observed their golden wedding in 1936 Retired from the C R and I C rail way in 1936 as a pensioner Member of A O UW for 35 years Survived by widow one daughter Mrs Mary A Beals two sons Rudolph Shank and Henry Shank five grandchildren Private funeral services will be held at Kuba funeral home Wednesday at 2 45 p m conducted by Joseph F Mekota Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call at the Kuba home this evening Family requests no flowers.
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Eleventh Avenue
Velka Meteric
Czechoslovakia
United States
Cedar Rapids
Frances Hat
Shank
C. R. and
I C. Railway
Kuba
Death of William H Gillard in Cedar Rapids area
William Henry Gillard 90 of near Marion died Monday night at 9 15 p m He was born in England May 25 1848 and came to the United States as a boy He lived in Oregon before moving to Cedar Rapids four years ago Surviving are a daughter Martha Winne Cedar Rapids a son George Gillard Klamath Falls Oregon five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be held in the Rohn chapel at a time to be announced later
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Oregon
England
United States
Martha Winne
George Gillard
Klanath Falls
Ore
Doris Lane
Vera Robbins
Opal Smith
DeWitt Winne
Clyde Winne
Joyce Lane
Sharon Lane
Judith Ann Robbins
Rohn Chapel
Cedar Rapids Man Dies After Brief Illness
George Thomas aged 50 of 1030 Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital Monday at 1140 am after a brief illness. He worked for Millsap Motor Co. Survived by wife Florence daughter Vivian son Michael and brother Horace. Funeral Thursday 9 am at Immaculate Conception Church with Msgr John Molloy officiating burial Mt Calvary Cemetery.
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George Thomas
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Millsap Motor Company
Florence
Vivian
Michael
Horace
Cedarburg
Ind
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
John Molloy
Mt. Calvary Cem
Monahan Funeral Home Body Taken To Residence
The body was removed from Monahan funeral home on Tuesday afternoon to the residence for calling hours.
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Etery
Monahan Funeral Home
Mrs Izora Glover 82 Dies in North Buena Vista
Mrs Izora Glover 82 widow of A P Glover died Monday at her daughter Mrs Joseph Skolecki home in North Buena Vista Survived by daughters Mrs W G Smith and Mrs N L Smith of Wisconsin Rapids Wis and son Albert Glover of Marion Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 pm at Beatty chapel with burial at Linwood cemetery
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A P. Glover
Joseph Skolecki
North Buena Vista
Skleecki
W G. Smith
N. L. Smith
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Albert Glover
Marion
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
James W. Howard 82 Dies After Illness in Cedar Rapids
James W. Howard 82 of Cedar Rapids died Monday at 11 15 a.m. in a local hospital after a lingering illness. Born April 8, 1856, he lived his entire life in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife Elma one step-daughter Mrs Elmer Balsley of Hammond Ind five grandchildren and several nephews and nieces. Funeral services led by Rev E E Russell at Polansky chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial in Dunkard cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 Tuesday night at the chapel.
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Cedar Rapids
Elma
Elmer Balsley
Hammond
Ind
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Polansky Chapel
Veterans Begin Final Retreat At Gettysburg
Bound by comradeship the blue and gray begin their last retreat from Gettysburg where they gathered for the seventy fifth battle anniversary. About 2000 veterans guests of the government travel home as President Roosevelt speaks of eternal peace under one flag.
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Oak Hill
Brother
Pickett
Roosevelt
Raymond Coward Returns From Pacific Coast Trip
Raymond Coward of 1548 B Avenue NE Cedar Rapids came home Saturday after a two week business trip to the Pacific coast. He visited Capt. and Mrs. Frank LaRue, now in Seattle with Mrs LaRue’s parents. He was joined by brother Grammer Coward of Detroit. On Sunday he left for Fort Riley Kansas for two weeks of active duty with the army cavalry reserve as a lieutenant.
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Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Pacific Coast
Frank LaRue
Cardozo Condition Improves Overnight
Associate Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo of the Supreme Court, ill with a heart ailment, was reported to have improved during the night in Port Chester New York.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Supreme Court
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