Hog Prices Rise Amid Yearly Highs Across Markets
Hog receipts near normal during the holiday with prices climbing to new yearly highs. Chicago bids up to 5.20 on 475 head, Cleveland steady to 10c higher, East St. Louis and Buffalo mixed, with strong demand for choice lots in Chicago and other major yards. cattle and sheep also show overall gains in several markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Buffalo
East St Louis
SOUTI
ST. Paul Livestock
ST Paul
U S. Dept Agricultures
Ted
Washinston Lambs
Sioun City
Lessstace
Sioux City
Omatia Livestock
Omaha
Tapi
IDS Dept Agriculture
Texas
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
le Hieher
Arizona
ST Louis
Packing Sons
St. Joseph
T Pau
Indianapolis
Clevelan
Cincinnati
Chicago AP
Wheat Prices Slip as Market Languishes in Dull Trading
Chicago prices for wheat moved narrowly under the prior close as a dull session reflected lower cables Russian offerings hedging pressure and favorable northwest weather. Corn and rye were steady to down slightly while oats stayed quiet. Provisions and hogs rose, with mixed cash and nearby futures showing limited movements amid heavy rains in Salina Kansas and sparse receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Salina
Kans
Grain Movement Prices and Seeds at Chicago Market
Grain listings from Chicago show wheat and corn prices by grade, including No 2 red at 49 cents and No 2 yellow corn at 30 cents. Seed listings include clover seed at 9.00, with rye and barley prices noted. several channel totals and small line items are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincago
Chicago
Belites
Minneapolis Cash Grain Market Recap For Wheat and Durum
Minneapolis cash grain figures show activity in wheats and durum with No 1 northern and dark hard Montana prices listed, including protein levels and percentage changes. Quotations cover No 3 yellow corn and No 3 white oats with price points and months noted as potential delivery periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Flour market notes and mixed commodity listings
Minneapolis flour market reports show carload lots, patent and bran products, and prices per barrel in cotton sacks. Toledo seed market reports and Chicago futures quote hay and straw prices with various grades and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Toleno Seed Market
Toledo
Markets Report New York and Chicago Produce Prices
New York markets show dull price tones across vegetables and meats. Potatoes, butter, eggs, cheese, and poultry list steady or dull quotes with minor regional variations. Chicago reports lingering firmness in poultry and mixed potato prices amid steady to firm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey
Middlewest Spot
Boas Island
Local porkers continue advance in hog market
Hogs continued their upward climb Tuesday as all grades gained a dime. The top price rose to 4.30 dollars, signaling steady demand and higher market values for pork producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogs
Wall Street Stocks Slip Then Stagnate In Late Trading
Stocks fell sharply at the open and drifted near June lows in a dull session. American Can American Tobacco U S Steel Exxon not listed etc. Eastman posted losses then rebounded while Shell Union Oil preferred led gains with about four points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Can
American Tobacco
American Water Works
Case
Corn Products
Dupont
National Biscuit
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
Eastman
Shell Union Oil Preferred
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids Markets and Quotations Mixed in Ledger
Cedar Rapids listings show a wide range of quotations from Adams Express to Union Carbide with numerous stocks and commodities. Local grain prices appear alongside livestock, produce, fruit, and dairy items, reflecting a bustling midwestern market page.
Births in the City: multiple newborns announced
Born July 3 to Mr and Mrs Harry C Cook 623 L Street SW a daughter Sylvia Alma Born June 29 to Mr and Mrs Albert W Martin Norfolk Nebraska a daughter Margaret Ruanne Mrs Martin formerly Miss Verna M Curtis 1723 Blake Boulevard Born to Mr and Mrs J M Sin atko 2116 Blake Boulevard SE a daughter July 1 at St Luke's hospital Born to Mr and Mrs George Oliphant Center Point a son July 1 at St Luke's hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Ray F McGuire 2409 C Avenue NE a son June 30 at St Luke's hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C Cook
L Street
Sylvia Alma
Albert W Martin
Norfolk
Neb
Margaret Ruanne
Martin
Verna M Curtis
W E Curtis
Blake Boulevard
J M Sinatko
St. Luke's Hospital
George Oliphant
Center Point
Ray F. McGuire
C Avenue NE
No Trace Found Of Toddville Bay
County officials in Howard County searched for 16 year old Toddville resident Todd Deal son of Walter Deal who went missing Friday evening. He was last seen walking along railroad tracks toward Cedar Rapids wearing blue overalls and a blue shirt. He is 5 feet 7 inches tall with light hair and blue eyes. If seen, Sheriff Joseph A Petrus may be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Deal
Walter Deal
Toddville
Young Deal
Cedar Rapids
Joseph A. Petrus
Glen Darrow Wins Kenmore Tourney With 148
Glen Darrow fired a 72 in windy conditions to post 148 total and capture the Kenmore three day medal tournament. Howard Fortson and R A Johnson tied for second in the championship flight with 149 and 149 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Darrow
Kenmore
Darrow
Howard Fortson
R. A Johnson
Fortson
Johnson
Bill McIntyre
Charles Moyer
Don Barnes
Karl Koffron
H. G. O'Donnell
O'Donnell
C. EB. Auracher Waget
Winners Named In Killians Home Decorating Contest
The Ladies Aid society of St Pauls Methodist church won first prize of 50 dollars. Second prize went to Amy Sinclair Guild of the First Presbyterian church. The Junior Service League took third with 30 dollars and Westminster Presbyterian Ladies Aid won 20 dollars as fourth. Contest ran May 25 to July 2 with nine Cedar Rapids groups competing.
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Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Amy Sinclair
First Presbyterian Church
Junior Service League
Ladies Aid Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Marvin Cone
Coe College
Edwin Bruns
Sanctuary Society
Immaculate Conception
First Lutheran Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Keane Schoal Workers of
St. Patrick's Church
Ladies Aid Society of Westminster
Sanctuary Society of Immaculate Conception
Investors Seek Tax Exempt U.S. Government Bonds In Rise
In New York bonds moved higher led by Liberty 3 and related Liberty issues. Foreign government notes surged after Lausanne talks while Italian reparations talks drew attention. South American bonds such as Colombia Chile Sao Paulo and Uruguay posted gains, domestic corporates mixed, and American Telephone dipped. Liberty and Treasury issues closed varied with Liberty 32s around 1019 and Treasuries mixed near 1056.
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New York
U. S
Liberty 3
Liberty Group
Columbia
Chile
Sao Paulo
Uruguay
Liberty Bonds
United States
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Holiday Death Toll Reaches 240 for Fourth of July
The Associated Press reports 240 people died during the three day Fourth of July celebration in 1932. Auto accidents led with 111 deaths, drownings reached 81, and fireworks caused 10 fatalities. The Midwest saw the most deaths, with Chicago reporting about 50 injuries from fireworks. Notable victims included 18 to 19 year olds in Butte, Montana.
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Associated Press
America
Middlewest
Chicago
Butte
Mont
William and
Joseph Cronich
Rudolph Kavhan
Stanley Strizic
Joseph Mufich
Stanley Serich
Baker Re-elected President Of Iowa Board Of Education
George T. Baker of Davenport was re-elected president of the state board of education in Iowa City. Pauline Devitt of Oskaloosa was named vice president as the board extended its session likely through Wednesday. A retrenchment budget plan and possible announcements from secretary W H Gem mill were noted.
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Baker
Iowa Board of Education
Iowa City
George T. Baker
Davenport
State Board of Education
Pauline Devitt
Oskaloosa
W H. Gemmill
Hoover Asks Funds To Continue Relief
President Hoover sent a special message to Congress requesting an appropriation of 120000 dollars to support continued unemployment relief work led by Walker S. Gifford. The request aims to sustain relief programs and the efforts of the Hoover organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Congress
Walker S. Gifford
Foreclosure Filed On Roosevelt Hotel Site Trust Indenture
A $558 000 foreclosure action was filed in district court under a trust indenture by Straus National Bank and Trust of Chicago as trustee and Benjamin Kilpatrick of Evanston as co trustee against First Avenue Holding Company. The bond issue of $600 000 dated July 1 1926 carries serial maturities to 1938 at 6 1/4 percent interest. Plaintiffs allege missed monthly principal and interest deposits since 1931 and unpaid bonds due July 1 1932. they seek a receiver for the premises and interest judgment. The Roosevelt Hotel building, completed in 1927, sits on a 140 by 140 foot site. the Roosevelt Hotel Company operates the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Straus National Bank and Trust Company of
Chicago
Benjamin Kilpatrick
Evanston, Ill
First Avenue Holding Company
Roosevelt Hotel Company
Man from Marion Pleads Not Guilty in OUIL Case
John Gatewood 21 of Marion pleaded not guilty in district court Tuesday morning before Judge A B Clark to a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He is free on a $300 bond. County Attorney Carl Hendrickson filed true information.
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John Gatewood
Marion
A. B. Clark
Liberty
Carl Hendrickson
Lundquist Campaign Expenditures Reported in Linn County Clerk Race
Expense returns filed with County Auditor G A Senninger show Lundquist spent 136 20 for his failed bid in Linn County clerk of the district court race. Edwin W Lundquist reported 436 20 in expenses for the republican nomination campaign. Charlies R Sexton listed 365 88 for sheriff nomination efforts. Otto F Hanzlik filed a promissory note action seeking 563 85 against A E Kendall and Ida M Kendall in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundquist
Edwin W. Lundquist
Linn County
G. A. Senninger
Charlies R. Sexton
Otto F. Hanzlik
A. E. Kendall
Ida M. Kendall
Deaths John Pickering Funeral Services Set
Funeral services for John Pickering who died in Chicago July 3 will be held at Turner chapel at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev. C. F. Edwards officiating. Burial in Cedar Memorial park. Born December 9, 1883 in Hardin county he lived in Cedar Rapids and then Chicago for 25 years with the Milwaukee railroad. He is survived by his mother Mrs Albertine Pickering of 1426 E Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pickering
Chicago
Turner Chapel
C. F. Edwards
Cedar Memorial Park
Hardin County
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee Railroad
Albertine Pickering
E Avenue NE
Warns Against False Mission Solicitation
Mission officials warn that three men posing as Sunshine Mission solicitors circulate near Cedar Rapids offering food and clothing. Legitimate fundraisers must present signed Sunshine Mission credentials on proper stationery to verify authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids
Marion Country Club Hosts Manchester in 30 to 5 Victory
The Marion Country club hosted Manchester Country club in a weekend golf event. Marion players Carl Jacobsen Harold Jensen and Amos Houser led with 27s and 78s while J J Burbridge of Manchester posted a 79. The report notes multiple social gatherings and local visits around Marion through the Fourth.
Marion Merchants Split Double At Legion Park
The Marion Merchants played a doubleheader Monday at Legion Park losing 7 to 1 to Vinton in the morning and winning 9 to 5 against the State Hospital team of Independence in the afternoon. McConaughy pitched for Marion, Hayes caught, while Towne and Robson were Vinton’s battery in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Merchants
Legion Park
Vinton
McConaughy
Marion
Hayes
Towne
Robson
State Hospital
Independence
Marion and
Watkins
Wing
Batteries
Browns Entertain Guests For Card Party In Honor Of Allemans
Mr and Mrs O L Brown hosted a Saturday card party welcoming Mr and Mrs Eugene Alleman of LaGrange Illinois. Bridge was played at two tables with high scores earned by Mrs E N Strader and Eugene Alleman. Refreshments were served. The Allemans departed Sunday taking their son John, who had been visiting the Browns and his grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Brown
Eugene Alleman
LaGrance
Ill Bridge
E. N. Strader
Allemans
John
Women Golf Teams Meet at Marion County Club
The Marion County women host the Wapsipinicon Country Club of Anamosa and the Manchester County Club for an 18 hole match Thursday starting at 9 30 a m with nine holes in the morning and nine in the afternoon. Luncheon served at 1 p m reservations to Mrs Paul Fry and Mrs Albert Arp by Wednesday 9 a m. The Rainbow division meets at 2 30 p m in church parlors with Mrs K M Saunders and Mrs Frans Minor as hostesses. Reuben Merrill is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
Wapsipinicon
Anamosa
Manchester Country Club
Paul Fry
Albert Arp
Rainbow Division
The
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
K. M Saunders
Frans Minor
Shellsbury Bank Closed by Directors Action
Shellsbure Savings bank, capitalized at 15000 dollars, was closed Tuesday by order of its directors. A F Rammelsberg served as president and M B Nelson was named receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellsburg
Shellsbure Savings Bank
A. F Rammelsberg
M. B. Nelson
Marriage Licenses Granted and Applied For
Joseph N. Melsha of Cedar Rapids and Augusta E. Slemmer of Monticello apply for license. Louise Popelax of Cedar Rapids and Charles Koranda of Oxford Junction apply for license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph N. Melsha
Cedar Rapids
Augusta E. Slemmer
Monticello
Louise Popelax
Charles Koranda
Oxford Junction
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US Dept. Agriculture
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Mason City
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Isbrow
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Sinclair
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Saaee
Eneiite
Wall St
J. E. Bennett
Jump
Adams Express
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Intl
Paper A. Ta Allied Chem
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McKesson Rod
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Sin Baldwin Loco
Natl Biscuit
Balto & Ohio
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Otis
Pullman, Co
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Servel Corpn
Shell Union
Consoleum
Skelly Oil Priereyg
Consol
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Stand Ind
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Eaton Axle
Stone Webster
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Tex Corpn
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Tex Guill
Timken
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England
Trans-America
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Court House News
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Manchester
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Harold Jensen
Amos Houser
J. J. Burbridge
W. H. Balster
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Harlan Dye
Gilbert Gordon
J. J. Booth
A. P. Munsen
Don Houser
Ted Strausberger
Walter van Fossen
Herman Georges
Savanna
C. E. Reiter
Helen Shanklin
Edison Pharemacy
Frank Damon
Bellevue
Damon
Eva Palmer
Drummond
D. E. Miller
Thomas Evans
Cooper
Grundy Center
Ella J. Evans
Hollywood
Calif
J. A. Cooper
H. G. Millen
I. A. Summers
Conesville
True Blue
Richard Russey
East Fifth Avenue
Winter
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Knights Templar
Harold Botger
Ollie
Carl Blake
Botger
Mrs. Blake
Keystone
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
W. E. Peddycourt
George A. Hutchison
Arelene Fernow
Capella Blue Birds
Methodist Church
Ray Spencer
Raymond
W O. Blake
Don Miller
Esther Lentz
Delhi
Carl W. Falcon
George F. Schultz
William Dippel
J. Graham
Springville
E. Voris
Fairhope
Ala
Thomas Park
F. A. Shhumach
John Cone
the Palisades
Cooper Evans
W. J. Goodyear
Marvin Oxley
C. M. Plummer
D.S. Southard
Martelle
Ellis Park
Harold Martin
Dorothy
Arline Tekel
la Crosse, Wis
George Kindler, Jr
Newell Trimble
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Roy Sell
Lester Peck
Frank J. Hardensbrook
Merle Knight
Ambar Grotto
Circese
Cedar Rapps
Neal Bunting
Chain Lakes
Gene Wilbur
Fay Marsh
Wilbur
Alice McGuire
Gleaners
D C Bash
Marvin Williams
Hastings
Ray Bash
Donald Miller
Asher Ford
St. Louis
Betty Strait
Roscoe Ausmus
Sixth Street
Perkins Hospital
Town City
Russell Benedict
Donald
Vivien
Delbert
Betty Joe
Russel Lloyd
Arnold Benedict
Leslie Wells
Loren
Raymond Arline
Betty Jean
Marvin Wells
Wells
A. R. Sargent
M. E. Young
Mark
Carol Young
Roscoe
Ausmus
Betty
Bea Strait
H. T. Crawford
A .L. van Fossen
Barnes
Walter
Eleanor Jean Virginia
Katherine Barnes
Simpson
John &. Titus
Woman's Mission Study Club
Congregational Church
Emma Kendall
George M. Hibner
Frederick Keith
Louis Ross
Dakotas
West
Jack Ellis
Muscatine
Mary Shook
St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids
J. B. Rogers
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Rogers
J A. Rogers
Fremont, Neb
Jean Rogers
Fremont
Etha Belle Rogers
H F Lockwood
Mary
Lois
Ray McCalley
Donna
Virginia Vaughn
Arthur McKean
Robert Stull
Bobby
Bernice Reynolds
DeVedar Troy
Camp Huaga
Reuben Merrill
Shellsburg Bank
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