Hog Market Slips Amid Limited Demand In Chicago Trade
Chicago markets show hog prices easing with ample receipts and weak demand from local and eastern buyers. Light weight butchers fetch around $1.85 per pound dressed, while 200-300 pound hogs trade at $9.60-9.80. Cattle and sheep activity mixed as steers hold above $12.00, with lambs and yearlings rising early before settling.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Sinclair Nog
Sinclairs
Livestock Prices Across Midwest Markets
AP reports diverse receipts and steady to varying prices for hogs cattle and sheep across Chicago Omaha Des Moines Waterloo Mason City Ottumwa and other markets. Hogs 140-350 lbs mostly steady to down. cattle receipts large with price ranges on steers cows and calves. sheep activity limited with lambs mixed. Prices noted for specific weight classes and regional packing plants.
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Chicago
Bonn
Inter
ST. Pau
Eee
ST Pau
S Dept Agriculture
Omaha
Austin Hog Market Prices Show Steady Pork Packing Trends
In Austin market reports hog buyers list steady prices for various weights. Packer quotes cover 350-425 Ibs at 750, 423-450 Ibs at 730, 180-200 Ibs at 880, 200-250 Ibs at 890, 250-290 Ibs at 865, 290-350 Ibs at 830 to 860, and packing sows at 7 dollars plus adjustments.
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Des Moines
Uus Dent
Iowa
Minnesota
Austin
Mini
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hogs are steady on the local market with no changes in any grade on Monday and the top price remains at 925 dollars.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
A Cedar Rapids listing shows varied prices for produce and livestock including rye barley corn hens and cocks, fruits such as Valencia oranges Texas grapefruit lemons and bananas, vegetables like lettuce celery cabbage and beans, and animal products including cured hides and horse prices. Notable items include potatoes at 2.00 per bag and black raspberries at 2.00.
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Valencia
Texas
Chicago Produce Markets Report Delivers Mixed Prices
Chicago market notes show butter receipts steady with creamery and extra firsts around 23c to 24c, eggs steady near 23c to 29c for various grades, and poultry offerings including hens, rock fryers, and turkeys at mixed small gains. Potatoes on track with moderate demand and slow trading, while New York and Chicago futures close with mixed butter and egg contracts.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Arkansas US
California
U S
Missouri
Oklahoma
Buss
New York
Wool Market and Commodities Prices in Early Trading
Boston wool prices firm on limited turnover with demand for G 45 and finer wools and white bulk combing wools selling around 65 to 70 scoured basis. New York raw sugar markets show steady or lower tendencies with July and September contracts down amid liquidation. Foreign exchange rates list wide cross rates for major currencies including Britain France Germany and Switzerland with several spots quoted near or above parity.
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Foreign Exchange
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Hungary
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Minneapolis Flour Market Report Highlights Prices
A clipped Minneapolis market note shows flour at 15 cents, Chicago and Atlantic figures, 98 lb cotton sacks priced around 20 a barrel, pure bran listed near 17, standard middlings around 21 dollars, with miscellaneous family patents and a $700 million reference.
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Minneapolis
Missing One Old Egg in San Francisco
Dr. Frederic Nelson Pugsley, a visiting scientist from the Orient, frantically searches Monday for a very old egg believed laid by a pterodactyl about 50 million years ago.
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San Francisco
Frederic Nelson Pugsley
The
Orient
Pugsley
Wheat Prices Jump as Sales Check Upward Trend
Wheat prices fluctuated nervously on the Chicago board as aggressive selling near the close checked the upward trend. July wheat rose about 15 cents, corn and oats followed the general rally, and futures responded to strength in Liver pool and Kansas City markets. Traders noted expected dry warm weather, with a forecas t of showers boosting bullish sentiment and cash prices higher on limited receipts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
R.O Cromwell
Nebraska
Iowa
Steel stocks lead gains as market solidifies Monday
Steel shares and industrials advanced in a bullish session with Acme Steel rising over 3 points and U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic among mid range gainers. Transfers around 1.2 million shares. GM reports June consumer sales up from May.
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Acme Steel
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republican Steel
National Steel
American Rolling Mill
Allied Chemical
Bullard Co
J. C. Penney
International Harvester
Case
Industrial Rayon
American Tobacco
Grain Prices and Cash Market Update From Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain movement reports show cash prices for wheat corn oats and other staples across Chicago and Minneapolis. Prices include No 2 red wheat 82 cents No 1 yellow corn 85 cents and various white oats and durum values with futures and delivery notes noted for July and September epochs.
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Chicago
Son Arley
Minneapolis
Montana
Adrienne Ames Sues Cabot For Divorce
Adrienne Ames, screen actress, and Bruce Cabot, actor, headed for the divorce courts as their marriage dissolves over clashes of personalities and temperaments. Martin Gang, attorney for Ames, said the divorce complaint would be filed Monday.
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Los Angeles
Adrienne Ames
Bruce Cabot
Martin Gang
Monay
Quakes on Afghan border damage homes across towns
Earthquakes struck towns in the Uzbek and Tadzhik regions along the Afghanistan border on Saturday. No injuries were reported as damage affected houses in multiple communities.
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Moscow
Tadzhik
Ousted Omaha V Head Ends Life
Dr. W. E. Sealock former president of the Municipal University of Omaha died by suicide after his dismissal sparked by alleged spying charges. He charged academic freedom suppression as faculty protests grew. board of regents and attorney Paul L. Martin resigned in protest.
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Municipal University of Omaha
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Board of Regents
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The
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Dr. Sealock
University Board of Regents
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William C. Ramsey
State Troops Rule 3 Washington Cities In Lumber Strike
Seattle AP reports Washington National Guard troops seized duties in Aberdeen Hoquiam and Ta coma to guard workers returning to mills amid a lumber strike. Major W C Hand leads the battalion with Gov Clarence D Martin and local officials backing the move as a potential martial law step depending on developments.
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Washington National Guard
Pacific Northwest
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Tacoma
Grays Harbor
W. C. Hand
Clarence D. Martin
Grays Harbor County
Ray Carroll
Major Hand
City Council Approves Walter Allison Water Main Contract
The city council approved a contract with Walter Allison for 290 feet of water main on C avenue NE from Dunreath drive to Gwendolyn drive. Allison guarantees a minimum income for five years and several street oiling and drainage projects were authorized along with curb work at 218 222 First street NE and a sewage plant payment.
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C Avenue
Dunreath Drive
Gwendolyn Drive
Allison
McKay Construction Company
First Street
The
Stark Building Company
Births Report From Mercy Hospital Names Three New Babies
Three families announce births at Mercy hospital. A son born July 6 to Mr and Mrs Frank Mulherin of 1709 G avenue NW. A daughter born July 6 to Mr and Mrs Paul Morrison of 2204 Johnson avenue NW. A daughter born July 8 to Mr and Mrs Alfred Mason of 321 B avenue NW. A son born July 8 to Mr and Mrs Montelle Knapp of Springfield 11. Mrs Knapp formerly Miss Mary Northey.
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G Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Paul Morrison
Johnson Avenue NW
Alfred Mason
B Avenue NW
Montelle ‘Knapp
Springfield
Knapp
Mary Northey
Bond Markets Show Mixed Tone as Demand Remains Cautious
New York bond market opened with restrained buying as weakness in some sectors limited gains. Government securities attracted higher bids, a few prime industrials firm, but most semi‑municipal loans stayed hesitant. Rail and utility issues fluctuated, while some foreign bonds remained mixed in trading.
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Federal
Southern Railway
Columbia Gas and Electric
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Goodyear
Allow C. S. A. to Dispense Beer at Little Bohemia
Prokop Velky of C. S. A. will sell beer in the quarters formerly occupied by Little Bohemia after the city council granted an amended beer permit. The lodge owns the building and plans to operate two bars on the same premises, with the downstairs room on Eleventh avenue and the upstairs bar used only during dances. City attorney Harry S. Johnson ruled no restriction prevents two bars serving beer on the same premises.
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Prokop Velky
Third Street
Little Bohemia
Lodge
Harry S. Johnson
Eleventh Avenue
Legal tangle blocks renaming local playground commission
City council delays a proposed rename to department of recreation as the budget and ordinances refer to playground commission and state law keeps the current designation. The request was sent to the legal department for review of the naming conflict.
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Department of Recreation
Louis D. Burgos
Woman Suffers Burns After Spilling Boiling Water
Mrs Isaac Vorest aged 26 of 123 First Avenue W suffered second degree burns to her left leg right arm and chest at noon Monday when she spilled a kettle of boiling water while preparing lunch. Barbara Stinson in the same building summoned a physician and ambulance. Vorest was taken to Mercy hospital.
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First Avenue W
Barbara Stinson
Deaths Ralph S. Crowell 60 Cedar Rapids
Ralph S. Crowell 60 a Cedar Rapids resident for 24 years died at his home 1004 First avenue W after a brief illness. Born in Rockford Iowa April 18 1875 he sold pumps for 28 years. Survived by wife Myrtle six children two sisters and a brother. Funeral in Beatty chapel and Rockford cemetery with Masons and church members in attendance.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
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Chandler Pump Company
Myrtle E. Steuben
Stanley R
Carol S
Donald E
Los Angeles
Lucien Clark
Marion
Katheryn
Harriett
W. L. Barden
Greenville
Mich
Crowell
Crescent Lodge No. 25
A. M
Trinity Methodist Church
Beatty Chapel
Harold Mayo
Crescent Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Mrs. Mary B. Sweet Dies in Marshalltown
Mrs. Mary B. Sweet aged 89 widow of Alva A. Sweet died Sunday night at the Soldiers home in Marshalltown after long illness. They lived many years in the Dairy Dale district. he died February 1931. Survived by nieces and nephews including Mrs. Elmer Runkle, S. C. Hershey of Cedar Rapids, and John V. Milligan near Marion. She was a member of the First Baptist church and left the area years ago. funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Alva A. Sweet
Soldiers Home
Marshalltown
Dairy Dale
Elmer Runkle
S. C. Hershey
Cedar Rapids
John V. Milligan
Marion
Sweet
First Baptist Church
Death of Donald Rhinehart 414 months old in Marion area
Donald Dryer Rhinehart son of Mr and Mrs Edward L Rhinehart died at 1 25 am Sunday in a local hospital. He leaves two sisters Elizabeth Ann Virginia Mac six brothers John Edward William Joseph Frank and Harold and a grandmother Mrs M Dryer of Chicago. Funeral at Beatty chapel Tuesday 2 pm conducted by Rev F H Ward. Burial in Linwood family lot. Friends invited Monday 9 pm.
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Edward L. Rhinehart
Marion
Alburnett Road
Elizabeth Ann
Virginia Mac
John
Edward
William
Joseph
Frank
Harold
Beatty Chapel
F. H. Ward
Linwood
Inmate Nicholas Sherman Dies at Linn County Home
Nicholas Sherman 75 died at Linn County Home where he had lived since May 13 1931 at 2 30 p m. Beatty Mortuary asked to be notified of any relatives.
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Nicholas Sherman
Linn County
Beatty Mortuary
Marion News Notes on Local Obituaries and Social Events
Mrs Lettie Williams 70 dies at home Marion Iowa from heart attack. Funeral plans set at Yocom chapel with burial Forest Hill cemetery Anamosa. Read of reunions, church activities and community notices across Marion including plays picnics and club meetings.
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Lettie Williams
W J Greer Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Marion
W J Greer marked his eightieth birthday at a Marion dinner attended by his sister by marriage Mrs C B Cowan of Spirit Lake and siblings Mrs E J Gilmore and Mrs M Hickman. Born in Canada he moved to Iowa as an infant and has lived in Linn county forty three years with a Minnesota interlude after marriage in 1884.
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Marshall Hickman
E. J. Gilmore
Marion
C. B. Cowan
Spirit Lake
Hickman
Gilmore
Cowan
Greer
Mr. Greer
Canada
Iowa
Minnesota
Linn County
Picnic Dinner Honors Several Local Birthdays
Mr and Mrs Harry Pickerill hosted a picnic dinner celebrating the birthdays of Mr Pickerill Everett Cross and Mrs Charles Morris. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Bartels and granddaughter Mary Joan Keith, Mr and Mrs Olvey Harris and daughter Mildred, Mr and Mrs Ollie Gardner and son Archie, Mr and Mrs Ray Moneypenney and children Sharon and Russell of Cedar Rapids, Mr and Mrs Charles Morris Center Point, Mr and Mrs Everett Cross Troy Mills, Mahlon Heath, Miss Evelyn Randauist and Miss Alice Carlberg of Marion.
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Velda
Bettie
Eightieth birthday celebrated for Co. W. Emerson at Ellis Park
Sunday a picnic dinner at Ellis park honored 80 year old Co. W. Emerson. Attending were daughters Alta and Elva Emerson of Marion, Ellen Meade of Cedar Rapids, Maude Ogden and Mrs. Charles Bowman of Clinton. Born July 2 at St. Luke's hospital, Patricia Anne to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Klopp. Earl Stanton visited his brother Roy Stanton at University hospital in Iowa City. Various local families and societies planned picnics at Thomas park and attended church events in Marion and nearby towns.
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St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Patricia Anne
Dan Klopp
Earl Stanton
Brother
Roy Stanton
University Hospital
Iowa City
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