Hog Prices Rise in Chicago Market as Receipts Grow
Chicago market reports rising hog prices with top bids near 9.90 and higher bids in eastern markets. Wednesday receipts include cattle 7,000 hogs 10,000 sheep 1,000, with brisk demand for dressed pork and limited loins. Continuous price activity across regions shows steady to higher quotes and moderate packing demand amid lighter supplies.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
ST Pai Wisnestoluk
Pau
Dep. Agriculate
Towa Hog Aeceipts
Des Moines
API
U S Dept Aericulture
Interior Town
Asan Eaoty
Sinclair Hog Market
Sinclair's
Gogit
Chicago Markets Produce Prices and Livestock Totals
Receipts and prices for butter eggs and cheese in Chicago and other markets shown. Livestock summaries include Omaha Des Moines and New York figures with steers heifers cows hogs and sheep noted by weight ranges and price ranges.
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New York
SEO
Ongards
Commercia
Penn
Porkers Higher On Local Market
Hog prices strengthened on the local market Tuesday with advances of 5 to 10 cents across grades. The top price rose to 9.30 dollars.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce Listings
A fragmented Cedar Rapids price list shows grain with oats 32¢, corn shelled 84¢, rye 43¢, barley 63¢, and produce including Valencia oranges 3.25 for 9 3/4, lemons 7.00, potatoes 1.15, bananas 0.76, black raspberries 2.00, head lettuce crate 1.25, Michigan celery 0.65 a dozen, cabbage 1.50, beans 2.00 per basket, onions 2.00 per bag. Also listed are cured hides with No 1 beef 24¢, No 2 beef 34¢, calves 8¢ and 6.5¢, kip prices, and horse prices 27 and 238 with green hides 1% less.
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Pyilennery
Valencia
Sugar Market Moves Amid Mixed NYAP Trading
Raw sugar prices changed little on Tuesday with no sales and spot quotes steady to modestly higher. Futures firmed on active commissions as Sept and Mar contracts rose while refined sugar held at $325 per 100 pounds.
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New York
Commission House Uy
Black rust lifts wheat prices on Chicago board
Black rust returns as a market factor spurs grain gains on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat climbs with July up 84 cents and a दोस्तों, corn and oats rise while trade remains active.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Montana
Grain Movement Reports Cash Grain Prices in Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago cash provisions show No 2 red wheat at 83 and No 2 yellow corn around 29. Soybeans No 2 yellow at 75 and malting at 0. Limousin seed and clover seed prices listed. Minneapolis receipts scarcely compare to last year with No 1 northern wheat around 1.05 to 1.09, various protein grades, and futures for No 3 yellow corn at about 26 to 28. GATS No 3 white bids around 33 to 34.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Art Northwest
Duluth
ST Louis
Kansas City
Bond Markets Steady Amid Mixed Movement In New York
New York bond market held a steadier tone on Tuesday as most sections edged forward fractionally under broad demand. Government issues were unchanged to slightly higher while Southern Railway securities sparked a renewed rush of cover and buying among junior carrier bonds, lifting values about 0.4 to 1 point in several issues. A new sinking spell appeared in Postal Telegraph Co. bonds.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Southern Railway
Postal Telegraph Co
Bond Market Edge: Utilities and Industrials Firm
U S bonds closed with utilities and industrials showing a firm undertone while some issues rose. Notable gains appeared in Consolidated Gas Sigs 10546 American and Foreign Power 5s 71 Chile Copper 5s 95% Detroit Edison 4198 11244 and Youngstown Sheet and Tubers 98. Carrier bonds rebounded after yesterday’s disorderly advance and a bad Italian government 7s spill weighed on the foreign division.
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Chile
Detroit Edison
Youngstown
Rail stock rally lifts New York markets on Tuesday
A rally in lagging rail shares boosted the New York equity market with gains in Santa Fe Union Pacific Illinois Central and other leaders. Trading was brisk early then eased with transports gaining and industrials mostly holding, while silver mining shares softened as lead producers advanced.
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Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Radio Preferred
Bullard
Anaconda
Montgomery
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Illinois Central
Fox Film
Loews
Eastman Kodak
Sears Roebuck
Radio
Montgomery Ward
Inland Steel
Plan To Act Next Week On Cedar River Sanitation
Iowa executive council will decide next week on the Cedar river pollution problem after sanitary engineers report extreme contamination between Waverly and Columbus Junction. Gov. Herring was absent at Tuesday’s meeting delaying action. council may require five cities dumping raw sewage to build disposal plants and set erection dates.
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Cedar River
Iowa
Waverly
Columbus Junction
Executive Council
Clyde L. Herring
Minnesota
Louis Howe Fights Back From Illness
Washington AP Louis M Howe secretary and political adviser to President Roosevelt fights back from a serious illness that nearly claimed his life last winter The 64 year old veteran strategist remains confined to a White House room and uses an oxygen tent yet he monitors national affairs and speaks by telephone with other secretaries.
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Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
White House
Venetian Cardinal La Fontaine Dies at 74
Pietro Cardinal la Fontaine, 74, patriarch of Venice, died Tuesday in Venice Italy from arteriosclerosis. He was once mentioned as a possible successor to Pope Benedict XV.
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Italy
Pietro Cardinal la Fontaine
Benedict XV
Deaths Mrs Margaret Anna Kepler Cedar Rapids Woman
Mrs. Margaret Anna Kepler widow of Charles W. Kepler died at 2 45 PM Monday at her daughter Mrs Charles Blecher’s home 1735 Ellis Blvd NW after a brief illness. Born November 8 1856 in Ansbach Germany she came to the United States 63 years ago. Survived by three daughters Mrs R F Wright Mrs S T McCullough and Mrs Charles Blecher Cedar Rapids four sons William John and Harry all of Cedar Rapids and Walter of Springfield Missouri eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at Turner chapel Wednesday 2 PM with Rev W O Eckler of Tama officiating burial Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Charles W. Kepler
Cedar Rapids
Charles Blecher
Ellis Boulevard
Kepler
Ansbach
Germany
R. F. Wright
S. T. McCullough
William
John
Harry
Walter
Springfield
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
Turner Chapel
W. O. Eckler
Tama
Linwood Cemetery
Death of John N. Anderson in Cedar Rapids
John N. Anderson died at his home 1124 Fifteenth Street SE at 6 15 p m on Monday after a brief illness. Born April 21 1858 in Warren Ohio he lived in Cedar Rapids ten years. Survived by wife five children eight grandchildren three great grandchildren and J R Anderson of Council Bluffs. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery with service at Brady Chapel at 2 p m Wednesday. friends may call Tuesday evening.
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Fifteenth Street
Warren, O
Cedar Rapids
G. E. Bornbolt
George Dingmars
Mark Beach
San Diego
Calif
O. B. Nehls
Paradise Valley
Nev
J. R. Anderson
Council Bluffs
Brady Chapel
Oak Hi
Funeral services for Ralph S Crowell in Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Ralph S Crowell will be held in the Beatty chapel Wednesday at 10 a.m. The Rev. Harold Mayo and Crescent lodge No. 25 A F and A M will conduct. The body will be moved to Rockford for 3 p.m. graveside rites. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Beatty Chapel
Harold Mayo
Crescent Lodge
A. F
A. M
Rockford
Funeral services for Mrs Mary B Sweet held at Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Mary B Sweet will be held in the Turner chapel at 3 30 pm Wednesday with the Rev R F Judson presiding Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the Turner chapel
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R. F. Judson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Leadio Gardner and Vera Bittle
Harold O. Gardner of Waterloo and Vera M. Bittle of Lisbon secured marriage licenses.
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Waterloo
Vera M. Bittle
Lisbon
Wool Market Quiet Despite Small Purchases in Boston
The wool market shows only light activity this week with occasional small fills. Prices on short fleece combing and territory wool ranged around 43 to 67 cents scoured, low quarter bloc territory wool at 50 to 63 cents scoured.
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Robton
Dept. Agriculture
Boston
Marion News Boy Confesses to Daylight Robberies
A 12 year old Marion youth confessed to two daylight safekeeping robberies at Wendall Hardware, admitting $63.26 recovered from caches and $10 spent, with $20 stolen July 3 and $70 July 6. An adult was suspected in the second theft. money found under lumber yard shingles. A newborn, Harry DeVere, was born July 6 to Mr and Mrs Marry D Oakley.
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Payn
Kendall
Floods Flatten Dozen Montana Squatter Towns
In Glasgow Montana reports say a dozen settlement hamlets below the Fort Peck project were partially demolished by twin disasters of tornado and flood. About 600 refugees 100 injured and one dead were tallied as Wheeler Park Grove New Deal Square Deal Roeville Delano Heights Lakeview Wilson and other hamlets were left with splintered wood.
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Iowa Post Office Clerks Meeting Set For Cedar Rapids
Davenport AP reports Cedar Rapids chosen as 1936 convention city. Officers to be elected and unfinished business to be concluded Tuesday afternoon at the joint convention of the Iowa state post office clerks and auxiliary.
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Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Iowa State Post Office
Iowa residents with no prior license seek DHS written request
Iowa residents who have never held a driver's license must write to the motor vehicle department in Des Moines declaring their desire and lack of prior license. A notice explains that after receipt applicants will learn exam date in their home county seat and details of the test administered by National Safety Council trainees.
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Motor Vehicle Department
Des Moines
James H. Smith
L. E. Wallace
State Motor Vehicle Department
State Department
National Safety Council
Accused Of Carrying Gun Concealed In Car
Leonard Benish 21 of Cedar Rapids is accused of carrying a concealed weapon in an automobile under the newly amended state law. Sheriff James H. Smith and Deputy Sheriff Dick Payn arrested him near an inn on Highway 161 south of the Cedar Rapids airport after officers found a .32 caliber revolver in a door pocket of the car.
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Leonard Benish
Route No
Cedar Rapids
James H. Smith
Dick Payn
Benish
Divorce Granted In Cruel Treatment Case
Judge H C Ring grants Bertha Miller a divorce from Joseph C Miller on cruel and inhuman treatment. Court dismisses the defendant’s cross petition. Miller couple married March 26 1902 and separated September 1931. Marion real estate and goods awarded to plaintiff with monthly support.
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Bertha Miller
Joseph C. Miller
Marion
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Josephine Metcalf
Funeral services for Josephine Louise Metcalf who died visiting relatives in Beloit Kansas were held at Yocom chapel led by Rev W E Fisher. Darrell Gilmore and George Michel sang, pallbearers named, burial in Oak Shade cemetery. She was born August 18 1861 in Leavenworth Kansas and lived in Linn county from age nine. She married Willis Metcalf October 5 1881 and had five children. Her survivors include four grandchildren and one sister. A rural community note section follows with local church ladies aid activities and a railway mail association meeting scheduled in Cedar Rapids.
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Beloit
Kan
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Darrell Gilmore
George Michel
Charley Michel
Frank Stark
Clarence Byerly
Don Atwater
Jack Watts
Ed Bayanovsky
Oak Shade
Josephine Louise Munier
Theodore and
Clemence Munier
Leavenworth
Linn County
Willis Metcalf
Elsie Chesrown
Della Glaue
Pearl Metcalf
Carl Metcalf
Marion
Clemence Frederick
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Ches Brown
Richard Harold
Gerald Edward Frederick
Harold Edward Metcalf
Albert Levasseur
Wyoming
Metcalf
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Response Instructions
The notice lists ad rates by line count with costs per line and a 10 cent surcharge for out of town blind ads. It explains readers may respond to Gazette Want Ads by writing to The Gazette Want Ad Department if only phone numbers are provided.
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