Hogs Steady At Chicago as Upsurge Tapers Off
Chicago wholesale hog prices remained steady on Tuesday as Monday’s rise slowed. Packers at Chicago reported 14,000 hogs with 2,000 directs, top bid around 10.10, while cattle and calves also showed mixed moves across Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St. Louis markets. Representative sales included steers and heifers with varied weights and prices, and total sheep reported near 9,800 with Chicago leading at 5,000 head and firm to higher tone elsewhere.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Ave
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Livestock Market Report From Austin and Sioux City
Austin Minnesota and Sioux City stockyards report cattle hogs and sheep bids and receipts. Cattle pricings range from common to choice with steer and heifer values quoted, hogs show steady to 15 cent declines, and sheep demand steady with lambs and ewes priced for sale. Stakeholders include Sioux City and St Paul markets and USDA department notices.
Chicago Livestock Prices Report Mixed Moves Across Markets
U S Department of Agriculture reports steady to firm hog and cattle quotes across Chicago Omaha and Des Moines markets. Cattle receipts around 7 000 head with steady to higher bids for steers and yearlings while heifers and cows show mixed strength. hogs uneven with some weights up to 9.50 per cwt and sows active. Regional listings include Omaha Des Moines Mason City Waterloo and Mason City with varied weights and price ranges for steer calves steers yearlings and v cattle.
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Omana Livestock
Omana
API
S Dept. Agriculture
Stronn
Hogs steady on Cedar Rapids market despite mixed calf and sheep gains
Hogs held at 9.45 on the Cedar Rapids market while calves and sheep rose. Calf top 8.50 for good to choice 140-190 pounds. Sheep firm with lambs 65-80 tied to spring demand. Cattle ranged with choice to prime steers 9.25 to 9.75 per 100 pounds, yearlings 8.00 to 9.25, and common heft at weaker prices. Canners and cutters about 8.50 to 9.25 with bulls around 6.00.
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ST Pau
South ST Paul
S. Dept. Agriculture
Rogsstass
Mason City Hoss
Waterloo Hoss
Cedar Rapids
Oo Wilson
Tae Ee
Eae
Thy
Ray Gang Gts
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Market Prices
Market listings show Wheat No 1 at 62c No 2 at 60c Oats 22c Barley 30c No 2 corn 49c yellow No 3 yellow ingleados? Soybeans No 2 yellow tels. Hay and straw baled sold at 7.50 and 5.00 per unit Fresh fruits and vegetables priced including lemons 6.00 crate grapefruit 3.00 Texas cantaloupes 4.00 watermelons 2c per pound assorted hides and pelts listed with prices for cattle horse and horse parts.
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Hee
Roy
Granefruit
Texas
Colery
Wisconsin Cheese and International Rates Plummet
In Plymouth Wisconsin cheese quotes show Cheddars at 12 4c and a slate of dairy prices. The foreign exchange market in New York reports dollar terms for European currencies with spot rates to the day, listing Canada Belgium Czechoslovakia Denmark and other nations alongside travel and miscellaneous rates.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Board
Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
Canada
Montreal
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Benevolent
Greece
Hungary
Italy
Yugoslavia
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Argentina
Brazil
Mexico City
Japan
Honekonr
Kinley Blast Death Declared Accidental in California
A coroner's jury in Santa Rosa ruled Newton B. Kinley a 57 year old wealthy orchardist and former vice crusader died from an accidental blast on his ranch caused by blasting powder. Kinley had been released Friday on $1,000 bail on a morals charge involving a 13 year old farm girl, which he denied.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Newton B. Kinley
Kinley
Brandon Beaten in Little Eight Clash with Hazleton
Special to The Gazette Brandon's ball team lost 8-7 to Hazleton in a Sunday Little Eight league game in Brandon.
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the Gazette
Brandon
Hazleton
Sharp Corn Rally Lifts Wheat on Chicago Board
Sharp corn upturn pushes wheat up more than two cents on the Chicago board of trade with outside market strength and northwest rust reports. Wheat closes up 21 to 214 cents, July negative? 735? cents. corn up 24 to 254 cents, July 60? cents. oats up 1% to 1 cent. Receipts and country sales cited.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Chicago grain quotations and market notes
Market report from Lamson Brothers details Chicago grain quotes for wheat corn rye and soybeans with July September and December prices. Also lists Chicago cash wheat and corn basis grades, oats rye and barley bids and Minneapolis and Winnipeg quotes with receipts and trading basis. Includes miscellaneous provisions and related price ranges.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
H.R. Macwrey
Cedar Rauids
Merchants National Bank
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Produce Markets Mixed as Poultry Prices Steady
Markets from Chicago and New York show mixed movements in produce. Poultry prices hold steady for hens, with weak demand for chickens. potatoes report varied receipts and quality, while New York eggs, butter, and cheese markets reflect unsettled or steady trends across standard grades and specialties.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Colored Springs
California
White Rose
Bliss
Kansas
Idaho
U. S
Cobblers
Missouri
U__S
Virginia
NEW York Produce
New York
Bond Market Slips Amid Rail Issues and Mixed Industrials
New York bond review shows railroad issues drifting downward with several leaders off about a point, while much of the market remains steady. Industrials gainers include Anaconda Copper and Bethlehem Steel as Treasury and government bonds display modest moves.
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New York
Izens
Southern Pacific
Erie
N. Y. Central
New Engeland R. R
Pennsylvania General
NY Central
Wiinels Central
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Frisco
Bethlehem Steel
Texas Corp
McKesson and Robbins
Shell Union
Ohio Man Named Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks
Dr. Edward James McCormick of Toledo Ohio a surgeon was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Atlantic City New Jersey to succeed Major Charles Spencer Hart of New York City.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Edward James McCormick
Toledo
Ohio
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Charles Spencer Hart
New York City
Stocks Close Near Year High After Late Rally
A late session surge lifted many stocks to near year highs as buying surged in the final hour. Volume reached about 1.5 million shares with rails and utilities leading gains though most favorites finished below the top. Rail bonds firmed late as curb gainers like Aluminum of America and American Cyanamid showed early strength.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
U. 5S Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Wright Aeronautical
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Can
Westinghouse
General Electric
Johns- Manville
Consolidated Edison
North American
du Pont
Union Carbide
Santa Fe
N. Central
Aluminum of America
Chicago Flexible Shaft
Newyout Mining
Pittsburgh Plate Ass
Wall Street Quotation Highlights From Tuesday
Published by J E Bennett Co with W H Jumpmangeer listing numerous stocks and prices. Adams Express to Allied Stores and many others show varied percents and dollar figures in a dense tickers snapshot.
Consolation Letter Arrives In Prospective Bride Dilemma
Matawan New Jersey widow Jud son van Arsdale, who has two possible brides in his cottage and has delayed marriage for a week, received a letter from a Brooklyn man seeking to correspond with the potential loser. The sender, 44, asks for a meeting and to hear back, and van Arsdale handed the note to one of the women.
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van Arsdale
Paul Busenbark Dead at Spencer
Paul Busenbark died at his Spencer home Tuesday. He was the son of Alfred and Flora Busenbark of Linn county, with the widow and children Maxine and John remaining in Spencer. Survived by brother Ralph of Mount Vernon and sister Mrs. Florence Berry of Chicago, plus half siblings in Chicago Oakland Berkeley Mount Vernon and Marion. No funeral details received.
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Oscar Busenbark
Paul Busenbark
Spencer
Alfred
Flora Busenbark
Linn County
Marion
Maxine
John
Ralph
Mount Vernon
Florence Berry
Chicago
Quincy Busenbark
Millie Staufer
Oakland
Calif
Lucy M. Harbach
Berkeley
Will Travis
Jalan Groll
Install Officers of Grove City Rebekah Lodge No 35
Mrs Mable Hoffman district deputy president of Springville and her staff installed Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 officers. Outgoing noble grand Harma Parks received a gift. Prairie Union Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Langhoff at the Legion hall with a program of duets, solos, readings, plays, and group performances.
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Mable Hoffman
Springville
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
IOO
F. Hall
Noble Grand
Harma Parks
Hazel Biesecker
Elsie Knapp
R.S.N.G
Ella Harding
L.S.N.G
Mary Castle
R.S.V.G
May O'Kelly
LS. V.G
Callie Knapp
Cora Starks
Alma Zimmer
Gladys Ballard
Bertha Adee
Ella Mack
Myrtle Fairley
Helen Burns
Prairie Union Club
Fred Langhoff
Legion Hall
Betty
Jean Scott
Hazel Hutton
John Coons
Clyde Scott
Alford Hoffman
Betty Hoffman
Jean
Betty Scott
Orlan Hann
Raymond Etzel
Douglas Ross
Clem Weis
Marguerite Etzel
Albert Scott
4 H Club Meets at Corinne Knapp Home
Marion 4 H club members held demonstrations with Miss Dorothy Hutton and Jean Stamy leading. Betty Hoffman joined, and future meeting set at Mary Jane Davis home. Several visitors attended including Faye Carver and Jean Roher. Also notes on church activities and local social visits.
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Corinne Knapp
Dorothy Hutton
Jean Stamy
Theresa Farley
Ardyce Quaas
Hazel Hutton
Arlene Quaas
Mary Jane Davis
Betty Roher
Shirley Carver
Betty Lou Scott
Arlene
Dorothy Pflughaupt
Catherine Reinheimer
Lucille Ambdenstock
Faye Carver
Marion Towers
Jean Roher
Ruth Clark
Jeanette Fleisher
Betty Hoffman
Engagement of Miss Margaret Carson Announced
The engagement of Miss Margaret Carson to Richard Wager was announced at a party hosted by the Carsons at 975 Twelfth Street. The couple plan to wed on August 11, with bridge games and refreshments featured for attendees from Cedar Rapids and Marion.
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Margaret Carson
O. M. Carson
Richard Wager
J. F. Wager
Central City
Miss Carson
Twelfth Street
Mary Lockwood
Carson
Don Peterson
Springville
Phyllis Closson
Catherine Cooper
Ed Lee
Cedar Rapids
Marian Busby
Jean Dow
Elinor Kendall
G. A. Storck
Marion
Court house dispute on door and window extras in Linn County
Linn county supervisors challenged a contractor claim of 58 for extras on a courthouse basement painting job won by Carl E. Jeffrey. The board withheld approval, noting 27 for steam pipes was allowed but casings should be part of doors and windows, and referred the issue to the county attorney for an opinion.
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Linn County
Carl E. Jeffrey
8060
Avenue NW
Jeffrey
Elmer M. Scevell
Divorces and will admitted to probate in local court
Divorces filed on cruel and inhuman grounds include Ruth Votava versus Yaro Votava and J A Williams versus Fern E Williams. Mrs. Votava seeks custody of two children. A separate maintenance decree for Leone S Dytrt and William R Dytrt Jr was set aside. The will of John Shank dated June 26 1926 was admitted to probate, Frances Shank named legatee and executrix. Want Ads tout corkers to sell young porkers.
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Ruth Votava
Yaro Votava
Carrollton
J. A. Williams
Fern E. Williams
Cedar Rapids
John Shank
C. J. Haas
Frances Shank
Anamosa Youth Injured by Electric Fan at Savoy Cafe
William Hines, 19, of Anamosa, employed as a student dishwasher at the Savoy cafe in Iowa City, suffered a hand injury when a towel whipped into an electric fan blade. He was treated at University Hospital Monday. officials said the injury was not serious.
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Anamosa
Iowa City
the Gazette
Wiliam Hines
Sylvia Hines
University Hospital
Savoy Cafe
Hines
Death notices and funeral plans in Cedar Rapids area
Mrs. Mary M. La Rue widow of Andrew La Rue died at 8 15 p m Monday at her niece Mrs Ralph C Hubler 423 G avenue NW after a long illness Born May 11 1868 in Wilton she lived there most of her life and came to Cedar Rapids 14 years ago For 13 years she was supervisor in the Home for the Friendless Surviving also include sister Charlotte Brown and several nieces and a nephew plus other nieces in New York Arizona and Cedar Rapids Funeral services will be in Turner chapel with burial at West Liberty Mrs L C Myers ended her life Monday and funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at Hatton chapel near Trenton Missouri Burial will be in a local cemetery Friends may call at Janeba and Brosh mortuary Mrs Myers born in Trenton 58 years ago moved to Cedar Rapids 15 years ago She is survived by husband four stepchildren four step sisters and one brother from Seattle Washington Also living in the area are Mrs J K Graham and Mrs Nellie Martin of Trenton Mrs R V Ford of Kansas City and Mrs Claude James of Osgood Missouri
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Mary M. la Rue
Andrew la Rue
Ralph C. Hubler
G Avenue
Wilton
Cedar Rapids
Hubler
Charlotte Brown
John de Vore
Joel la Rue
Saratoga Spa
New York
Frank Barkhurst
West Liberty
Harvey Scull
Phoenix, Ariz
Leonard Devore
la Rue
Baptist Church
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Turner Chapel
L. C. Myers
Hatton Chapel
Trenton
Janeba and Brosh
Myers
J. K. Graham
Nellie Martin
R. V. Ford
Kansas City
Claude James
Osgood
John McHaury
Seattle
Wash
Convict Iowa City Man Of Driving While Drunk
Earl Amelon of Iowa City was sentenced to three months in county jail by District Judge Harold D. Evans after a jury conviction on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Police and state patrol testified against him this June 29.
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Iowa City
Earl Amelon
Harold D. Evans
Amelon
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Sixth Avenue
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Eighth Street
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Dry Creek
Robert Sloan
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Rock Island
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Toddville
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Blairstown
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Senninger
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Huntington
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Atlanta
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Waterloo
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Hill’s Mills
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Marion Register
Fourth Street
Louise Rathbun
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Tony
Iowa
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Ellis Park
Center Point Road
4Th Ave
Annuke
Yellow Cab Co
Osmond Berry
United State Bank
Fetch Derby
Watson
Western Meter
Iowa Camera Shop
2Nd Ave
Western Mutual Fire Insurance
Stark Insurance Agency
Boae Reece Uggage
Gladstone
Katz Jewelry & Loans
First St SE
Probasco Jeweler
Royal Laundry
Richards College Pharmacy
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Bob's Photo Service
Allied Vain Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Royal Press
Armstrong's
Dubuque
Kenwood
Fotocraft Shop
P.O
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Park Ave
Stoner’s
DIAL
Madeline Beauty Shop
3Rd St
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Iowa Theater
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Sara Park
3Rd St.se
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
LaVogue Beauty Shop
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Peacock
3Rd St. NE
Mac's
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Paris Academy OF Beauty
Ayla
Udesen
Siepman
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Bede Froeremer
George Sirvenka
Swisher Pavilion
Joe Fisher
Hallwood
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