Hog Market Holds Top at 10.25 in Chicago and Midwestern shows
Chicago and multiple west and midwest markets report hog prices held at 10.25 for top money in medium weights under 230 pounds. Other classes drifted lower or steady, receipts lagging last year, with 8,000 hogs and 3,000 cattle at Chicago and widespread activity in Omaha Des Moines and St Louis reports. Bulls and sows showed mixed moves as buyers and packers adjust to market tone.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Indianapolis
St Louis
Omaha
Seuss
OMANA
Iowa
Des Moines
Pamela Iap
Cheeks
The
Gazette
L . le. Dols
Paramount
May Drug Co
Allied van Lines, Inc
C. R. Wright
Chicago Produce Market Receipts Hit Mixed Trade Across Items
Live receipts show 38 trucks with steady to firm hen prices. Leghorn and Rock varieties quoted, turkeys and ducks listed with varied cents per pound. Butter and eggs see steady to higher prices. potatoes report on track with eight stock. New York markets show firmer butter and cheese with steady eggs. Chicago futures note butter, cheese and ghee futures.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Wisconsin
Idaho
Alabama Bliss
California
Missouri Cobblers U
Kanesas Cobblers
Oklahoma Bliss
New York
Heavy Porkers Edge Up on Local Market
Local hog prices edge higher with top grades steady at 9.50 dollars. Good packers rise by 5 cents Friday while cattle market shows weakness across grades with Choice steers 900 to 1100 pounds at 9.00 to 11.00, and cows around 5.00 to 6.00.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Mason City
Good
Fog
Udio
Sinclair Hog Market
Sinclair's
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
A garbled Cedar Rapids market page lists grain items including wheat, rye, corn and oats with mixed price figures, plus livestock like hens and leghorn stock. It shows wholesale fruits and vegetables with prices for oranges, bananas, lettuce, celery and beans, and various hides and beef classifications with salvage values.
Bond Market Slows as Prices Dip in First Half Friday
New York bond traders sent corporate bonds lower on the session with timid bidding amid rails weakness. Industrial and utility issues showed mixed moves while government issues steadied after Thursday’s losses, as Liberty Fourth 4% and various Treasuries traded with modest yields.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Baltimore
Ohio
Columbia Gas and Electric Erie
New York Central North American
Pacific Gas
Postal Telegraph
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Western Union International Telephones
American
Chesapeake and Ohio
U. S
Api-Y
Liberty
Treasury
Foreign exchange rates and sugar market report
New York foreign exchange quotes show multiple currencies with slight gains and losses and notes on Tokyo Hong Kong and Montreal rates. Sugar futures moved late with unchanged spots at 329 and 330 for later shipment, with Sept and March futures barely changed and refined sugar demand steady.
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Foreign Exchange
NEW _YORK
Tap
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Nore Way
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jumoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Raumania
Brazil
Tokio
Shoanghnai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
New York
Montresl
Bearish Grain Market Pressures Prices Down on CBOT
Bearish sentiment after a government crop report lingered in Chicago wheat trading as scattered selling eased prices. July wheat fell to 8133 cents, July corn held near 8134 cents, oats slid 54 cents, while cash prices and receipts showed modest declines amid light trading and favorable belt weather.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Northwestern
Illinois
Grain Market Report with Chicago Minneapolis Cash Prices
Chicago cash grain provisions show No 2 dark hard wheat at 80 2. No 2 red at 84 4. other wheat grades range up to 90 4. corn prices mixed with No 3 mixed and yellow around 46 to 87 cents. oats trading with No 3 white near 34 1 2. barley nominal at 34 to 47 cents. rye, buckwheat, clover seed and lard prices noted. Minneapolis cash grain report records receipts down from year ago. No 1 northern wheat near 1020 to 1030 per bushel with protein grades, No 1 red durum around 73 4 cents, various amber durum values. corn No 2 yellow around 77 14. oats No 3 white around 32 7 9. other prices listed.
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Chicago
Soman Brothers & Co
Owrey
Cedar Rapids
Naonal Bank
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
Itaro
Minneapolie
Wall St. Stocks Hit by Aircraft Shares and Gains
Aircraft motor and specialty issues led Friday’s trading with Douglas Aircraft up over two points and United Aircraft and Wright Aeronautical each higher. General Motors reached new yearly highs as gainers included Chrysler, Chicago Mail Order, Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, and Western Union while United Fruit fell more than two. The session showed quiet volume with about 1,000,000 shares traded and bears easing as building permits nationwide rose to a peak not seen since 1931.
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New York
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Wright Aeronautical
General Motors
Chrysler
Kelsey Wheel
Chicago Mail Order
National Biscuit
Schenley
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Electric Auto
du Pont
Chicago
Air Reduction
Delaware and Hudson
Electric Auto-Lite
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Western Union
Westinghouse
American Telephone and Public Service of
New Jersey
Trade Review
United States
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Fridax
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Hudson Stators
Adv Ramery
App Motors
Ils Central
Alaska Juneau
sIndus Rayon
Allegheny Goronks
Qnspiration
Somgde Srendlt
Amerada Coron
Tel & Tel
Car & Fdy
Johns Manville
Sila
Kans City Sau
Amn
Kayser
Julius Wd
Amn Ice Sec
Kelly Speid
McKesson Rob Es Atech
Marshall Fid
Atlantic
Mack Trucks
Auburn Auto
Magna
Aviation Corpn
Mathieson Ark
Baldwin Loca
Maytag Mig
Balto & Ohio
Miami Copper
Barnsdall ‘A
Beatrice Cry
Wis Mo
Bedix Ava
Best & Co
Werd Beth ‘Steel
Murray Coron
Nash Motors
Nau Biscuit
Dairy Pro
Distirs
Aude Menage
Steed
Byers
Noranda Mines
Northes
North Amn
Ohio Oil
Caterpillar
Cerro de Pasco
Packard Ia
Fack
Patino Mines
Penick & Ford
Cmstp&p
Chao & NW
Penney J
Chrysler Mtr
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Petreletd Sa
Plymouth
Coca Cola
Proctor Gambel
Col Palmolive
Colo
Pullman Co
Col Gas É& Elec
Radio Corpn
Radio Kelth
Rem Rand
Southern
Congoleum
Reyn Tob
Consol Cimars
Consol Gas
Roebuck
Consol Oil
Inc
Shell Union Conti Motors
A&immans Co
Bou Railway
Cub Am Sue
Curtis Wright
Joe Leach
Deere & Co
del L&w
Standard Gas
Dame Mines
Stand Calif
Douglas Air
du Pont de
Stew Warner
Eaton
Timken
Ford Enzland
Freeport Tex
Uni Corpa
Gat United Pratt
Vershey
Woolworth
Hiram Walker
Houston
Keyatown Steel
Ruther Brown
Lynch Corn
Tearshall
Ten Aive
Quaker Gom
Corn Edison
Quaker Ar
Crane Co
Western wool market shows steady demand and firm scours
The United States Department of Agriculture reports western grown wool moving at moderate rates. Medium and lower wools stay quiet while French combing wools fetch 65 to 70 cents per pound on a scoured basis. Prices for French combing range 38 to 60, with some blood territory wools dipping to 66 to 89 cents.
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Boston
Dept. Agriculturer
Prymek and Balik Marriage License Granted
Lewis J. Prymek of Ainsworth and Adeline F. Balik of Cedar Rapids obtain a marriage license. The remainder of the text discusses unrelated travel and agricultural anecdotes about cattle herding practices in Africa and protective greasing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Prymek
Ainsworth
Adeline F. Balik
Cedar Rapida
Schweitzer and three women face first degree murder trial
William Schweitzer and three women companions confessed to slaying Howard Carter Dickinson, a prominent New York attorney. They were ordered held without bail by Recorder's Judge Thomas W. Cotter after a three hour preliminary examination. Jean Miller, Florence Jackson, and Loretta Jackson were remanded to jail along with Schweitzer. Miller fainted during the session.
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Detroit
William Schweitzer
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
Thomas W. Cotter
Jean Miller
Florence
Loretta Jackson
Schweitzer
Olive D Howe Sues for Divorce on Cruel Treatment
Olive D Howe filed a divorce suit against Grover C Howe on cruel and inhuman grounds. They married September 15 1933 at Pineville Missouri and lived apart since July 6. She seeks permanent alimony of 100 a month and temporary support of 50. Cross petitions allege past marriages and separations. Other actions include Orlena Perry versus Ulric Perry and Leland Gosnell versus Gertrude Gosnell with notes of old marriages and name restoration.
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Olive D. Howe Friday
Grover C. Howe
Pineville
Howe
Friday Howe
H. C. Ring
Orlena Perry
Ulric Perry
Leland Gosnell
Gertrude Gosnell
Perrys
Perry
Orlena Floyd
Gosnells
Note Cancellation Sought In Haynes Estate Case
Bertha Olmstead seeks cancellation of a $4 000 promissory note and release of a securing mortgage. Defendants include Arthur Lightfoot as administrator of Irvin D Haynes estate and several Haynes family members. The petition alleges an oral agreement allowing Haynes to live at his sister's home until death, but he died July 23, 1934, before fulfillment. Sheriff transfers Lingard to Anamosa state reformatory for a 10 year term after parole revoked.
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Bertha Olmstead
Arthur Lightfoot
Irvin D. Haynes
Ralph Haynes
Evelyn Haynes
Winston Haynes
Eleanor Haynes
Etta Gerrish
Haynes
James H. Smith
Marial Lingard
Anamosa State Reformatory
H. C. Ring
Lingard
G. Thompson
Marshalltown
Marshall County
Grand Jury
Smith
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Happenings
The Rev. Mr. Reddington will speak at 8 PM at the Sunshine Mission. Dr. and Mrs. Fussell plan a Chicago trip beginning Saturday. Ben Shea fined $10 for intoxication and ordered to leave the city. N D Bowers gets a permit to build a $3,800 dwelling at 1943 Johnson Ave NW. Parnell car theft alert issued for a 1932 V-8 Ford from Al Doyle. A 13 year old injures only slightly after colliding with a car on Thirteenth Street. Milton L. Koll visits County Auditor Vesely in Cedar Rapids during a cross country motor tour.
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N. D. Bowers
Johnson Avenue NW
Parnell
Marengo
Cedar Rapids
al Doyle
Doyle
Bob Vesely
Milton L. Koll
Los Angeles
Robert M. Vesely
Mr. Koll
Mr. Vesely
Camp Johnson
Fla
Kolls
Toa ds Collection in Washington DC Gathers 50 Specimens
A local curator announces a new display featuring 50 rare toads collected around Washington DC. The exhibit highlights diverse species and aims to educate visitors on amphibian diversity and conservation.
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Washington, D. C
New Scotland Yard Chief Expected to Face Criticism
Sir Philip Game will assume leadership of Scotland Yard next November and enter a long line of critics. The Yard’s scope and its 30 000 officers demand strong leadership while remaining true to democratic traditions.
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London
Phillip Game
Scotland Yard
Greater London
Lord Trenchard
Trenchard
Lord Byng
Sir Philip Game
New South Wales
Stockmen oppose Argentine beef imports amid drought era
Nebraska stockmen and middle west cattle exchanges rally against treaties easing Argentine beef entry. About 1 000 ranchers plan to market over 500 000 head, warning cheaper Buenos Aires meat couldLower prices at home and affect grain markets, aligning with Omaha groups urging Congress to block imports.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Middle West
United States
Nebraska Sandhills Range
Argentina
Nebraska Stockgrowers’ Association
Conventional Alliance
South Omaha Livestock Exchange
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Fred S. Rickard
The
Livestock Exchange
Buenos Aires
Deaths Claude A Winne Former Coal Man of Cedar Rapids
Claude A. Winne formerly in the Cedar Rapids coal business died in Minneapolis Wednesday evening after a period of illness. He leaves his wife and daughter Ruth at home and his mother Mrs Adella Winne of Galva Illinois. A. C. Winne of 2026 Grande avenue SE attended the funeral with Mrs Winne. The funeral is set for Saturday at 2 PM at the Davis mortuary with burial in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Winne
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
A. C. Winne
Grande Avenue
Ruth
Adella Winne
Galva
Ill
Wii
Davis Mortuary
Funeral services for William B Childers Saturday
Funeral services for William B Childers will be held at Beatty chapel at 10 am Saturday conducted by Rev Blaine Hyten. Burial will be in the family lot in Linwood. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 pm today.
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William B. Childers
Beatty Chapel
Blaine Hyten
Linwood
Funeral services for August Fuller held in Beatty chapel
Funeral services for August Fuller were conducted in the Beatty chapel at 10:30 a.m. Friday by Rev. F. H. Ward. Burial followed in the Linwood family lot. He is survived by one son, George Fuller of Kansas City Missouri.
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August Fuller
Beatty Chapel
F. H. Ward
Linwood
Obituary for John P Chesley and Mrs Cora Carper
John P Chesley 55 of 1337 O avenue NW died at home of heart attack at 9 40 p m Thursday He is survived by wife Nina two children Robert L Chesley and Nina M Reed brother Albert Chesley and four sisters Funeral 10 30 a m Monday Beatty chapel Rev R N Coolidge burial Shiloh cemetery Mrs Cora Carper funeral 2 p m Saturday Turner chapel burial Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call Beatty chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Chesley
O Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Nina
Robert L. Chesley
Nina M. Reed
Albert Chesley
Marion
C. H. Whitaker
Kemball
S. D
A. M. Willey
Middle River
Cora Carper
Turner Chapel
Galen T. Lehman
Oak Hill Cemetery
House backs bill to outlaw gold bond suit payments
The House Banking and Currency Committee reported favorably the administration measure prohibiting suits for payments on government obligations tied to gold. It allows cash redemption of gold bonds and notes at par until January 1, 1936, with possible cessation after September 1, 1935. Speaker Burns anticipated floor action next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Secretary of Treasury
Joseph W. Burns
House
Roosevelt
Motorcyclist Injured After Collision on City Street
William Fox of 857 Eighteenth street SE sustained bruises to his right leg and hip when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by R G Beals of 109 Sixteenth street SE. The crash occurred on First avenue near Twenty second street as Fox attempted to pass the turning vehicle. Beals was uninjured. his car suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fox
Eighteenth Street
R. G.beals
Sixteenth Street
Fox
First Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Beals
Ohio Village Boasts Champion Obalist Dorset Dorsets Rise
Perry Bauman Jr., 16, of Ohio village wins national high school oboe title in Madison Wisconsin after claiming state crown three years running. He holds a Curtis Institute scholarship worth 2000 dollars annually. Wilton Junction notes First Lieut Lysle H Witmer enters U S Army as physician surgeon at Fort Riley Kansas for six months.
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Ohio Village
Dorset
United States
Perry Bauman
Madison
Wis
Bauman
Itt
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
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Austin Hog Marke
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McKing
INS
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Sioux City
St. Paul
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Bite
URES
Ile Springs
Leghorn Springs
Cocks—&c
Wall St
Lowe
Carioad Jota Family
Potenta &7
Northern
Rhodesia
Court House News
Grover Howe
Reddington
Baptist Church At
Vinton
Sunshine Mission
H. G. Fussell
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Ben Shea
F. Hoffman
Twelfth Street
Thirteenth Street
Avenue
Charles Fall
Hoffman
Coal Company
Childers Funeral
Ah Morris
First
Farm and City Loans
National Life
Vermont
Harvey C. McClary
Mgr
Dows
Iowsz
Hnes
the Gazette
Hamilton
Allen Motor Co
al Allen
Roosevelt Hotel
Fairfax
Williamsburg
Gezette
Ad Dept
Peteresen Bakery
Swisher Pavilion
Spider Earth
Cecil Brewton
Blue Ribbon Beer
Brown Derby
DIAL
Les Hartman
Cerman
Siebert Orchestra
Seer Tavern
Stone King's Barn
Bam
Serenaders
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Park
Silver Palace
River Park
Cou Falla
Owa
Atlas
Miller
Haliwood
Arrow Inn
Draport Inn
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