Hog Market Closes With Steady Prices Amid Heavy Receipts
Heavy hog arrivals at Chicago and other markets slowed trade while keeping prices near steady. Kansas City and Omaha reports show top steady to firm values, with Nebraska weights around 1,252 pounds selling near 940, and overall receipts rising to around 3,865 head. Cattle and sheep activity mixed, with steers, heifers, and cows trading steadily or slightly lower in several regions.
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Chicago
Chirapo
Kansas City
Omaha
Rann Yan
Sioux City
Po St Paul
Dann Fagor
Chiracy
Pittsburgh
East St Fous
Sylis Cinslish
Nebraska
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Iowa
Des Moines
U Os Dept. Agricultures
Minnesota
Ceric
Hogs Unchanged in Local Market Report
Market notes show hog prices steady with prime hogs commanding 28 30 per cwt for various weights. Packers offer ranges from 190 to 275 for different hog classes. Calf and cattle markets quote steady to uncertain, with prices listed for springers, steers, heifers, and cows reflecting quality and condition.
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Sinclai
Grains fall after heavy selling wave on Friday
In Chicago a wave of heavy selling pushed grain futures down at the close and prices slid from earlier highs. Wheat slipped about 4 cents from intraday peaks while corn and oats also edged lower. weather forecasts and strong hands on the floor fueled volatile trading in an otherwise bullish week.
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Chicago
Nis
Dakotas
Nebraska
Criop Rena
Boards of
Liverpool
Drs
Wall Street Stocks Falter Amid Downward Momentum
Wall Street extended losses on Friday as selling pressure intensified in the final hour. Major issues including Case, Union Pacific, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel and Johns Manville fell about three points or more, with several names hitting year lows while about 600000 shares changed hands.
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NEW York
Case
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel Common and Preferred
Santa Fe
Johns-Manvile
Bethlechem
U.S
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
du Pont
Corn Products
Johns Manville
Chrysler
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
N. Y. Central
Northern Pacific
Liggett and Myers B
Grain Movement Update from Chicago and Minneapolis Receipts
Grain movement reports show Chicago and Minneapolis receipts with a mix of wheat, corn, and oats. The notes list shipments, carload loads, and price indications across markets including St Louis and Kansas City, with various quality grades and delivery terms.
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Chicago
Mayrita
Minneapolis
ST Louis
Oni
Kansas City Wheat
Markets Beat: Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Mixed
In Chicago price notices show butter and egg receipts near firm, with 27 499 a firm butter line and 26 680 eggs receipts, while special classifications and grading remain steady. Poultry on track with 20 car receipts and 43 tracks, chickens weak, and turkeys and ducks with varied prices across regions. overall demand steady with moderate supplies.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Idaho
U S
New York
API
Ucks
Cedar Rapids Bey Wins Music Honor
Des Moines AP reports Cedar Rapids Washington high student Don Kessler earned a highly superior rating in the B flat clarinet solo division of the national high school band contest. Iowa competitors achieved strong showings with five highly superior solo rankings and many superior notes across divisions in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Don Kessler
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Ayres
Iowa City
Leslie Conaway
Springfield
Till
Stanley Hasty
McCook
Neb
Orris Herfindahl
Mason City
Creste Michi
Cicero
Ill
Geraldine Osterholtz
Centralia
Joe Overman
Urbana
Victor Steg
Emporia
Kan
Sam Wilensky
Chicago
INS
Iowa
Towans
Robert Wampler
Virginia Luckey
Vinton
Harold Pederson
Maxine Riddle
Odebolt
Kenneth Carpenter
George Kingsbury
Osage
Sherlin Bossard
Ida Grove
Earl Canfield
Iver Thorsen
Waukon
Velma Roberts
Harry Bachman
Allen Sheldon
Charles City
Helen Dobler
Denison
Sheldon R Rahn
Lisbon
Francis Bender
Fred Peterson
Waterloo
Pe Edwin Haals
Audubon
Trowone
Spurrier Rites Set for Cedar Rapids Widow
Eliza Jane Spurrier 61 dies at home after lingering illness in Cedar Rapids. Born December 16, 1872 in Johnson County, she leaves husband Charles H. Spurrier and children Harold. Mrs. Robert Johnston of Beaverton Oregon. Mrs Gylde Frutchey of San Antonio Texas. Miss Leora Spurrier of Cedar Rapids. Funeral at Beatty chapel Saturday at 2 pm with Rev R B Hyton. viewing Friday 7 to 9 pm. Also notes residence and survivors.
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Eliza Jane Spurrier
Charles H. Spurrier
A Avenue NW
Johnson County
Cedar* Rapids
Harold
Cedar Rapids
Robert Johnston
Beaverton
Ore
Gylde Frutchey
San Antonio Tex
Leora Spurrier
Joe Sager
Alberta
Canada
Beatty Chapel
R B Hyton
John M Hinton
First Street
Stafford
England
A W, Eyron
Gerald Hinton
Paul M Beckiey
Mildred Hinton
Robert M
Lorraine Lee Hinton
Turner Chapel
Saturda
F H Ward
Bond Markets Mixed as Traders Gauge Federal Moves
Market activity in New York Friday showed varied bond prices with some issues advancing to top levels while others declined. Government securities such as Liberty and Treasury issues traded near recent highs amid cautious sentiment and ongoing uncertainty from federal policy signals.
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Sea Pont
Benin
Radwas
Alleghany Corp
Biltmore
Ohio
New York
Berdin Heenvuss
Kenmore Spring Golf Tourneys First Round Concludes
The first round of the Kenmore spring golf tournament finished with close matches and no upsets. Notable results include Howard Helscher beating Frank Fitch 21, Donald Price defeating H W Eliason 1 up, George Har liss 6 5 over Bill Reed, and J. Clapp advancing in class A by default over H T Hampton. Pairings for round two list Smith Helscher, Harliss Meyer, Price Fortson, and others across Championship Class A and Class B flights.
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Kenmore
Howard Helscher
Frank Fitch
Donald Price
H. W. Eliason
George Harliss
Bill Reed
Hookoun
Bob Hastings
J. Clapp
H. T. Hampton
Otis Leefers
Dale Smith
James Peddycourt
J. S. Kehrer
H. W. Carley, Jr
Ed McPartland
Carley
Adams
J. M. Parker
Robert Safely
Jack Dubois
P. McCallster
Henry Kling
Jack Smith
Bill Meyer
Howard Fortson
H. Wokotn
Elmer Hightower
E. J. Clapp
H L. Adams
Vern White
Local Net Team Prepares for Waterloo Inter-City Match
Cedar Rapids boys will host Waterloo at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday afternoon in a six singles and three doubles inter-city tennis contest. Dell Leibsohn leads the lineup with Stansbury Netolicky Carrithers Fennell Yuill, Yessler to play doubles with Leibsohn. Everett and Dennis make their first inter-city appearance as Carrithers and Stansbury also debut. The match starts at 2 pm and opens a series in the eastern Town league.
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Cedar Rapids
Stansbury
Carrithers
Larry Dennis
Dick Everett
Everett
Dennis
Arms Conference Adjourns In Crisis
Arthur Henderson president of the arms conference adjourned the parley until Tuesday and then postponed its next session until Wednesday The British foreign secretary Sir John Simon sees little prospect of progress and prepared to return to London Henderson warned the grave disarmament situation cannot be settled by speeches and signaled actions beyond talks.
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Geneva
Arthur Henderson
Henderson
John Simon
John
London
Elizabeth Taylor Chosen Head of Junior Leagues
TORONTO AP Miss Elizabeth P Taylor of Little Rock Arkansas was elected president for a two year term of the Association of Junior Leagues of America. Elected as officers and directors were Helen Leavy Pittsburgh treasurer Cyrus Phillipp Milwaukee and several directors including Lloyd M. Rodman Oklahoma City Elizabeth Gheens and Elizabeth Haley Portland Oregon. The 1935 conference will meet in San Francisco.
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Toronto
Elizabeth P Taylor
Little Rock
Ark
Association of Junior Leagues of America
Helen Leavy
Pittsburgh
Cyrus Phillipp
Milwaukee
Lloyd M. Rodman
Oklahoma City
C. Edwin Gheens
Elizabeth Haley
Portland Ore
San Francisco
Banks in Receivership Pay Out $1 248 388 In May
Iowa banks in receivership paid depositors a total of 1 248 388 98 in May. Largest payment was 526 056 32 by Burlington First Iowa State Trust and Savings Bank. Dubuque’s Iowa Trust and Savings Bank followed with 104 358 09, its sixth such payment. Other sizable sums ranged from 63 316 12 from Federal Bank and Trust of Dubuque to 22 852 19 from State Bank of Oelwein.
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Des Moines
D. W. Bates
Clyde Herring
Iowa
Burlington First Towa State Trust and Savings Bank
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank of
Dubuque Bank
Federal Bank and Trust Company
Dubuque
American State Bank
Pekin Distillery Strike Settled after week of tension
Pekin Illinois five hundred workers at American Distilling returned to their jobs after an agreement between striking employees and the company ended a week long strike. The settlement avoided violence and reduced potential clashes.
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Pekin, II
INS
American Distilling Company
Births Phyllis Diane and son born to Doty Curtiss
Rabeeee EUDEUPPS ESSE reports the birth of a daughter Phyllis Diane to Mr and Mrs L E Doty of 3406 First Avenue East on Thursday morning. A son weighing eight and one half pounds was born May 27 to Mr and Mrs Walter Curtiss of 1336 B Avenue NE.
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Rabeeee Eudeupps Esse
L. E. Doty
First Avenue E
Phyllis Diane
Walter Curtiss
B Avenue NE
Marion's Civil War veteran Erastus Smith turns ninety two
Erastus Smith Marion's oldest resident and one of its last two Civil War veterans celebrated his 92nd birthday at his daughter Mrs John Heaton's home. Comrades Henry Zimmerman 92 and B F Byng 94 attended with a cake from Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps No 126. Born June 1 1842 in Washington county Indiana he enlisted August 8 1862 in Delhi Iowa. He fought at Vicksburg and is a charter member of the J M Holbrook G A R at Delhi.
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Marion
John Heaton
Heaton
Smith
Henry Zimmerman
B. F. Byng
Cedar Rapids
Robert Mitchell
Washington County
Mr. Smith
Delhi
Company K
Twenty-first
Iowa Infantry
Vicksburg
J. M. Holbrook G. A
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Marengo
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Oxford
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Versailles
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C. J. Montgomery
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Redfield
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Marion High School
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Eleventh Street
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Nsas City
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Melbourne
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Perry
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California
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Raymond Cooper
Guadian
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Savanna
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Idelle
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Simmons
Balster Furniture Company
Marion, Iowa
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Culbert
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