Hog Prices Show Weaker Tone Across Markets
Prices drifted lower or stayed weak in many hog markets as trade slowed on Friday. Chicago ajdors were steady to weak with top quotes around 359 and bulk 310 to 359, while Cleveland and East Buffalo seen mixed moves and totals reported across cities. Sheep and cattle varied, with strength in some legs of the market and lighter receipts noted.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Steéac
Buffalo
St Louis
East Buffalo
Wheat Prices Fall After Early High On Friday’s Market
Wheat turned reactionary in late trading after an early high on the Chicago board. Prices broke more than 2 cents from the high as profit taking and selling pressed the market. corn, oats, and rye followed, while provisions rose. Cash prices held and receipts varied with regional demand showing some improvement.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Stone Tower
Liverpool
Greece
Local Hog Prices Steady with Top at 270
Hog market unchanged on Friday with no grade changes. Local top price holds at 270 while primes run 260 to 280 for hogs and 240 to 260 for heavy hog carcasses. Calf and sheep sections show mixed values with choice lambs around 185 to 215 and premium beef grades listed.
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TOWA
Des Moines
Minnesots
Steedy
Biz Geich
Condh
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Steads
Aye Ee Ag Sinclair Bog
Prine
Boss
Local Cedar Rapids Produce and Market Listings
Local Cedar Rapids merchants offer grains produce and vegetables with varied prices. Listings include BARTH PRODUCE COMPANY SHANNON POLLITRS FARM POLENNA BROTHERS AND CO and others with phone dial numbers and street addresses. References to Mexico’s fertile sea and vast resources appear in adjacent text.
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Prices Across Minneapolis and Chicago
AP market note shows cash grain bids and wheat quotes in Chicago and Minneapolis. No 2 red wheat around 55 cents, No 4 red at 4.4, mixed and white varieties listed with several cents ranges. Receipts noted 61 cars in Minneapolis for AP Wheat with lower markets and protein content details.
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Chicago
MINNF
Minneapolis
Montana
Markets CHICAGO PRODECE FHIC4AGM 4P POLLTRY
Chicago market brief shows mixed price levels across produce lines. Potatoes including Idaho and New York values held steady. poultry general demand steady with turkeys and chickens priced around current market rates. cheese butter eggs and fats show stable receipts and modest price movement. regional notes include Wisconsin Ohio Alabama and Texas markets with steady supplies and moderate trade.
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Aline
Speer
fitSe Roosters
Ast
BARD
Ald
Los Sk
Alabama
Loursiena
Texas
Oklahouma East
T & No
Bond Markets Reach Record Depths Amid Upward Revenue Hopes
New York bonds closed Friday with firmer prices as investors pushed yields down slightly. Trades showed gains across issues, with some notes rising more than others, signaling cautious optimism for renewed revenue prospects.
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New York
ToktuRg
Inishs
Market gains buoyed by bond stabilization plan talks
Traders, hopeful on a bond stabilization corporation reportedly organized by a committee of 12 bankers and industrialists led by Owen D Young, pushed shares higher. Rail stocks including Baltimore and Ohio, Boston and Maine, and Chesapeake and Ohio rallied along with utility and industrial bonds and major U S government issues edged up slightly.
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Owen D Young
Baltimore and Ohio
Boston
Maine
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake and
Ohia
Chicago
North Western
Missouri Pacifc
New York Central
Chesapeake Corp
Pennsylvania
American Telephone
Columbia Gas
Shell Pipe Line
International Telephone
Utility Power and Light
Younsstown Sheet and Tube
Cincinnati Gas
United States
Wall St. Stocks Rally and Slump End Week in Volatile Trade
Wall Street swung from a brisk rally to a late drop amid mixed results in the trading session. The market, buoyed by bond gains and hopes of banking action, saw several 2 to 5 point moves in blue chips like American Can American Telephone and U S Steel, with rails and utilities leading the gains before the turnover neared 2 million shares and the tone settled near steady.
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New York
Consolidated Gas and
North American
Liggett and Myers
U. S. Steel
Senate
House
Washington
Wall Street
Rails
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Pacific Gas
United Gas Improvement
American Tobacco B
Allied Chemical Drug
National Biscuit
Corn Products
American Can
U S. Steel
Union Pacific
Liggett & Myers
Peoples Gas
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
U S Presses for London Treaty Ratios at Geneva
At Geneva a U S counter-argument challenged Japan on the London naval treaty ratios. Senator Claude A Swanson defended maintaining the five five three balance and opposed keeping the 600 ton exemption, warning that any shift could unsettle the treaty balance and enable unlimited torpedo boats. The U S delegation also pushed to curb aging vessels and seek a compromise on tonnage.
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Japan
Disarmament Conference Naval Commission
Claude A. Swanson
United States
Britain
Swanson
Mrs Barney Charged With Murder Of Michael Stephen
London police charged Elvira Dolores Barney former musical comedy actress and ex wife of an American singer with the murder of Michael Scott Stephen 26 found dying of a gun wound in her west end apartment after a cocktail party. She will appear in police court Saturday.
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London
Elvira Dolores Barney
Michael Scott Stephen
Barney
John Mullens
John S. Barney
The
Stock Exchange
Avril
Prince Imeretinsky
Stephen
West End
Francis Richard Stephen
Mrs. Barney
Racketeer Of Auto Laundries In Cedar Rapids Is Sentenced
OTTUMWA AP J R Curry of Rock Island who claimed to head a chain of automobile laundries was sentenced to seven years in Fort Madison penitentiary after pleading guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses. Judge E K Daugherty noted Curry operated in multiple Iowa cities including Cedar Rapids and Davenport, arranging contracts with locals who funded equipment that was never delivered.
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Ottumwa
J R. Curry
Rock Island
Fricay
Fort Madison
E. K Daugherty
District Court
Curry
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Davenpor
Aged Woman Found Murdered in Church Parsonage Basement
Police investigated the death of 78 year old Mrs. Elizabeth Koeber found nude and fatally burned in the basement of a Free Methodist church parsonage in Hillsboro Oregon. The body was discovered by her daughter the Rev Nathalia Koeber pastor of the church.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Ins
Elizabeth Koeber
Nathalia Koeber
East St Louis Livestock Market Report
East St Louis livestock receipts show hogs and cattle steady to higher with strong lamb demand. Hogs top at 340 dollars, cattle buyers active, calves and yearlings trading firm to up, lambs and sheep with mixed prices and high bids in the 6 to 6.75 dollar range for select weights.
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Cous
s.Ma
Pacine
Court House News Injunction Against Howard Denied
The state of Iowa failed to obtain an injunction against Banner Howard Cedar Rapids naprapath in district court. Judge H C Ring dismissed the action after earlier reversals and remands by higher courts. The affair notes Howard 21 years in Cedar Rapids office and no complaints by the health board prior. The case included testimony denying medical or surgical practice and that Howard uses manipulation only. An unrelated account action against Briggs Monument company was dismissed by the same judge.
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Iowa
Banner Howard
Cedar Rapids
Naprapath
H. C. Ring
Howard
State Supreme Court
Linn
Thenaprapath
State Board of Health
State Health Board
Gerald O. Blake
Attorney General's Office
John M. Redmond
Co. W. Maurer
Roux Grante Company
C. FE. Briggs
C. H. Briggs
Briggs Monument Company
Move to admit women at Luther College sparks debate
The Norwegian Lutheran Church of America convention in Minneapolis introduced a resolution to make Luther College Decorah a co-educational institution and referred it to the board of education. Four trustees resigned amid a likely clash over the change, with past tensions following a similar proposal two years ago.
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Minneapolis
Luther College of Decorah
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Board of Education
Oscar L. Olson
K. O. Fitren
J. A. ©. Preus
Chicago
Minnesota
Gilbert Knutson
Jewell
Fight Over Rum Forecast Hints Open GOP Convention Battle
Washington report on Republican attempts to draft a prohibition plank pleasing both sides. President Hoover seeks reconciliation among factions while Democrats mock the effort as a noble experiment. James A Garfield to lead drafting amid WCTU stake and Hiram Bingham opposition.
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Washington
Chicago
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Hoover
Walter F. Brown
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Ella Boole
Hiram Bingham
J. Conn
Long Island Sound
Wall Street Banks Form Huge Concern
Reed will serve as secretary and Longstreet Hinton as treasurer. The executive committee includes Albert H Wiggin, Charles E. Mitchell, William C Potter, A. A. Tilney, Jackson E. Reynolds, and others from Chase National, National City, Guaranty Trust, Bankers Trust, and First National. The corporation mirrors the National Credit structure, aiding banks, with Morgan and Kuhn, Loeb joining as private backers.
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Albert H Wiggin
Charles E. Mitchell
Chase National Bank
National City Bank
Rockefeller
William C Potter
A. A. Tilney
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers Trust Company
Wall Street
Morgan
Jackson E. Reynolds
First National Bank
National Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New York
Morgan Firm
And
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Police Save Cat With Pole On River Rescue
At 830 p.m. Friday officers passed up a new emergency life preserver on the Second Avenue bridge and used a long pole to rescue a stray cat from the river. An unidentified woman alerted the station to the feline in distress. The cat survived.
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Second Avenue
Seabury Warns on Moving Walker Case to Governor
Roosevelt responds to Seabury urging immediate presentation of evidence to the governor. Seabury criticizes delay and political maneuvering while Republicans defend action as timely. Tammany supporters back the governor, saying no grounds exist for removal.
Dawes and Hurley to Spend Weekend With President
Washington AP reports President Hoover plans a weekend at Rapidan camp with a guest list from the Reconstruction Finance Corp and treasury officials. Attending are Dawes and Mrs Dawes, Eugene Meyer and Mrs Meyer, Bestor and Mrs Bestor, Harvey Couch and Mrs Couch, Wilson McCarthy, Ballantine and Mrs Ballantine, Henry Robinson, Hurley and Mrs Hurley, and former Senator Allen of Kansas.
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Hoover
Rapidan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
White House
Virginia Mountains
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Meyer
Paul Bestor
Farm Loan Board
Bestor
Harvey C. Couch
Couch
Wilson McCarthy
Arthur A Ballantine
The
Ballantine
Henry W. Robinson
Los Angeles
Hurley
Allen
Kansas
House Committee Endorses World Economic Parley
The House Foreign Affairs Committee on Friday voted to draft a resolution endorsing the world economic conference proposed by Great Britain and to present the measure to the House.
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House Committee
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Great Britain
House
Celebrity Hold Up Shocks Brown Derby Crowd
Hollywood police report a holdup at the Brown Derby cafe early Friday. An unmasked bandit stole about 1000 dollars, taking 200 from the cashier and 800 from M. L. Hirstein as scores of film stars watched. A guest nearby observed the event.
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Hollywood
INS
M. L. Hirshtein
Marriage Licenses Granted and Applied For
Sidney Black of Atkins and Velma Porter of Cedar Rapids received licenses applied for. Lester Paul Frezek and Joyce Laurene Gormly, both of Linn County, applied for licenses.
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Sidney Black
Atkins
Velma Porter
Cedar Rapids
Lester Paul Frezek
Joyce Laurene Gormly
Linn County
Coe College Military Band Concert At Campus Knoll
The Coe College Military Band conducted by Stan ley Vesely will perform Friday at 7 p m on the Knoll campus as part of the commencement program. The program includes Wagner Mos Edel, Tchaikowsky 1812 Overture, Meyerbeer Coronation March and other pieces.
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Coe College Military Band
Knoll
Coe
Stanley Vesely
Tannhauser
Tschaikowsky
Meyerbeer
Legion of Honor
Jewell Nibelungen
Heb Salen
Speeding and small fines noted in city briefs
Speeder John Blackford of Toddville paid a 15 dollar fine plus costs in police court Friday on a speeding charge. Bernard Stephan of 1530 Washington avenue SE and FL J Krall of 226 Third street NW were each fined 2 dollars and costs for driving through a funeral procession. Other fines of 2 dollars plus costs were imposed on C A I Kepler of Marion for overtime parking, L Mildenstein of MOC A for parking without rear sight, and A L Hardman of 327 Twenty first avenue Syventerir for failing to stop on an arterial highway.
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John Blackford
Toddville
Bernard Stephan
Washington Avenue SE
FL J Krall
Third Street NW
C AI Kepler
Marion
L. Mildenstein
A. L. Hardman
Twenty-first Avenue
Syventerir
Oklahoma Flood Toll Rises With Four Dead and Twenty Missing
North Canadian river floodwaters receded revealing four bodies and twenty missing. Emergency relief under Red Cross led by R J Benzel with Salvation Army aid while National Guardsmen and firefighters conducted rescues. Damage in Yukon to Shawnee area exceeds $700000 as seven inches of rain fell.
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Oklahoma City
Marshall
McAfee
Ella Christina Morgan
Buster Morgan
Red Cross
R. J. Benzel
Salvation Army
National Guardsmen
Adj
Charles F. Barrett
Yukon
Shawnee
Deaths Mrs Moses Alexander Cedar Rapids woman dies in hospital
Mrs Goldie Mae Alexander wife of Moses Alexander 858 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 415 am Friday after a lingering illness born March 31 1898 in Linn County She survived by her husband two daughters Pearl and Helen Bobst her mother Olive Ilgenfritz one brother Glenn Ilgenfritz and two sisters Florence Harr Anamosa and Hazel Campbell Springville Funeral services set for 230 pm Sunday at the Presbyterian church Springville with burial in Springville cemetery
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Moses Alexander
Second Avenue SE
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Pearl
Helen Bobst
City
Olive Ilgenfritz
Glenn Ilgenfritz
Springville
Florence Ha
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