Hogs rally as prices rise on Midwest markets
Hog receipts steady to higher across Chicago Omaha and St Louis markets with bids up 5 to 10 cents from Friday. Prices top around 10.10 for top hogs while buyers focus on 200 to 250 pounders and light weights. cattle and lambs show mixed movement amid uneven supply.
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Chicago
Omaha
East St. Louis
SHELL
AP Ct & Dept Agriculture
Rochudciteg
Packina
Los
ST Pau
ST Paul AP
Tri
Iowa hog prices by market and weight ranges
Market by market reports steady to higher bids for various hog weights. Waterloo and Mason City show mixed ranges from 140 to 350 pounds with prices quoted around 8 to 9 dollars, while Ottumwa and Des Moines list gains and specific packer rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Wheat prices ease after firm start on Chicago pit
Wheat prices softened after an initial gain on the Chicago board of trade. May wheat slipped to 8212 cents, corn rose to 801 cents, oats gained to 355? cents, with bids and receipts noted as traders weighed favorable weather, late selling, and signals from foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Shorts
Washington
Hogs Steady On Local Market As Prices Hold
Hogs remain steady on the local market with no grade changes Monday. Top price holds at 9.55 per hundredweight, Sinclair Hog Market lists varied prices for truck hogs by weight, calves, sheep, and cattle show slower activity with mixed price moves across grades.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Goods
A Cedar Rapids listing shows wholesale fruits vegetables and farm goods with prices for oranges Valencia Lemons Grapefruit Bananas Strawberries Lettuce Pineapples Celery Cabbage Beans and onions. Also notes grain produce poultry hides and horse rides at reduced rates with varied price points.
Chicago Markets Report From Poultry To Butter Prices
Market notes from Chicago show steady poultry demand with hens and leghorns selling around 20 cents higher on certain lots. Butter prices ease slightly with creamery stocks steady, while eggs remain firm and various futures quotes track at Chicago Board markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bond Market Settles After Anxiety Amid Broad Stabilization
In New York trading, bond market sentiment improved as fear over recent liquidity pressure eased. Second-tier bonds saw steady or modest gains with several issues like Santa Fe 4s and Southern Railways 4s firm, while some foreign issues rose mildly as U S and international groups recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
Santa Fe
St Paul
Pacific
Southern Pace
Southern Railways
Bal- Amore
Obo
Chile
International Telephone
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
King George Holds Trooping the Color for 70th Birthday
King George reviewed his household regiments Monday at the ceremonial trooping of the color marking his seventieth birthday in a picturesque event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonscon
George
Wool grading terms and scoured bases described in trade text
The passage lists wool quality ranges and scoured basis prices for various yarns. It references Ohio fleeces, 48s and 50s grades, and mentions Texas wools and French combing staple in the 65 to 70 cent scoured basis range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Texas
Territory
Sugar market activity shows Cuban sugar buyback and futures rise
Raw sugar stayed unchanged early Monday but refiners reentered the spot market to purchase about 140 000 bags of Cubas for late July shipment at 3 20 a decline of 30 points from the prior sale. Futures gained 12 to 14 points as July No 3 advanced from 2 19 to 2 26 and December from 2 28 to 2 35. Refined market remained quiet at 5 58 for fine granulated.
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New York
Wall St Stocks Tighten Losses Amid NRA Bill Shakeoff
The New York market moved higher Monday led by gains in American Telephone Case Columbian Carbon Chrysler Bethlehem Steel Union Carbide du Pont IH and Westinghouse with a mixed bag elsewhere. U S Smelting declined nearly 2 points while the late session stayed steady to firm and volume totaled about 750000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBA
American Telephone
Case
Columbian Carbon
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
Union Carbide
du Pont
International Harvester
United Corp. Preferred
Consolidated Gas
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Westinghouse
U. S
Supreme Court
Commission
Liverpool
Commonwealth & Southern
United Corp
General Motors
Johns-Manville
American Woolen Preferred
Standard Oil of New Jersey
American Tobacco “B
Grain Movement and Market Quotations in Chicago
The Chicago market page lists wheat receipts and futures, with prices for Adams Express, Johns Manville, Armour, Coca Cola, General Motors, and many other firms. It notes wheat and corn quotations, stock prices, and bullion figures, reflecting a busy trading day at the Merchants National Bank building with numerous company entries and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
SteIntl Harv
sJohns Manville
Alaska Juneau
Kasser
Julius
Allegheny Coron
Kelly Speild
Allied Chem
Kelvinator
Allis Chalmers
Aolene Amn Canon
Loews. Inc
Amn
Pow É& L
Rillar Beas
Ann Roll Mulls
Loulaville G&b
McIntyre Por
Amn Steel Fdys
Mektesson
Magna
Ks Jay
Maytag Mfg
Ann Wat
Axttami
Armour Com
Mo Kans Tex
Mo Pac RR
Atch T & S F
Rronsatos + des
Atlantic Rts
Mont Ward
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Murray Corp
Baldwin Loco
Nash Motors
Balto & Ohio
Mat! Biscuit
Barnsdall
Aga Natl Bow & A
John Alum
Spapal
Bondy Couse
Noranda Mines
Briggs Mig
Elev
Owens
Caterpillar
Penney JC
Certo de Pasco
Phelps Dodee
Ches & Ohio
Phillips Pet
Nes Corpn
Pintsbury
P&p
Plymouth
Proctor Gambel
Chic Agi
Chicara
North
Cheo & Now 3
Sve
Pullman Co
Ms Mone
Dofar
Coca Cola
Radio Corpu
Reading Ve
Roy
Carven
Rem Rand
Elec
Rep Steel
Caml Credit
Reyn Tob
Penn Saleen
Pesbarra
Zoe Om Southern
Sears Oebuc
Ain
Simmons Co
Motors
Ekelly
Fiat
le Corn Products
wSperry Corp
S. Joc
Deda
Tns du Pont
Rae Ave iv
Hast Kodak
Calif
Eaton Mfe
Clee Autohite
Tae Pepity
Fire Boat
Stew Warner
Rye Atene
Stane Webster
Studebaker
Ex Corp
Tex Gulf S
England
Tex Land
Fretee Wheeler
Thompson
Fox Film
Tidewater
Freeport
Timken
Cen Baking Ta Trans-America
Gen Crears
Union Carbide
Gey
Union Pac
Unt Corp
Gen Motors
Uni Founders
Cnette SR
United Fruit
Adem Co
U S Ind
Goodesh Bell
Piper
Gandvear
U S
Warner Brow
Mam Walker
Ween Union
Westehouse Ais
Wadeon Metara
Westehouse el
app_ Mators
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Chicago
Berghoft
Libby McNeil
Butler Bross Lynch Corp
Marshall
Crane Gawa
Walgreen
Leileman
Lamson Srothers & Co
Cedar Rapids
Owen
Market Summary and Foreign Exchange Rates Report
Boston wool market notes prices steady near peak with new wool sales underway. New York foreign exchange figures show mixed rates with several key currencies quoted, including Great Britain and Germany, alongside other major global exchanges.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Germany
Holland
Norwas
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poeland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Argentine
Brazil
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Birth Announcements Highlight Local Families' Newborns
The notices report several births: James Fee Jr born June 1 at Mercy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Fee of 1800 Fifth Avenue FE. A daughter born June 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Anderson of 1232 Fifth Avenue SE at St. Luke's Hospital. A son born June 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ball of 432 Thirty-third Street NE at St. Luke's. A son born June 3 to the Rev Mr and Mrs H M Grant of West Branch at St. Luke's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fee
Fifth Avenue FE
James, Jr
Mercy Hospital
Dr. Anderson
Fifth Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Richard Ball
Thirty-third Street
H M. Grant
West Branch
350 Men Walk Out Of Penn Electric Plant
DES MOINES UP Three hundred fifty employees of the Penn Electric company walked out at 10 am after a union committee failed to meet with president Albert Penn. They demand a 10 percent wage increase and oppose a return to a 48 hour work week. Penn was at Drake University for commencement exercises.
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Des Moines
Penn Electric Company
Des Moines Electrical Workers Union
Albert Penn
Penn
Drake University
Drake
Sentenced man linked to fatal shooting case
John Tyler, 52, of 719 H Street SW, received a suspended one year term in Fort Madison for interfering with the administration of justice. He pled guilty to illegal possession of alcohol with sentence deferred. City police raiders reported finding a gallon of alleged liquor at his home during the arrest. The case ties to the March 23 rampage at Eighth Avenue and H Street SW. Joel Jones received a life sentence for the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
John Tyler
H Street
F. O. Ellison
John T. Moffit
Tyler
H. C. Ring
G. K. Thompson
Joel Jones
Dora Bragg
Lavina Harris
Jones
Eighth Avenue
State Penitentiary
Springville Man Fined As Intoxicated Driver
Ralph Bond, 31, Springville, was fined $300 and costs in district court Monday by Judge H. C. Ring after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The $100 payment and costs were due, with the remainder suspended during good behavior. The charge followed a May 1 collision with Mrs. J. L. Kenecny near First Avenue and Twentieth Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bond
Springville
H. C. Ring
Bond
J. L. Kenecny
Crescent Drive
First Avenue
Twentieth Street
Palmer given 30 day jail term then released
Elmer Palmer a 59 year old Cedar Rapids man, was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Judge John T. Moffit on Monday morning but released shortly after with the sentence served. He had pled not guilty to breaking and entering before Judge F O Ellis on April 30 and has been held in lieu of bond. The county attorney accepted a guilty plea on petty larceny in place of the breaking and entering charge, with the sentence effective from confinement date. The accused allegedly took articles owned by Charlies Smith from 201 Fourteenth Avenue SE in late April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Palmer
Cedar Rapids
John T. Moffit
Palmer
F. O. Ellis
Charlies Smith
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Judge sets hearing in Uthoff divorce case for June 8
Judge H C Ring fixed June 8 at 9 a m as the hearing on Libbie A Uthoff versus Charles E Uthoff to stay all proceedings until the state supreme court rules on a defendant appeal from a May 23 denial of a continuance. District court trial assigned for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C. Ring
Libbie A. Uthoff
Charles E. Uthoff
State Supreme Court
Woman Prays Then Collapses at Bedside
Mrs Ya Epperson, 38, knelt in prayer with a rosary in hand when she suffered a heart attack and died. The incident occurred at her home in Chicago. Authorities reported a natural, sudden death with no signs of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ya Epperson
Our Father
St Berchmans Commencement Held In Marion
Commencement exercises at St Berchmans seminary Marion begin Thursday at 8 p m with a chorus boys glee club and the primary group presenting Contaminated Bobby. Rev Elmer F Becker to award honors and grammar diplomas as Rev Harry H Long of Dubuque delivers the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Berchman’s Seminary
Bobby
Elmer F. Becker
Harry H. Long
Dubuque
Francis Joseph Beckman
John Molloy
J. Olinger
James Kearn
D. T. Noonan
Cedar Rapids
J. Buzynski
Fairfax
P. Behan
E. Lorenz
Anamosa
George Stemm
T. J. McElliott
E. F. Becker
Marion
A. R. McElwain
American Legion
John A. Speyer
Mary
Queen of May
Donald Dochterman
Richard Lista
Robert Penquite
Bill Byrne
Ask New Trial For Mrs. Ellen DeLong
Special to The Gazette. WEST UNION Motion for a new trial for Mrs. Ellen DeLong of Maynard who was convicted May 4 of second degree murder on charge of killing her husband was filed Monday by E R O'Brien Oelwein attorney. The reasons advanced are that the court erred in admitting as evidence the photographs on the couch De Long's clothing the revolver and bullet and the charts showing the test shots fired by ballistics expert C M Wilson of Chicago as well as all testimony of Wilson. Objection was also raised on the claim that H A Ott foreman of the jury was dismissed in 1927 from the state hospital at Independence as not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Ellen DeLong
Maynard
E. R. O’brien
Oelwein
de Long
C. M. Wilson
Chicago
Wilson
H. A. Ott
State Hospital
Independence
Illinois Central Spends $80,295 in Linn County
Illinois Central Railroad reports Linn County expenditures of 80 295 with 53 238 payroll for 37 local workers 20 839 in taxes and 3032 in local materials taxes Iowa total 447 451 and wages 4 or five fifths of 3 825 812 in Iowa with 2 288 average employees and 94 650 in pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad
Linn County
Iowa
Sacred Heart High School 32 Graduates Hear Address
Rev Msgr J M Wolfe of Dubuque delivered the commencement address to Sacred Heart high school graduates. Diplomas were given by Rev J W Bacci. Scholarships awarded include Columbia college to William Gorman Mount Mercy to Elizabeth Zinzer and American Legion medal to Zinzer. O'Brien received American history medal and Bartelt the Rotary club scholastic award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
H. M. Wetlaufer
Clark family reunion held near Marion elects officers
The annual Clark family reunion gathered Sunday at Mrs. Robert Martin's home east of Marion with sixty attendees. Officers elected include President Ben Neal of Mount Vernon, secretary treasurer Mary Clark of Martelle, and press correspondent Ida Martin of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Robert Martin
Marion
Ben Neal
Mount Vernon
Mary Clark
Martelle
Ida Martin
O. Clark
Springville
G. L. Martin
Essie Neal
Hazel Hoffman
Charles Steele
Charles Clark
Charles Jordan
Will Martin
Cedar Rapids
Stanley Parker
Glen Lacock
Lloyd Neal
Warren Wickham
Wilma Martin
Bert Neal
Winnifred Neal
Leo Martin
Carolyn Neal
Marion women pledge funds and plan teas for playground fund
The women's organizations in Marion have pledged 56 toward the summer supervised playground fund. The Mothers club will host a benefit tea and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a tea. The Child Study club held a benefit card party. Mrs. William Bleakly is named playground commission member representing the Federation of Women's clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mother’s Club
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Child Study Club
William Bleakly
Playground Commission
Federation of Women's Clubs
Elect Baltz Head Of Cornell Phi Beta Kappa
Prof Harold W Baltz director of the Cornell conservatory of music was elected president of the Cornell chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Elizabeth Myers of McGregor named final 1935 initiate with nine seniors joining. Officers include Jessie Rigby first vice president Albion R King second vice president Clyde Tull secretary and Harry M Kelly treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Harold W. Baltz
Cornell Conservatory of Music
Cornell
Phi Beta Kappa
National
Honorary Scholastic Society
Elizabeth Myers
McGregor
Miss Myers
Alison Moore
South Bethel
Marjorie Coleman
Arthur Young
Cedar Falls
Marian Chamberlin
Muscatine
Bernice Fictor
Clarence
Deaths Mrs. E. C. Fuhrmeister Of Ely
Mrs Lucinda See Fuhrmeister 76 of Ely died at 8 10 am Sunday in a local hospital Born January 20 1859 in Johnson county she married Edward C Fuhrmeister in 1879 They farmed then retired to North Liberty later living in Ely Surviving three children six grandchildren two sisters and one brother Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at St Johns Lutheran Ely burial Oakland Solon Rev A Simonsen officiating Friends may call at Frank A Brosh funeral home Solon until Wednesday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda See Fuhrmeister
Ely
Lucinda See
Johnson County
Edward C. Fuhrmeister
North Liberty
St. John’s Lutheran
John W. Neitderhisar
Tiffin
Charles Kroul, Jr
Solon
Ernest Fuhrmeister
Near Solon
Oren
Harvey
George Neitderhisar
Alice
Edna Fuhrmeister
Grace Kroul
Jane Neitderhisar
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Jondine
INS
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King George
Wall St
Reed
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Pere Pte
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Jay
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Penn Electric
Court House News
H CC King
Mildred Pekarek
Edward Pekarek
Nyere Apartments, Inc
John Taggart
Gladys Taggart
Benjamin J. Kaplan
Fannie Kaplan
J. S. Merritt
John Cozart
Elizabeth Cozart
Marion News
ST. Berchman
Theristrial Club
Henry
Prairie Chapel Church
Robert Hess
Oscar Byam
Wapsipinicon Club
Junior Reed
Neal Conway
Harold Ballard
Vinton
Claude Knapp
Aoe
Louis Mekota
Comforter
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Edward Manson
Seventeenth Street
Marion Post
Legion Hall
Loravnne Circle
Order of Eastern Star
Bertha Roberts
J. L. Roberts
Ww. H. Lushbaugh
Tulsa
Okla
Philip Shoup
Cresco
Golden Rule Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Earl Cone
Eleventh Street
Robert Hyde
Hyde
Charles Daws
Guthrie Center
Mr. Daws
Sid Daws
The
Baptist Church
Sunshine Division
Bert Gibson
Floyd Cowan
Freeport, Ill
Ed Barnes
Stone City
Fern
Flaherty
Clifford Barnes
W. E. Fisher
Twelfth Street
Mary Ellen Granger
Barbara Clark
Marshalltown
Joy Anna Fulkerson
Wichita
Kan
J. C. Fulkerson
Donald Brooks
Cardinal-Cubs
Railway Mail Association of
Marion and
Newton Owen
Nineteenth Street
Stella McClain
Della Koppenhaver
Anna Ruth Miller
Glenn Miller
Don Hall
Fred Preston
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Otto Kieckhaefer
Wayne
Dixon and
Chadwick
Ill
Hannah Balster
Lost Nation
W. H. Balster
Rainbow Division
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
C. R. Biddick
Horace E. Reiter
Vining
Mother's Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Walter Morrison
James Fitzgerald
Fay Bailey
Frederick
Moreton
Endeavor
Ladies Aid Society of the
Illinois Central
Elwyn Miller
John
Lake City
George Reichard
Leonard Taylor
Jane
Corrine
Bonnie Hampton
J. R. Shaffer
Bobby Hampton
Floyd Hampton
Whittier
Pauline Naso
Leo Naso
Anna Marie Lazio
Elect Baltz
E. C. Fuhrmeister
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