Hog Prices Edge Lower as Heat Slows Demand in Big Markets
Livestock receipts rise with hog markets weak amid hot weather. Chicago and Ohio Valley bids show lower prices, with most hogs trading around 4.85 to 4.90 and steady to lower conditions in cattle and sheep markets across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo St Louis and Des Moines areas.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
East St. Louis
Pitsburgh
Astate
St, Pau
South ST Paul
API
U 8
Dept Agriculture
Odetler Crades
Fri- Gay
Weichts
Iowa
Des Moines
Interior Town
Minnesota
Ram
Buffalo
St Louis
Osentine
Tle Hogs
Chicam
Ohaeeee
Kansas City
Omaha
St Joseph
Blois City
Shatanspoll’s
Pittsburgh Eae
Cineinats Asnevenue
Chicago Market Prices and Receipts Report
AP dispatch details vast Chicago markets with receipts and prices for poultry eggs butter and produce. Notable figures include hens and roosters prices per pound, turkeys, ducks, geese, broilers, and russet potatoes. Regional demand notes from Alabama Louisiana Texas and Mississippi accompany market outlooks.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Mississipp
North Carolina
Iltae
Uae
Loral
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings and Incomplete Names
Local listing shows varied farm goods and produce prices including corn oats hay and vegetables. It also references a guardianship deed involving Josephine Pespishi and Ben and Mary Dict with parcel details and monetary figures.
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Pespishil
Josephine Pespishi
Ben
Mary
Crop Damage Reports Lift Prairie Prices On Trade
Wheat rallied late after a flood of crop damage reports from the southwest, lifting prices from early declines. Corn followed wheat, oats and rye were dull, and provisions weak as hot Kansas weather raises ripening fears. Cash prices mostly unchanged with light receipts and steady to lower early trade.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Southwest
Itéc
Kansas
China
Washington News
Grain Movement Shows Visible Supply Shifts Across Markets
AP reports visible grain supply in New York and Chicago with price moves for wheat, corn, and rye. Chicago lists No 2 hard and No 2 yellow quotes while Minneapolis notes cash grain trends and protein levels, with bids and deliveries varying by grade and crop type.
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New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
Rally Pulls Stocks Higher After Late Day Surge
Wall Street ended a choppy session with solid gains as rails and several key issues rebounded in the final hour. Allied Chemical and Home Stake Mining led advances with about 6 points, while other notable risers included Santa Fe, American Telephone, U S Steel, and Dome Mines. Transfers topped 5.6 million shares as investors weighed profit taking and cautious sentiment amid mixed commodity and bond activity.
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NEW York
Allied Chemical
Homestake Mining
Santa Fe
Case
American Telephone
West Union
Dome
National Distillers
U S. Industrial Alcohol
Celanese
Union Pacific
Alaska
Juneau
U. S. Steel
New York Central
United States Government
Western Union
Crown Cork
Industrial
Illinois Glass
Woolworth
DuPont
U. S. Steel Preferred
International Harvester
American Can
Great Western Sugar
Porto Rico Sugar
American Sugar Refining
Dome Mines
McIntyre Porcupine
Louisville & Nashville
Delaware & Hudson
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Bond Markets in New York See Mixed Moves on Monday
AP reports a cautious session as speculative holders trimmed gains while utilities and rails tried to reverse the trend amid selling. Copper and industrials showed strength, with Liberty bonds and Treasuries cited, while foreign government issues fell and U.S. government notes held firm amid financing uncertainties.
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New York
Fedde
Wearby
God Tectern Spernat
State Woole Mik
BONDS
Bhell Union
Standard Owl
New York Central
Generativ
Rai Group
Lorces
Cains
Sugar Market Report and Foreign Exchange Rates
Sugar prices hold steady in New York while spot and futures shows slight shifts. Foreign exchange values list irregular demand across multiple European and Americas currencies with varied numbers for the British pound and a range of other units.
Local porkers fall 10 cents in hog market
Hogs weakened on the local market Monday with a 10 cent drop across all grades. Prices show top at 4.30 for Prime hogs 180-280 pounds, with other ranges listed and premiums noted for quality and condition. Lambs and calves also priced, with market detail for various weight classes and quality.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Fair Packers
Good Packers
Sinclair
S. Good
West Side Fire Destroys Garage and Damages Homes
A blaze starting in R H Snyder’s garage Sunday morning caused severe burns to Snyder and destroyed a garage while badly damaging a barn two residences and another garage. The fire also cut 434 telephones, sparked by a burned power line that felled the phone cable. Mrs. Snyder notified emergency services after attempting to call.
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R. H. Snyder
First Avenue
Snyder
Des Moines
E. P Kohout
Alex Scott
Twelfth Street
Ida E. Foy
Scott
Mary Doyle
First Avenue W
Van Sweringen Rail Profits Revealed in Testimony
The Senate inquiry details a $2 million down payment from Guardian Savings and Trust of Cleveland and the creation of Nickel Plate Security to finance the Nickel Plate purchase. Van Sweringen and associates held $12.5 million in common stock and control, with the holding company promising to repay the bank loan and settle New York Central fines. The testimony covers stock issuances, loans, and arrangements tied to the early railroad empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian Savings and Trust Company
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Security Corporation
van Sweringen Bank
New York Central
van Sweringens
Fletcher
Dem
Florida
J. P. Morgan and Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
Great International Banking
Or. van Sweringen
van Sweringen
C. L. Bradley
J. R. Nutt
Republican National
Bradley
Nutt
Morgan
Arthur M. Anderson
Morgan Partners
New York Central Railroad
Guardian National Bank
O. P
M. J
The
Security Corporation
Pecora
Cleveland Bank
Nickel Plate Security
Cleveland Terminal Building Company
Cleveland Terminal Company
Four Injured In Sunday Accidents On Roads Near Here
Reports to Sheriff Petrus detail four separate Sunday crashes near Cedar Rapids and Marion. An eight year old, Robinett Kucera, was bruised in a collision on highway 161 near Marion involving Robert Kucera and C F Forest of Central City. A second wreck east of Cedar Rapids injured Ernest Roman and Alma Dohnalek as their car turned after hitting a hole. Mary Ohlerick of Chicago was treated after a crash seven miles east of Cedar Rapids involving a car driven by Lewis and a Huebl Produce truck from Mankato Minnesota.
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Robert Kucera
Washington Avenue
Joseph A. Petrus
C. F. Forest of
Central City
Marion
Robinett Kucera
Kucera
Forest
Leonard Roman
Nineteenth Street
Petrus
Ernest Roman
Alma Dohnalek
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Lewis
Franklin Park
Ill
Mary Ohlerick
Chicago
Lewis
Huebl Produce Company
Mankato, Minn
Angus cattle sale tops at 325 dollars for yearling bull
At a farm auction Alan McGregor oversaw the sale of 80 head of Angus cattle, including 39 Copeland animals. Total sale receipts reached 11,267 dollars with prices ranging from 66 dollars to 325 dollars for a yearling bull calved Oct 8 1931. Other top bids included 305 dollars for two yearlings and 300 dollars for a 2 year old bull from Angelot farm.
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Alan McGregor
Copeland
Mr. McGregor
C V. Thines
Preston
J F McKinney
King City
Stanley Pierce
Creston
Ill
Dell Wright
Sanborn
Angelot Farm
Decreased Production Seen as Only Hope for Farmers
Edward A. O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau told a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Iowa City that reduced output under the new farm relief law offers the nation a path to prosperity There is no global market for a farm surplus he said since World War I nationalism has driven countries toward self sufficiency He urged business leaders to back the farm program warning without fair prices for farmers business profits will fall and the nation needs farm organization as the foundation of the New Deal
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Iowa City
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
O'Neal
Couzens
Michigan
Senate
Harriman pleads not guilty to new federal charges
Joseph W Harriman former chairman of Harriman National Bank and Trust Company and vice president Albert M Austin pleaded not guilty in federal court to an indictment alleging mismanagement of bank funds. Bail was set at 25 000 for Harriman and 5 000 for Austin with trial date anticipated for June 19.
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NEW York
Joseph W Harriman
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Albert M. Austin
Nat Gurity
Aussin
Henry W Goddard
Lindsey Loses Fight For Colorado Bar Reinstatement
Denver Colorado Judge Ben B Lindsey famed juvenile court authority had his bid for reinstatement to the Colorado bar rejected by the state supreme court on Monday.
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Denver
Ben B. Lindsey
Colorado
Colorado State Supreme Court
Marion man badly injured in Cedar Rapids fall from box car
L. C. Rinard of Marion a Milwaukee railroad switchman fractured his pelvis when he fell from the top of a box car near the Penick and Ford plant in Cedar Rapids Sunday evening. He was taken to St Luke's hospital where his condition Monday was reported fairly good. More than 100 people attended the Clark reunion at the home of Mrs. Robert Martin near Marion. Abe Bolton sang with guitar, and officers including Michael Clark of Kansas City were named. Participants came from Bonner Springs Springville Mount Vernon Fairfax Cedar Rapids Martelle and Marion.
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L. C. Rinard
Marion
Milwaukee
Penick and Ford
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Clark
Robert Martin
Abe Bolton
Michael Clark
Kansas City
Kan
Edgar Neal
Mount Versnon
Frank Clark
Marlon
Pearl Clark
Fanny Clark
Marley Clark
Mary Clark
Lloyd Neal
Maggie Martin
Jack Kent
Willard Neal
Will Martin
Earl M. Clark
Bonner Springs
Zetta M. Flowers
Springville
Mount Vernon
Fairfax
Martelle
Howeard
Wayne
Oliver
Maryin
Hilda
Kane
Dorothy
Lorraine
Kathryn
Roberts
Henry Schnoor
B. J. Clark
Death of H. A Adams in Cordova Alaska
Harry Stick reports the death of H. A Adams at 70 in Cordova Alaska on May 22. A former Linn county resident, Adams spent his youth near Lafayette and worked as a teacher and civil engineer. He served as Cordova Chamber of Commerce president and is survived by his wife and three brothers in Kansas Florida and California. Mrs Lavena Joseph of Council Bluffs visits her mother and sisters Mabel Brundage and Louise Dyc.
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Harry Stick
H. A Adams
Cordova
Alaska
Adams
Linn County
Lafayette
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Florida
California
Lavena Joseph
Council Bluffs
Catherine Wescott
Pire Mabel Brundage
Louse Dyc
Mitchell Testifies He Sought to Halt Market Crash
In a New York income tax evasion trial Charles E. Mitchell said in 1929 he tried to stop the stock market decline by using personal resources. He recounted discussions with associates and Morgans to borrow up to 12 million dollars with 30,000 shares of his stock as collateral.
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NEW York
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
National City Company
Mitchell
Morgans
Perce
Oren Protess
Deaths Mrs Magdaline Corsello Dies At 84
Mrs Magdaline Corsello aged 84 died at her son Joseph Corsello’s home 422 First Avenue W at 10 30 p m Saturday after a short illness. Born in Italy she came to Cedar Rapids twelve years ago. Surviving seven children Joseph Sam Mrs Tony Pusateri and Miss Anna Corsello all of Cedar Rapids Peter in Pennsylvania Mike in Italy and Mrs Theresa Spallino of Chicago. Also a sister Maccenzia Scolaro Pontiac Ill thirty five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Immaculate Conception church at 8 am Tuesday conducted by Miss J J Toomey burial Mount Calvary cemetery TruArkcut.
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Magdaline Corsello
Joseph Corsello
First Avenue
Italy
Cedar Rapids
Joseph
Sam
Tony Pusateri
Anna Corsello
Peter
Pennsylvania
Mike
Theresa Spallino
Chicago
Maccenzia Scolaro
Pontiac
Ill
Immaculate Conception Church
Mser
J. J. Toomey
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Obituary of Stanley Marnak of Marion Iowa
Stanley O Marnak died at a local hospital Sunday at 2 20 pm after a lingering illness. He was born in Johnson county June 18 1876 and lived near Marion for thirteen years. Survived by wife Agnes three children Georgiana George and Leonard all at home four sisters and three brothers. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday in Janeba and Brosh chapel by Rev Francis Pokorny. Burial Bohemian National cemetery. May call 7 to 9 pm Monday.
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Stanley O. Marnak
Marion
Johnson County
Agnes
Georgiana
George
Leonard
Mary Vecerka
North Liberty
Elin Doskocil
Elin Doskocil, Swisher; Mia. Anna Bures
Brandon
Bessie Sulck
Solon
Joseph
John
Arthur
Swisher
Janeba and Brosh
Francis Pokorny
Bohemian National Cemetery
Franceis
Death notice for Mary Mendosa infant in Minnesota
Mary Mendosa day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Mendosa died at home 029 C avenue NE at 1mm Monday. Survived by sister Esther. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. friends may call at Gaffney and Moore chapel.
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Mary Mendosa
Richard Mendosa
C Avenue NE
Esther
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Des Moines Heat Reaches 101 Mark in June Record
Des Moines residents endured a 101 degree day the warmest June 4 in US weather history for the city. Officials note the next warmest June 1 reading was 98 in 1913. A Chicago scientist adds Venus offers tougher conditions than Mars, suggesting Earthlike extremes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
United States Weather Department
Marion clubs enter flower parade for show week
Nine Marion organizations plan floats for a Saturday parade before the garden and flower show at the public library auditorium and lawn. Rural clubs are asked to exhibit as well and flowers may be shown by interested residents. No admission fee. a silver offering will be taken. Refreshments served.
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Marion
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Public Library
Ivanhoe
Tennyson
Reading Circle
Shakespeare
Milwaukee Railroad Women's
Mothers, Legion Auxiliary
Marion Nature and Garden
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Jefferson
18Th Ave
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Gravi
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Lamson Brothers and Co
E. Isbrow
Merchants National Bank
Athyanea
Duluth
Wall St
Johns Manville
Kayser Julius
Kelvinator
Mach P
Kennicott
Kresee SS
Kroger G & B
Bly Am Rad
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Oat Ae’ Agi Behn
Am Smeltim
Bia & Mvers
Ve Am Steel
Laese Wales
Wat
Lorillard
Ab Iste Gas Ag
McKeecnort
Aechessga Rob Pr Ark Nat Gas A
Ytaena Co
Mathieson AK
Dept Sto
Atchison T
Milam
Atlantic Rosagi
Auburn Auto
Ae Hays
Ms Aviation Corp
Mont Ward Sonat
Baldwin Loco
Balto
Ohio
Ramsdall A
Murray, Corpnera Heathes Cry
Best & Co
NAM Dairy
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Nath Drettra
Mau Rae
Pacisons Steel
Owens
Gambel
Pullman Co
Radin Corpa
Chrysler Mtr
Radin Keith
City Tee
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Colo Fuel
Cal Carbon
Staboard
Cami Credit
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Salvents
Sersel Inca
Cami Southern
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Shetty Oil
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Serony
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Roy del
Slane Webster
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Beal
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Goanerich
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Tienmix
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Tru-Ark
Maedaline Corselta
Stanley O. Marak
Baba Biles
Mercury
Venus
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Earth
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Floyd Rick
Norman J. Waffle
Century of Progress
Northwestern Iowa
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Robert Hiener
Chisage
Mildred Titus
Marion Service Club
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Ladies Aid Society of
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George C. Oxley
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Eleanor Hanna
Oelwein
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Joe Green
Lewis Hunter
Moreton High School
University of Iowa
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Lloyd Coakley
Norma Heald
Ralph Reynolds
Corewell College
Cuff Barnes
Hugh Keenan
Re Forestation Corps
Paul Fiedler
Galena, Til
Relatves
Ben Cotton
Monticello
Walter van Fossen
Vernon Boutelle
Charles Davis
Neal Miller
Howard
Robins
H. B. Leasure
Comforter
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Thomas Park
Auxilary
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
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