Hog Prices Steady Amid Light Clean-Up Trade
Chicago hog markets held nominally steady during a light cleanup at the stockyards. Receipts across three markets totaled 8,600 with Chicago taking 8,000, mostly billed to packers. top prices reached 3.85 per cwt and averages around 3.65. Cattle and lambs also remained steady with mixed regional variances. reports note steady or slightly varied prices in Pittsburgh and East Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Amt
Avs. Amt
JME. & Butchers
INS
Ays. Amt
Ino
Pittspore
Teceived
East Bufalo
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Slide
Across Chicago Omaha and Des Moines markets cattle and hogs showed lower or steady quotes with record drought entries. Heavy steers light yearlings and cows drifted lower while top steers reached 10.10 per cwt in Chicago and bids varied elsewhere with mixed hog and sheep tone and notices of steadier feeder trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Chicago
API
U 5
Dept. Agricultures
Hetters Lont BO
Ted
Idaho Rangers
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Prime Hogs Rise in Local Market After Nickel Advance
The local market reports higher prices for prime hogs following a nickel advance with top quotes around $3.15. Good packers remain steady at various weight classes from 180 to 500 pounds, while primes and premiums show maintained strength and quality-driven adjustments. Calves, sheep, and cattle categories show mixed movements, with steers and cows priced within a broad range and premiums noted for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Des Moines
South ST Paul
Sinclair
Seveseseen
Grain futures rise then fall on profit taking at Chicago
Chicago traders pushed grain futures higher on the bullish crop report but profits soon trimmed gains. Wheat gained about 4% to the day, corn fell by 7 to 11 cents, oats up 2 to 3 cents, with limited follow through and weak weather impact. Winnipeg and Liverpool showed higher prices as local corn selling increased to lock in profits. Provisions kept pace early but later weakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
U S
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings
Local Cedar Rapids listing shows varied prices for poultry, eggs, produce, and hides. Hens range by weight up to 210 per count, cocks low, eggs priced per dozen, and wholesale fruit and vegetable prices include California Valencias at 4.00 and Florida grapefruit at 1.00. Hides and animal products priced by grade, with horses listed at 2.50 and 2.25.
Grain Movement Minneapolis Cash Grain Report
Receipts 32 cars vs 235 two years ago with assorted grain quotes. Wheat values show No 1 northern around 1.02 to 1.05 with varying protein levels. Montana dark hard and amber durum prices listed. Corn No 3 yellow at 54 to 54.5 cents, oats No 3 white 41.3 to 42.5 cents, rye and barley quoted, timothy and clover seed prices noted, lard and bellies priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Cash Grain
Montana
Chicago
Seed and foreign exchange notes in midweek market report
Toledo seed market lists red clover at 8.25 and alsike at 8.50 while foreign exchange rates from New York show varied cent values for Britain, Belgium, Germany, and others. Minneapolis flour market reports shipments and middlings at 21.00 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
API
Foreign Exchange
NEW York
Great Britain
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Toekio
Shandal
Hongkong
Mexico
Montreal
Minneapolis
Markets in Chicago and New York Produce Reports
Chicago receipts show butter 13.50 dairy steady. eggs receipts 17.26 steady with extra firsts at 15.34. Potatoes ample on truck and shipments. supplies moderate, trading light. Idaho russets mostly steady with varying prices. Alabama, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Mississippi reports. Poultry live receipts steady. hens, leghorn hens, rock fryers and springs quoted with mixed color pricing. New York butter and cheese mostly steady. eggs irregular with standard, firsts and middlings priced. live poultry weak. Chicago futures note egg and butter futures with storage and June and November price marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Alabama
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Rock Springs
Rock Broilers
New York
Bond Markets Show Modest Gains Amid Mixed Volume
New York bond trading edged higher on Saturday with limited volume. Top gainers included International Telephone 5s Missouri Pacific 8s Canadian Pacific debentures Erle 5s New York Central 5s Nickel Plate 4s Southern Railway 4s and National Dairy Products 3 4s. Government bonds closed with mixed results led by Liberty 3s and Treasury 4s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
International Telephone
Missouri Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Erle
New York Central
Southern Railway
National Dairy Products
Alleghany Corp
Baltimore and Ohio
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
General
United Drugs
U. Os
United States
Liberty
Libery
Treasury
Mount Vernon Band Concert Opens Summer Series
Mount Vernon hosts the first Saturday night concert by the community band directed by Prof W H Hodgson on Main Street. Ronald Fleming of Cedar Rapids will perform the clarinet solo in The Wedding of the Winds. Four trombones featured in Miss Trombone. The band numbers forty musicians with John Klimo as manager and Miss Helen Burges as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
W H Hodgson
Ronald Fleming
Cedar Rapids
John Klimo
Helen Burges
Roosevelt Drops Wagner Bill for Federal Conciliation Commissions
President Roosevelt abandons the Wagner labor bill in favor of a simple measure to authorize federal industrial conciliation commissions. The commissions would model after NRA boards and gain legal status to negotiate voluntary settlements, binding parties by honor. Expected quick passage faces little opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K Hutchinson
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
International News Service
Congress
NRA
Wall St. profits ease after Friday surge amid steel labor worry
Stocks paused with scattered profit taking after a sharp rally and a steady close. Steel labor talks continued with U S Steel and Bethlehem in focus as workers’ delegations in Washington fed cautious sentiment for a near settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Nash
Allied Chemical
Owens-Illinois
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Schenley
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
N. Y
Whittier Man Waives to Grand Jury on Receiving Stolen Property
H J Hampton waived to the grand jury after being arraigned before Justice Henry A Stearns on a receiving stolen property charge. Bond set at 1000 dollars. He was arrested after questioned about an electric drill found on his premises and stolen from P F Klein of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H J. Hampton
Whittier
Henry A. Stearns
Hampton
P. F Klein
Marion
Man from Shueyville Pleads Not Guilty To DWI Charge
Steve Dilouhy, 45, Shueyville, was arrested at 2:40 a.m. Thursday by police and pled not guilty before Judge H C Ring in district court Saturday on a drunken driving charge filed by County Attorney G K Thompson. He was released on his own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Dilouhy
Shueyville
H C. Ring
G. K. Thompson
Woman Dies From Electric Shock During Storm
Mrs. Oscar Baldwin aged 43 died after an electric shock in Humboldt when she went to the basement to disconnect the radio during last night’s storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Oscar Baldwin
Millens and Faber Guilty of First Degree Murder
The Millen brothers Morton and Irving with Abe Faber were found guilty of murder in the first degree. Jurors handed a verdict after a tense trial six hours after they began deliberations. The mob outside the Dedham courthouse hissed and jeered as deputies restrained the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
INS
Millen Brothers
Morton
Irving
Abe Faber
Forbes McLeod
Sigod
Isabelle McLeod
Faber
Howard Capen
Needham Trust Company
Johnson attacks I C P program rhetoric critique
The speaker attacks the I C P program leadership, naming Henry P. Fletcher and likening the approach to Hoover era wartime tactics. He scoffs at slow, diluted policy efforts and mocks the premise as an ineffective, hollow dinner of policy. He uses metaphorical digs about goldfish bowls and kippered herrings to underscore distrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P.) Fletcher
Mr. Hoover
Dillinger Suspect Carried to Camp Near City
The Evening Star camp is cited as a key Dillinger hideout with Stanleys claiming evidence since April. Carroll and a dark haired girl were identified at cabin No 3 by Mrs Cargin, who recalled the modest dress. Carroll was later named as the Mason City bank robbers’ driver, with identification by Feeney, Ryan, and Leu after the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Dillinger
Carroll
Gazette
Cargin
Waterloo
First National Bank
Mason City
Associated Press
A. J. Feeney
Emmet V. Ryan
J. J. Leu
Ryan
Two Negroes Hanged by Mississippi Mob
In Greenwood Mississippi two 25 year old men Isaac Thomas and Joe Love were seized from officers by a mob and hanged on a railroad trestle Friday evening. The men, accused of attempting to assault the wife of a Delta plantation manager at Sledge Miss, were said by officers to have confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood, Miss
Mns
Isaac Thomas
Joe Love
Delta
Sledge
Miss
City Plan Commission Recommends Lowering Grade on Highway 149
The commission approved width and location but urged the city council to require the highway department to lower the proposed gradient on Highway 149 at the west edge of the city by about 2 feet to a maximum of four feet. The action followed a site inspection with highway officials and council members present.
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City Plan Commission
Highway Commission
Plan Commission
Fairfax
Cedar Rapids
Commission
H. O. Rickok
Ames
Right of Way
City Engineering
Local Institutions Beneficiary in Will of C H Graham
Cedar Rapids man Charles H. Graham dies June 3 and probate begins Saturday. The Home for Aged Women and the Home for the Friendless each receive 500, Palo Cemetery Association gets 1000, Spring Grove Cemetery also noted. Beneficiaries include daughter Mabel E Boyd, nephews Elgie Graham and Harley Lazenby, nieces Blanche Steffy and Marion Fox, and grand nephew Merritt Graham in trust. Peoples Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids named executor. Will dated March 6.
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Cedar Rapids
Charles H. Graham
Palo Cemetery Association
Spring Grove
Blanche Steffy
Marion Fox
Perry
Merritt Graham
Peoples Savings Bank of
Dyrland Death in Newhall Details Family Ties
Mrs Helene Dyrland died at her daughter Mrs John Olson's home in Newhall at 3 30 am Saturday after a brief illness She was born Aug 14 1849 in Skudesnes Norway and came to the United States sixty four years ago Surviving include two daughters three sons a brother and sister in Norway and sixteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services at the Benton Lutheran church will be at 2 pm Tuesday led by Rev Walter E Carlson Burial will be in Decorah Lutheran cemetery Friends may call at the Turner chapel Cecil Oakley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Dyrland
John Olson
Newhall
Skudesnes
Norway
Europe
Decorah
D. T. Benningen
Gary, S. D
John
Salem
Ore
Carl
Werner
N. D
Ralph
Wagner
A. J. Durland
First Lutheran Church of
Benton Lutheran Church
Walter E. Carlson
Turner Chapel
Cecil Oakley
Sixth Street
Elkader
Cedar Rapids
Aimee Oakley
Ida Crane
Gaffney
Moore Chapel
Mrs Fay dies after lingering illness in Iowa City
Mrs. William J. Fay, 53, sister in law of Mrs. F J Connors, Wilson Avenue SW, died at her Iowa City home Friday at 8 45 p m after lingering illness. Besides her husband she is survived by nine children. Funeral services will be held at St Mary's Church, Iowa City, at 9 a.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Fay
F. J. Connors
Wilson Avenue
Iowa City
St. Mary's Church
Funeral services for A. T. Calkins Dell Calkins
Funeral services for A. T. Dell Calkins who died yesterday morning will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at Hohenschuch mortuary South Linn street Iowa City with Rev Harry D Henry of the Iowa City Methodist church in charge Burial rites will be given by the Iowa City Elks lodge in Oakland cemetery Iowa City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Calkins
A. T
Dell) Calkins
Hohenschuch Mortuary
South Linn Street
Iowa City
Harry D. Henry
Birth Announcements and Sheriff’s Sale Notice
Births report three newborns including Earl Wayne Selzer born May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Selzer at their home in Cedar Rapids and two more infants born June 8 at St. Luke’s Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Andrew and to Mr. and Mrs. Q. R. Snider. A Sheriff’s Sale notice describes a Special Execution against Harry B. Moore in Linn County for 543.85 dollars, with property the north forty feet of Lot 9 in Block 46 Buchanan and Reed’s Addition, set for auction June 18, 1934 at 11:00 A.M. in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooo Sooru Riod
Charles Selzer
Seventeenth Street
Earl Wayne
Selzer
St. Luke's Hospital
Linn County
Iowa
Earle Smith
Harry B. Moore
Buchanan
Reed
Cedar Rapids
Court House
Joseph A. Petrus
Roy_Radebauch
L. M. Silliman
Don Benk
Fifth Avenue
Renk
Gweneth Williams
Marion News Highlights Local Social and Event Notes
Marion area notes report illness and travel among Peterson Moot Hart families. locals attend piano recital, bridal shower, and birthdays while veterans and clubs plan events at Holy Trinity and Cedar Rapids, with obits and society meetings noted.
Roosevelt proposes 525 million for drought relief plan
President Roosevelt outlines a seven item drought relief program totaling 525 million dollars. The plan includes funds for relief work, livestock purchases, shipping and distribution, farmer loans, submarginal land acquisitions, work camps, and seed loans. Flexibility is urged to adapt as conditions change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Weaving Motorist Fined After City Chase
H. G. Phinney, 50, of 3405 First Avenue E, jailed Friday for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a high speed chase from Third Avenue and First Street SW to Third Street and Fifth Avenue SE. Charge reduced to reckless driving. he pled guilty, fined $100 and costs for city revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Phinney
First Avenue
City
Third Avenue
First Street
Third Street
Fifth Avenue
Ahring
Phinney
Fourth Avenue
Miss Forestine H Negus Dies After Illness at 50
West Liberty Iowa mourns teacher Miss Forestine H Negus age 50 after a two week illness at home. Born December 20 1883 near Plato she taught third grade at Horace Mann School Iowa City for 23 years and was a member of the Methodist church and the Teachers Federation. She is survived by her mother and two brothers Oscar Negus Newton and Will Negus Englewood California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Forestine H. Negus
Miss Negus
David
Rosamond Negus
Plato
Springville
Horace Mann
Iowa City
Methodist Church
Teachers Federation
Oscar Negus
Newton
Will Negus
Englewood
Calif
Church Services in Marion Rally With Day Programs
A list of morning and evening services across Marion churches. Baptist led by Rev. Bridwell holds combined Children’s Day at 10:30 with 10:15 arrival. Mrs. Bakeman to speak. Catholic Mass at 7:30 and 9:30. Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Neighborhood Chapel and Seventh Day Church of God schedule Sunday worships, Sunday schools, and special programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
P. R. Bakeman
China
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
J. Biddle
Elda M. Kemp
H. O. Allen
Arthur Lyon
Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Christian Endeavor
H. M. Williamson
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Presbyterian
Fisher
O. M. Carson
Chistian Endeavor
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Irvin Ford
St. Paul's
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
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Sioux City
ST Paul Livestock
PES Moines AP
IUS Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Ork
Leshorn
Hennery Fr
California
Florida
Cahhara_co
Lsc
North West
Duluth
Lamson Brothers and Co
Disbrow
Merchants National Bank
Wall St
J. B., Bennett & Co
W. A. Jump
Adams Express
aIntl Hary
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Nickel
Allegheny Corpn
Tel & Tel
Chem
Johns Manville
Alls Chalmers
Kans City
Amerade
Amn Loco
Lehn & Fink
Amn Metals
Libby Owens
Amn Pow & L
Lorillard P
Amn Steel Fdys
Lousvie G
Amn Sus Rik
McIntyre
Amn Tel & Tel
McKeesport Tin
Amn Teb ‘R
McKesson Rod Tha Amn Wat Works
Marshall Fid
Amn Woolen
Mack Trucks
Amn Zinc
Magna
Mathieson Aik
Ark
Maytas Mis
Brooklyn
Bucyrus Erie
Burroughs Adg Byers
Canada Dry
Can Pac
Penick
Ford
Caterpillar
Penna R Ri
Cerro de Pasco
Penney J OC
Consol
Sperry Corp
Crown Cork
Joe
Curtis Wright
Standard Gas
Deere & Co
del LD & W
Ind
Dome Mines
Douglas Air
Stl
Prisco
du Pont De’n
Stew Warner
Eastman Kodak
Stone Webster
Eaton Mfr
Studebaker
Elec Autolite
Tex Corpu
Elec Pow & L
Tex Gulf S
Elec Bond
Tex Land Tr
Erle RB
Thompson
Ford England
Tidewater
Foster Wheeler
Timken
Fox
Gen Foods
Uni
Gen Gas
United Fruit
Gen Motors
Uni Gas Co
Uni_Gas
Gillette SR
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
Libby McNeil
Bendix
Lynch Corp
Marshall
Comw Edison
Cord Corp
Swift and Co
Hshold
Swift
Heilemann
Court House News
Millens and
Oeen
C. H. Graham
Babe
Jacqueline Strayer
Charles Strayer
Fifth Street
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Marion News
Lawrence Peterson
Near
Alburnett
Dilman Moothart
A. E. Blinks
Stanley Blinks
Santa Fe
Albion Blinks
Peacoss
T. H. Biddick
Montfort, Wis
Charles R., M. H. and
Richard Biddick
A. C. Sloss
Detroit
Mr. Sloss
Thomas Sloss
Thomas Sloss, Sr
Ethel McQuown
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Virginia
Ruth Miller
Margaret Ann Wallace
I. H. Brenneman
A. Griffiths
H. 8. Frazier
Emporia
Kan
Asahel Ford
Griffiths
U. S. S. Ellis
President Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Frances McDonald
Bernice Hillerege
Elizabeth Sloss
Byron, Il
Lois Holdorf
Ruth Engstrom
Paul Popejoy
Harry Emerson
Mary Lockwood
Rachel Hatch
Rachel Ives
Blue Ribbon
Hallwood Cafe
Clarabell Goodyear
Mildred Carpenter
Miss Goodyear
Marian Busby
Savanna
Alberta Patten
Cog~tan
Winifred Wiley
Catherine Wiley Pfeiffer
Samuel Palmer
Leo and
Nyle
Brent
Claire Davis
Dorothy
Charlotte
Mrs
Theodore Wendler
Teddy Davis
Mrs. Samuel Palmer
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Karl Kendall
Twelfth Street
Minnie Whitcomb
J. T. Christie
Emma Kendall
Josephine Wiggins
Josephine Whitacre
E. B. Branconier
St. Louis
H. A. Davidson
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Branconier
Frank Wetzel
Los Angeles
Marion Country Club
J. J. Booth
Marion Post
American Legion
Athletic Park
D. A. Newman
West Branch
Hans Hanson
Newman
Netty
Christian Church
Bong
Ruby Hagelebese
Mary Orclda Relter
Janet Elder
Barbara Price
Nadine Chudiic
Norman Adee
Galilean Hills
Darlene Meggers
Lois Iwin
Virginia Roberts
Darlene Portsolo
Donna McCahey
A Little Bird
Robert Nielson
Ruth Nielson
Charlotte Castle
King
Mildred Kindig
Kathleen Newman
Druscilla Lockey
Louise McConaushy
Marvil Chudlin
Arlene Guzzlesone
Jesus
Robert Wainwricht
Clarence Reinhart
Dorothy Adee
Alicea Brokaw
Loraine Kramer
Ida Mee Bonenet
Ethel Collins
Marilyn Hardin
Eleanor Overall
Kathleen Waline
Robert Foilie
Richard Blok
Christ
Bruce Westcott
Marion Churches
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