Hog Prices Rise Across Light Livestock Markets
Livestock receipts remained light at all terminals with Chicago showing strong hog demand. Hog top surged to 4.25, Avg about 4.10, while cattle and lamb markets also moved higher in centers like Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Lambs commanded 7.85 to 9.25 with strong regional variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
INS
V. Ave. Amt
Avs Amt
Imix. & Botchers
Chicago and Omaha Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets
Receipts show cattle hog and sheep trading with higher tones in Chicago and Omaha markets. Hogs rise 15 to 25 cents on many weight classes while cattle and sheep move steadier to higher on select grades. regional quotes include Des Moines Waterloo Ottumwa and Mason City listings with varied weights and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
ST. Paul
South ST Paul
Dept. Agriculture
Montana
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Des Moines
US Dept Agriculture i
Minnesota
Produce Markets New York and Chicago Prices
New York Produce Market reports firm egg receipts and butter gains with creamery lots up to 35 4 5c. Cheese prices steady. poultry markets show mixed toning with live roosters and broilers steady to firm while turkeys stay unquoted. Chicago listings mirror steady egg futures and butter storage prices with dairy standards unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Eas
Idaho
Minnesota
Alabama
S& Ne
Oklahoma
Ksi
Corn Leads Grains in Active Buying Moves on Market
Chicago reports show corn buying driving a broad price uptick on the Chicago Board of Trade. Chinch bug damage fears and Secretary Wallace’s rain forecast spurred anticipation of a lower yield, lifting wheat oats and other grains though corn led the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Wallace
Wall Street stocks push higher amid cautious trading
U S stocks rose on Tuesday with broad gains in virtually all groups including U S Smelting and American Telephone. Transfers neared 1,000,000 shares as bonds stayed quiet and some concerns lingered over the steel labor dispute while investors awaited congressional action on utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U. S
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
New York Central
Johns Manville
American Smelting
Douglas
General Motors
Refign TXChange Report From New York AP
A list of exchange rates and currency figures shows foreign currencies against the US dollar, including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and others. Additional entries cover currencies from Norway Sweden Denmark Finland and more with varied values.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Nore Way
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Juspsiavia
DSN
Hungary
Brazil
Mexico City
Montreal
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Prices Across Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago cash grain shows No 2 yellow prices around 38 to 39 percent, with mixed and No 2 white oats around 45 percent, barley at 361.00, timothy seed at 825 and clover seed at 10.04. Minneapolis receipts 35 cars versus 134 last year, No 1 northern wheat at 2.03 44, protein surcharges and various protein levels listed. corn No 2 yellow around 54 to 56, No 3 white about 42 to 43. Prices reflect market movement and arriving lots with several protein and durum varieties cited.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
Teleghonesi
Merchants National Bank
Tufsdayx
Adams Expose
Harvester
Alaska Juneau
Tel&Tel
Allegheny Corpn
D. Allied Chem
Johns
Manville
Kan City
Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corpn
Kayser
Julius
Mn An
Kelly Speteeee
Amn Car
Fdy
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Ann
Kresee
Amn
Ice
Ts Kroger
Amn Intl
Coron
Lamber
Pac RR
Monsanto
Atchison T Sp
Atlantic
Biscuit Balto
Barnsdalla
Dairy
Bendix
Beatrice Cry
Distirs
Beth Teel
Briges Mir
Norand
Brooklyn
Bucyrus Erte
North Amn
Burroughs
Cal
Owens Ill
Otis Steel
Ms Canada Ty
Packard Motors
Patino Mines
Caterpilla Pascoigs
Penick
Cerro de
Penna ‘ Erie ’ Wyches
Certain-tee Ohio
Penney J_C .yy
Peoples Gas
St P
Phelis Dodee
Chro
Proctor Gambel
Pub
Sve
Col Palmolive
Pullman Co
Colo Fuel
Col. Carbon
Radio Corp Ace
Cal Gasé
Elec
Radio Keith
Reading
Salvents
Rem Rand
South
Stel Reyn
Congoleum
Consol Cigars
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Servel
Consol
Shattuc
Contl Motors
Shell Non
Contl
Simmons Co
Socony
Sou
PR Sur
Cudahy
Sou Railway
Curtis Wright
Sperry Corp
Deere & ‘Oo
del L & v
Stand Brands
Dome Mines
Standard Gas
Douglas Air
Stand Calif
DuPontenaot
Stand Ind N J
Eastman OO
Stan Ee Eaton Mfr
Stl
Frisco
Elec Autolite
Stew Warner
Stone
Webster
Elec Boat
Studebaker
Bond&s
Stutz Motors
Erie
Texcorpd
Ford England
Tex Gulf S
Foster Wheeler
Tex Lander Fox Pum
Thompson
Freeport
Tex
Tidewater Ov
Gen Motors
Uni Aircraft
W . Ren
Ani
Gilette
Uni Founders
Gimbel Bros
United Fruit O
Glidden Co
Uni Gas
U S Ind
Goodrich Goodyear
Gotham Silk
Tubbe
Graham Patse LU
Rypid
Wu P & LA
Wan Sur
Hahn Dent
Warner Bros
Hiram Walker
Wes'n Maryld
Homestake
Wes'n Union
Houston
Westrhouse AB
Howe Sound
Hudson Mots
White Rock Hupp Motors
Wilson& Cass Central
Woolworth
Indus Rayonce
S&t
Chicago
Bershof
Middlewest
Borz Warner A
Nobl Sparks
Butler Bros
Prima
Quaker Com
Chicago Corp
Quaker
Swift & Co
Hshold
Swift Intl
Hellemann McNeil
Libby
Minneapolis
L'Sc
Montana
Duluth
Bond Market Notes From New York and London
A large section of the domestic bond list moved little in forenoon trading on Tuesday amid mixed price changes. German issues led activity, with some gains in Baltimore and Ohio 44s International Telephone 3s Standard Oil of New York 53x Union Pacific 4s while American Smelting Canadian Pacific Erie National Dairy Northern Pacific Southern Railway United Drug and Youngstown Sheet and Tube saw slight declines. Liberty and Treasury prices are listed with specific yields and maturities in New York.
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NEW YORK_GOND
New York
Foreign Department
Baltimore and Ohio
International Telephone
Standard Oil of
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Erie
National Dairy
Northern Pacific
Southern Railway
United Drug
Youngstown
Market Notes From Toledo and New York Prices
Toledo seed markets quote red clover at $825 and alsike at $8.50. Minneapolis flour market shows no change with 20 225 pure bran at $2504 per 2200, and sugar in New York unchanged with spot at $0.28, refined at $4.65. Futures for sugar rose lightly by 3 points.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
New York -Ap
Waterloo Diamondball Team To Meet Frolics
The Schuker Motor company diamondball team of Waterloo meets the Frolic club team of Cedar Rapids in a double header at St Ludmilla’s Nehted field on Twenty first avenue and Second street SW Wednesday at 8 30 pm. The Waterloo squad boasted ace pitchers from central Town and defeated Rochester Minnesota in 1933, the Iowa Labor Day tournament winner. Clarence Schukel, sponsor, is a known former sales manager for Rude Auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuker Motor Company
Waterloo
Towa
Frolic Club
Cedar Rapids
St. Ludmilla
Twenty-first Avenue
Second Street
Schukel
Central Town
Rochester, Minn
Iowa
Clarence Schukel
Rude Auto Company
Bandits Grab $500 From Old Monroe Bank
Two men robbed the Bank of Old Monroe shortly after opening Tuesday, taking about $500 in currency in a bold daytime heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Monroe Mo
Old Monroe
Local Hog Prices Jump 20 Cents on Tuesday
Hog prices on the local market rose sharply on Tuesday with all grades up 25 cents. Prime top reached 3.50 while packet top climbed to 2.75.
Cedar Rapids Daily Market Prices Miscellaneous Listing
Local market rates show grains oats rye and corn with granular cent values for each item. Wholesale fruits vegetables and prices for oranges grapefruit lemons sweet potatoes potatoes bananas lettuce celery cabbage onions tomatoes and more also listed with crate or per basket prices. Livestock hides calves and horses priced by category. Some entries appear garbled but reflect historical trade values and commodity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orankes
California
Florida
Dc. No. 1 Horse—S2.30, No. 2 Horse—$2.25. Greed Ftildes
Burry
Local Man Injured Near Iowa City
E Crum of 1632 Second avenue SE sustained multiple broken ribs when the car he rode in went off a curve west of Iowa City Monday night. He was taken to Mercy hospital in Iowa City. Crum is a salesman for the John Deere Plow company of McMine Illinois, the dispatch said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Crum
Second Avenue SE
Iowa City
Associated Press
Mercy Hospital
Crum
John Deere Plow Company
Mc- Mine
Ill
Deaths of Dexter C. Bell in Dubuque hotel room
Dexter C. Bell 56 traveling salesman of Cedar Rapids was found dead in a Dubuque hotel room. Coroner ruled death by hanging, Bell despondent after registering Saturday. He was born February 11 1878 Ottumwa and survived by wife Anna Hoffman and two brothers Wilder Bell Seattle Frank Bell. Funeral in Yocom chapel Marion Wednesday at 2 30 pm with burial in Oak Shade cemetery Marion.
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Dexter C. Bell
R Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Associated Press
Bell
Ottumwa
A. W
Mary Jane Bell
Anna Hoffman
Wilder C. Bell
Washington
Frank C. Bell
Seattle
Wash
Yocom Chapel
Marion
W. E. Fisher
Oak Shade
Mrs Rebie Becken Dies After Sixty-One Years in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Rebie L Becken of 436 Thirty fourth Street NE died at a local hospital at 445 am Tuesday. She resided in Cedar Rapids sixty one years and was the wife of Thomas Becken. Born at Beech Lake Pennsylvania November 21 1861 she came to Cedar Rapids as a girl. Funeral services at Gaffney and Moore chapel at 2 pm Wednesday with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. She belonged to Kenwood Methodist Church. She is survived by her husband two nieces and three nephews.
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Rebie L. Becken
Thirty-fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Becken
Becklen
Kenwood Methodist Church
George W. McConkey
Beekens
Edna Peck Bail
Washington, D. C
Florence Peck Thompson
Fairfax
Howard O. Peck
Herndon
Frank E. Peck
Sister of Mrs. I. M. Lobenstein Dies in Kansas
Mrs. Harry Strasburger of Coffeyville Kansas, a sister of Mrs. I. M. Lobenstein, died of pneumonia at her home Tuesday morning. She was well known in Cedar Rapids and a frequent visitor there.
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Harry Strasburger
Coffeyville
Kan
I. M. Lobenstein
Commonwealth Apartments
Strasburger
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Sedlacek Dies in Pipestone Funeral Set
Mrs Anna Sedlacek mother of Mrs Mary Dvorak of Cedar Rapids died at her Pipestone Minnesota home Monday noon after pneumonia. Survived by eight children including Mrs Dvorak Cedar Rapids and Mrs Joseph Shupitar Iowa City. Grandson Leo Dvorak attends funeral set for Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Anna Sedlacek
Mary Dvorak
Cedar Rapids
Pipestone
Minn
Dvorak
Joseph Shupitar
Iowa City
Wesley Sedlacek
Oxford
Leo Dvorak
Knutson and Short Lead Iowa Primary Spending
Expense accounts filed in the Iowa primary show Clarence A. Knutson with 2846.35 and Wallace M. Short with 2598.77. Knutson listed 15 from J D Clay and 500 from R D Austin. Short drew 250 from farmer and labor groups, 575 from local committees, and 1218.12 from individuals. Governor Herring had no expenditures. George Finch spent 551.06. Other state races show small itemized sums for various candidates across senatorial and representative contests.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Secretary of State
Clarence A. Knutson
J. D. Clay
R. D. Austin
Wallace M. Short
Sioux City
Herring
George Finch
James Scovel
Montezuma
Howard A. Baxter
Washington
Richard Box
Belle Plaine
A. L. Madden
Muscatine
Harold L. Irwin
DeWitt
H. J. Grunewald
van Horne
Dr. L. M. Adkins
Grinnell
Temperature Dips to 54 After Cool Night
Cedar Rapids saw a chill start with a 5 am 54 degree low after a 60 degree midnight. By 9 am the temperature rose to 69 and the day warmed to 80 by mid afternoon.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
City Briefs and Personal Notes
O A Kearney of 2043 Grande Avenue SE is improving after a Monday operation at St Luke s hospital. Fire company 3 put out a grass fire Tuesday at Twenty seventh Street and Country Club Parkway SE. The Cedar Rapids estate of F H Brubaker paid $369 83 inheritance tax on a $7 196 68 taxable value. Frank Wood spoke at Cano pus club lunch about Australia. John D Cornwall of 1002 D Avenue NW, a courthouse fireman, greeted friends after a three month confinement with a hip fracture from a fall on March 2.
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O. A. Kearney
Grande Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Twenty-seventh Street
Country Club Parkway
F. H. Brubaker
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
John D. Cornwall
D Avenue NW
Mr. Cornwall
Young Men's Bureau to Host Dinner and Stay Party
The Young Men's Bureau will hold a 6 30 dinner and stay party at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night. The event is free for members, and a report will be made on regatta ticket sales.
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Chamber of Commerce
John Rohrer
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Local Retail Code Committee to Meet at Chamber
The local retail code authority committee will meet Wednesday morning at the Chamber of Commerce to attend to national correspondence and hear any complaints that may be in order.
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Retail Code Authority
Chamber of Commerce
Bankruptcy petitions filed for two Kirkwoods in district clerk office
Two voluntary bankruptcies filed. George Franklin Kirkwood a Bent on county farmer near Garrison reports debts of 23727.04 with assets 2611.55. Laura Isabell Kirkwood lists debts 27211.74 and assets 820.00.
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Federal District Clerk's Office
George Franklin Kirkwood
Benton County
Garrison
Mr. Kirkwood
Laura Isabell Kirkwood
Local defendants plead not guilty to intoxication and peace charges
Clarence Richards of 1513 E street SW pled not guilty at police court arraignment on intoxication and disturbing the peace of his family. Bond of 30 dollars was not furnished and the case was set for Friday. Bob Trembley of 916 First Avenue W and Robert Boggs of Oskaloosa pled not guilty to intoxication charges. Both were held under $30 bond for hearing Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Richards
E Street
Bob Trembley
First Avenue W
Robert Boggs
Oskaloosa
Night Parking Fines In Police Court
Those fined two dollars and costs for parking at night without a light were Harold WN West 3820 First Avenue E William BE Good 1335 Hinkley Avenue NW Co C Schimberg 2741 Bever Avenue SE M J Abieau 2021 Bever Avenue SE H Brammer 2612 Meadowbrook Drive SE Walter Canturbury 1229 Eighth Street NW Clay E Phillips 418 Twentieth Street SE paid two dollars and costs for overtime parking.
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Harold WN. West
First Avenue
William BE. Good
Hinkley Avenue
Co. C. Schimberg
Bever Avenue
M. J. Abieau
H. Brammer
Meadowbrook Drive
Walter Canterbury
Eighth Street
Clay E. Phillips
Twentieth Street
Four Toledo men enlist in Navy trainees in Des Moines
Navy recruiting officer L Dufour took four men to Des Moines Monday where they enlisted in the navy and left the same day for San Diego to begin twelve weeks of boot training. The men are H H Christensen of Toledo, William C Mohler of Toledo, Howard F Price of Tama, and John L Broulik of Mount Vernon along with their parents listed.
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John L. Broulik
Mount Vernon
Births Report Two Twin Sons and Three Newborns
Birth notices record twins born to Mr and Mrs Ray EB Bandfield at St Luke s hospital June 11 and a son born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Hanzlik at Mercy hospital also June 11. A son joins Mr and Mrs Emil C Stuckenschneider at Mercy hospital June 12. Efforts note Bar tell W Cardon s Logan Utah birth with Cedar Rapids ties through Mrs ion Alsop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray EB. Bandfield
Third Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bartell W. Cardon
Logan
Utah
Ion
Cedar Rapids
George Alsop
Marion
Edwin Hanzlik
L Street SW
Mercy Hospital
Emil C. Stuckenschneider
Thirty-third Street
Marion City Warns on Sidewalk Bicycle Riding
Marion officials issue a city ordinance warning that bikes on sidewalks are forbidden and violators face misdemeanor fines up to ten dollars. The mayor cites numerous complaints about boys playing baseball in the streets and urges an end to street games to protect older residents.
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Marion
Rail feud looms over Moffat tunnel cut off
Colorado faces a potential rail war as the Moffat road bars Rio Grande Western trains from Utah Junction delaying the Dotsero cut-off celebration planned for next weekend. The ICC ordered necessary connections in Denver yards but lacks jurisdiction over purely intrastate Moffat lines. rio grande officials cited unresolved clearance issues and cited “good and sufficient reasons.”
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Denver Cins
Colorado
Denver
Salt Lake City
Moffat
Utah
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
RFC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver and
Salt Lake Railroad
Moffat Road
Rio Grande
Utah Junction
ICC
Earl Wood Hurt in St Charles Motorcycle Races
Earl Wood 30 from Forty-second Street and Mount Vernon Road suffered serious back injuries and two broken ribs plus a broken collar bone after being thrown from his motorcycle during the St Charles Illinois races Sunday. He was later hospitalized at St Luke's with x rays confirming injuries. He traveled to Dixon Illinois before being brought to Cedar Rapids by his wife and relatives. The racer works as a special delivery carrier at the post office.
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Earl Wood
Forty-second
Mount Vernon Road
St. Charles
Mr. Wood
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Charles Hospital
Dixon
Wood
Alfred Wood
Mildred Wood
Cedar Rapids
Broqueville Reforms Belgian Cabinet Retains Premiership
The Belgian cabinet that resigned June 6 was re formed on Tuesday with Count Charles de Broqueville remaining as premier.
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Brussels
Belgium
Charles de Broqueville
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