Hog Market Slows With Light Supplies and Small Gains
The report notes slower hog trade with light supplies on active markets. Estimates show Friday receipts in Chicago with cattle around 1,000, hogs 15,000, sheep 31,000, and feeders, lambs, and yearlings nearly steady to higher in places, while Iowa hogs at Des Moines and other interior yards show uneven gains and varied weights. Prices lean higher in Chicago and mixed across other regions, with top quotes around 3.90 for hogs and cattle steady to firm in several markets.
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Chicago
API
Iowa
Des Moines
UPI
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Strarroes
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St. Louis
East St. Louis
MIX & Butchers
Chicago Livestock
Adsazee
Gemaid Sun
Weae
Joe Cutter
Ambs Labs
Sioux City
Omaha
Sai
ST _ PAUL
South ST Paul
Dept
Kansas City
U. S. Dept
East Sts Louis
East ST Louis
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
ST Joseph Livestock
ST Joseph
Dept. Arriculture
Quad Y
Kansas
Texas
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Notes
A Cedar Rapids listing shows varied farm goods and wholesale items with prices. Hens, cream, hay and straw are priced, plus produce such as California Valencia oranges, grapefruit, lemons, bananas, potatoes, tomatoes, lettuce, cabbage, beans, peppers, cucumbers, cantaloupes, berries, and green peas. Hides and wool prices are included for local traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farida
Cenr
Foreign exchange rates in cents and currencies
New York AP reports mixed demand across currencies with rates from Great Britain to Mexico City. Rates shown include France 35925, Germany 2365, Japan 3094, Argentina 2579, Mexico City pesos 2663, among others.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Mexico City
Wheat Prices Flip Flop as Early Rally Fades in Chicago Trade
Wheat held near unchanged with minor gains as short covering faltered and selling reappeared. Corn oats and rye followed unevenly with mixed results while cash markets showed light activity and firm tone but weak demand. Receipts ranged in the low to mid 20s cars across grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Shorts
Liverpool
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices
The Chicago cash grain market lists WHEAT varieties with prices for No 2 white at 32 3 4 cents and No 1 yellow at 22 3 4 cents. LARD and TIMOTHY SEED are also quoted. Minneapolis cash grain shows WHEAT receipts with bids around 63 to 69 cents for various grades, CORN No 3 yellow at 30 6 3 cents, and OATS No 1 white about 19 5 6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
J. EB. Bennett & Co
W. BL
Serchants National
Adams Express
Ais Alaska
Tel & Tel
Allegheny Corps
Johns Mangule
Allied Chem
Belvinator
Als Chalmers
Kmemnecott
Kresse
Kreuger and T
Kroger G & Bs
Amn
Ice Sec
Lambert
Amn Intl Corp
Lehich Vailey
Myers B
Loews. Inc
Loft. Inc
Lorillard P
McKe
Amn Tobacco
MicKhesson Rob
Mack Trucks
Mathieson Ark
Ark Nat Gas
Miami Copper
Armour
Kans Tex
Atchison Tsf
Mio Pac
Atlantic Rie
Mont Ward
Borden Co Nort and Wes
Borg Warner
Nor Pac
Briges Mfg
North Ant
Aia Bucyrus Erle
Ohio
Eeaeee
Burroughs Ads
Otis Elev
Otis Steel
Purterick
Packard
Mtrs
Cal
Ara Fablix
Fenules Gass
Pittsburs
Ches Corpu
Proctor Gamhei
Egmee
Buliman
Radio Corn
Radio Kelth
Besdine
Bervices
Rep
Btrel
Palmolive
Bern
Bears
Roebuck
Tee Ee
Bnell Union
Bromo
Eynity
Gensel Gap
Gensel Gas
Sou Pac
Fou Railway
Motors
Erand
Conti
Cudahy Pye
Gurls
Analogaes, Drug Inc
Sacone
du Pont
Prisco
Eastman Kocak
Warnep
Secautalite
We Stone Webster
Ene wen & & + Abttex
Gus Jak Ford Pipesead
Timken Rob Int
Fox 1
Trans-America
Diwars
Union Carbide
Elec
Union Pac
Gen Foods
Uni Corn
Gee United Prue
Uni Gas Co
U S Ind
Goodrich
U S
Goodyear
Wabash RR
Grigsby Grunow
Warner Bros
Wesn Marvidas
Houston Oil
Wesn Union
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Westehouse
Willys Ov
Tnrersall Rand Pt. Worth Pump
Inspiration
Wentworth
New York Produce Markets Quick Stock Report
NEW YORK PRODUCE market prices quoted for potatoes sweet potatoes flour eggs and cheese. Beans and poultry show steady or slight variations with midwestern and pacific coast references. Chicago prices cover butter eggs and carrots with stock levels and on track deliveries noted.
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New York
Sheady
Jersey Basket
Southern Basket
Chicago
Southern Bliss
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Idaho
Old &c
Pork Production Report Details From North Carolina Farm
R. O Lancaster of Vanceboro NC reported producing 23 372 pounds of pork over a 129 day feeding period at an average cost of 2 8 cents per pound. The grain and produce market notes mention unchanged flour shipments and various futures including hay eggs and butter with dates and storage standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O Lancaster
Vanceboro
Local hog prices rise a dime on market update
Hog prices on the local market gained a dime on Thursday pushing the top to 3.00. All grades showed advances with notes on calf and sheep markets and lamb quotations.
Wall Street Stocks End Mixed Amid Rail Gains
Stocks closed irregularly after an uneven session led by rail carriers like Santa Fe and Union Pacific, while American Telephone and U S Steel showed modest losses. The market traded about 900000 shares as rails advanced on optimism over July 1 interest payments and possible railroad loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Mils
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
New York Central
Southern Pacific
American Telephone
American Can
Eastman
U. S. Steel
Case
Senate
Case and Eastman
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
American Tobacco
National Biscuit
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Central Aguirre
General Electric
Senate Finance Committee
U. S
States Vote on Bingham Plank in Prohibition Debate
Chicago AP reports the roll call on the Bingham plank to submit a prohibition plank across states and territories. The tallies show a mix of yes and no votes with several regions not voting or absent.
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Chicago
Alabama
Chicago Stadium
Hoover
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Coolidge
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Dawes
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Senator Blaine
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
France
Pennsylvania
Wadsworth
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Blaine
Death of Vincent Dvorak in Cedar Rapids
Vincent Dvorak died at his home 1419 Hamilton St SW at 6 15 am Thursday after a period of illness. Born Bohemia Feb 2 1864 he lived near Fairfax Swisher before moving to Cedar Rapids. Survived by six daughters nine grandchildren a sister and a brother. Funeral at Barla chapel 2 pm Saturday with Rev Francis Pokorny. burial at Truhlar cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Dvorak
Hamilton Street
Dvorak
Bohemia
Fairfax and
Swisher
Cedar Rapids
Agnes
Mateja Spinka
Chicago
Henry Buresh
William H. Dvorak
Fairfax
Sam Fratto
Wilma Moorman
Frank Nezerka
John Dvorak
Barla Chapel
Francis Pokorny
Truhlar
Funeral services for Arthur William Anderson Jr
Funeral services for Arthur William Anderson Jr drowned in Robins lake Wednesday will be at Pioneer Funeral home Friday at 2 30 p m Rev Stem ple White officiating burial Cedar Memorial Park He born February 16 1916 in Hiawatha Kansas moved to Cedar Rapids about twelve years ago He survived by parents Mr and Mrs Arthur William Anderson a brother Walter of Livermore and two sisters Mrs Dora Walker Cedar Rapids and Mrs Mary Parshall Nebraska City Nebraska
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Arthur William Anderson, Jr
Robins Lake
Pioneer Funeral Home
Stemple White
Cedar Memorial Park
Hiawatha
Kan
Cedar Rapids
Arthur William Anderson
Walter
Livermore
Dora Walker
Mary Parshall
Nebraska City
Neb
Funeral services for Cedar Rapids insurance man Hillock
William F. Hillock died suddenly in Lincoln Nebraska. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Friday at Turner chapel with burial at Cax Hill cemetery. Masonic and military honors will be conducted by Mount Hermon lodge and Apollo Commandery. Masons and Knights Templar meet at 12 30 p.m. Friday at the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hillock
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Neb
Turner Chapel
Cax Hill
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Masons
Masonic Hall
Mrs Lilian H Wilkinson R I P Announcement
Mrs Lilian H Wilkinson died at the family residence 1122 Twelfth Street NE at 4 45 a m after a three year illness She was born December 28 1891 in Cedar Rapids and lived here all her life Survived by husband Roy A Wilkinson two sons James L and Alvin E her father Charles Schminkey two brothers Charles and John Schminkey four sisters Mrs W S Dixon Mrs Fred Minner both of Council Bluffs Mrs Charles Cook and Mrs Norman Pangburn of Cedar Rapids Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Lilian H. Wilkinson
Roy A Wilkinson
Twelfth Street
Cedar Rapids
James L
Alvin E
Charles Schminkey
Charles
John Schminkey
Bond Markets Hold Steady Amid Modest Shifts in Liberty Bonds
In New York the bond market maintained a steady stance as prices showed little change despite ongoing attempts to push levels higher or lower. Treasury 4s rose around a half point while Liberties gained moderately. French and German issues eased and British bonds slipped. Stronger dollar sentiment and gold standard affirmation supported gains for select issues including Santa Fe General 4s and American Smelting 5s, with rail and industrials showing narrow moves.
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New York
United States
Lst
Treasury
Santa Fe General
International
New York Centre
American Smelting
Philadelphia
Liberal Religion Institute At McGregor Heights
Sixty Iowa and Nebraska youths attend the ninth annual Young Peoples Institute of Liberal Religion at McGregor Heights under the Iowa Unitarian association. Dr Charles E Snyder of Davenport leads as dean with ministers Mondale Welke Worthley and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcgregor
Iowa
Nebraska
Young Peoples’ Institue
McGregor Heights
Iowa Unitarian Association
Charles E. Snyder
Unitarian Church
Davenport
Iowa Unitarian Churches
Snyder
Institute
Melvile L. Welke
Cedar Rapids
Evans A. Worthley
Iowa City
C. J. Dutton
Des Moines
W. M. Des
Laura Bowman
Gater
Mount Pleasant
General Sunday School Association of the Universalist Church
Welke
Walter Kroeger
Hubert Coffey
Evert Jugess
Laura Knight
Millicent Bush
Marjorie Bales
Towa City
Iowa News in Brief Highlights from Tipton Oxford Lost Nation Center Point
Tipton Lions Club closes season with District Governor Dale Carrell and Dr. A B Hender among visitors. Oxford Methodist Church hosts Children's Day program with multiple readings and musical numbers. Lost Nation resumes Wednesday band concerts under H L Booth. Center Point plans a Fourth of July celebration the first since 1916 with a 9 30 parade and events led by marshal A M Lampman.
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Tipton
Lion's Club
Dale Carerell
Keokuk
A. B. Hender
Davenport Lions Club
R. O. Zimmerling
G. J. Horn
E. C. Gardner
W.E. van Buren
Lost Nation
H. L. Booth
Clinton
Center Point
A. M. Lampman
States vote in presidential ballot totals and dam plan noted
The report lists state by state delegate counts with Hoover leading the presidential votes and a total of 1,154 for Hoover against 1,126 for France, plus minor candidates. It also mentions Victoria BoC plans a 42 foot dam to expand Brooke lake reservoir capacity to 7.2 billion gallons, doubling present capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Boc
Brooke Lake
Community meeting on relief efforts in Marion
Residents and workers in Marion are invited to join a Friday 8 p.m. gathering in the library auditorium. Committees from local organizations will coordinate steps to address unemployment and welfare issues in the town.
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Marion
Pre Nuptial Honors For Edith Hutton In Cedar Rapids
Edith Hutton bride elect of June was praised at a kitchen shower hosted by Mamie and Catherine Reinheimer with bunco, high score by Mrs. Robert Hutton, low by Eloise Touro, and refreshments for eighteen. Cedar Rapids guests Kathryn Engle attended. A Monday dinner hosted by Edith Graceman honored Hutton with five in attendance. Ruth Windhurst of Cedar Rapids gave a later miscellaneous shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hutton
Mamie
Catherine Reinheimer
Bunco
Robert Hutton
Eloise Touro
Kathryn Engle
Cedar Rapids
Miss Hutton
Edith Graceman
Iowa Mutual
D A R Closes Year With Kensington Picnic
Marion Linn Chapter D A R ends its year with a picnic supper at Miss Pearl Bulkley’s home 2810 Tenth avenue A Kensington lawn setting for twenty five guests. New regent Mrs Frank Keyser presided at a brief business meeting. Guests included Miss Mary Durham Mrs Stuart Rodger and her daughter Jeanne of Green Bay Wisconsin. Social committee led by Mrs George Busby Mrs T A Cunningham Mrs E J Miller Miss Vans Roberts and Miss Pearl Buskey planned the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Linn
Mary Durham
Stuart Rodger
Jeanne
Green Bay
Wis
George Busby
T. A. Cunningham
E. J. Miller
Vans Roberts
Pearl Buskey
Flag Day Party at Dry Creek Neighborhood
Mrs J A Wilson and the Woman's Progressive club hosted eighteen guests and seven board members at the Old Ladies Home in Cedar Rapids for Flag Day. Tables featured roses and small flags. dinner was lawn served. afternoon included visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wilson
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Old Ladies Home
Cedar Rapids
Board of Management
Three Cedar Rapids Men Granted Patents
A mobile melting and distributing apparatus was patented by Fred M. Hargrave of Cedar Rapids for melting and distributing bitumen asphalt or tar. Estus J. Hawks of Cedar Rapids received a patent for a new material spreader. Edwin Hetherington of Cedar Rapids was granted a patent for a child's teeter board. Hetherington filed his application three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Fred M. Hargrave
Cedar Rapids
Hargrave
Estus J. Hawks
Edwin Hetherington
Hetherington
Births and community notices from local families
Born to Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Kel sey a daughter June 16 at St. Luke's hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Woodford a daughter June 9 at St. Luke's hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Raue a daughter June 15 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yager a daughter June 15 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Elven Boone a daughter June 5 at Mercy hospital. A two weeks vacation school begins Monday at Congregational church with faculty from Congregational and Evangelical churches led by Rev Paul Ktter and Rev C. T Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Kelsey
Fifth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
E. R. Woodford
B Avenue NW
William Raue
van Horne
Mercy Hospital
Jack Yager
Washington Avenue SE
Elven Boone
Fourth Avenue
Eleader
Congregational Church
Evangelical Church
Paul Ktter
C. T Brewster
LaVerna Crew To Present Piano Pupils In Recital
Mrs La Verna Crew presents a piano recital Friday at 8 pm at the Christian church inviting the public. Featured pieces include a two piano eight hands arrangement Minuet in G by Beethoven and Mozart Sonata in C with Mrs Crew accompanying. Jean Leidigh will play a clarinet solo. Pupils listed include Jean Marie Burroughs Carol Burroughs Mary Jean Cooper Wilson Cooper and others.
Ladies Aid Society Reports Surplus at Church Meeting
The yearly financial report of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist Church was presented by Mrs. A. A. Hardin at a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. W. O. Blake’s home. A flower committee and a purchasing committee were announced, and thirty-nine guests were served refreshments by the True Blue division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
A. A. Hardin
W. O. Blake
Thirteenth Street
Rachel Ives
K. M. Saunders
G. M. Hutchison
Leonard Taylor
Kensington to Gethsemane White Shrine Hostess
Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder hosted a Kensington to Gethsemane White Shrine No 1 gathering with assist from Marion members. A program directed by Mrs. L A Blinks featured readings by Freta Young Janet Elder a solo and clog dance by Martha Ann Young and readings by Mildred Carpenter. Refreshments served to about sixty persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Snyder
Sixth Avenue
Kensington
Gethsemane White Shrine
Marion
L. A. Blinks
Freta Young
Janet Elder
Martha Ann Young
Mildred Carpenter
Swimming Meet at American Legion Pool Saturday
The boys and girls swimming meet will be held Saturday at 2 pm at the American Legion pool. It includes races for beginners and varied ages, plus three meter and one meter diving contests. Ribbons go to the top three in each event. Public event. Children must register at the pool by 10 am Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Wil
Marion Band Concert Promises Large Attendance
A large crowd is expected at the Marion school band concert in the city park Thursday at 8 p.m. Raymond Smith will be the cornet soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
City Park
Raymond Smith
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
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C. C. Carpenter
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A. E. Granger
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Halsa
Sioux Center
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
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Morris, Minn
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Pereesas Ereyy
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Cedar Rapids Dental Association
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Higley Avenue SE
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Epworth League
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Jack Lies
Haines
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Thomasine
Redwood City
Calif
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Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club
Memorial Hall
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Mount Vernon
R. B. Russey
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