Hogs steady as receipts seen in Chicago market notes
Chicago AP market update reports hogs steady to 10 cents lower than Friday with best light and medium weights at 9.25 and heavy butchers at 9.10. Cattle receipts 160, calves 100, with steers mostly steady to higher and heifers at gains. Sheep receipts 3,500 with lambs and mutton showing mixed strength, wholesale price ranges and regional quotes included.
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Chicago
INS
Dept Aericulvares
Gener
Ennee Idahos
Gos Hill Rangers
Nates
Texas Srass
ST_PAUL
South ST Paul
Chorce Springs
Omnita
Omaha
UU S Dent Agriculture
Bne
bs Sk#aNwa TS
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept. Agricultures
Minnesota
Sioux City and Omaha Livestock Prices Reported
Dairy and meat prices across Sioux City and Omaha markets show mixed moves. Cattle receipts decline with steers and heifers mostly steady to slightly lower. hogs steady to mostly unchanged. sheep flank quiet with few transactions. Iowa hog receipts indicate overall steady demand across multiple weight classes. pricing varied by region and weight, with notable strength in some feeders and cutters.
Chicago Markets Report From The Produce Exchange
Receipts for butter eggs and potatoes show mixed activity with steady to slightly firm prices. Butter receipts 1,464,239 pounds with 93 score, eggs receipts 16,701 cases steady with various grades, potatoes arrivals 113 on track 429, U S shipments 1017. Demand remains slow as new stock enters markets and prices vary by quality, with several items showing weakness in late morning trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Marninge Tradez Beter
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Report
Cedar Rapids market notes list prices for grains and feeds: Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 6ic, oats 4fc, barley 36c-40c, corn shelled No 2 yellow 48c, No 3 yellow 46c, soybeans No 2 yellow 0c. Hay and straw: tame hay 37.50, straw 5.00. Butterfat prices 25c, cream 24c, 22c. Poultry: hens over 5 lbs 11c, 4 to 5 lbs 4c, under 4 lbs 11c. leghorn hens lic. colored springs 2 lbs up fic. leghorn springs lic. colored cocks 8c, leghorn roosters 6ec. bees henneries 18c. Wholesale fruits and vegetables: lemons 5.50, oranges 3.00, grapefruits 3.00, 3.25 celery crate, lettuce 4.50, bananas 4.34 a crate, onions 1.85, cabbage 1.50, carrots 3.25 crate, potatoes new 1.75-2.40, cantaloupes 3.75-4.00. Hide market: cured beet hides 4c, 2 hides 3-4c, calves 4c, 2 calves 4c, kip 4-5c, higher for horse hides 1.75. Pony and mule hides half price. Including manes and full tails.
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Texas
Local Markets Steady with No Change in Quotations
Local markets show no changes for a second day. Hog prices steady near 8.80 per 100 pounds, with various terms and weight ranges shown for hogs, calves, sheep, and cattle. Listings include packers, steers, heifers, cows, and bulls with price ranges from about 3.60 to 10.00 per hundredweight, reflecting mixed quality and weights across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & CO
Nog
Dial
Wisconsin and Boston Market Notes on Wool and Cheese Prices
Wisconsin dairy prices show modest gains with cheddar at 11 percent, while Boston wool demand stayed steady to firmer for Eastern terminal markets. Currency rates moved little, with minor shifts in several European and Latin American currencies against the dollar and various regional exchanges listing minor price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
S Dept Acriculturer
Texas
Bond Market Rises on Demand for Rail Issues
New York bond market saw steadier demand for secondary railroad issues lifting several loan fractions above prior lows. Government securities were quiet but steady with active Treasuries up about 2 32 to 3 32 points. Forel dollar bonds firm, Baltimore and Ohio convertible bonds led, rising nearly a quarter point on strong turnover. Industrials and utilities showed little movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
NEW YORK /AP
Treasury
Baltimore and Ohio
Asain
Italian Move Forces Chamberlain to Face Dilemma
London reports Britain seeks rapid withdrawal of foreign troops from Spain to satisfy Italian pressure for early operation of the Anglo Italian friendship pact. The move puts Prime Minister Chamberlain in an awkward spot as he promised parliament the pact would not take effect until Italy's blackshirts were removed from Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Spain
Chamberlain
Italy
Stocks' Trend Varied In Slow New York Trading
In slow session toward a long weekend, coppers led small gains but overall volume fell. The market showed little momentum as many traders stayed away. rail bonds and several major names moved unevenly while several companies eyed plant closures and dividend actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Anaconda
Kennett
Cerro de Paseo
American Smelting
Goodyear
Douglas Aircraft
United
Wheat Prices Ease After Mixed Crop News In Chicago
Outside markets fall and crop tips from the southwest lift wheat slightly on the Chicago board, with July near 79 and corn and oats slipping modestly. Traders note rain in the southwest and improving conditions for spring wheat in the northwest and Canada, while Kansas damage hints at light rust risk elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Board of Trade
Eastern Connection
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Kansas
Nebraska
Northwest
Canada
Grain and grain futures report from Minneapolis and Chicago
Minneapolis cash grain quotes show No 1 dark northern and No 2 mixed values with a few shifts. rain affected trading basis, No 1 hard Montana and red durum listed with protein and price notes. Chicago cash wheat and corn quotes show No 2 mixed at 59 cents and No 5 yellow around 55 cents, oats at 30 cents. Provisions listing includes lard at 8.22 and bellies at 11.25 with nuts and barley nominal.
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Minneapolis
CASI
API
Montana
Wallis Celebrates 42nd Birthday Aboard Yacht
The Duchess of Windsor marks her forty second birthday on the pleasure yacht Frixos loaned by M. Nicky Zographos. The couple will spend the weekend aboard off Monte Carlo before returning to Chateau la Croce at Antibes. The duke's forty fourth birthday is set for next Thursday. Reports of a United States visit next spring were premature.
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Paris
Duchess of Windsor
Frixos
Nicky Zographos
Monte Carlo
Chateau la Croce
Antibes
Chateau
United States
Births Reported Aces in Local Homes this Week
Birth notices list several newborns with parents' names and addresses. A daughter for William and Caroline Carley on June 17 at St Luke's Hospital. a daughter for Andrew Polchna on June 17 at Mercy Hospital. a son for William and wife Sipes on June 18 at Mercy Hospital. A daughter, Judith Clair, for Charles Mason Dismukes and wife Kathleen Maudsley in Jacksonville Florida on June 10 at St Vincent's Hospital. Kathleen Maudsley is identified as Hazel Maudsley’s daughter, previously Cedar Rapids.
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William D. Carley
Eleventh Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Andrew Polchna
Second Street
Mercy Hospital
William Sipes
Third Avenue SE
Charles Mason Dismukes
Jacksonville
Fla
Judith Clair
Former Bootlegger In Trouble Again For Owning Brewery
Chicago report says Terry Druggan, noted prohibition era beer peddler, faces government action for ownership of a brewery without clear rights. U S Attorney Michael L Igoe confirms a completed investigation into Druggan’s ties to Gambrinus Brewing. grand jury to decide next steps.
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Chicago
INS
Terry Druggan
Prohibition
United States
Michael L. Igoe
Drugzgan
Gambrinus Brewing Company of
Terry
Jap Premier's Son Franks All Majors
RIDGEWOOD New Jersey AP Fumitaka Konoye son of Japan's premier will miss Princeton University graduation next Tuesday He says his father may be angered by his return to Japan without a diploma He plans to sail for home on July 14.
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Ridgewood
Fumitaka Konoye
Japan
Princeton University
Konoye
Slain Teen Expectant Mother Found in Nanticoke River
In Salisbury Maryland the battered body of a teenage expectant mother was found in the Nanticoke River in shallow water on the eastern shore. Authorities said the body had been in the water five days to a week and Sheriff Treutt called it a plain case of murder. Two 17-year-old girls were reported missing, prompting a large local search by townsfolk, farmers, and sheriff’s deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
INS
Nanticoke
Maryland
Charles H. Treutt
1 600 Parties Held For Chinese Relief Throughout Country
In New York a 50 000 crowd left Chinatown after hours at the bowl of rice party to aid non-combatant Chinese refugees. The event was one of 1 600 similar gatherings nationwide under the United Council for Civilian Relief in China. Col Theodore Roosevelt estimated $10 000 000 for relief. Roosevelt read a cable from Mme Chiang Kai-shek thanking 1 000 000 Americans for assistance.
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New York
Chinatown
China
United Council For Civilian Relief
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Deaths and funerals of Middleton and Glenn in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for William J Middleton a veterans railroad employee of 209 A avenue NW who died Friday night will be held Sunday at 3 30 p m at the Turner chapel with burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Born in England he came to the U S at age eight and lived in Cedar Rapids twenty one years surviving are five daughters two sons and thirteen grandchildren. Also services for John Thomas Glenn will be at Turner chapel Sunday at 2 p m with burial in Dysart cemetery and Knights of Pythias members are asked to attend.
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William J. Middleton
A Avenue NW
Turner Chapel
Elton D Wells
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
England
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Nora Clayton
Mabel Steele
Massachusetts
Arthur Baker
Bristol
Conn
Violet Baker
Pansy Whitney
Irene Waskow
Edgar Middleton
Burl Clayton
Anna Boyle
Waterbury
Lizzie Walden
Jennie Huton
Kingston
N. Y
Edith Burns
New Haven
Charles Middleton
Foxboro
Mass
John Thomas Glenn
E. Winslow Brown
Dysart
Friends
The
Knights of Pythias
New Flood Sections Hit China In Sino-Japanese War Years
Shanghai dispatch reports the Yellow River flood widening in Henan province. One thousand square miles are flooded, with two thousand villages submerged and another fifteen hundred partly underwater. Seventy thousand Chinese face imminent danger, and one hundred thousand are deemed beyond rescue.
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Shanghai
INS
China
Henan
Soviet border guards attack Manchukuoan patrols near Hungchun
The Domei News Agency reported that thirty Soviet border guards near Hungchun opened machine gun fire on 20 Manchukuoan patrol guards on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Domei
Hungchun
Transcript Sends McCall Case to Florida Governor
The 99 page transcript of McCall's kidnapping and sentencing was sent to Governor Fred P. Cone for study before he signs a death warrant. McCall remains in death row at Raiford prison awaiting execution by electric chair for the kidnapping of 5 year old Jimmy Cash. Cone must sign the warrant and fix the week for carrying out the sentence. The governor referred the transcript to Attorney General G. C. Gibbs to report on its legality.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Ulp
Franklin Pierce McCall
Fred P. Cone
Florida
Jimmy Cash
McCall
Raiford State
Circuit Court
Miami
Cone
G. C. Gibbs
Smithy Turns Artist. Allegorical Peace Painting
Charles W. Kaighin, 75, once a blacksmith, now crafts signs for missions and churches and has completed an allegorical painting to aid the peace cause. The scene shows George Washington hammering a sword into a plow, Lincoln receiving swords from cavalry and passing them to Washington, two men plowing, with Roosevelt driving the horses and Uncle Sam guiding the plow. Biblical quotations appear throughout.
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Cleveland
Charles W. Kaighin
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
Definite knowledge of solar distances shown by eclipse timings
Astronomers rely on the known Sun distance when predicting eclipses, illustrating one of many methods that demonstrate our definite grasp of solar distances.
Legion hosts Dry Creek club Flag Day program
Marion notices cover a Legion hall gathering by the Dry Creek A. and L. club with patriotic songs readings and a Bradley orchestra. Guests included members of the Bradley group and local families. Local travel and visits follow with multiple Marion residents mentioned and a Presbyterian church youth picnic planned.
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Verle Etzel
Legion Hall
Dry Creek A
America
Reading
Ruth Frederick
Edna Roberts
C A. Bradley
Bradley Orchestra
Earl Helbig
Norma
Donna
Marion
Hattie Speake
Walker
Sumner Jordan hosts Excelsior A club evening
Mr and Mrs Sumner Jordan hosted forty members of the Excelsior A and I L club. Audrey Maxson and Mrs Carl Falcon played piano solos while Mrs Frank Webber read. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Lowe and daughter Patricia plus other locals. Moves announced for N J Gorman of Sioux City to Marion July 1 and occupancy of 1776 Eighth Avenue. Regular attendees and transfers noted along with campus visits and a Cedar Rapids flower lecture.
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Sumner Jordan
Excelsior A
Ll. Club
Audrey Maxson
Carl Falcon
Frank Webber
Webber
Oscar Martin
Harry Hammond
James Lowe
Patricia
M E Dunn
Cedar Rapids
Audrey
Lary Maxson
May Gano
Marion
N. J. Gorman
Sioux City
Eighth Avenue
James J. Wallace
Gorman
Milwaukee Dispatcher
Van Nuys Declares Independence From Roosevelt and Indiana Machine
Indiana Senator Frederick Van Nuys says he will run as an independent, resisting pressure from McNutt Townsend forces and reaffirming opposition to New Deal policies including Roosevelt's court plan. Despite calls to renominate, he vows continued opposition and cites Indiana voters' understanding. His stance mirrors success of fellow court-reorganization foe Guy Gillette in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Frederick van Nuys
Ind
McNutt
Townsend
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Phillippines
van Nuys
New Deal
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Boys’ Ride On Top Of Speeding Train Tragic Ending
In New York two Brooklyn youths, Donald Munz age 11 and William Layden age 12, rode atop a speeding subway train from a viaduct. They clung through two stations until the tunnel proved too low. Both were knocked to the roadbed. Donald died at a hospital and William, with a fractured skull, had little chance to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Donald Munz
William Layden
Donald
William
James Roosevelt to enter Mayo Clinic for treatment
James Roosevelt eldest son and executive secretary to the President will enter the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota next Monday for treatment. He spoke after attending the wedding of his youngest brother John and will fly to Minnesota over the weekend. A preliminary examination weeks earlier found no serious stomach disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Mass
James Roosevelt
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
John
Marion churches schedule hits and times
Baptist church led by Rev L W Inman holds Sunday school 9 45 am and morning worship 10 45 am with evening service at 8 pm B Y P U 7 pm Midweek prayer and Bible study at 8 pm St Josephs Catholic mass times 7 30 and 9 30 am Christian church led by Rev Irving E Wade has children day program 9 45 am and morning worship 10 45 am with sermon Outside the Fold Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm choir practice 7 30 pm Congregational school 10 am morning worship 11 am Rev James B Hodgson from Coe College to preach Free Methodist Rev C Q Monroe pastor Sunday school at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
James B. Hodgson
Coe College
Free Methodist
C. QO. Monroe
Morning worship and church events listed for multiple denominations
Morning worships and Sunday schools listed for Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian St Pauls Lutheran Seventh Day Church of God and Prairie Chapel with service times, pastors, and activities including youth groups, sermons on faith and fatherhood, and planned picnics and receptions. rain contingency noted for the Oxford club meeting at the parsonage.
Watch and jewelry ad mix showcases services and products
Mixed personals and ads list items from watches and jewelry repairs to auto services and various local businesses. Includes offers for hair growth products, cleaning agents, packing services, feather mattresses, quilting, summer orchestra practice, and knitting items with contact details and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Norman Auto Service
Ave. SE
Richards College Pharmacy
Yost
Bala-No-More
Podzimek Pharmacy
Ave. E
16Th Ave
1St St
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Dial
Celanese
Modern
Utton Rcan
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Delhi
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Edward Fairlor
W. E. Failor
Perry
Charles B. F Michel
Beloit, Wis
Robert Maxson
Palisades State Park
E. B. Ringland
Mina Graft
Nina Bunger
Maquoketa
Dean Duncan
Columbus Junction
Duncan
Jerry M. Mentzer
Paul Kortson
Vinton
Wilbur Mentzer
Center Point
Fort Collins
Colo
Clare Mentzer
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Lloyd Fernow
H. B. Leinbaugh
Mr. Leinbaugh
Waukesha
Mr. Lemnbaugh
Theodore L. Bosacker
Bob
Billie
Bosacker
C. A. Zieske
Charles Bosacker
Alice Fernow
State Normal School
Lyndon
Owen Fernow
Velma Carter
Vermont
Free Methodist Church
Virginia Lee
Verlee Trimble
Excelsior Club
Milton Rohrer
Milton, Jr
Lucile Balstadt
Soil Conservation Office
Knoxville
Balstadt
Louise Balstadt
Sixth Avenue
B. Leasure
H. F. Knight
Leon Blinks
Bertha Roberts
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Clare Cronenwett
H. O. Allen
Mr. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Madison, Wis
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T. Gough
Oxford Club
Bernice
Eleanor Gouth
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Carl E. Krog
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