Hog Prices Slip Back A Dime In Chicago Markets
In Chicago livestock markets on Tuesday the hog price eased by a dime with slow trading and 10 cents lower than Monday. Choice 210 lb butcher hogs brought about 9.90, while 200-250 lb hogs mostly sold 9.65 to 9.80 as packers maintained steady to lower bids amid weaker demand. Cattle receipts were steady while open demand for sheep remained limited. prices fell modestly at times, with steers around 12.60 for 1,309 lb stock.
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Chicago
Rcpresentative
Minnesota Hog Prices Edge Lower Across Markets
Hog prices in Minnesota for the 24 hour period ended Tuesday show declines from prior levels across multiple markets. Prices range with 180-250 lb pigs at about 8.50 to 9.05, 250-350 lb hogs around 8.30 to 8.95, and sow weights in the 755 to 810 range for packing sows. Iowa and Ottumwa listings follow similar softness, with steady to lower quotes noted and regional variations in load weights and packer bids.
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Omana
Omaha
Iowa
TM. Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Hogs Steady On Local Market
The local hog market remains steady with no grade changes on Tuesday and top price holding at 9 20.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Hides Auction
A Cedar Rapids list details grain and produce prices including wheat oats rye barley corn shelled shelled eggs fruit and vegetables with per unit prices for bananas strawberries lettuce celery cabbage beans onions and citrus. It also quotes hides beef and other animal products with various grade classifications and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Texas
Chicago Produce Markets Report From Various Bureaus
Market receipts and price notes from Chicago and New York exchanges show activity across dairy eggs poultry potatoes and olives. Reports detail steady to mixed demand, with specific figures and weights indicating shipments and pricing patterns for creamers eggs potatoes and pine products.
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Chicago
Daree
Staghtiv Meaker
U S
Neds
Oprae
Leese
Bond Market Stresses and Mixed U.S. Debt Notes Trade
New York bond market showed varied activity with some issuers advancing while Treasuries moved down in price. Government issues advanced moderately from 1-32nd to 2-1/2s on 4% bonds, while foreign bonds remained dull with little change. prominent issuers mentioned include Chile Copper Seat Phil W Petroleum and Southern Holland, with notable Treasury yields cited.
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York Bond Review
Banfis
Chile
Central
Pacific
Dotry
Good- Sear 'S
Southern Pacific
Treasury
Flour market in Minneapolis shows steady gains
AP reports flour prices advance in carload lots with shipments noted. Prices quoted at $6.80 a barrel for large shipments and $24.80 per hundredweight for standard middlings, with bran priced at $19.10 and other grades cited.
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Minneapolis
Weather Pushes Grain Prices Up on Chicago Board
Weather developments dominated the grain trade with Chicago prices rising. Wheat July at 8134 cents, corn July 81% cents, oats July 354s cents, amid delays in planting and fears of a wet harvest. cash prices up 1 cent, receipts 37 cars.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Southwest
Illinois
Missouri
Northwest
Iowa
Kansas
Corn
Grain Movement Chicago Prices and Minneapolis Grain Rates
Grain prices and movement data from Chicago and Minneapolis include cash wheat No 2 red 8 1/2, corn No 2 yellow 86 4 2, oats No 2 white 2 1/2, rye and black wheat sales, soybeans No 2 yellow around 90 cents. Also listed are Timothy seed, clover seed, lard prices, and regional truck country stations with nominal rates. Minneapolis details show cash grain, wheat futures with protein specs, durum varieties, and corn No 2 yellow around 83 cents, oats No 2 white around 30 cents.
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Chicago
Darley
Minneapolis
Montana
Dee
Wall Street Stocks Mixed as Buying Remains Selective
The market edged higher on Tuesday with gains led by American Tobacco B Bayuk Cigar Johns Manville and American Can while steel oils and silver sectors stayed flat or slipped. Trading volume was modest with about 850000 shares changing hands as traders expected a possible technical pullback, and several traders stayed on the sidelines amid cautious optimism and plentiful idle funds supporting equities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Tobacco
B.” Bayuk Cigar
Johns Manville
American Can
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Macy, Woolworth
J C. Penney
Homestake
Union Pacific
N. Y
Central
Southern Pacific
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of N. J
United States Treasury
du Pont
Foreign exchange rates and wool market update
A New York report lists varied foreign exchange quotes for many countries led by Great Britain at 493 and France 6.6144 while other nations show mixed values in dollars. A Boston AP brief notes the wool market improving after cautious activity in the agriculture section.
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New, York
API
Great Britain
France
Tinly
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugasingia
Austria
Roumanin
Hungary
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Mexico City
Montreal
New York
Market notes show demand rise for wools and sugar prices steady
Wool markets report firmer activity with higher demand for medium grade Ohio fleeces and increased sales at top price levels. Sugar markets stay largely unchanged early in New York with futures slipping after outside liquidation but partial rally later. refined sugar remains at 5.25 per 100 pounds.
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Ohio
New York
Wall Street
Council Considers Barbers' Ordinance
City council meets to discuss a proposed barbers' ordinance from local barbers. First reading planned for Thursday at 10 am, with consideration of passage to begin. The measure establishes a minimum price list under a new state law.
Class B Beer License Applications Due By Saturday Noon
Applicants for class B beer licenses must file in the city clerk's office by noon Saturday. Only 82 permits will be issued under the new ordinance, and earliest on file may receive preference. A $300 license fee plus a $510 building inspection fee are required, payable by certified check. Felony or liquor-law violations disqualify applicants. Blank forms are available at H. H. Wage, third floor, city hall.
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H. H. Wage
City Briefs and Personals
There will be a business meeting of V F W post No 788 at 7 30 pm Wednesday. Firemen answered a false alarm at 11 10 pm Monday from the box at Ridgeway and Vernon drives SE. Fines of 1 and costs in police court for overtime parking were levied Tuesday against Ernest Kosek 1309 Second street SW and Jack Redmond 400 Twenty first street SE. The condition of Miss Marguerite Hyten daughter of the Rev Mr and Mrs Blaine Hyten who recently underwent an emergency appendicitis operation at St Luke s hospital is reported to be fair. Thirty day sentences for vagrancy were imposed Tuesday by Justice W J Grunewald on W F Buelen 58 of Clinton Tom Johnson 48 Pat Callahan 47 of Davenport and O D Hogan 42 of Des Moines. All sentences were suspended with the order that the quartet leave the city at once.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Tulsday
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Alaska Juneau
Centrol
Allied Chem
Indus Rayon
Als
Chalmers
Inspiration
Cement
Car & Fay
Nickel
Tel & Tel
Amn
Johns Manville
Inti Corpn
Kan City
Amin Laco Tye Opera
Cornard
Louisvac
G&e
Mathieson
Aviation Corpus May Dept
Banwin
Miami Copper
Balte & Omo
Barnsdall A
Kans Textaire
Slonsanto
Heth
Mont Ward
Bohn
Bohn Alum
Murray Corp
Worden Co
Naty Hees
Warner O
Broomayn
Uth Steel
NY Central
Byers
NYN EH
Noranda Mines
Cat & Siela
Nore & Wesn
Tannaa Dry Oy
Pacoe
Nort Amnoo
OMO Ol
Eaves Ty
Caterpillar
Otis Liev Celanese
Owens Lll
Glart Ie Certo de Basco
Otis Steel
Packard Mtrs
Caes & Omo
Ark Utah
Patino Mines
Benna RR
Benney Sc
Sipappid
Ebeibe Dodge
Na Thyaga
Socony
Gont! Motors
PR Sue
Crown Cork
Sperry Coron
St Joe
Tex Corpn
Elec Autolite
Azatex Land Pr
Elec Pow & L. Sq
Hlec
Bond &'S
Fisk
Trans America
Ford England
Aioe S Rubber
Ry Sigart & Smelt
Gillette
Seer Gaa Glidden Co
Goodrich aWartner Bros
Goodsear
Wesn Marsid Ats Gotham Silk” B.vesn Union
Alan Westhse
Wilson
Woolworth Rit
Illiam Walker
TSS
May
Chicago
Berghoff
Dati Benen Gorm
Burt
Marshall Fis 'Atsiy
Gomw Edison
Cord Corpn
aSwift
Cowie
Eeota Cs Bress
Hellemann
Walgreen
Ernest Kosek
Second Street
Jack Redmond
Twenty-first Street
Marguerite Hyten
Blaine Hyten
St. Luke's Hospital
W. J. Grunewald
W. F. Buelen
Clinton
Tom Johnson
Pat Callahan
Davenport
O. D. Hogan
Des Moines
Freight Lines Approved to Operate Cedar Rapids to Sigourney
The Iowa Railroad Commission approved the application of Iowa Freight Lines Inc to operate a motor freight line between Cedar Rapids and Sigourney. The hearing occurred in Marengo last January, as reported by Associated Press.
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Iowa Freight Lines, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Sigourney
Iowa Railroad Commission
Associated Press
Marengo
Hurton Collision Report Involving Coonfield and Thomas
Roy A. Coonfield, 40, of 1205 Third Street SW, injured with a cut forehead and bruised shoulders after a collision at Fifth Avenue and Sixteenth Street SE. His car collided with J. F. Thomas, 2044 Fifth Avenue SE, who reported the accident to police at 5 p.m. Monday.
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Hurton
Roy A. Coonfield
Third Street
Fifth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Coonfield
J. F. Thomas
Fined For Intoxication In Local Police Court
A L McCullough 38 of Anamosa and Albert Wilkinson 44 of 822 Second Street SW were fined 10 dollars and costs each in police court Tuesday for intoxication. Tom Haslop 34 was fined 50 dollars for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Cedar Rapids sent five men to a Des Moines Postal Supervisors convention including Postmaster Frank Baldwin and Charles Chadima.
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A. L. McCullough
Anamosa
Albert Wilkinson
Second Street
Tom Haslop
Cedar Rapids
Postal Supervisors
Des Moines
Frankb. Baldwin
Charles M. Chadima
Civil Service Commission
Patrick Ford
Fred Spielman
Edward Bruna
Spielman
General Strike Peril at Toledo Vanishes
Toledo Edison workers end power strike after returning to work under an arbitration agreement. Union employees resumed duties Tuesday as fears of a citywide general strike faded.
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Toledo
INS
Toledo Edison Company
Federal Housing Agent To Visit Cedar Rapids June 25 26
D. Beckett state manager of financial relations for the federal housing administration will speak at the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce on June 25 and 26 to discuss title 2 of the federal housing act. William C Crawford, chamber Better Housing Committee chair, was notified Tuesday. Contractors and prospective builders may confer with Mr Beckett for information on government insured loans for new construction.
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D. Beckett
Federal Housing Administration
Cedar Rapids
Blast kills two seamen off Gaeta during destroyer drill
Two seamen were killed and four slightly injured when a shell prematurely exploded aboard the destroyer Borea during target practice of the first naval squadron off Gaeta. The accident was reported Tuesday.
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Rome
Borea
Gaeta
Marion Legion and auxiliary host picnic and plans update
About fifty attend the joint Legion and auxiliary picnic supper in Legion hall. Plans call for a county stag party at Marion Golf Club on June 24 and a cradle roll party on June 26. Delegates to the state convention were named with alternates selected. Local residents visit and host family dinners as visits from Marshfield and Beloit are noted. Initiatory degree team of Osceola lodge will meet tonight to travel to Springville for work.
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Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
R. J. Williams
Leo Levasseur
Ruby Hanscom
Harold Wahl
Frank Williams
Frank Strother
Neal Miller
H. B. Leasure
Earl Helbig
J. J. Wallace
W. A. Jackson
Marion Golf Club
Carl Kassler
National Auxiliary Bulletin
G. O. Pyle
Celan Rollins
Harold Phillips
H. N. Strader
Ralph Williams
Della Senninger
Osceola Lodge
No. 18
Springville
O Connors Mumps Cause 13 Pound Drop
Attorney General Ed O Connor sick with mumps and complications has shed 13 pounds since falling ill last week. Assistant Attorney General Clair Hamilton said the illness is not believed serious and he is improving.
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Des Moines
Ed O'Connor
Clair Hamilton
Death of W. E. Beall Retired Railroad Man
William Edward Beall aged 77 died at his home 1261 Fourth Avenue SE Monday night after a lingering illness. He leaves his widow and daughter Georgia at home, two sisters in Arkansas and Illinois, and a brother in Los Angeles. A retired C R I and P engineer, he belonged to B of L E Catholic Order of Foresters and Immaculate Conception church. Friends may call at Brady chapel after 7 pm Tuesday. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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William Edward Beall
Fourth Avenue SE
Georgia
Margaret Beall
Hot Springs
Ark
Mary Aloysia Beall
Alton
Ill
Joseph Beall
Los Angeles
Beall
B. of L. E
Catholic Order of Foresters
Immaculate Conception Church
Brady Chapel
Sister Mary Danielita Dies in Des Moines
Sister Mary Danielita of the B V M order nee Lillian Gorman died in Des Moines Monday evening. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gorman of Cedar Rapids, sister of several Gormans and a niece of Dr T C Gorman and Bishop D M Gorman. Burial will be in Des Moines Wednesday morning.
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Mary Danielita
B. V. M. Order
Lillian Gorman
John Gorman
Cedar Rapids
George C. Gorman
Raymond F. Gorman
This City
John C. Gorman
Iowa City
Mary Alfreda
Ottumwa
T. C. Gorman
D. M. Gorman
Boise
Idaho
Des Moines
Danielita
Anamosa High School
Clarke College of Dubuque
Funeral Services for Mrs Melissa McDonald Held
Funeral services will be held at the Gaffney and Moore chapel on Wednesday at 3 p.m. Dr A A Brooks will officiate and burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. She was the widow of John H McDonald, married October 22 1874, who died in November 1925. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Melissa McDonald
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Oak Hill Cemetery
John H. McDonald
Marriage Licenses Listed for Multiple Couples
Glenn Rueben Hoff of North English and Fay Lillian Fastrup of Sioux Falls South Dakota. Richard Vogel and Kearney Mc Mahon both of Cedar Rapids. William A. Marshman of Ellsworth and Dorothy Roberts of Cedar Rapids. Howard B. Bockhaus of Clinton and Mary Irene Zimmerman of Cedar Rapids. John F. Baker and Margaret noe Boyle both of Cedar Rapids.
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Glenn Rueben Hoff
North English
Fay Lillian Fastrup
Sioux Falls
S. D
Richard Vogel
Kearney McMahon
Cedar Rapids
William A. Marshman
Ellsworth
Dorothy Roberts
Howard B. Bockhaus
Clinton
Mary Irene Zimmerman
John F. Baker
Margaret Noe Boyle
Sedlacek Granted Separate Maintenance Decree
Adelaide Sedlacek received a decree of separate maintenance from William G. Sedlacek in district court Monday before Judge H C Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Sedlacek
William G. Sedlacek
H.C. Ring
Funeral rites held for Joseph R. Kerns
Funeral services for J. R. Kerns, who died Sunday night, were conducted Tuesday afternoon at the Yocom chapel by Rev. W. E. Fisher of the Presbyterian church. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery.
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J. R. Kerns
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Hopscotch And Marbles Champions Crown City Meet
Janet Derflinger won the city playground hopscotch title. Janet Elder topped the fifth and sixth grades while Mari lyn Hayes led the third and fourth grades. George Owen claimed the city marble championship with Warren Kelly and Delbert Benedict taking division honors.
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Janet Derflinger
Janet Elder
Marilyn Hayes
George Owen
Warren Kelly
Delbert Benedict
Lincoln Grounds
Funeral attendees travel from far to A W Atkins service
Out of town guests attended the A W Atkins funeral at Yocom chapel including Mrs. Mabel Gilchrist of Iroquois South Dakota and families from Peoria Illinois Cen tral City Cedar Rapids Iowa City Sioux City and other nearby towns. The service was led by Rev. John M Walters with Marguerite Sutherland singing and burial at Blodgett cemetery.
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A. W. Atkins
Yocom Chapel
Mabel Gilchrst
Iroquois
S. D
Jay Atz
Bob
Peoria
Ill
Jessie Atkins
Harley Whitney
Ines
Truesdale
Central City
Charles Mentzer
Laurance
Earl
Lewis Skersick
Mildred Barger
Elaine
Hazel Calvert
Cedar Rapids
Charles Beckman
Iowa City
Will Mangold
Fern
Coggon
Yolan Smith
Sioux City
Elmo Whitney
Prairieburg
Amy Whitney
John M. Walters
Marguerite Sutherland
Marvin Edison
C. W. Briggs
Harry Hense
Roy Todd
Frank Straley
Blodgett Cemetery
Centrality
Fragmented OCR Ad Table With Readable Numbers
A damaged OCR extract shows multiple numeric entries and line markers like lines and lines counts. The readable parts include prices and quantities such as 18.34 0.64 9.84 1.30 and scattered line counts, with references to days and totals, but no coherent article narrative or identifiable entities.
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Marion Lodge
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