Hog Market Strength With Some Weak Spots In Midweek Trade
Hog markets remained generally firm with Chicago improving earlier in the week and top prices reaching $4.10. Cleveland and East markets showed mixed moves while Pittsburgh and East Buffalo ranged steady to higher on select lots. Cattle and sheep saw uneven action with light receipts aiding Chicago strength and mixed results elsewhere. Totals across regions showed varied activity, with representative sales and weights listed for steers, heifers, and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INS
No. Avs. Amt
No. Avé. Amt
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis Packers
East St. Louis
Losses Recovered as Grain Prices Rally after Early Drop
Chicago reports a late buying surge reversing initial losses on the futures board. Wheat led gains with a 4 to ½ cent higher close as corn oats and rye held steady or eased slightly. Liverpool market stayed weak but rallied. cash prices unchanged with varying car receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Northwest
Liverpool
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report from Local Market
Cattle receipts total about 6000 head with varied demand. Steers and yearlings mostly 6.00 to 7.25 with some loads higher. heifers 5.50 to 6.10. beef cows 2.75 to 4.00. cutters 3.50 to 2.50. bulls 2.40 to 3.00. Vealers bring around 6.00 with limited higher sales. calves and feeder pigs noted with mixed weights and prices. Sheep and lambs show lighter demand with some ranges around 4.25 for small loads and ewes down. Store stockers and feeders scarce with steady to lower bids.
Iowa hog receipts edge lower in southern Iowa markets
Combined seven receipts at interior Iowa and southern Minnesota yards for the 24 hour period ended 8 showed 14 200 head versus 19 300 a week earlier and 13 900 a year ago. Prices steady to 10 cents higher with light pigs 1 to 18 pounds trading around 2 75 to 3 30 per hundredweight and heavier hogs 180 to 200 pounds about 3 50 to 3 60 depending on size and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
U. Agriculture
East St Louis Hog and Cattle Market Report
East St Louis reports receipts of 9,000 hogs and 2,500 cattle with steady to higher prices. Hog top around 5 per 100 pounds, cow prices varied, sows lower. cattle steadier with steer and yearling bids near 6 to 7 dollars, vealers down about a quarter, lambs and sheep trading weak with bids around 6 to 7 dollars for heavier lambs and ewes down.
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Receipts show 5,500 cattle and 900 calves with steady to firm trends. Fed steers and yearlings weaker than Tuesday, prices range 6.00 to 7.65 per cwt for various weights. cows and vealers also quoted with wide spreads across good, common, and milk-fed categories. Hog section notes 350 head, with sows 275-500 lbs and 70-130 lb pigs priced for packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frick
Iowa Hog Prices From Associated Press Report
Hog price ranges listed for Iowa and surrounding markets include best heavy hogs 270-300 pounds at 3.20, best 180-230 pounds at 3.40, and 300-400 pounds around 2.70 to 3.40, with various weights and packer standings noted by region. Prices also appear for Washington state and other weight classes with multiple quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Senesday
Iowa Mar- Mason City
Butchers
Smooth Pai Sons
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise in St Joseph
Hogs receipts 4 000 with early trade uneven and weights under 180 lbs. top hogs 3.90 with bulk 240 lb hogs around 3.50 to 3.25. sows steady 2.50 to 2.85. Cattle receipts 1 200 with calves 200. fed steers and yearlings firm then weak. grassers 10 15c lower. top vealers 5.50. stockers and feeders nominal. Total receipts 6 000. early hogs weak to 10c lower. packers inactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph Livestock Joseph
C. Hiver
Kansas
Chicago Refrigerator Standards Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Chicago and refrigerator standards. Mentions include dates June 1 July 16 storage November 17 and percentage figures. No coherent event or clear entities beyond locations and product type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis Grain Receipts and Prices Report
AP dispatch notes wheat receipts at 31 cars versus 95 years ago with No 1 northern around 54 percent and various grades priced from 13 to 57 4 cents per bushel. Corn and oats also listed with No 3 yellow 30 to 32 cents and No 3 white oats at about 20 42 to 22 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Wheat
CNS
Puenee
Minneapolis
Blois ST. Louis
Montana
Markets in New York Amid Mixed Produce and Poultry Reports
New York produce prices show dull potato trading with jackknifed bids for Jersey basket and southern baskets. Dressed poultry remains active with mixed quotes for hens, fowls, ducks and broilers, while milk receipts trend firmer with state whites and Pacific brands noting varied prices and selling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Jersey
Middlewest
Bing
Young Americas
Foreign Exchange Rates Mixed Across Global Markets
New York foreign exchange report shows varied nominal rates across nations. France Italy Belgium Germany Norway Sweden Spain Portugal and Austria display notable moves while Tokyo and Shanghai quotes are listed alongside Mexico City silver peso benchmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange New York
Centreat
Prance
Italy
Belgan
Germany
Orway
Sweden
Veel
Acamash
Spain
Ituga
Tokio
Shanghai
Mexico City
Unclear Market Update With Mixed Livestock Prices
Readable data shows receipts and prices for fowls broilers ducks and roosters with cents per unit and per cwt figures. Notes on shipments and stock levels imply steady supplies and slow trading with prices for butter seeds hay and seeds mentioned amid scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosters &c
U. S
Wall Street Stocks Steady Amid Mixed Early Losses
Moderate support appeared as leaders faced early declines of 1 to 2 points, with American Telephone trimming losses after a drop to a new low. American Can and Allied Chemical led extreme losses while several names held steady and most changes remained fractional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
Santa Fe
American Can
Allied Chemical
Woolworth
Union Pacific
Standard of New Jersey
Public Service
Case
Air Reduction
International Harvester
Jumping quotes show mixed bank and steel stock activity
A crowded list of quotations outlines trading in Adams Express Alaska June 8M Allied Chem Kennecott Corp and many others. Notable movers include United Fruit rising 17 percent and American Tobacco at 48 2 while Pittsburgh area staples show varied gains and declines across utility and manufacturing names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska
Nickel Fe Allegheny Corp
Tel & Teil Allied Chem
Manville Allis Chalmers Ser Julius
Amerada Corp
Kevinator
Bnnett
Kennecott
Kroger Oe & B. A
Fower As Lam
Leigh Jelicy
Sevare
Loews Inc
Amn Roll Mills
Lorillard P
Amn Paelne
McKeesport
Amn Ee
McKesson
Amn Tel Te
Mack Trucks
Amn Tobacco
Magna
Amn Wat
Miami
Ark Nat
Armour
Ss Mont Ward
Atchison Tsf
Ren Murray Corpn
Nash Motors
Auburn Auto
Biscuit Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Dairy
Balto and Ohio
Ches
Ohio
Les Gas
Ches Ne
Philips Pet
Chicago
Uni Gas Co
Uni
Uni Sbo
Uc Ne
Bond Markets Steady Amid Minor Price Shifts In New York
In New York trading the bond market stayed quiet with small price changes. Low-priced rails eased slightly while gains and losses were limited as traders digest the Croton loading report and various international issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Croton
Severa
Affection Outweighs Rules Says Child Development Expert
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Dr Karl de Schweinitz of Philadelphia told about 500 attendees at the sixth annual conference on child development that affectionate, decently living parents matter more than strict instruction. He urged integrating sex education into biology and hygiene courses and warned against excessive parental guidance, urging parents to step back and let children form their own personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Karl Dz Schweinitz
Philadelphia
de Schweinitz
Karl Pratt
Dr. Fratt
Des Moines Golfer Survives In Trans-Mississippi Meet
In Oklahoma City Gus Moreland of Dallas beat Des Moines neighbor Neil Smith 3 and 2 in the Trans Missis sissippi first round. Pete Jordan of Des Moines toppled Rodney Bliss of Omaha 3 and 2 as Ben Cowdrey beat Gus Lavender 3 and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Okla
Gus Moreland
Dallas
Texas
Neil Smith
Pete Jordan
Rodney Bliss
Omaha
Ben Cowdrey
Gus Lavender
Elliott Hatch
Amarillo
Vernie Stewart
Albuquerque
N. M
Five Hurt In Crash North Of Oelwein
North of Oelwein five persons were injured in a motor collision after a dance when Woodward Bittner attempting to pass the Hanson car struck it. Injured are Mrs. Harley Borland with a fractured pelvis Mrs. Ed Hanson with an injured vertebra Rita Shoemaker with forehead cuts Helen Gehrke with leg cuts and Woodward Bittner with facial cuts. All except Bittner reside in Oelwein. Bittner is from Fredericksburg. Mr. Hanson and Mr. Borland escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Harley Borland
Ed Hanson
Rita Shoemaker
Helen Gehrke
Woodward Bittner
Bittner
Fredericksburg
Hanson
Local Hog Prices Edge Up Amid Higher Market
Local hog prices move higher as all grades rise five cents today, pushing the top price to 3.25 dollars. The steady gains reflect continued demand in the regional market for pork products.
Calf and hog markets report with price ranges and grades
Market notes show prime hogs in several weight bands from 180 to 340 pounds with cents per pound values listed, plus good packers and premiums by grade. Calf prices vary by weight from 100 to 190 pounds with quotes around 2.00 to 4.25 per hundredweight, and lambs described by quality and weight in lighter to heavier categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair OQ
Uae
Ageens
Dusiits
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce List
Grain market notes show Wheat and corn quotes with various grades and prices. Produce section lists heavy hens broilers hens veal cream and related dairy items with unit prices. Wholesale fruits include Calfornia Valencia oranges and other regional offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Flour Market Record Shows Mixed Midday Prices
Market note reports flour prices at 17.331 and 00 as standard middlings and bran trade details unclear due to fragment. Local exchange points to steady but varied bids with minimal buying at noon.
Liberty Bonds Prices Reported for New York Market
Government bond quotes show Liberty 4s at 101.20, Liberty 4s at 101.18, Liberty Fourth 4Ms at 12, and Treasury 4s at 104.28 and 102.12 with Treasury 3 40-43 noted in the daily market update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Liberty
Janerey
Treasury
Hoover proposes third arms cuts at Geneva talk
President Hoover presents a broad plan for sweeping disarmament at Geneva. He argues a united major powers approach is needed and estimates U.S. force reductions could save about 2 billion dollars over ten years while maintaining security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
United States
Campaign expense reports filed for county offices
Court House News lists E Melsa seeking the county blocan nomination with $126.75 in expenses. Sheriff Joseph A Petrus, Democrat nominee, $93.45. M Lampman Republican candidate for Third district supervisorship $36.19. W J Grunewald Democrat justice of the peace selection $4.76. W J Fleming unopposed Republican constable nominee with no expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Melsa
Blican
Melsa
G. A. Senninger
Joseph A. Petrus
M. Lampman
W. J. Grunewald
W. J. Fleming
Yanda Receives Suspended Fine in Contempt Case
Edward Yanda was given a $50 suspended fine by Judge A B Clark in district court on Wednesday in contempt proceedings. He was alleged to have violated terms of an injunction issued in a divorce action brought by Clara Yanda. The judge cited Yanda to court Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Yanda
District Court
A. B. Clark
Yanda
Clara Yanda
Standard Paint and Glass Wins Lease Action at Mandarin Inn
District Judge A B Clark grants The Standard Paint and Glass company a judgment of 1803.24 against Myrtle Rogers as administrator of the Sheer N Yee estate. The ruling gives the landlord a lien on fixtures and equipment at the Mandarin Inn located at 317 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Paint and Glass Company
A. B. Clark
Myrtle Rogers
Sheer N. Yee
Mandarin Inn
Second Avenue SE
Pauline Keller Granted Divorce in Elery Keller Case
Pauline Keller obtained a divorce from Elery Keller in district court on cruelty grounds. Judge A B Clark granted the action and restored Keller's maiden name Pauline Livermore. The couple married in Davenport in October 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Keller
District Court
A. B. Clark
Elery Keller
Pauline Livermore
Davenport
Agnes Vicko Seeks Divorce From George Vicko
Agnes Vicko files for divorce from George Vicko in district court citing cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married in Cedar Rapids on May 24, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Vicko
George Vicko
Cedar Rapids
Fox Theaters Taken Into Equity Receivership
In New York, Fox Theaters Corporation was placed in equity receivership by Judge Martin T. Manton after Chicago Title and Trust Company, a creditor, filed a petition in federal court. The action is described as friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fox Theaters Corporation
Martin T. Manton
Federal Court of Appeals
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Births in Marion and Cedar Rapids Gazette Correction
A daughter was born June 19 to Mr and Mrs Sidney F Cary of Marion at St Luke’s hospital but the name appeared as G F Cary in an earlier Cedar Rapids Gazette edition. A son was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Fred Winter of 1627 Grande Avenue at St Luke’s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney F. Cary
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
G. F. Cary
Cedar Rapids
Fred Winter
Grande Avenue
Keokuk Delegate Denounces Unauthorized Iowa Claim
E W McManus of Keokuk a delegate at large to the democratic convention called a Burlington delegate Rays letter to party headquarters unauthorized He said he would not approve any violation of Iowa delegation instructions following the letter to Des Moines on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
E. W. McManus
Iowa
Ray W. Baxter
Burlington
Iowa Democratic
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year
A Cedar Rapids report outlines yearly auto toll figures with a focus on accidents injuries and fatalities. Details show counts of accidents injuries and deaths, illustrating road safety trends for the year.
City Briefs And Personals
Dance Mouse hall tonight with admission 19c. Bessie Hipple reports a theft of a $50 diamond ring from her purse at 728 F avenue NW last week. Mount Hermon lodge to present Master Mason's degree Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Iowa Barber Shop now opposite State Theater. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L Nickels and daughter Dorothy traveled Monday to Janesport Missouri to visit Mr Nickels' parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hipple
F Avenue NW
Ae Mount Hermon Lodge
Marvin L. Nickels
Dorothy
Janesport
Mr. Nickels
Cafeteria Supper At Central Park Church Ad
The condition of Mrs. F. J. Kimes of 616 Twelfth Avenue SW who suffered a severe heart attack on Tuesday morning is practically unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Kimes
Twelfth Avenue
Bormann Named Sports Editor at Marquette Tribune
L James Bormann of 1959 Park Avenue has been appointed sports editor of the Marquette Tribune, student weekly at Marquette University. He was assistant manager of the football team last fall and has just been initiated into Sigma Delta Chi national journalistic fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. James Bormann
J. H. Bormann
Park Avenue
Marquette Tribune
Marquette University
Bormann
Marquette
Sigma Delta Chi
Sunshine Mission Picnic at Bever Park
The Sunshine Mission Sunday school held its annual picnic on Wednesday starting at 10 a.m. in Bever park. About 125 people enjoyed luncheon at noon and played games throughout the day. Superintendent Frank H. Ward led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
Bever Park
Frank H. Ward
Alexander Winton Dies Auto Pioneer of Cleveland
Ceveland AP reports Alexander Winton Jr a famed figure in automative history died at his home Tuesday night at 72 after a two week illness. He built cars in a small Cleveland factory and his first automobile ran on local streets as early as 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceveland
Alexander Winton, Jr
Winton
Cleveland
Obituary for W. O. Stewart of Covington
W O Stewart died in a local hooceral at 10 a m Tuesday. Services at Yocum Funeral Home Marion at 2 p m Thursday, Rev William H Bridwell officiating. Burial in Oak Shade Cemetery Marion. Born October 18 1865 in Ohio. Married Agnes Smart May 23 1888. Survived by wife two daughters Dolly Robertson and Mrs D C Wilkes one son W A Stewart Cedar Rapids fourteen grandchildren four great grandchildren four brothers George Stewart Harry Charles Elmer Stewart and sister Mrs Clare Sayer. Worked 30 years with Chicago Milwaukee St Paul RR as carpenter foreman and last 13 years oversaw Covington pumping station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Stewart
Covington
Yocum
Marion
William H. Bridwell
Oak Shade Cemetery
Mr. Stewart
Ohio
Agnes Smart
Roy
Mary
Dolly Robertson
D. C. Wilkes
W. A. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
George Stewart
Harry
Ottumwa
Charles
Elmer Stewart
Barnesville
Clare Sayer
New Philadelphia
Stewart
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Walter A Moore 21 Dies After Three Month Illness
Walter A Moore age 21 of 950 M street SW died at a local hospital at 1 30 a m Wednesday after a three month illness He was born in Cedar Rapids and lived here all his life He was a messenger at the Rock Island office Surviving are his father Albert Moore of Cedar Rapids a brother Lawrence Moore near North Liberty and two sisters Mrs Katherine Lester of Omaha and Mrs Hazel McElroy of Lusk Wyoming His mother preceded him in death ten years ago The body is at the Rohn West Side chapel pending funeral arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Moore
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Albert Moore
Lawrence Moore
Near North Liberty
Katherine Lester
Omaha
Hazel McElroy
Lusk
Wyo
Funeral services for Mrs. John Shuell set for Thursday
Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Thursday in the Immaculate Conception church with Rev. Father N C Barrett officiating. Burial will follow at Mount Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shuell
Immaculate Conception Church
N. C. Barrett
Mount Calvary
Cem
Three Men Die In Three-Truck Crash Near Lancaster
Three men were burned to death in a three-truck crash on the highway near Lancaster, Pennsylvania. A fourth man suffered serious burns and was hospitalized. The deceased were Philip Nobey of Philadelphia, Howard McAllister of Wilmington, Delaware, and Edward Nobey of Philadelphia. Howard Stark, 30, of Mount Joy, Pa., survived in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Philip Nobey
Philadelphia
Howard McAllister
Wilmington
Del
Coe Howard Stark
Mount Joy
Edward Nobey
Hosme
Ae Ee
Eleanor Boardman Seeks Divorce From Vidor
Actress Eleanor Boardman leaves Beverly Hills home to pursue divorce from director Vincente Vidor amid ongoing separation discussions. Legal action reportedly moving forward in Los Angeles courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Boardman
Vidor
Hollywood i
INS
Beverly Hills
Great Pyramid Built From About Two Million Stone Blocks
Historical note records the Great Pyramid of Cheops built with roughly 2,300,000 stone blocks. Each block averages about one and a half tons in weight, forming the age old monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid of
Cheops
Plan for global arms reduction across land sea and air
A proposal outlines reducing land forces by one third beyond policing needs and trimming naval tonnages by one third to one fourth while abolishing all air bombing planes. It argues for mutual limits inspired by Versailles and Washington treaties to cut costs and ease world burdens, with the U.S. taking a leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Bulgaria
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Bites Town Marshal And Eight Jurors Lands In Lone Cell
Waukegan Illinois reports Jack Wilcox Channel Lake farmer occupied a county jail cell alone after fearing he would bite his cellmate to death. On Tuesday Wilcox attacked eight jurors during a trial for assaulting the Antioch Hill town marshal. His 90 year old father aided by striking Deputy James Horan with the judge’s gavel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Ill
Jack Wilcox
Channel Lake
Wilcox
Antioch, Hill
James Horan
Rush For Tickets To Democratic National Convention
AP reports crowds rush for tickets to next week’s democratic national convention. The citizens’ committee says orders are pouring in. Mezzanine tickets cost 40 dollars, first balcony seats 22 dollars, and second balcony seats 17 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Citizens’ Committee In
Police Renew Drive Against Double Parkers
Commissioner Dan Kruidenier ordered a continuous campaign starting May 1 to curb double parking in the business loop. Police Chief W C Benesh will enforce the drive, aiming to improve traffic conditions with all patrolmen active in the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kruidemier
Public Safety
W. C. Benesh
Moaey
Kruidenier
Kruiden«ier
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Buffalo
St.Louis
Chicago Levestock
Apt Agriculture
Egbcags
Byron A. Barlow
Trust
R.E
Associated Securities Corporation
National Bank Bldg
Goa
Packers Ata
Aaa Pac
Mona Ene B. Ay
R. E. Cedar
Rapids
Merchants National Banking One
Oseee
Eer T. Seer
Jan. Ereere
Toledo
Investment Advisory Service
A. G. Heim
Wall St
Congress
American
N. J
E-M-T
Borden
Steel
Stimson
Hurley
Adams
Army
Naval Operations
Eee
Geneva
Reieaha
Court House News
Fox Corporation
Baxter
Cedar Rapids Auto
HAY Market
Dance Mouse Hall
Lincoln Park
State Theater
Open Eye
Ross O. Burke
Central Park Church
Alexander Winton
Air and Naval Forces
Lone Cell
Bezdek
Johnson Avenue
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