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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1933

Page

13

Hog Markets See Little Change as Receipts Rise

Fair hog trading near week’s end but liberal receipts kept prices from advancing. Chicago top price 4.60 with most hogs 4.40 to 4.60. average around 4.45. Regional markets in Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis Cincinnati mixed to higher or steady. totals show Chicago 1,500 and East St. Louis 1,000 among others. Weather dry boosted expectations of a larger next-week run.

Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis Cincinnati INS Kansas City Omaha E. St. Louis Bt. Joseph Indianapolis Clevelance Ae Buffalo Cincinnati Permeeres Ccacseeea Ava

Livestock Market Report From Multiple Cities

Sheep and cattle prices ease with slow trade as lambs and hogs show mixed bids. Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and other markets report steady to slightly higher or lower quotes. total receipts around 16 400 head with buyers cautious and demand uneven across classes.

Sigun City Livestock Sioux City Aps'u 5 Dept Agriculture Carly

Livestock prices across multiple Midwest markets

Across St Paul St Joseph St Louis Saint Paul La Des Moines and others cattle receipts range from 700 to 2500 with steer and heifer prices steady to higher. Hogs show active demand but with some price cooling. sows and calves vary by weight. Sheep demand is light with best lambs steady at high levels and yearlings steady to higher in spots.

Omaha U. B Dept Quarty Carter Niead Direct Fred Airases Hirher Ewes SOUTH ST _ PAUR ST Joseph Livestock ST Joseph U & Dept Agriculture SY Louis ST Louis

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices Listed

Readable items include grain such as wheat oats rye and barley with prices per unit, wild hay and baled straw listed, plus produce like oranges lemons California grapes cantaloupes bananas cabbage tomatoes and crab apples. Hides and calf prices also appear amid an assortment of farm goods.

Crop Damage Reports Push Grain Prices to New Highs

Reports of crop damage from the northwest and inadequate precipitation sparked a sharp late upturn in wheat and kept all deliveries at new highs. Cash prices varied with futures. corn and oats followed mixed rallies amid favorable weather forecasts and ongoing receipts across markets.

Chicago Board of Trade Kansas City Liverpool Iowa

Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Update

A grain market digest shows wheat and corn bids in Chicago and Minneapolis with receipts, bids, and price ranges for No 2 hard red winter, No 2 yellow, No 1 hard, and oats. Minnesota and Chicago reports note protein percentages, basis adjustments, and delivery terms across several wheat and corn grades with bid levels around 69 to 78 cents for futures.

Chicago Minneapolis

Bond Markets Drift Ahead Amid Turbulent Trading

Turmoil in U.S. bond markets was noted as traders watched Treasury 3s and other issues. Market activity showed cautious liquidity with yields fluctuating and investors seeking safety amid unclear economic signals.

Local hog market prices hold steady amid mixed quotes

The local hog market remained stable Friday with the same quotations as Thursday. Top price reached 3.95 per hundredweight with packers at 3.30, as calf market shows Choice calves 149-180 pounds and good to choice 130-190 pounds. sheep values for spring lambs 70-80 pounds priced around 4.04.88.0077.00, buck lambs listed at 61.00.

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Wall Street Rallies and Slips Amid Uncertain Trading

Stocks closed mixed after volatile session as leaders rose fractions to over two points while others fluctuated. Major gains seen in Celanese Case American Can Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel with about 3 million shares traded. American dollar fluctuated amid London currency maneuvers.

NEW York Celanese Case American Can Bethlehem Steel Chrysler National Distillers U.S. Steel du Pont New York Central American Telephone Allied Chemical Lackawanna London al- Ned Chemical DuPont Natonal Distillers American Smelting Westworth Union Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Westinghouse Johns Manville

Lindbergh Home in Jersey City to Become Child Welfare Center

Hopewell home of Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh, site of their kidnapped son’s birth, will be used as a children welfare center. High Field incorporated to operate the property with James M Phelan as statutory agent. Trustees include Col and Mrs Lindbergh, Dr Abraham Flexner, Col Henry Breckenridge and Owen R Lovejoy. Object is welfare of children including education training hospitalization without discrimination.

Jersey City N. J APJ Hopewell Charles A. Lindbergh Henry Breckenridge Owen R. Lovejoy

Lithuania First Defaulter to Pay Amid Debt Parade

Lithuania paid 10000 dollars in silver at the New York federal assay office, completing a partial June 15 debt of 132091 dollars. The move follows a warning to defaulters that they would be barred from the upcoming debt revision parade hosted by non defaulters.

Washington Ins Lithuania M. Bruius Balutis Phillips State Department New York Baltic Republic

Debates On Physician Right To Dispose Of Incurable Patients

In Chicago the American Institute of Homeopaths debated allowing physicians to end the lives of incurable or incapacitated patients. Dr W A Guild urged a special humanitarian court to grant death pleas, while Dr Alonzo C Tenney warned legalization could be abused by heirs seeking fortunes.

Chicago INS American Institute of Homeopaths W. A. Guild

Two High School Seniors Kidnapped by Local Gang

In Manchester Connecticut police and school officials hunted a group of youths after two high school seniors Frederick T Baker and James Britton were kidnapped on Thursday night. The pair were driven to the old mill lot where they were tarred with road materials and stripped. Their parents say they may miss graduation today.

Manchester, Conn Frederick T’ Baker James Britton

Ben Turpin Named In 11,500 Suit

Ben Turpin motion picture comedian named as defendant in an 11,500 suit filed in San Francisco. Grover C. Reinkens of Oakland and Harold Morris allege Turpin and Louis Rose Inc. operated a night club as Ben Turpin Hollywood Jungle Co. rather than Ben Turpin Inn Co. They claim 29 percent profit interest but say they were excluded by the name change.

BAN Francisco INS Ben Turpin Grover CC Reinkens Oakland Harold Morris Turpin Louis Rose Ben Turpin Hollywood Jungle Company Ben Turpin Inn Company Reinkans Morris

Norman Davis Sees Shift Toward International Arms Supervision

United States ambassador Norman H Davis on his return from Geneva expressed a belief that demands for security pacts that hinder disarmament are yielding to support for international arms supervision. He noted his trip aimed to rest confer with the President and see his son marry. He planned to return to Geneva before the disarmament adjournment ends.

New York Norman H Davis United States Laree Geneva Davis

Marion library book drive seeks donations this summer

The Federation of Women's clubs library committee announced book drives in the auditorium on July 11 and 13 from 2 to 5 PM to bolster worn shelves. They seek late fiction by Wharton Norris Streeter Aldrich Ferber and Walpole, plus biographies, children’s books and classics. Donations will be registered and passed to the library board for use.

Library Book Committee The Federation of Women's Clubs Library Board Edith Wharton Kathleen Norris Bess Streeter Aldrich Edson Marsnall Philip Oppenheim Margaret Pedlar Edna Ferber Hugh Walpole Delbert Pugh

Ladies Aid Guest Day at Prairie Chapel Church

The Ladies Aid of Prairie Chapel church held its annual guest day at Mrs. Owen Turner’s home north of Marion. The program opened with a prayer by Mrs. Willam Coffey, included welcome remarks by Mrs. Clyde Scott, a Marion greeting by Mrs. W. A. Hans com, musical duets by Madelon Batchelor and Charlotte Lillie, two plays, readings by Esther Scott, and a closing duet. Seventy attended including guests from Marion, Alburnett and Whit er.

Ladies Aid Society of Prairie Chapel Church Owen Turner Marion Willam Coffey Clyde Scott W. A. Hanscom Madelon Batchelor Charlotte Lillie Lloyd Smith Frank Randall Esther Scott Mauro Irvin Scott Betty Lou Scott Batchelor Lilie Pont Marion Alburnett and Whiter

Police Error Ends in Shootout on Chicago Beat

Patrolman George Cleary, 29, confronted a man he deemed suspicious and began a search when two fellow officers stepped around the corner. Cleary was shot in the back as they opened fire thinking it a holdup and is recovering in hospital Friday.

Ghicago George Cleary Cleary

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