Chicago Hog Market Slows as Demand Fails to Respond
The Chicago livestock market opened slow with moderate receipts of hogs and cattle. Demand did not rise after last week’s price markdown, with stronger hogs at about $9.60 to $9.75 a hundredweight and several markets in Omaha St Louis and Des Moines reporting downturns.
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Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Indianapolis
AID
Kansas City
St Loui
St Joseph
Sioux City
Paul
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Local hog market shows renewed weakness in prices
Local hog market continues weaker as hog prices slip five cents across all grades. The top price dips to 9.05 per hundredweight as buyers report softer demand and steady supply in the region.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Listings show grain prices for wheat oats rye barley and corn with per bushel values and deadlines. Wholesale fruits vegetables and fresh produce include oranges grapefruit lemons potatoes bananas lettuce celery and cabbage with various crate and basket prices. Hides and pelts prices are listed with conditions and grade distinctions.
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Texas
Chicago Produce Market Brief Sees Mixed Butter Eggs and Potatoes
Market notes from Chicago show receipts in butter and eggs varying by grade with prices around 22 to 24 cents for eggs and butter near 207 2114 for creamery items. Potatoes show firm demand with heavy trading and moderate supplies, while stock futures and other items reflect typical end of week trading.
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Chicago
Neo
Fortuna Burbanks
Lerhorn
Sugar Market and Foreign Exchange Report
Foreign exchange shows mixed demand with several European and Americas currencies listed against the dollar. Sugar futures in New York opened higher with No 3 contracts up to $2.72 and September at $2.20, while spot sugar remained at $3.28 and forwards at $3.35 with no reported sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bears Trade Wanes as Rain Forecast Eases Grain Woes
Chicago reports show bear sentiment in grains eased by rain outlooks. Wheat futures fell about four tenths to three quarters of a cent, corn rose fractionally while oats held steady amid late market support and improving southwest weather. Cash prices mostly firm with modest receipts across grains.
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Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois
Montreal
Indiana
Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher As Markets Hold Even
NY AP reporters describe Monday trading with selective buying and profit taking keeping stocks in a narrow range. Major gains appear in Case Union Pacific IBM United Fruit while American Can slips. other names show mixed moves as markets hold steady and transfers reach about 1.1 million shares.
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New York
Washington
Case
Union Pacific
International Business Machines
United Fruit
United Crop
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
Safeway Stores
Bethlehem
International Harvester
Sears, Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
American Can
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
duPont
Porto Rico
Northern Pacific
American Crystal Sugar
Johns Manville
General Electric
Bethelhem
Allied Chemical
Monday Quotations from J E Bennett & Co list Innius stocks
Furnished quotations show Adams Express 6 Percent, Johns Manville 53 4, Allied Chem 152 Half, Amn Can ot, Amn Tel Tel 1274, Amn Steel Fds 1644, Chrysler Mtr 493, Coca Cola 220, Gen Elec 263, United Fruit 89, Ford 84, Union Pacific 106, and many others. Minute by minute figures reflect diverse industrials and rail equities traded with Mrs Bennett as broker.
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Adams Express
Intl
Tel
Johns Manville
Kansay
Lia Carbonic
Amin P & Lite
Loews, Inc
Rad & SS
Am'n Teels Mills
Lorillard P
Amn
Louisvie G & E
Am'n Steel
McIntyre Pet
Am'n ‘Tel & Tel
McKesson Rob
Marshall Fid
Magna
Mathieson
Armour Com
Atchison T&sf
Atlantic
Morans Tex
Auburn Auto
Rone Ward
Aviation Corp
Baldwin
Geews Balto & Ohio
Murray
Neth Steel
Natl Distris
Bohn Alum
Pow & L
Borden Co
Natl Steel
Borg Warner
NH Central
Briges Mfe
Erro de Pasco
Ark
Utah
Patino
Hes & Oblo
Penick & Ford
CMSP
Penney
Cmstp&p
Peoples Gans
Chro & NW
Phelps Dodge
Chroort
Southern
Rem Rand
Congoleum
Rep
Consol Cigars
Consol
Seaboard OU
Sears Roebuck
Shattuck
Motors Si
Shell Union
Del
Simmons Co
Crm
Whigagocony
Vac
Cub Amn
Curtis Wretht
Peers
Sperry Corp
Bomias Res
Bedor Lend
DuPont
Urands
Eastman Kod
Eaton Mira
Clif
Elec Antolite
Warner
Erie
Stone Webster
Fisk
Studebaker
Sk Rubber
T Co
Ford England
Freeport
Tidewater
Elec
Trans-Americani
Gen Foods
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Gen Motors
Uni Aircraft
Ry Ste
Uni Corp
Gillette S&s
Uni Founders
Gimbel Bros
United Fruit
Gudden Co
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas
Goodrich
U S Ind Ale
Godoyear
Gotham
U S
Graham Paige
U & Smelting
P & LL
Vanadium St
Warner Bros
Viram Walker
Wes'n Union
House
Owe
Stehse
Hudson Mtrs
Whit Rock
Hupp. Motors Wy Wilson & Co
Mls Central
Wentworth
Ispiration
Norv
Chicago
Butler Bros
Zeystone Steel
Libby McWett
Lynch
Marshall
Nobl Sparks
Edison
Quaker Com
Cord Carp
Quaker
Crane Co
Swift & Co
Swift
Heilemann
Walrreen
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Provisions Market Report
Chicago cash market notes broad grain prices with bids for wheat corn oats and rye. Prices include No 2 yellow hard wheat 82 cents sample grade 75 78 cents oats 40 cents to 40 5 cents and timothy clover roughage values per cwt along with lard prices around 13 85 to 17 25 per hundred pounds.
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Chicago
Fapisen Brothers & Co
Owrey
Cedar Rapids
Naonal Bank
Grain Prices Reported For Minneapolis Market
The clipping lists commodity prices for corn oats and durum in Minneapolis with bids and offers. It notes No 1 hard Montana and amber durum varieties with prices around 100 to 102 dollars and July and September trades.
U S Department Reports Wool Price Resistance in Midwest
The U S Department of Agriculture notes resistance to the new price levels for medium fleece wool in the Midwest with hesitancy in purchases. country graded bright fleeces delivered east fetch about 29 cents grease, 56 cents blood, and 48 59 cents for blond combing and clothing staples. Semi bright fleeces show quotes around 254.26 cents per 1 lb wrense basis delivered east.
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Boston
Iu. S Dept Agriculturret
Middle West
Marriage Licenses Granted for Several Couples
Lee B Winterberg of Dubuque and Frances J Owen of Cedar Rapids. Roy W Andrews and DeElda V Hanson, both of Palo. James TL Wilkinson and Mild red C Gardner, both of Cedar. Gail A Storck and Ada TS Fer now, both of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee B Winterberg
Dubuque
Frances J. Owen
Cedar Rapids
Roy W Andrews
DeElda V. Hanson
Palo
James TL. Wilkinson
Mildred C. Gardner
Gail A. Storck
Ada TS. Fernow
Marion
Moon composed mainly of pumice say astronomers
Astronomers claim the moon is largely pumice or a similar porous material based on tests with a moon thermometer, a device used to analyze surface properties.
Plane crash in Sioux City kills Arthur Hanford Jr
Arthur S. Hanford Jr., a Sioux City aviation enthusiast, dies when a training biplane spins from a series of loops near RickEnbacker airport. The right wing fabric torn, plane crashes to a grain field. Hanford held a pilot license and left a wife Judy, an eight month old son, and a father and sister.
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Sioux City
Arthur S. Hanford
Phil Salesman
Kansas City
United States Department of Commerce
Rickenbacker
Hanford
Commerce Department
James L. Rutledge
Judy Rogers Hanford
Arthur Hanford, Jr
John H. Kelly
Muriel Window Hanford
the Peacock
Theft at Lisbon Doctor's Office Strikes Morphine Tablets
Sheriff James H. Smith's office was alerted that a thief entered through a side door to Dr. A. N. York's Lisbon office and stole one hundred morphine tablets and a small bottle of cocaine. Deputy Larry Condon investigated the incident.
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James H. Smith
A. N. York
Lisbon
York
Larry Condon
New Orleans Man Held For Investigation After Incident
A man identified as Peter DuBois, 25, of New Orleans, was held at the county jail for investigation after being found in a dazed condition on highway No. 30 between Mount Vernon and Lisbon. A passing motorist notified Marshal Ed Gill, and DuBois was treated by a physician for several cracked ribs at Mount Vernon city hall before Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon transported him to Cedar Rapids.
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Peter DuBois
New Orleans
Kula Charged With Selling Beer to Minor in District Court
Adolph Kula, 26, of 1506 Bever avenue SE, pleaded not guilty before Judge H. C. Ring after being charged in a district court information by County Attorney G. K. Thompson with selling beer to a minor. Police said he was to report after an alleged sale to a 17 year old at an inn on Highway No. 161 near the airport.
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Adolph Kula
Bever Avenue SE
G. K. Thompson
H. C. Ring
Kula
Two Men Charged With Break In At Local Store
County Attorney G K Thompson filed a true information charging Claude Miller 23 Evanston Illinois and George Singleton 20 Beaumont Texas both Negroes with breaking and entering an A and P store at 226 First Avenue East last week. The men were arrested at Marion by a railroad detective and are held in the county jail under bonds of 2500 each.
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G. K. Thompson
Claude Miller
Evanston
Ill
George Singleton
Beaumont
Tex
First Avenue E
Marion
Sunshine Mission Prepares Evening Services with Local Churches
The Sunshine Mission begins a new series of evening services in the Mission auditorium and at partner churches. Rev Hilmore Cedarholm will conduct this week and also contribute music and prayers. Rev Mr Gatrell of Second Evangelical Church will offer prayer. Public invited.
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Sunshine Mission
Mission
Hilmore Cedarholm
Evangeelist
Cedarholm
Gatrell
Second Evangelical Church
Bond Market Moves Mixed In New York Trading
U S bonds closed steady with Liberty 4th 4s at 101 28. Treasury 4s 47 82, 116 28, Treasury 4s 44 54, 111 27. Treasury 3s 61 55, and 3s 60s 65 55. Foreign issues showed modest gains while domestic issues saw narrow fraction changes and selective advances in select rail and industrial issues.
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NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
International Telephone 55
Baltimore
St. Paul
Erie
Great Northern
New York Central
Nickel Plate
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
American
North American Company
United Drug and Western Union
Chile
Consolidated Gas
Treasury
Foreign Department
Australia
Belgium
Great Britain
Canada
Germany
U. S
Liberty
Trensee Sm
Advertising praised for public benefit at Rotary luncheon
Harold J. Rowe of Ambro Advertising spoke at the Hotel Roosevelt praising advertising as a boon to public health and daily living. He cited toothpaste, life insurance, and the necessity of volume in production, while noting some ads are wasteful or fraudulent and rejected by publishers.
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Harold J. Rowe
Ambro Advertising Agency
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Rowe
Quaker Outs Company
Gazette
Deaths Robert E. Giltrap funeral set in Anamosa
Funeral services for Robert E. Giltrap will be held at St. Mark's Episcopal church Anamosa on Tuesday at 10 a.m. The body lies at the family home until 8 a.m. Tuesday and may be viewed there. The body will lie in state at the church from 9 30 to 10 a.m. Father A M McLaughlin will officiate. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery Anamosa.
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Robert E. Giltrap
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Anamosa
Seventeenth Street
Father A. M. McLaughlin
Riverside Cemetery
Grandmother Mrs S J Dunning Dies at 102 in Greenleaf Kan
Mrs S J Dunning aged 102 died at her home in Greenleaf Kansas on Saturday. If she had lived until October she would have been 103. She spent seventy years in her last home and hosted over 100 friends on her last birthday. Foster granddaughter Mrs W E Thompson of 1800 Center Point road noted in the obituary.
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S. J. Dunning
L. M. Graves
First Avenue E
Greenleaf
Kan
Dunning
W. E. Thompson
Center Point Road
Bohumil Cypra Rites Planned After Brief Illness
Bohumil Cypra 55 of 1502 Tenth Street SE died in a local hospital at 9 40 a m Sunday after a brief illness. He was born in Omaha August 24 1879. Survived by wife Esther two children Robert and Velma two sisters Bess Mahnke Rose Mahnke Cedar Rapids and two brothers Stanley Minacanalis Fred Norway. Funeral at Janeba and Brosh chapel Wednesday 2 p m conducted by Theodore B Hlubucck. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Tuesday.
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Bohumil Cypra
Tenth Street SE
Omaha
Esther
Robert
Velma
Bess Mahnke
Rose Mahnke
Cedar Rapids
Stanley
Minacanalis
Fred
Norway
Janeba and Brosh
Theodore B. Hlubucck
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Nemec in Wauban Minn
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Nemec who died at her Wauban Minnesota home on June 21 will be held Tuesday at 2 pm in the Barta chapel conducted by J C Stepan Burial will be in the Bohemian National cemetery She was a member of Prokop Vesky lodge No 7 Z C B J Friends may call at the chapel Monday evening The Bible now is circulated in 678 languages and dialects by the British and Foreign Bible society
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Nemec
Marie Nemec
Wauban
Minn
Barta
J. C. Stepan
Bohemian National Cemetery
Prokop Vesky Lodge
Marion News Highlights Community Events and Visits
Marion residents hosted and visited family and friends across Iowa and Illinois, including trips to Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. Local clubs and lodges announced meetings and social activities, while golf and family reunions drew participants from Marion and nearby towns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Rhinehart hosting relatives, DeMolay and Masonic gatherings, and the Van Fossen family reunion set for Oliphant grove.
Pope Will Not Halt Coughlin Report
Vatican spokesmen say Pope Pius personally follows Rev. Charles E. Coughlin's activities and the Holy See does not regard his political work as violating church law. Canonist charges were deemed unfounded and no church law has been violated to date. The Holy See would regret any breach of fundamental faith and morals.
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Vatican City
INS
Pope Pius
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Vatican
Edward V. Dargin
New York Diocese
Father Coughlin
Holy Father
Holy See
City Briefs And Personals Highlights Local Fines and Events
Sidney Abbott, 59, of 610 Fourth avenue SE, fined $25 and costs by Justice A. S. Reed on intoxication. First city playground community night movie at Harrison playground 8 p.m. today for Harrison and Roosevelt districts. R. Bowser, 1540 B avenue NE, fined $2 and costs for failing to stop at an automatic traffic signal. John Temeyer, 311 Second avenue SW, fined $1 and costs for overtime parking.
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Sidney Abbott
Fourth Avenue SE
Justice A. S. Reed
Harrison Playground
Harrison
Roosevelt
R. Bowser
B Avenue
John Temeyer
Second Avenue
City sees 117 Class B beer permit applications filed
City clerk records show 117 Class B permit applications and 35 Class C filings under a new ordinance. Eighty two Class B permits will be issued when the ordinance takes effect July 1.
Trio fined for illegal fishing in suspension case
Tom Young of Palo Walter Trimble and Harry Murphy of 917 Avenue NW were fined $50 and costs each by Justice W J Grunewald. The fines were suspended on good behavior and contingent on obtaining fishing licenses. Deputy Game Warden Jack Townsend made arrests Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Young
Palo
Walter Trimble
Harry Murphy
Avenue NW
W. J. Grunewald
Jack Townsend
United Brethren Picnic Slated at Bever Park
The Sunday school picnic of the United Brethren church is set for Tuesday at Bever park from 2 p.m. to dark in the pavilion. A sports program begins at 5 p.m. under committee head William Melsha. All church members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Bever Park
William Melsha
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