Hog Prices Slump Across Markets as Supplies Rise
Hog markets fell Monday amid heavy receipts and weak demand, with Chicago bids mostly 10¢ lower and prices around 4.30 to 4.40 per cwt. Receipts were large across Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East St Louis, while cattle and sheep volumes also softened, signaling a broad market pause.
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Omaa Livestock
Omaha
Bond Markets Tumble Amid Uncertain Fed Signals
Investors in New York bonds react to mixed Federal Reserve cues as yields shift and trading volumes wobble. Analysts note liquidity concerns and cautious positioning ahead of upcoming economic data releases.
Manchester man charged after Northeast crime night incident
A Manchester area report describes a disturbance on Saturday evening involving Esther Joon and others. Investigators note a doorway altercation, a closet removal, and a disrupted scene with multiple bystanders and property damage recorded by local witnesses.
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Wall Street Grains Push Markets Higher In Monday Trade
New York led by grains and cotton lifted stocks with advances of one to four points. Case and National Distillers rose sharply as firms like American Telephone US Steel and Bethlehem Steel firmed. transfers volume neared 4.6 million shares amid widespread gains across industrials and commodities.
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American Telephone du Pont Columbia Carbon
American Can Aided Chemical and
American Tobacco B. U S. Steel and Standard
New Jersey
Case
Sears Roebuck International Harywee Oer
Montgromery Werd
Alls Chilmers
Nations
United Ancraft Bethiehem Steel
Western Union
US Industrial Alcohol
Crown
Markets Digest From New York Produce Trade
New York price listings show steady butter and eggs along with various poultry notes. Chicago and other markets report receipts, consignments, and price movements across dairy and meat commodities, including dressed poultry and turkeys.
Grain prices soar to three year highs on wheat surge
Wheat leads gains at the board with May futures near 96 cents and July at about 1.00, signaling a sharp rise across grains. Corn oats rye and barley advance while provisions climb over 35 points as moisture remains scarce and demand remains firm in a thin session.
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Local Hog Market Weakens With Lower Prime Hog Prices
Local hog market shows continued weakness as prices slip across all grades. Prime hog top falls to 3.73 with premiums paid only for quality and condition, while calf markets edge down and spring pigs range around 6 to 8 dollars per unit.
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Surveys Planned for New Route of Highway 149
Surveys are underway for a new 149 route between Walford and Cedar Rapids. The 8 mile, 100 foot wide corridor starts at Walford, runs along Milwaukee railroad to Fairfax, then northeast into Cedar Rapids. Three Fairfax to Cedar Rapids surveys consider North Western railroad paths toward Beverly. The current 149 connects with road 30 five miles west of Cedar Rapids and would become a county road after the new route opens.
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Wallage To Alter OWA Farm Setup In Iowa Wheat Plan
Representatives from Ames extended service agencies discuss how the wheat adjustment will apply in Iowa counties. A processing tax on flour rather than wheat was debated with Secretary of Agriculture conflicting views, and final decisions awaited Kansas City conference outcomes.
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Wheat Taxes Aim to Stabilize Farm Prices and Acreage
The article explains proposed processing taxes on wheat, cotton, and cigar tobacco to finance acreage reductions. Administrators see no near-term repeal of these emergency levies, which would cap taxes at the gap between current farm prices and prewar fair exchange values. Rising material costs, outpacing farm商品, complicate price relationships.
Dollar dips as foreign exchanges open. pounds rise
NEW YORK. The U S dollar fell again as foreign exchange trading opened. The British pound rose to 4.23 dollars and the French franc to 4.90 cents. Italian lire to 6.55 cents, Belgian belga at 17.42 cents, German mark 29.62 cents, Swiss franc 24.07 cents, Dutch guilder 20.05 cents.
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Bread Thieves Beat Man Then Ransack Room
Mike Miller of 110 First Street NE reported a Saturday night break in at his room. He was struck, eyes blocked, hands tied, and wrapped in a blanket before intruders stole a loaf of bread and a dressed chicken. He regained consciousness at 3 am Sunday and had no description of the attackers.
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Fist Fight Erupts at Harriman Hearing and Trial Date Set
A heated session of the Harriman hearing nearly escalated into a fist fight between Dodds and Neely as tension rose over testimony and dates. The committee chair restrained the dispute while witnesses described expected July trial for Harriman bank president on charges of fabricating false entries in books.
Will Close U S Dry Offices In Alaska And Hawaii
Washington AP report states Vermont Dalrymple director of prohibition urged Attorney General Cummings to close the prohibition offices in Alaska and Hawaii. The plan approves abolishing the Fourteenth enforcement district in Hawaii and moving all prohibition duties to the U S marshal. Alaska agents would be furloughed.
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Prohibition Agents Cut Three In North Iowa
North Iowa federal Prohibition officers to be released under the federal economy act. Three investigators Meade Emlerson Fos land and a stenographer in Fort Co d rea district office will depart. Waterloo office likely to close and territory reassigned to Cedar Rapids. Investigators Taylor and Miller will remain in charge locally.
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Suit Against Fishers On Rent Note Opens
Plaintiff Ro J Dolan executor of the E P Dolan estate sues L Fisher and Beulah Fisher in a $1200 rent note case. Trial began Monday before Judge A B Clark in strict court. Clif ford Fisher appears as intervenor seeking to establish a lien on certain horses.
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Chicago Professor Jailed Amid Garment Strike Furore
Chicago Professor Robert Meise Lovett of the University of Chicago, a longtime faculty member since 1893, was jailed on a property conduct charge after aiding 1500 garment workers striking for higher pay and a shorter work week. He was released on a $24 bond.
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City Briefs and Personals From Daily Paper
United Brethren ice cream social at 2301 Mount Vernon Ave advertised for Tuesday. Car stolen in Springville from streets. Lela Plattenberger notified Sheriff Petrus at 1015 am Sunday about her 1926 Model T Ford dark green with Linn county badge and balloon tires. Mrs Mar Nealy of Sioux City treated at Medico hospital Sunday evening for fracture of right arm from auto accident near Oakdale. Nealy was en route to Cedar Rapids when her vehicle collided.
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Sioux City
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Nineteenth annual Gillilan family reunion noted in Marion
The Marion area hosted the nineteenth annual Gillilan descendants reunion at Thomas Park celebrating the golden wedding of J J and Mrs Dewald. Officers were elected for the cemetery association, and a separate Busenbark family reunion occurred at Thomas Park with about seventy attendees.
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Central City
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Cora
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Viola
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Cedar Rapids
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Wife’s Effort To Zied Spouse Taken Under Advisement
Acitation in contempt of court proceedings directed to Vernon J Weaver in district court Monday on application of his wife Margaret E Weaver plaintiff in a divorce action. In an interlocutory decree after a hearing June 13 Judge A B Clark took the case under advisement for final determination in the September term. Until final decree the court awarded Mrs Weaver custody of two minor children and enjoined Weaver from molesting his wife or entering the premises at 610 Eighth street SE. Mrs Weaver placed in custody of the property. Her contempt application alleged Weaver took possession of the property, made his residence there, ejected a roomer, caused another to leave and left herself and children without a place to stay. A writ of possession was issued Monday to restore Mrs Weaver to occupancy. Weaver was to appear in court Tuesday morning. The divorce action is her second against Weaver in district court here. The two were remarried last December. Mrs Weaver was awarded a decree in her former action in an answer. Weaver contended that their marriage was the couple’s thir
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Weaver Tin District Court
Cedar Rapids Couple Granted Marriage License
Leo Ro Brown and Geralane R Ikicles of Cedar Rapids were issued a marriage license. The ceremony date and further details were not provided in the readable text.
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Cedar Rapids
Evangelistic Services Opened in Marion Tent
Evangelistic meetings began Sunday evening at a Ninth Avenue Third Street tent under Neighborhood chapel auspices. Rev William Mathis led the sermon on Prepare to Meet Thy God from Amos in the absence of Rev M A Monday of Bedford. Kirkville women will provide music for remaining meetings. Rev Monday to preach tonight at 8. Linn Chapter DeMolay hosts tennis finals with McDougall, Gordon, Edwards, Lawson advancing.
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