Hog prices rise as demand cuts into supply curb
In Chicago and multiple markets, hog receipts dropped while demand improved. Prices advanced 10 to 15 cents with top quotes near 9.65 for certain weights. total supplies around 10 000 head in Chicago area and 13 100 at interior yards. Cattle and sheep markets showed mixed to steady moves with several regions reporting higher bids for better grade steers and lighter weights, while spring lambs softened slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
G.reets
Paul
South ST Paul
Tapi
Dent
Iowa
Des Moines
Toosted
Minnesota
Gseereres Aar
TNS
Ave. Amt
Avr
Amt
Chicago Livestock Chicago
API
US Dept. Agricultures
Omaha
Local hog market climbs as top price rises to 95
The local pork market shows an upward trend with hog prices advancing by five cents to reach a top of 95. The good grade hogs remain unchanged in value.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A scanned Cedar Rapids page lists diverse farm goods and prices including Wheat 20090, Oats 1046, Rye 474 50, Barley 44% 5¢, Pea dose and hens prices. Fruits such as Valencia grapefruits seedless lemons potatoes bananas strawberries head lettuce crates celery cabbage beans onions and other produce priced per dozen or basket. Also includes hides and leather terms like No 1 kip and No 2 horse prices, and notes green hides at reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Weather Improves. Grain Prices Fall at Chicago
Clearing skies in the southwest and corn belt spurred lower prices on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat eased 4 to 4+ cents, corn off 3 to 5+ cents, oats 3 to 4 cents lower, with July contracts quoted. Indicates broad bearish tone despite mixed reports on harvests and field conditions across Iowa Illinois Indiana Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Northwest
Southwest
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Enid
Okla
Wichita
Kan
Commission House
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Minneapolis Update
AP reports Chicago cash grain quotes with mixed wheat and corn prices, No 2 yellow and white variants, and rye and barley offers. Minneapolis cash grain receipts show lower grain values for No 2 northern wheat and details on protein levels and durum varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy Serb
Lars ‘Yierces
Joose Lard
Minneapolis
Montana
Wall Street Sluggish Trade Edges Between Gains and Losses
Traders moved cautiously on Thursday with scattered buyers, while overall market mood remained restrained. notable risers included U S Smelting Cerro de Pasco Auburn Easton Kodak Bethlehem Steel and American Can with several others steady or down amid oil and gas declines and mixed rail and utility performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Smelting
Cerro de Paseo
Auburn
Easton Kodak
Bethlehem Steel
Amerada
Standard Oil
N. J
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
Anaconda
General Motors
Western Union
Washington
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
American Can
Loews
du Pont
Bethlehem
Chrysler
American Smelting
Santa Fe
Amerada Corp
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Owens-Illinois
Union Pacific
J E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams
Indus Rayon
Cement
Alaska
Alles Corp
Allied Chem
Tel & Tel
Allis Chaim
Johns Manville
Amerada Corpn
Kans City
Amn
Kells Sprid
Dts
Kelvinator
Caml AC
Rennecety
Corsnell Broner
Lambert
Amn Metals
Lehigh Valley
Libby Owens
Rinn Bell’ Sqirls
Amn Steel Fdys
Lorillard P
Amn Sug Rite
Loulsyre Gas
Amn Tel
MelIntyre Por
McKeesp't
McKesson Rob
Barshall
Magna
Armour Com
Mathieson Ark
May Dept
Atchison T. SF
Maytag Mfr
Miami Copper
Auburn Auto
Pet
Aviation Corp
Tex
Baldwin Loco
Monsanto
Balto. Ohio
Mont. Ward
Barnsdal ‘A
Bendix Ava
Murray Corp
Best Co
Nash Motors
Beth Steel
Natl Biscout
Boeing Wa
Bohn Alum
Natl Dairy
Borden Co
Natl Distri
Borg Warner
Natly Pow L
Pac
Otis Steel
Packard Motors
Caterpilar
Park Utah
Gelanere
Patina Mines
Cerra de Pasco SA
Penick Ford
Gertain-teed
Penna RR
Ohio
Penney
Npeoples
CM &T P
Phithos Pete
Plymouth Ol
IAI Radio Keith
Rand
Seaboard Oil
Southern
Sears Roebuck
Congoleum
Ceres
Tashell Union
Consol Gas
Simmons Co
Skelly
Contl
Son Cal
Contl Motors
Bow Pac RR
Egor
Crown Cork
Guerry Corp
Joe
Pues
Cudahy Phe
Curtis Wright
Dean We
Ind
Stan Sae
Pome Mines Aystes
Warner
Webster
du Pont de
Brudebaker Ate Eastman Kod
Coron
Raton Mfe
Tey Gulf
Autolite
Rex Lander
Elec Boat
Tidewater
Timken Detoe
Erne Relay
Timken Rob
Fisk Rubber
Trana-America
Ford England
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Ron Anes Ani
Uni Corpni
Alt
Uni
Goodyear
Util Po& Lia
Graham Paire
Warner Bros
Weshouse
Hiram Walker
Weahouse ES
Poner
I Hudson Motora
iAls Hupp Motors
TNR Central
Young'n B & Tnt
Chicago
Haier Bros
Libby McNell
Lynch Corn
Marshall Fid
Chee Corp
Qkr Com
Camn Edison WlyQke Pr
Crane Co
Bwift & Co
Gen Hahold
Awitt
Nellemann
Walereen
Shenandoah Man Heads Knights Templar Of Iowa
Frederick Fischer of Shenandoah was elected grand commander of the Iowa commandery Knights Templar at Spirit Lake after a weeklong encampment. Carl A. Blake of Ida Grove was named deputy grand commander and Hubert Schouten of Keokuk was elected grand generalissimo. Other officers include FE. E. Cavanaugh of Fort Dodge captain general Clar ence T. Jorstad of Sioux City senior warden Clinton Kastner of Boone recorder and F. M. Effler of Ames grand treasurer.
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Spirit Lake
Frederick Fischer
Shenandoah
Iowa Commandery
Knights Templar
Order
Carl A. Blake
Ida Grove
Hubert Schouten
Keokuk
FE. E. Cavanaugh
Fort Dodge
Clarence T. Jorstad
Sioux City
Clinton Kastner
Boone
Recorder
F. M. Effler
Ames
Leprosy Self Cure Reported By Doctor
In Rochester Minnesota AP reports that many lepers recover without medicine or even knowing they had the disease described as the wrath by Scriptures. H W Wade M D of Culion leper colony Philippines and medical director of the Leonard Wood memorial spoke at the Maya clinic during a Minnesota State Medical Association and American Medical Association session. The spontaneous regression occurs in early leprosy stages, previously not recognized as leprosy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, Minn
H. W. Wade
Culion
Philippines
Leonard Wood Memorial
Minnesota State Medical Association
American Medical Association
Omaha U President Fired Over Espionage Charges
Omaha Municipal University regents dismissed President William F. Sealock and accepted a committee report declaring espionage charges on campus false. Sealock, recovering from ptomaine poisoning, had claimed regents hired students to spy on faculty and alleged a secret Silver Shirt operation targeting religious and Jewish students. Dr. W. H. Thompson was re elected but demoted from dean of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
INS
Board of Regents
Omaha Municipal University
William F. Sealock
Sealock
Richmond
Ind
New York
W. H. Thompson
Wool Market in Boston and Sugar and Forex Updates
Texas wools show strong call with twelve month prices around 70 to 72 cents scoured. six and eight month staples in demand. Sugar market in New York steadies with spot around 83.29 and futures firmer, refined sugar unchanged at 5.28. Foreign exchange rates mixed with many European currencies listed. Minneapolis flour market shows moderate shipment activity and price levels for standard middlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
US. Dent. Agriculture
Texas
SUGAR
New York
API
Wall Street
Bond Market: Mixed Moves in New York Trading
New York bond market shows few exceptions as second grade issues largely hold, some prime corporates higher, utilities marginally lower, and U S government securities steady amid tempered demand. Treasury notes firm and foreign issues steady to firm as investors weigh potential late-week selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
U 8
Standard Oil of
Union Pacific
Banta Fe
Duquesne Light
Detroit Edison
Federal Group
Treasury 3A
Treasury
Plan For Trained River Rescue Crew At Waltonians Meeting
Waltonians at the YMCA discussed organizing a trained rescue group for river accidents and obtaining varied equipment. Sheriff James Smith urged a rescue patrol with sufficient boat-capable members to respond quickly. The group plans to appoint a committee by Thursday noon to work with city and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltonians
Y. M.C
A. J. Smith
James Smith
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Smith
Fred Enders
Ellis Park
Child Scalded When He Upsets Kettle Of Water
Kenneth Popelar two year old son of Mr and Mrs Tobias Popelar 1547 Sixteenth Avenue SE was taken to Mercy hospital Thursday afternoon for treatment of severe burns on his left arm and side He toppled a kettle of water his grandmother Mrs Anna Burian 1632 Fifteenth Avenue SE was heating for washing clothes at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Popelar
Tobias Popelar
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Anna Burian
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Fire cause smoke fills Cedar Rapids home on Thursday
Firemen responded at 1 35 pm to the home of G H Knneur 725 G avenue NW where back draft from the furnace filled the house with smoke Sojourners To Meet Members of Cedar Rapids chapter No 104 National Sojourners will hold their last meeting of the summer Friday at 7 30 pm at the Hotel Roosevelt Buffet supper will be served at 9 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Knneur
G Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
National Sojourners
Hotel Roosevelt
Louis Mekota
Bernard Schenken
The
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Quass
Frank Allen
Athenian
Allen
Phil Crew
New Lincoln playground draws record early attendance
Attendance at the new Lincoln playground has been unusually high with 65 visitors Monday morning and 77 in the afternoon. About 55 children used indoor activities Wednesday morning despite the rain, and many district parents have visited the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lions Club inaugurates new officers after Fennell birthday
Gordon Fennell retires as Lions Club president after a year and E H Gundling becomes president while Ervin Stepanek presides at the luncheon. New officers include Don Hines second vice president H E Pfeiffer third vice president Glenn Hopkins secretary treasurer Robert B Davis tall twister Thomas Crabbe lion tamer and directors North Lientz Gordon Fennell William J Nezerka Dr R D Proctor M O Waterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Fennell
Lions Club
E. H. Gundling
Minnesota
Ervin Stepanek
Hotel Roosevelt
Don Hines
H. E. Pfeiffer
Glenn Hopkins
Robert B. Davis
Tall Twister
Chicago Markets Report Butter Eggs Poultry Prices
AP market bulletin from Chicago and New York shows butter receipts at 10.092 steady, creamery quotes around 23 46 to 24 42 cents, eggs receipts 19 976 steady with prices unchanged, poultry live receipts 42 trucks steady with various priced items. New York butter firmer with creamery higher, eggs steady with mixed colors and special packs, cheese unchanged, poultry prices mixed with weak demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
To Take Eastern Trip By Rev J E Linkletter Family
The Rev J E Linkletter pastor of the Second Christian church 1311 Hinkley Ave NW will leave Sunday afternoon with Mrs Linkletter and their three children Monte Jack and Ethel on a six week vacation trip through eastern states and Canada They will visit Mrs Linkletter's sister in Chicago and her brother in Detroit Then they will go to Niagara Falls where Mr Linkletter formerly held a pastorate The Canada portion includes Toronto Quebec and New Brunswick to Prince Edward Island where he was born and educated They will return via New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Linkletter
Hinkley Avenue
Second Christian Church
Niagara Falls
Mr. Linkletter
Canada
Toronto
Quebec
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Linkletter
New England States
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1935
A 1935 Cedar Rapids auto toll rate is listed at 180.221 dollars, reflecting a proposed charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Allied Mutual Agents Meet in Des Moines Luncheon and Conference
More than thirty Allied Mutual Automobile agents from Linn and nearby counties gathered for a luncheon and district sales conference Thursday at the Roosevelt hotel. Burns H. Davison of Des Moines presided with J. Lindley Coon and Davison leading sessions. Davison reported a 20 percent rise in premium income for 1934 and record business for the current year. R. T. Werning coordinated meeting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Mutual
Allied Mutual Automobile Association of
Des Moines
Linn
Roosevelt Hotel
Burns H. Davison
J. Lindley Coon
Mutual Fire and Tornado Association
Davison
R. T. Werning
Ellery A. Turner Agency
Marion Notes Highlight Recitals Picnics And Socials
Marion residents plan a piano recital at the Presbyterian church in Springville led by Miss Erma Hindman a pupil of Miss Ruth Engstrom. Reading circle picnic at Thomas park Friday evening. Townsend club hosts Cedar Rapids at an all day rally in Thomas park July 4 with band concert talks sports and noon picnic. Temperance service and music Sunday led by Rev Hubert Thomas. Various birthdays and visits noted including Miss Lada Nott and Mrs Pearl Harned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Erma Hindman
Presbyterian Church
Springville
Miss Hindman
Ruth Engstrom
Marion Townsend Club
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Park
Harry North
Banner Howard
O. E. Neal
Hubert Thomas
Prairie Chapel
Ang Earl Bailey
Pearl Harned
Los Angeles
Calif
Lada Nott
Robert Smith
Mattoon, Ill
G. L. Lyman
Police Don Whiskers For Pioneer Days Fete
Ogden Utah police in cowboy regalia parade to publicize the upcoming Pioneer Days celebration. The photo feature highlights officers in themed outfits to boost community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden, Utah
Dearborn Brass Defeats Firemen In 9 Heats 8-7
Dearborn Brass edged Firemen 8 to 7 in a nine inning softball game at Ellis Park despite earlier postponement. Johnny Luke slow balled the Firemen into submission as Dearborn Brass won the late afternoon clash on muddy fields after the sun returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Johnny Luke
Dearborn Brass
Industrial
Paler
McCalister
Waltermesyer
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Fridat
Associated Press
Waterloo
Nasan City
Eset
Austin
Austin Ninn
Sinclair Hog
Sinclair’s
BSG
Atlantic Monthly
C. V. Shephe
Dows Bids
Robert O. Bickel
Welcom
M. Reams
John B. Heidel
DIAL
Edwin C. Evans
John M. Powell
National Life Veo Es Company
Nomtbelier
cece VE R _RMONT
Sulte
Dows Bldg
Lamson Brothers & Cohone
Mawrey
Merchanta Natural Bank
Rarleysest
Ee. Ee
Winnifeg
North
Caerst
Duith
Rcaeg
Waite
Wool City Hide and For CO
Old City Acale
Wall St
Shenandoah Man
Knights ‘Templar of
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
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Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
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Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Takio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
U. S. Aps
U_ 5
Marion News
Reading Circle
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Pioneers
Harry Nell
Milo Blazek
Valvard
Rosemary
Dickie Rion
Larry
Audrey
Sandra
Valvard Blazek
Joe Biggs
Davenport
Ryal Michael
Eileen
Betty
Sawtelle
van Fossen
Oliphant Grove
Toddville
John Lines
Bobby
George Filloon
Central City
Lois Stitzel
Marion Golf Club
Osceola Lodge No. 18
Roy Stanton
University Hospital
Iowa City
Ivy L. Gauerholtz
Paralta
Cecil H. Bennett
Justice of the Peace
A. S. Reed
Charles Stambaugh
Blanche Goudy
Mason City
George Hutton
G. W. Boettcher
E. B. Ringland
Co.w. Biggs
Earl Biggs
Troy Mills
Gilbert Gordon
Theola
Walnut
Ill
Busenbark
George L. Erwin
Frank Mason
Frank Snyder
Anamosa
Earl Bickel
James Goudy
Paul A. Knapp and
Dorothy H. Clark
Plantation Dance Hall
Jack and Jill
Mandalay Inn
3Rd ST. SE
Oeny Bee Siechert
Walford
the Plaza
Cou Falls
Cerveny's Orchestra
Jce
Hallwood
Bation
Atlas
Miller Beer Bohemian Kitchen
Peet Haan Et
Jack's Inn
Gazette
Want Ada
Dolson
Paramount
Ginsberg
Ist Ave
Iines
Fiona
the Gazette
United States
Cone
Paul C. Hanson
Seattle
Sally
1St Ave
25Th St. BE
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