Hog Market Rises With Top at 9.75 Amid Stronger Open
Chicago and Omaha hog prices moved higher Friday with medium weights at 9.70 to 9.75 as receipts showed 9,000 to 14,100 hogs across markets. Heavies remained dull while packing sows rose seasonally. cattle and sheep also steady to higher amid tighter supplies and strong yearlings.
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Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Dept. Agriculture
Omara Livestock Omaha
U = S Dept Agriculturey
ST_FALS
South
ST Paul 'Ap
Dept Arriculture
Iowa
Mason City
Waterloo
Stags
Minnesota
Hteher
INS
Wheat Prices Jump on Rust Fears as Wheat Rally Spreads
Chicago board of trade futures surged after reports of black rust in Nebraska and North Dakota. Wheat futures climbed about 4 cents with July and December leads gaining, corn and oats also firming amid heavy rains in Kansas and Nebraska and renewed weather concerns.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Nebraska
North Dakota
Kansas
Kansas City
Iowa
Local Hog Market Advances in Nickel Market Rise
Hog prices continue upward on the local market with all grades up five cents improving the top to 9.00. Cattle prices show steady trends with various weight classes for choice steers and cows cited, including 1100 lb steers at 10.25 and 900-1100 lb steers around 9.25 to 10.25, plus figures for yearling steers and cows.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listing
A Cedar Rapids market list shows prices for grain wheat hens leghorn hens cocks and beef hides. Wholesale fruits vegetables and staples include oranges grapefruits lemons potatoes bananas strawberries lettuce celery cabbage beans onions and other produce with varied per unit and crate pricing.
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Texas
Markets Report Chicago and New York Produce Prices
Chicago receipts show butter at 20.062 firm creamery 193 score, 24 12413c extras. eggs receipts 20.708 firm extra firsts 23%4c cars 23'2c, local 3c. potatoes receipts 45 on track 393 total shipments 555, old stock firm. poultry live receipts 1 car 44 trucks with varied prices. New York quotes butter firmer 24% score 25c, creamery extra 24c, cheese stable, eggs mixed colors 25c, poultry by freight fowls 13q 17c, turkeys 100.18c.
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Chicago
Arkansas
Bliss
U S
Oklahoma
California
North Carolina
Cobblers US
Rock Springs
Chicago Produce Futures Report in Brief
Chicago futures for butter and egg products show closing storage standards and fresh pricing with assorted dates and contract codes. The record notes butter futures with Nov and June and July maturities alongside egg futures with October and November references, indicating a chaotic and incomplete market summary.
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Chicago
Markets Report from Minneapolis to New York Trade Notes
Flour and wool prices move, with flour at 30 cents higher in Minneapolis and cotton sacks quoted. wool in Boston trades active with various combing grades. raw sugar in New York steady near 329 spots and futures mixed. foreign exchange values listed across many currencies. a curious note on ocean animal estimates closes the market brief.
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Minneapolis
Boston
API
U 5 Department Agriculture
New York
Wall Street
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Noeark
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Provisions Overview
Grain prices and bids from Chicago markets show No 2 red wheat at 79 34 to 83 44 cents, No 2 yellow hard 92 4, soybeans No 2 yellow 80 cents, oats mixed feed 3 1/2, timothy seed 600 per cwt, clover seed 13.00 per cwt, lard prices for tierces 13.60 and bellies 17.12. The report lists varieties, sample grades, and ranges across multiple grain and fat products for nearby delivery.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co. Owres
Cedar Rapids
Winnipeg
Eas
Minneapolis Cash Grain Market Report Summary
Minneapolis cash grain prices and receipts show 126 car loads Friday versus 81 a year ago. Cash market for No 1 northern spring wheat ranges around $1.02 to $1.07 per bushel with protein adjustments. No 1 hard amber durum beans and other wheat varieties listed with prices and delivery months. Corn No 3 yellow near 82 to 83 cents. Oats No 3 white quoted around 39 to 41 cents.
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Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Eas
Louis
Kansas
Montana
Elisc
Body Of Minister Found In Lake Michigan
Rev. George Schwartz 71 an Englewood minister missing since June 18 was found Friday in Lake Michigan near Chicago. Police did not release further details about the discovery.
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Chicago
George Schwartz
Englewood
Lake Michigan
Wall Street stocks hold steady in late trading amid mixed gains
New York markets lingered steady to firm in late Friday trading with leaders extending advances. Highlights included Air Reduction American Can International Harvester Westinghouse Cerro de Pasco National Distillers Schenley and American Telephone lifting 1 to 2 points.
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New York
American Can
International Harvester
Westinghouse
Cerro de Pasco
National Distillers
Schenley
American Telephone
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
New York Central
American Smelting
U. S. Smelting
American Commercial Alcohol
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Great Northern
Air Reduction
du Pont
U. S. Steel
Loews
Treasury
London
Montreal
Washington
Birth Announcement for Baby Son of Harford Family
A son named Lauren ed was born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence L Harford at 1706 Fifteenth Ave SE on June 25. The brief notice records the birth and residence with no additional details.
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Lawrence L. Harford
1706
Fifteenth Avepee SE
Lauren Ed
Principal Mildred Bettis dies. services set
Mildred Bettis 27 of 207 Fifteenth Street SE died in a local hospital Friday at 5 45 am. A 1925 Washington High School and 1929 Coe College graduate she had been principal of Center Point High School for three years and taught there since graduation. Survived by her mother and grandparents. Funeral at Turner chapel Saturday at 4 pm with a second service in Chariton and burial there. Dr H M Gage of Coe College will officiate. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Mildred Bettis
Fifteenth Street
Washington High School
Coe College
Center Point High School
Miss Bettis
University of Iowa
Chi Omega Sorority
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jess E. Bettis
W. L. Evans
Chariton, In
Turner Chapel
Chariton
H. M. Gage
Death of Anna Metta Frandson at 78 in Cedar Rapids Area
Anna Metta Frandson 78 widow of Andrew C Frandson died at 6 15 p m Thursday after a long illness at Mrs Hulda Rice s home 827 Third avenue SE Cedar Rapids She was born in Denmark July 5 1856 and lived earlier in Story City She is survived by twelve children four brothers two sisters twenty eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren Services will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Evangelical church Story City with burial in the family lot there
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Anna Metta Frandson
Hulda Rice
Story City
Edward C
Santa Ana
Calif
Theodore P
Arthur A
William C
Roland
Peter G. Hansen
Ruthven
Martin Sorenson
Hazleton
Cedar Rapids
Jay Born
Louis Hansen
Long Beach
William Hansen
Webster City
Andrew Hermansen
Theodore P. Hermansen
Tyler, Minn
Nels
Walter Hermansen
Ole Espe
Bode
Louis Townswick
Beatty Chapel
Evangelical Church
Grunewald, Charles E. longtime Blairstown builder, dies
Charles E. Grunewald age 64 of 806 C avenue NW died at 3 a.m. Friday after a long illness. He was born April 10, 1871 in Blairstown, lived there until 1917, then moved to Cedar Rapids. He attended Valparaiso University, married Theresa M. Schenken in 1902, and is survived by his widow, daughter Margaret, sister Emma Grunewald, and brothers Henry J G E, and William J. Funeral at Blairstown Methodist Church Sunday at 4 p.m. Burial in Blairstown cemetery. calling hours at Rohn's West Side Saturday.
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Charles E. Grunewald
C Avenue NW
Blairstown
Cedar Rapids
Valparaiso University
Theresa M. Schenken
Keystone
Margaret
Emma Grunewald
Naperville
Henry J
G. E
William J
Rohn
West Side
Miss Margaret Evans Died in Pasadena at June 7
Miss Margaret Evans daughter of Abel Evans pioneer of Iowa died in Pasadena California June 7 born in Ohio came to Cedar Rapids early, educated there, taught in Minneapolis and later lived in Pasadena. Surviving sisters Mrs E M Murray Mrs Henry Bennett Mrs Ernest Moore and brother George Evans. Brief services Sunday 4 p.m. Linwood cemetery.
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Margaret Evans
Abel Evans
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Pasadena
Calif
Ohio
Minneapolis
E. M Murray
Henry Bennett
Ernest Moore
George Evans
Veteran Springs
Linwood Cemetery
Bond Market Steady Amid Taxed Reorganizations In Play
In New York on Friday trading showed little selling despite heavy liquidation Thursday. Prices remained fair and volume was light, with prime quality bonds firm and some corporates edging higher. Notable gains appeared in several issues while US governments stayed narrowly changed amid expectations of Chicago & North Western and Milwaukee systems reorganizations under bankruptcy acts.
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New York
Chicago & North Western
Milwaukee
American & Foreign Power
St. Paul
Columbia Gas & Electric
Erie
New York Central
North American
Pennsylvania General
Postal Telegraph
Shell Union Oil
Southern Pacific
Western Union
Packing Plants Challenge Processing Tax in Federal Suit
Two Iowa packing companies, Dubuque Packing of Dubuque and Kohrs Packing of Davenport, filed federal suits in southern Iowa district court challenging the Agricultural Adjustment Administration processing tax on hogs. They name Charles D. Huston, Iowa collector of internal revenue, as defendant contending Congress lacks authority to tax one group for the benefit of another and that the levy is a confiscation rather than a revenue tax. Judge Charles Dewey issued a temporary restraining order in both cases through July 5.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States Court
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Dubuque Packing Company
Dubuque
Kohrs Packing Company
Davenport
Charles D. Huston
Internal Revenue
Congress
Charles Dewey
Fireworks Legal Only On Fourth In City
Fireworks may be used only between midnight July 3 and midnight July 4. Chief Ray Tapper announced all officers will arrest violators and prosecute. Commissioner Dan Kruidenier urged parents to warn children to reduce fireworks accidents and fire hazards on Independence Day.
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Ray Tapper
Tapper
Public Safety
Dan Kruidenier
North Western Line Files Petition for Reorganization
Chicago and North Western railroad filed in federal court for reorganization under section 77. The petition cites $1,717,956 due June 29 on 4 percent convertible bonds and $29,464,891 in current and past due obligations, including $11,495,000 to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and $3,782,583 to the RFC. The company says it has no funds to pay and seeks creditor readjustment with possible court approval forthcoming.
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Chicago
INL
Chicago and North Western Railroad
U. S. District Court
Railroad Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rain and Wind Storm Hits Urbana Vicinity
Torrential rains and a hard wind storm hit a six mile strip near Urbana at noon Friday. Trees and telephone wires were blown down. The Cedar river bridge railing between Urbana and Shellsburg was ripped off. North of the bridge the creek mouth was almost up to the road for about a mile.
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Urbana
Cedar River
Shellsburg
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Howard Gritton of Tipton and Genevieve Raymond of Tipton. Lawrence L. Burghart of Traer and Ethel G. Houston of Traer. Charles E. O'Donnell of Iowa City and Ruth Walters of Iowa City. Daniel Peterson of Marion and Naomi Babbitt of Central City. William Joseph Fieseler of Des Moines Rapids and Blanche Young of Des Moines.
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Howard Gritton
Genevieve Raymond
Tipton
Lawrence L. Burghart
Ethel G. Houston
Traer
Charles E. O’donnell
Ruth Walters
Iowa City
Daniel Peterson
Marion
Naomi Babbitt
Central City
William Joseph Fieseler
Deon Rapids
Blanche Young
Alo
Pazour Couple Ends 3003 Mile Southern Motor Trip
Mayor and Mrs John H Pazour conclude a two week journey traveling 3003 miles through ten southern states. They attended Mrs Pazours brother wedding in Baton Rouge and visited relatives in Ottumwa. Stops included Harrison Lake Village Ark Vicksburg Natchez Miss New Orleans Mandeville La York Ala Columbia Nashville Henderson Hannibal Mo.
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John H. Pazour
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Springville
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Poe
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Vermont
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Kensington
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Halstead
Kan
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Clinton
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Decatur
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Ottumwa
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J. L. Bigger
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Trene Schultz
This City
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Helen Hanson
Edgewood
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Virginia
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Nes
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Vines
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United States
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Marguerite
Walter L. Phillips
Fleming's
Central Market
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