Hogs Top Chicago Market With $9.15 Peak
Chicago trading shows hogs firm with top bids reaching $9.15 in early sales. Cattle and sheep also steady to higher in major markets including Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St Louis as buyers respond to Fourth of July week demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Pittshugh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Chicago
Tittsburgh
Katz Jewelry & Loans
First St. SE
Versons
The
Gazette
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Norman Auto Service
Na Sas
Sound Mobility Insurance
Stark Insurance Agency
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Hind Trade
HK Schaefer
Kresee’s. van NO. L
Waterloo
East Dubuque
Washington
D. C
Kenwood
House of
Richards College Pharmacy Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
F. E. Corey
Higley
Jeanns
Los Angeles
Lincoln Zephyr
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
P.O. Box
Armstrong Sport Goods
Cattle and hog market prices from Austin area listings
The report lists cattle and hog prices with weights from 140 to 550 pounds. Cattle tones show steady to higher trade for various steer categories, with common, medium, and choice grades noted. Hog prices cover multiple weight ranges from 140 to 550 pounds, with quoted figures around 7 to 8 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOWA
Des Moines
Dept Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Local light hogs edge higher on market steady tone
Local hog prices show a slight uptick with light good hogs and packers up five cents while heavier hogs hold steady. Tap price listed at 865 dollars with oats dipping slightly near 87.00. Calf and sale lamb markets vary by weight and quality as cattle prices range from 6.50 to 9.75 per hundredweight for steers and mixed grades for heifers and cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie WO Livestock
Chicago
Dept. Agricultures
Seigrh
New Hidi
Stovx
Sioun City
IAPS
Dent
Lee
Alin
ST Tall
South ST Paul
Strane
Iowa
Te Associated Press
Mason City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market notes list grain prices for No 1 wheat 67¢, rye 38?4c, corn yellow 46-48c, soybeans afc, and bale straw 37.50. Dairy and meat prices include butterfat 25c, cream 22c, hens 14c, leghorn and colored fowl prices, wholesale fruits and vegetables with crates and per crate figures, onions 1.60, lettuce 1.50, bananas 1.44-0.5?lie, tomatoes 1.40, cantaloupes 4.00, watermelons 2c. Hides and horse prices also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wheat Prices Ease After Early Depth Rally
Wheat prices eased on the Chicago Board of Trade after an early rally from lows, finishing near Tuesday’s levels. July wheat around 75%4¢, corn up to 57yec, oats down modestly, with the market aided by Winnipeg strength and export buying but pressured by favorable Northwest crop conditions and scattered offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Canada
United Kingdom
Bond Markets Narrow Gains Tie New York Trading
Bond markets consolidated recent gains with uneven moves on Wednesday as rail and miscellaneous loans showed light activity. Treasury yields edged higher on small dealings while US government bonds ended near unchanged amid mixed foreign loan movement and chatter of a rail wage settlement parley on July 20 in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
API
Chicago
Western Indiana
New York Central Gas
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Seaboard Air Line
International Mercantile Marine Gs
Bethlehem Sterl
Brooklyn Union Gas
Western Union
Markets CHICAGO API LIVe POULTRY AND DAIRY PRICES
Chicago API live poultry reports 1 car and 44 trucks. leghorn broilers under 2 pounds at 1 cent, 2 pounds up 6 cents, colored fryers unchanged. butter receipts and prices mixed with some declines and unsettled creamery scores. eggs receipts 14,994 steady with local firsts 19 4 cents. potatoes arrivals 75 on track. New York eggs receipts mixed with prices easing for standards firsts and other grades. butter receipts 1,333,977 easier with creamery highers. cheese receipts 428,988 steady with prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bliss
Arkansas
Alabama
California
U S
New York
Promer
Davenport and La Crosse Grip Fall Grading Report
Partial OCR shows a list of scores and rises across multiple teams and locations including Davenport Hastings La Crosse Prairie duo Chien Dubuque Cairo and Atemahic with fall values and small numeric annotations. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse into a coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississipet
Wisconsin cheese and markets drift in weekly quotes
Wisconsin cheese quoters list junior twins and options like daisies and commodores along with a Plymouth market note. In New York AP reports sugar was quiet with late Tuesday spot gains on Philippines shipments, while foreign exchange edges lower across major currencies with scattered rate quotes and no notable new highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Exchange
Farmers’ Board
New York
Philippines
Joavine
Former Local Men Held on Federal Charge
Sioux Falls police say Lawrence and Joe Mulcahey formerly of Cedar Rapids Indiana are held on Mann Act violations. Assistant D A Frank Wickham reported the men could not furnish $1,000 bail each. United States Commissioner W A Morris scheduled July 7 for the preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Frank Wickham
Federal District Attorney
Lawrence
Joe Mulcahey
Cedar Rapids
United States
W A. Morris
Oklahoma City Man Chosen Kiwanis International President
H G Hatfield of Oklahoma City was chosen president of Kiwanis International by acclamation at the 22nd annual convention in San Francisco. He succeeds Trafford Taylor of St Boniface Manitoba. Bennett O Knudson of Albert Lea Minnesota was elected vice president for the United States. Hatfield was elevated to the presidency from treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
H. G. Hatfield
Oklahoma City
Kiwanis International
Trafford Taylor
St. Boniface
Manitoba
Bennett O. Knudson
Albert Lea
Minn
United States
Hatfield
Stocks Hit Fresh Highs As Market Surges On Broad Rally
New York AP reports a resumed June advance lifting the stock market to its highest levels in months. Industrials led gains with U S Gypsum up over 10 points while building shares such as American Radiator Johns Manville Crane and Otis Elevator surged. Rails, utilities and chemicals joined the broad advance amid higher traffic figures and renewed investor demand for equities.
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New York
U S. Gypsum
Wall Street
American Radiator
Johns Manville
Crane
Otis Elevator
National Gypsum
du Pont
Westinghouse
General Electric
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
American Can
American Telephone
Santa Fe
New York Central
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Anaconda Copper
Kennecott
U. S Rubber
Union Carbide
Wall Street Stocks and Quotations Report
Gathers Wednesday's closing quotes from Adams Express to Weston, listing numerous stocks and prices. Includes Kansas City Southern, Libby Owens, International Nickel, Allied Stores, Johns Manville, Mackintosh, and many others. Also notes a local marriage announcement: Elizabeth Groth wed H A Wickler at the Little Brown Church in Nashua on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennet & Co
W.H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Intl
Miningly
Alaska
Juneau
Nickel
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Als Chalmers
Kans City-Sou
Amal Leo
Kayser
Julius
Amn
Kennecott
Kresze
Amn Hilde
Bas Emenee
Lamberta Amn Intl Corp
Lehish Valley
Amn Loco
Libby Owens
Amn Pand L
Lie & Myerx
Amn Roll Mills
Pky Satporte Lya
Sea Amn Smelting
Goose Wiles
Ann Steel Fdys
Lorillard P
Sue Big
McCrory
Tan T Ad
McKesson Robby Amn
McLellan Stores
Wat
Marshall Fld
Ieasen
Matteson
Atk
Mayta Rg
Miami Copper
Natl Biscuit Zils
Barnedall Corp
Natl Cash Ree
Beatrice Cry
Natl Dairy Prod
Bendix Amn
Natl Distris
Beth Steel
Natl
Liy Rinn Knox
Central
Boeing Airp
NY Nhuh
Borden Co
Nor Pac
Borg Warner
Nor Amn
Hrirnes Mf
Packard
Gig Park Oran
Canada Dry
Patino Mines
Penick
Ford
Peoples Gas
Ches & Ohio
Pittsbed
Plymouth Oil
Proctor Gamble
SUP & Pt
Cheo & NW Pullman Co
Gt. Radio Keith
Coca Cola
Rem Rand
Col Palmolive
Pen ‘Steel Aly Cola
Col Gas & Elec
Safeway
Schenler
Seaboard Oil
Southern
Sears Roebuck
Congoleum
Consol Edison
Sharon
Steel i
Consol
Shell Union
Elec
Thompson
Tidewater
Erie RR
Timken
Ford England
Trans America
Freeport Tex
Fox Film
Gen Baking
Union Garbide
Gen Cables
Union Pac
Gen Foods
Unt Air Lines
Unt Coron
Aty Gen Motors
United Frit”gat
Gillette S
Unt Gas Co
Am Gimbel Bros
Glidden _Co
Goebel
Graham Palse
U S Realty
Granby
Wire Care Chem
Hat Corp
Walworth Ats Faves Body
Warner Brow
Hecker Prods
Ween Mareld
Hiram Walker
Union
Houston Oil Bia
Werehouse AB
Hawe Sound
Hudson Motors
Walte Motors
US Steel
A Happy Motors
WMS Ovld
Mls Central
Joha Wilson
Indus Rayon
Woolworth
Inspiration
Inti Hary
Vtor S
Danny Inti Hydro
Zenith Redlo
Chicago
Amn Pub
Dexter Co
Hsbold
Heilman Ginat
Avi Trans
East Blessing
Midwest Corp
Butler Bros
Quaker
Cher Burl
Oita Pr
Chicago Corp
Swift. Com
Edison
Swift Intlai
Cons Biscutt
Walereen
Garnavillo
Elizabeth Groth
H. A Wickler
Little Brown
Nashua
Marion News Items and Local Notices Highlight Visits and Moves
Marion residents report a flurry of visits and homecomings including Jane Collier returning from Center Junction to see her aunt Mrs E L Tomlinson, and Mr and Mrs E J Esgate returning from Florida to Washington D C with daughter Minnie Lathrop. Don Bragg moves with the U S Indianapolis band to the Houston cruise. many others travel to Chicago Mount Vernon and beyond. A death report notes Loran J Craft 71, former farmer, passing after illness with funeral at Yocom chapel. Local updates cover hospital care, weddings, and community events with numerous social visits and upcoming meetings of lodges clubs and Fire department.
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Loran J Craft
Tenth Street
Mr Craft
Springville
John W
Rebecca Hanson Craft
Bertha Mae Hildebrand
Petral
N. D
Methodist Church
Yocom Chapel
E. T. Gough
Oak Shade Cemetery
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Legion Officers
Mrs Adolph Scivers was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary for the coming year with a full slate of officers and committee heads announced. Epworth league in Wyoming presents Alice in Wonderland as outdoor theatre, directed by H W Farnham with music by W M Bissell. Springville holds Penn reunion in Cedar Rapids with numerous attendees. Oelwein Chamber of Commerce names new board directors including H W Brant Wiley Davis George Falk M I Godbey and others.
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Oxford
Adolph Scivers
American Legion Auxiliary
Elmer Welsh
C. R. Johnson
T. G. Specht
George Venter
R. L. Gifford
J C. Humphreys
J. H Curry
Frank Klenk
Lou Klimes
Wyoming
Epworth League
Methodist Church Lawn
H. W. Farnham
W. M. Bissell
Anna Mae Tidman
Elizabeth Marshall
Minnie Eggert
Viola Huston
Wallace Farnham
Dolly Greer
Vera Tompkins
Ivan Mader
Thomas Hoegen
Mildred Finkenbinder
Lucile Huston
Madge Millsap
John Wherry
Patsy Marshall
Dolores Jurgensen
Birdie Vargissen
Julia Mae Rizos
Charlotte Farnham
Della Holst
Dorothy Rohwedder
Martha Jane Dick
Roy Tompkins
Richard Wher
Edd Wild
James
Aleatha Armstrong
Viola
Roy Patten
Elizabeth Shaffer
Billie Sawyer
Cecil Patten
Central City
Marshall Brebner
Cedar Rapids
Ida Fordyce
Kate Penn
Mount Vernon
Bess Wilson
George Penn
Irene McMickle
Ollie Tower
Sadie Pearson
Oelwein
Oelwein Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Brant
Wiley Davis
George Falk
M. I Godbey
Dr. W. B. Henderson
A. J. Luthmer
Earl Moore
P. J. Neubauer
Graham Dennison
Walter Merritt
M. F. Gunderson
L. C Knapp
Free Methodist church hosts quarterly meetings Friday through Sunday
The Free Methodist church at Fourth avenue and Seventh street begins a quarterly series this Friday evening and continues each evening through Sunday. Rev. C. M Cunningham will lead the services and oversee the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Park
Free Methodist Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
C. M Cunningham
Thanking friends for kindness after bereavement
The Dre Family and Keller family express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy floral offerings and services during the death of a husband and father Everett Keller and related family members Ella Keller and Ed Keller acknowledge illness and death with appreciation Monahan funeral director Pallbearers and B. of R. T. No. 341 are thanked for their services
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Illness Central
R. T. No
Monahan
Dre
Keller
Everett
Everett Keller
Ella Keller
Ed Keller
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Chicago AP
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Chicago Stok
Omaha Livestock
Omaha 'Ap
UYU S Dept. Agriculture
Chocagnaan
Kansay
Omaha
Hood
Austin
Seeegae
Wilson & CO
Dial
Ceohanes
Ronga
Tashorn Springs
Menes
Il Talla
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Marion News
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E. L. Tomlinson
Center Junction
E. J. Esgate
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Elda M. Kemp
Maxbass, N. D
A E. Bragg
Donald Bragg
U. S . Indianapolis
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Malcolm Blinks
Steubenville
Ohio
A. E Blinks
Clara Blinks
Grover C MecKinley of
Rowley
Mrs Earl Helbig
Gladys Collier
Golden Miller
Jane
Marion
Barbara Jean
C. L. Johnston
Inglewood
Calif
Johnston
Marion High School
Dorothy
Evelyn Fillmore
Catherine Metzger
Hazel Cooney
Margaret Trpkosh
Cottage O
Delhi
Mary Hollingsworth
Dad Kasanos
Kasanos
Robert Georges
Savanna
Ill
C. E. Reiter
Tuella G. McGowan
Huntington Park
Guy W. Miller
la Follette, Tenn
A. B Black
Mr. Black
Mankato
Winona
Rochester
laCrosse
Wrs
C. M Jacobs
DeWitt
Loran J. Craft
Lyman Smith
Betty Marie Blokr
Twentieth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
B. F. Ford
Marshalltown
Jack Reimers
Sixth Avenue
Osceola Lodge No. 18
Lora Jane and
Ardith Faber
Dumont
Mrs
Owen Turner
Coast To Coast Hardware
John Brown
John Ryan
Ottumwa
Our Leader Coffee
Dickeys Foods
Jack Ellis
Richard
Muscatine
S. E. Busby
Bess Busby
Charles McDougall
Cliff McDougall
West Union
Shirley Carver
Betty Lou Scott
Mrs W S Winter
Excelsior Springs
Norman J. Waffle
Cedar Falls
Margaret Ann McHugh
Donald Chehock
Osage
Waffle
Chehock
Marion Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Crescent Lodge No
A. F
Gene Jacobs
Verne Balster
Bill Creglow
West Liberty
Musketeers’ Drum and Bugle Corps
George Epperson
Walnut, NL
M. D. Brotemarkle
Alta Major
Walnut
Gilbert Gordon
Douglas Dunlap
Tama
Ehaweetanda
Jean Clapp
Eleventh Street
Iowa News
Tad
Gazette Office
Lost
Ave
the Gazette
Fotocraft
2Nd Ave. SE
Doc Lawson
Cedar Park
Udelen
Center Point Road
New Hall
Sir Venka
Blairstown
Senser
Stenckins
Hallwood
Marlon
Madeline Beauty Shop
3Rd St
Park Ave
Stoner's Beauty Shop
Lillian Suchy
Mary Nell
Paramount
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Parker
Kennedy's
Ist Ave
Sara Park
3RD_ ST
Fineecrwave
Mae's
Peacock
Eingeenewes
LaVogue Beauty Shop Lene Beauty Shop
Beauty School
Paris Academy
Business Cards Business Services
Novak Heating Co
13Th Ave
Enwkere Tin Shop
1St St
Kutchera Sodding & Coal Co
Lennox
Titen
Geo. Ilen Hardware
F Ave
Fred ‘Young
H. R Butters
Jim Cusack
Gardner
4Th Ave
Hill Top Inn
Milton Chadima
Pairfax
H& Gazette
Warner
Garvette
Bryan Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Central Employment Agcy Granby A Granby
Central Employment AG CY. Granby
Indy
Baer
Nur Spenalty
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