Prices Of Light Hogs Higher At Chicago Market
Official Saturday hog receipts in Chicago totaled about 5 000 head with light weights 236 pounds and under up 15 to 25 cents. Cattle and sheep shifts were mixed with steady to higher demand on top hogs and lighter weights while plantings in other markets showed varied gains and losses.
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Sverare Poiy
Ciettani Wes
Prashuc
East
Buffalo
Ceipis
UIGST
Easf
St. Louis
Veslers
Pittsberch
Buta
Iisac
Souis
Ave. Ami
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Sreseeaneceaee
Iowa
Des Moines
U & Dent Articuiture
Minnesota
At & Aim
Kansas City
Omaha
East St
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings
Local market notes list prices for farm goods and livestock. Hogs hens and brogs priced by weight, leghorn and old roosters listed. Wholesale fruits and vegetables shown, including California oranges grapefruit lemons beets potatoes cabbage celery cranberries and oysters. Hide and cattle pricing appears with various grade codes and prices.
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Leghorn
Hennery dc
California
Bond Markets Shows Slow Trade With Rail Firms Pushing Some Gains
In New York bonds trading remained slow on Friday though rail groups edged toward higher values. Carrier stocks lent support for higher priced senior securities in lower brackets as early gains appeared in Erie Southern Pacific and Southern Railway bonds. US government issues fluctuated with little volume and modest price moves across Treasuries and Liberty issues.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Rails
Erie
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
International Telephone
National Dairy
Texas Corps
Japan
Grain prices rise as trade activity increases in pit
Chicago reports a sharp rise in grain prices with wheat futures up and corn and oats higher. Bulls cite stock strength and Buenos Aires plans to raise minimum prices for farmers, prompting persistent buying and a cash market uptick in wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Buenos Aires
Exrams
Texas
Ohlshoms
Kansas
Wennipes
L.verpon
Local hog market shows slight shifts on Friday
Local market reports small changes with light prime grade rising to 3.95 while other grades ease. Prime tops at 3.95 and packet top holds at 3.20. Calf market notes good to choice, 130 to 190 pounds. Sheep markets show fed lambs 60 to 90 pounds bringing about 79.00 to 98.00 per head. buck Tampa listed at 1.00.
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Tampa
Wall St Stocks Edged Higher in Late Trading
Stocks advanced Friday with prices up 1 to over 2 points in late dealings. Rails and industrials held firm as several key issues rose about 1 to 3 points including American Telephone, US Steel, Seaboard, Santa Fe, and New York Central. Transfers noted 1,300,000 shares. wheat slipped about 1 cent, utilities steady, and bonds recovering amid cautious markets.
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NEW York
Amerwas
Telephone
Steel
Seaboardé Ou
Western Union
Santa Fe
New York Central
Autonie
Imonoscific
Allted Chemical
Cas
Deere
International Harvester
Santa Fe Tmion Pacific
Smeluns NY Central
Standard Ou
New Jersey
Goodyear
Westinghouse
USA
Industrial Alcohol
Seaboard Ou
Southern Pacific
Chrysler
American
American Telephone
Frantic Quotation Sheet Signals Market Flurry
FRIDAY'S QUOTATIONS list a vast array of stocks and prices across industries with numerous firms named. Commodities and shares range from Amn Steel to Kaiser and Allied Chem, highlighting a volatile trading day with many entities showing gains and losses amid a broad market snapshot.
Grain Movement Mixed Chicago Minneapolis Cash Grain Notes
Chicago cash grain prices show bids for wheat corn oats and rye with varying qualities and protein levels. Minneapolis markets report receipts and quotes for No 1 northern No 2 yellow and amber durum and red durum along with oat barley flax and clover seed values.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Cretera Bay
Montana
Market summary of dairy eggs and produce in Chicago and New York
Chicago receipts show butter at 26¢ firsts 23¢ standards 25¼¢ with steady stock. eggs at 18¢ to 19¢ with varied quality. potatoes on track with moderate demand and some russet strength. New York butter firmer at 26¢ to 28¢. eggs 16¢ to 18¢ mix. live poultry steady with broilers around 20% to 24¢ and turkeys up to 20¢.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
Florida
Rock
Rock Springs
New York
Exchange Rates Steady in New York Markets
Foreign exchange in New York shows steady demand with numerous cents listed for a wide range of countries and currencies. The report tracks quotes for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland and more plus silver peso in Mexico City and cross rates between New York Montreal.
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API
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
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Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Deaths Henry S Josselyn longtime Cedar Rapids architect
Funeral services for Henry S Josselyn a prominent Cedar Rapids architect and longtime resident will be held at 5 p m Saturday at Turner chapel The Rev R J Campbell of Grace Episcopal Church will officiate Burial will follow at Oak Hill Active pallbearers include Weaver Witwer H R Green Dr A W Erskine and Henry Ristine Honorary pallbearers are Thomas Robinson J G Pauba Thomas M Jones H L Davis Dr Roger Patrick and Almont G Healy.
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Henry S Josselyn
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
R. J. Campbell
Grace Episcopal Church
Josselyn
Oak Hill
Weaver Witwer
H R. Green
A. W. Erskine
Henry Ristine
Thomas Robinson
J. G. Pauba
Thomas M. Jones
H. L. Davis
Roger Patrick
Almont G. Healy
Joseph M Cook Dies. Rites Set At 2 P M Saturday
Joseph M. Cook veteran World War I soldier and post office clerk dies after a week’s illness at 5 20 p m He lived at 297 Eighteenth Avenue SW Funeral services in Turner chapel at 2 p m Saturday with the American Legion conducting military honors He was a first lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps pallbearers include Major W A Meyer Lieut J Donnell Lieut G B Nemec and Lieut C K Smith
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Joseph MM. Cook
Turner Chapel
W. C. Feller
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
American Legion
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Officers Reserve Corps
W. A. Meyer
J . Donnell
G. B. Nemec
C.K. Smith
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Shuster Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Shuster daughter of the pioneer Kimes family will be held in the Turner chapel at 330 pm Saturday. The Rev George Stauffer of Waverly will officiate and burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery. Representatives from Ceske Viastenky Hvezda Pokroka No 4 S P J and Zofie Podlipska No 26 J C attended as charter members.
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Mary Shuster
Daniel Kimes
Turner Chapel
George Stauffacher
Waverly
Bohemian V National Cemetery
Ceske Viastenky
Hvezda Pokroka
S. P J
Zofie Podlipska
J. C
Death of Mrs Henry Boner of Monticello
Mrs Henry Boner sr of Monticello dies after a lingering illness born November 27 1865 in Blum enstein Bern Switzerland she immigrated in 1881 with parents and sisters married Henry Boner May 20 1884 lived on a Lovell township farm retired to Monticello in 1919 survived by husband six children nine grandchildren and several siblings funeral at Monticello Reformed church with Rev Armin H Tendick burial Oakwood cemetery
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Monticello
T. R. Stephenson
John Boner
Cedar Rapids
Benedict and
Magdaline Mettler
Blumenstein
Bern
Switzerland
America
Lovell Township
Oing
Reformed Church
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Anna
Henry Rickels
Anamosa
Clara
T R. Stephenson
Mary
Merle Eller
Central City
John
Sophia Hudson
Mary Fewster
Denver
Cole
Rose Herman
Chico
Calif
Anna Zweck
Houston
Texas
Emma Husman
Lena Peckosh
Oxford Junction
Bennie Mettler
Armin H Tendick
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs Mary Davis Dies Longtime Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Mary A Davis widow of John S Davis founder of the Davis Paint Co died at her home 211 Fourth Ave SW at 6 10 am Friday following a long illness She was born February 15 1862 in Davenport and lived in Cedar Rapids fifty years Survived by daughter Mrs Louis Breslin two grandchildren John and Mary Jane Breslin two sisters Mrs Bailey Wright Miss Elizabeth O Hare and brother Charles O Hare Funeral arrangements will be announced by St Patrick church member
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John S Davis
The
Davis Paint Company
Fourth Avenue
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Louis Breslin
John
Mary Jane Breslin
Bailey Wright
Elizabeth O'hare
Chicago
Charles O'Hare
Rock Island, II
St. Patrick's Church
Josephine Vasek
Frank Vasek
Seventeenth Avenue SW
Josephine Cach
Lillian Wraith
Colorado Springs
Colo
Anna Yaeger
Gold Hill
Barta Chapel
Toledo Seed Market and Midwestern Commodity Prices
Market brief lists Toledo seed prices for red clover in March at 825 dollars with 8.50 alsthe. Minneapolis flour shipments show 31.078 pure bran at 11 dollars per 1750, and standard middlings at 16 dollars. Chicago futures cover eggs, butter, and potatoes with March and April quotes and storage standards, including 14 to 20 cents for certain egg futures and 23.5 cents for butter March storage.
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Chicago
Idaho
Be Made Later Friends Call at Home
Friends may call at the home Saturday evening and Sunday.
Funeral for Mrs. Harriett Routh Saturday at 11
Funeral services for Mrs. Harriett Routh will be held in the Turner chapel at 11 a.m. Saturday with Dr. A. A. Brooks and Cedar chapter O E S in charge. Burial is in Oak Hill cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Cedar Chapter
Oak Hill Cemetery
C. W. Hook
J. Lindley Coon
William Leefers
Dean Cooper
J. L. Konecny
A. C. Sloss
Mrs Lillie Murdock Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Lillie M. Murdock age 54 wife of A R Murdock of Cedar Rapids died at 7 p m Thursday in a local hospital after a lingering illness. She was born in Town Falls and had lived in Cedar Rapids 27 years. Survived by husband son Ray brother Roy Ward of Mount Pleasant and sister Mrs I A Patterson of Bloomfield. Funeral services Saturday at Beatty chapel at 10 a m conducted by Revs A A Brooks and L D Stubbs. Burial Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call chapel 7 to 9 p m Friday.
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A. R. Murdock
Fifth Avenue SE
Murdock
Town Falls
Cedar Rapids
Ray
Roy Ward
Mount Pleasant
I. A. Patterson
Marion Defeats Grant In First Round Sectional Clash
Marion high school defeated Grant high in the first round of the sectional basketball tourney here today with a 23 to 20 victory.
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Marion High School
Grant High
Permanent Tariff Policy Outlined by President
The president told Congress that broad powers to pursue executive commercial agreements could boost American agriculture and industry. He cautioned gradual results, citing crops like cotton tobacco hog products rice cereals and fruit raising as benefiting from expanded foreign markets and protection against harmful trade terms.
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Congress
Iowa Senate Approves Livestock Buyer Licensing Bill
Des Moines AP Iowa Senate passed a compromise stockbuying measure forty one to four. The bill requires annual licenses of five dollars for buyers and one dollar for each buyer's agent with higher volume buyers to report purchases within three days. Violations carry a misdemeanor with up to one hundred dollar fine or thirty days in jail. Senator Pebrae Pattersge of Burt introduced the bill.
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Des Moines
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Pebrae Pattersge
Burt
Naval Officer Shot Dead Aboard British Battleship
Lieutenant Commander H. O'Thorn ton Jones of the Royal Sovereign was found shot to death in his cabin on Friday in Valletta Malta. An official naval inquiry was ordered and details remain unrevealed.
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Valetta
Isle of Malta
H. O'Thornton Jones
Poindexter Takes Oath as Hawaii’s Eighth Governor
In Honolulu Joseph B Poindexter once a Montana ranch cowboy swore in Thursday as Hawaii’s eighth governor in a red carpeted room once used by Hawaiian monarchs.
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Joseph B. Poindexter
Montana Range
Hawaii
New York Monsignor Donahue Named Titular Bishop of Medea
Msgr. Joseph Donahue, curate of the Holy Name of Jesus Church in New York, will be named titular bishop of Medea by Pope Pius at a regular consistory. The elevation makes him an auxiliary bishop to Cardinal Hayes of New York.
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Ins
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Joseph Donahue
Holy Name of Jesus Church
New York City
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Pope Pius
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Cardinal Hayes
Quasqueton Declamatory Contest Winners Named
Winners named in Quasqueton preliminary declamatory contest include Esther Moore for Oratory with And the Gods Laughed and Winston Mavis for Dramatic The Newsboy's Dog. Dorothy Wolfe won Humorous The School Program. Judge J Dale Welsch of Elkader officiated.
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Esther Moore
Winston Mavis
Independence
Dorothy Wolfe
J. Dale Welsch
Elkader
Welden S Campbell Opposes Miss Kemp for School Board
Marion voters will select a school board director March 12 at the Community Club Office. Welden S Campbell will oppose Miss Elda Kemp, who seeks re election. Friday was the last day for filing nominations. H F Lockwood seeks re election as school treasurer. Polls open noon to 7 p m.
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Elda Kemp
Miss Kemp
H. F. Lockwood
Iowa House Passes Military and Securities Bills
The Iowa legislature enacted two key measures. The military bill passed 75 to 27 after limited debate, while the securities bill cleared the House 97 to 7 with no debate, following witness testimony from Walter Hutchinson on tightening powers and closing loopholes.
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Moore
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Mrs Hill defeats Lucile Robinson in Florida east coast match
In St Augustine Florida Mrs O Hill of Kansas City beat Miss Lucile Robinson of Des Moines the Western champion 6 and 5 in the Florida east coast women's golf championship semi final on Friday.
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Fla
Prison Architect T. G. Young Dies at 76 in St. Louis
Nationally known prison designer T. G. Young died at a local hospital at age 76. He planned the federal penitentiaries at Atlanta Georgia and Leavenworth Kansas. Heart trouble was the stated cause of death.
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Louis
INS
Young
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Kan
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