Hog and Cattle Prices Rise on Reduced Supply in Chicago Market
Monday's AP reports Chicago cattle and hog prices higher as fresh supply cuts tighten demand. Cattle receipts 8,000 with steers and yearlings up 15-25 cents in places. top fed steers around 1410, heifers ~1275. Hogs receipts 11,000 with 200-250 lb hogs near 910, and 140-180 lb hogs around 890. Sheep at 2,500 with steady to lower bids for fat lambs.
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ST Paul Livestock South
Paul Sap
Dept. Agricultures
Red Pride
Chicago
Amf
AVR Am
Towa
Des Moines
Dent Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Ught Weichts
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Marshalltown
Good Packers
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Medea
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Trade Items and Prices
A jumble of goods and prices appears from Cedar Rapids listings. Items include fruits vegetables seeds meats and household goods with scattered prices such as 450 50 225 and 170. The text resembles a market or store catalog fragment with multiple vendors and item lines.
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Fosters Statdards
Local Hog Prices Rise by Dime on Market
Hog prices advance by a dime across all grades on Monday lifting the top to 8.85 dollars in the local market. The ongoing upward trend reflects steady demand for hogs in the region.
Markets Amid Turbulence Reflect Mixed Food Demand
In chaotic trading, receipts show fluctuating demand across commodities. Fresh produce and dairy items inch up as buyers adjust to uncertain supply chains. Poultry and staples display varied prices with sporadic gains and dips across regional markets.
Grain Market Notes From Chicago Cash Chips
A grain movement snapshot shows bids for corn and wheat with colors and quality tags like dark and yellow, plus Timothy and oats values. Prices cited include No 2 yellow soybeans around 104, white and red wheats, and multiple futures-like bids, with oddities and typographical errors in the OCR.
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Chicago
Timothy
Grain prices ease as market turns bearish in Chicago trade
Market news turned bearish on Monday with a dull session across grains. Wheat dipped early on Liverpool price declines and Southwest moisture, then rallied near close. May wheat was 3.8 to 9? higher, corn fell to 0.75, oats eased. cash prices unchanged amid Argentine import fears and large South American crop expectations.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
South America
Longs
Kansas
Oklahoma
Argentina
Bond Market Edges Higher Amid Light US Trading
New York bond notes showed a modest uptick as modest buying appeared near session close. Government issues traded lightly with prices steady, while Treasury yields moved to near prior levels and copper prices rose on buying backed by expectations of production curtailment.
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New York
Trond
Roview
Piers Tung
Chicago Produce Futures Report Highlights March and April Prices
Chicago AP market notes show butter futures steady for March delivery and April contracts firm at April 27. Eggs futures edge higher with fresh graded firsts for March and April shipments, reflecting steady trade in storage and standard grades.
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Chicago
Wall St. Stocks Fail to Rally in Final Hour Mon
Wall Street openings show stocks holding near day’s low with utilities edging up briefly after noon. Major declines hit rails, metals, and industrials as widespread selling pressure remains mild yet leadership weak amid cautious activity and continued pessimism about domestic and international conditions.
Sugar and foreign exchange notes from New York market
AP reports raw sugar futures up 1 to 2 points and refined sugar rising 20 points. Flour prices in Minneapolis show varied quotes. Carland patents listed at 705 to 725 dollars per 4 barrel. Cotton shipments priced at 24 572 pounds of bran and middlings around 25 to 26 dollars. Foreign exchange shows irregular demand with many country rates including Great Britain 4.78 and France 6.59 cents per unit. other nations range from Germany 40.17 to Sweden 24.63. Montreal and New York exchange rate quotes noted, with silver peso at 2.783 and Tokyo around 2.802.
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New York
Minneapolis
Carland
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Mexico City
Montreal
Japan Open To Versailles Conference Invite On German Draft
Tokyo would accept an invitation to join a conference of Versailles treaty signatories to discuss Germanys conscription decree. Foreign Under-Secretary Shigemitsu told the British ambassador and said Japan was closely following European developments.
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TOKIO
INS
Japan
Germany
Shigemitzu
City Council Revises Water Rates and Discounts
The city approves a new water rate ordinance reducing the payment discount from 15 to 5 percent and realigning rates so net bills stay unchanged for most. Minimum bills drop to 79 cents for five-eighths inch meters, with a 25 percent sewage rental added to all water bills to fund disposal plant costs.
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H. F. Blomquist
Deaths C. B. Trost Dies in Fort Worth
C B Trost 38 died at 2 30 am Monday in a Fort Worth hospital from pneumonia after extended sinus trouble He formerly worked for The Gazette Cedar Rapids Republican and Detroit Chicago pubs He is survived by his mother Mrs C H Darner his widow and daughter Jane Funeral services planned in Cedar Rapids after his body arrives Tuesday evening
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Jerry” Trost
Fort Worth
Tex
C. H. Darner
Washington Avenue
The
Gazette
Trost
Cedar Rapids
Jane
United States Army
Cedar Rapids Republican
Detroit
Chicago
Detroit American Legion
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Burial at Linwood Cemetery Follows Barta Chapel Service
A chapel service Wednesday at 2 30 p m was conducted by Dr ALA Brooks. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery.
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Barta
Ala Brooks
Linwood Cemetery
Joseph Burianek Dies Local Tobacco Works Proprietor
Joseph Burianek proprietor of the Great Central Tobacco Works and the West Side Smoke Shop at 219 Third avenue W died Sunday at 5 am after a brief illness. Born in Czechoslovakia on March 13 1869 he came here at age nine and later ran a Cedar Rapids factory since 1911. He is survived by his wife two sons and three grandchildren. Funeral at Barta's Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm with Crescent lodge A F and A M conducting burial in Bohemian National cemetery.
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Joseph Burianek
Great Central Tobacco Works
West Side
Third Avenue
Sophia Stepanek
John, Jr
Charles
Joel E
Robert
Lester
Elizabeth Burianek
Czechoslovakia
Rev. D. F. Charles, Longtime Coe College Field Man, Dies
The Rev. D. F. Charles, 67, of Sioux Falls S D a Presbyterian minister at Hurley and Salem S D and for over nine years field secretary for Coe college died of a paralytic stroke at Sioux Falls Saturday Funeral services will be conducted in Sioux Falls by Dr Harry M Gage Coe college president Charles was twice chancellor of Sioux Falls college before joining Coe in 1920 He returned to Sioux Falls in 1929 to lead churches at Hurley and Salem He was a native of Ohio and survived by his wife and three Sioux Falls children
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Hurley
Salem
Coe College
Harry M. Gage
Charles
Sioux Falls College
Coe
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Oscar Lee Casey Dies of Heart Attack at 1900 First Ave E
Oscar Lee Casey a coal sales man for fifteen years died at 4 a.m. Sunday at his home 1900 First avenue East from a heart attack. He was born May 10 1886 in Tama county and lived in Dysart Morse Iowa City and Cedar Rapids before returning here last July. He married Ida Mae Briley November 14 1911 in Waterloo. Survived by wife one daughter two sons two grandchildren and his parents two brothers and one sister. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St Marys of Mount Carmel East Eagle Iowa with burial there.
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Oscar Lee Casey
First Avenue E
Tama County
Oscar
Margaret Casey
Valley Forge
Richard Akerly
Morse
Richard
Joseph
Oscar Casey
la Porte City
J. R
Clarence
Waterloo
Frank Sewall
Iowa City
St. Mary's of Mount Carmel Church
East Eagle
Iowa
Death of Dora Belle Finlay at 54 in Cedar Rapids
Dora Belle Finlay died at 6 a.m. Monday at her home 3821 B avenue NE after a long illness. Born November 30 1880 in Osawatomie Kansas she had lived in Cedar Rapids fifteen years. She is survived by her husband John Stewart Finlay Jr a son John Stewart Finlay II four sisters a brother and two grandchildren. The funeral will be at Beatty chapel Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Rev E Winslow Brown. Burial Cedar Memorial park. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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Dora Belle Finlay
John Stewart Finlay, Jr
B Avenue
Osawatomie
Kan
Cedar Rapids
John Stewart Finlay II
Edgewood
A. C. Robbie
J. W. Myer
Seattle
Wash
A. H. Kellogg
Kansas City
Lucretia Wehle
Los Angeles
Walter M. Wing
John Stewart Finlay III
C King Finlay
Beatty Chapel
E. Winslow Brown
Cedar Memorial Park
Funeral services for Mrs Elisabeth Mehring
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Mehring, 69, of 1550 E Avenue NE were held in La Porte City Sunday at 2 30 p m with burial in Westview Cemetery. Surviving is a son Orie of Des Moines.
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Elizabeth Mehring
E Avenue NE
la Porte City
Westview
Funeral services for Miss La vina Harris
Miss La vina Harris who was fatally shot Saturday morning will have funeral services at Bethel A. M. E. church Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. J. A. Collins will conduct with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker and sister Mrs Grace Wilson of Cedar Rapids.
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Lavina Harris
Bethel A. M. E
J. A. Collins
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. A. Baker
Grace Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs Mae Miller set for Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Mae Miller will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday with Rev R F Judson officiating. Burial follows at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner chapel until 9 p.m. Monday.
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Mae Miller
Turner Chapel
R. F. Judson
Linwood Cemetery
Local Woman’s Sister Dies In Omaha
Mrs. Bridget Duffy of Omaha, sister of Mrs. J. H. Conway, died recently. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Holbrook Catholic church with burial in Holbrook.
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J. H. Conway
Thirty Fifth Street Drive
Bridget Duffy
Omaha
Holbrook
Marion election day light then heavy turnout expected
Marion voters cast ballots at noon with polls open until 8 pm. City wards used four sites including City hall and the American Legion hall. Campaigns center on John Pazour and Dr C E Drummond with others ill. many local residents and events noted in a busy community update.
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Marion
American Legion Hall
Progressive
People's
John Pazour
C. E. Drummond
Tuberculin Tests Planned for Marion Schoolchildren
Beginning Tuesday in the Lincoln school home economics room, school children and contacts may take tuberculin tests under local physicians. The FERA project is funded by federal and Tuberculosis association support with Christmas Seal funds. If a test reacts, an x ray may be used to assess damage. Ruth Walker of the Iowa Tuberculosis association directs the clinic from Cedar Rapids Public Health Nursing Bureau in the Memorial building.
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Marion
Lincoln School
FERA
Tuberculosis Association
Ruth Walker
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Des Moines
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Memorial Building
Cedar Rapids
Marion Township Farm Bureau Meeting to Hear Machinery Talk
Byron T. Virtue Ames extension engineer will discuss machinery adjustment at the Marion Township Farm Bureau gathering Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Memorial hall. A blackface minstrel show by six local boys precedes the talk hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Wiley and Mr and Mrs Dave Hindman. Coffee and cream provided. attendees should bring sandwiches and cake. All farm families invited.
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Byron T. Virtue
Ames
Marion Township Farm Bureau
Memorial Hall
Carl Wiley
Dave Hindman
Judge Approves 15 Percent Dividend For Marion Bank Depositors
Judge John T. Moffit authorized D. W. Bates as receiver of the Commercial Savings Bank of Marion to pay a fifteen per cent dividend to depositors. A prior dividend of the same rate totaled $44 405.20. O. U. Conwell serves as examiner in charge. The receivership began last June.
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John T. Moffit
D. W. Bates
Commercial Savings Bank of
Marion
O. U. Conwell
Martens Wrote Matrimonial Agencies After Wife SLAIN
Newton Iowa AP testimony shows Adolph Martens a Sigourney farmer wrote to two matrimonial agencies within two months after his wife and step-daughter were slain. He used the name John Adams and sought a wealthy wife to fund travel, with letters from Grays Lake Illinois and Jacksonville Florida cited.
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Newton
Adolph Martens
Sigourney Farmer
Martens
Frank Hurd
Galesburg
John Adams
Grays Lake
Ill
Jacksonville
Fla
Poweshiek Rural Pupils In Declamatory Contest
In Brooklyn high school auditorium Poweshiek county rural declamatory contest crowned winners. In oratorical, Hugh Meacham Malcom No 5 took first with Virginia Gregson Pleasant No 5 second. Dramatic winner Maxine Bowers Malcom No 8, Harriet Adkins Grant No 1 second, Claire Hutchison Malcom No 2 third. Humor section went to Betty Olson Chester No 8, Ancel McFate Chester No 2, Irene Richman Madison No 7.
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Gazette
Brooklyn
Brooklyn High School
Emma Py Denham
Hugh Meacham
Malcom
Virginia Gregson
Pleasant No
Maxine Bowers
Harriet Adkins
Grant
Claire Hutchison
Betty Olson
Chester
Ancel McFate
Irene Richman
Madison
Births Report From Evanston And Local Homes
Birth announcements list a son born March 20 to Mr. and Mrs. William B. Leffingwell of Evanston Illinois. Mrs Leffingwell was Helen Louise Burke of Cedar Rapids. Additional births include a daughter March 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coghlan rural route 4 a son March 23 to Mr. and Mrs. E H Fedd ern 846 Sixth Avenue SE a daughter March 24 to Mr. and Mrs. George Benesh Marion rural route 3 a son March 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lehner 1284 Thirty second Street NE a son and March 25 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kloubec 1301 C Street SW at Mercy Hospital.
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Evanston
Ill
William B. Leffingwell
Leffingwell
Helen Louise Burke
Cedar Rapids
Earl Coghlan
E. H. Feddern
Sixth Avenue SE
George Benesh
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Vernon Lehner
Thirty-second Street
Edward Kloubec
C Street
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Declare Martens
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