Prices Of Hogs Grow Firmer At Chicago Market
Hog prices firmed after a slow start with a 12,000 head intake and buyers paying steady prices. Top hogs traded around 9.05 per hundred, with 160 to 190 pound pens at 8.50 to 9.0 and sows 8.15 to 9.25, while cattle receipts were about 6,000 with calves. The market showed a cautious advance as buyers steadied on moderate supply across the Midwest markets followed by reports from Mason City Ottumwa Des Moines and Austin yards.
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Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market notes show hogs receipts about 12 000 with 2 000 direct market, prices 10 cents lower. cattle receipts around 6 000 with steady to weak currents on steer and heifer trade, hogs at midweek mostly steady to weak. lambs and sheep mixed with regional bids. Key figures include top hogs at 9.05, cattle steady to uneven, calf prices around 9.00 to 10.50, and Iowa hogs reporting 7 to 8.5 dollars for 140-180 pound ranges.
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Waterloo
Local hog market slips five cents amid steady cattle and sheep quotes
Hogs weakened on the local market Tuesday following a five cent drop in all grades with top hogs down to 8.80. Sinclair’s posted varied prices for several hog weights from 140 pounds to 350 pounds, alongside packer rates. The cattle and sheep sections show steady to mixed quotes for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and lambs across weight ranges.
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Sinclair Hog Market
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A compact ledger of Cedar Rapids market items listing grains such as wheat oats rye and corn with varied prices per unit, plus produce prices for oranges lemons bananas head lettuce cabbage onions and celery. Hides ponies and horses are priced, with notes on quality and class.
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Markets Report From Chicago and New York Trades
Markets across Chicago and New York show varied activity with beef and poultry steady, cheese prices weak, and fresh produce like potatoes and Russets listed with receipts and bag counts. Notable items include Michigan and Idaho Russets, assorted poultry quotes, and dairy price movements amid general commodity trading.
Rail Crash Wounds 30 in Missouri Pacific Collision
Thirty people were injured when a Missouri Pacific passenger train collided with a French train near Dighton Kansas. One person was killed and several others were listed in serious condition.
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Bullish factors keep grain prices relatively firm
Chicago reports show wheat steady to up 4.5 cents May 9.354. corn up 1.25 cents May 7.875. oats up to 0.34 May 4.35. Early buying faded as traders awaited European developments. cash markets dull, receipts light, with little overall price movement beyond minor advances.
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Wall St Stocks Hold Narrow Gains In Late Trading
Wall Street opened the final hour with slight losses across most active issues. Coca Cola moved higher in late dealings as major indices held a narrow trading range. Leading commodities including cotton silver and rubber remained firm others lagged with utilities and industrials showing limited progress.
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Grain Movement Cash Grain Reports Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain reports show wheat and corn bids, with No 2 yellow corn around 82 to 83 cents, No 4 yellow at TBtr TBac, oats at 47 4, soybeans and various seed and barley quotes. Minneapolis receipts tally 22 cars, with No 2 yellow cash near 108 to 109 cents and No 1 dark northern 15 protein around 129 to 113 or 11? percent, plus durum values and futures with March, July, and September postings.
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Bond Market Report Highlights Mixed Treasuries and Corporate Lifts
New York bond market traders saw government obligations broadly firmer with some up moves in Liberty issues and several rail and utility bonds showing gains. Electricity and industrials were steady to dull while taxables and some rail names drifted lower amid uneven demand and weaker evidence for long-term rates.
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Marriage Licenses Granted to Gilbert and Olson Pair
Gilbert and Evelyn Olson secured marriage licenses as records show. The couple from Merengue area filed their documents with local officials this week, marking the start of their marriage proceedings.
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Tale Gilbert and
Evelyn Olson
Jury Completed In Detroit Bank Cases
A panel of nine women and five men was sworn in at 1:45 pm Tuesday for the first bank trial linked to the Michigan bank collapses. Bank executives John Ballantyne Herbert L. Chittenden and John H. Hart appeared, identified as former leaders of Manufacturers National Bank and National Bank of Detroit respectively.
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Manufacturers National Bank
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City Briefs and Personals Cedar Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Cedar Rebekah lodge will meet Wednesday evening in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. A program will be given after the business session. Knights of Columbus council No 909 will hold a special meeting Tuesday at 8 pm in the K of C hall on the membership drive now in progress. Refreshments will be served following the business meeting.
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Cedar Rapids
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Municipal Plant Advocates Win In Town City Election
Municipal ownership candidates captured multiple wards as 6 715 voters turned out in a new city election record. In Ward Three George Bouck defeated Frank Burger. Ward Four Henry Wiltenbrock beat John Memler. Ward Five J A Swisher defeated Roscoe Ayers. Local police patrolled polling places while Iowa City Power and Light chief J F Porter pledged protective steps for investors amid possible court action.
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Iowa City Power and Light Company
Buffalo man Joe Miller gets 10 year term for Elks Club break in
Joe Miller also known as Walter Metol, 21, of Buffalo New York, was convicted by a district court jury after half an hour of deliberation for breaking and entering the Elkis club rooms on March 1. Judge F O Ellison sentenced him to ten years at Fort Madison state penitentiary and ordered $144.20 in coins recovered at the scene returned to the Elks club.
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College Two School Dist. Receives Judgments
Judge H C Ring in district court Tuesday awarded the College township school district of Linn county judgments of 72 dollars and 94.15 dollars against Fred Prior and F H Hoppe respectively. The plaintiff based its action on claim payments allegedly not formally passed by the school board. Hoppe was board secretary, and Prior a director. The case was heard last May, and submitted on written briefs.
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McVey Sues Cherry Pair Over 1932 Injury Case
Eve lyn McVey, University of Iowa student, through her father Lester McVey, seeks 10000 dollars in a personal injury suit against Elsie G. Cherry and W. R. Cherry of Cedar Rapids. Plaintiff alleges permanent injury to her right leg from a December 21 1932 collision as a Cherry car left a service station driveway.
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University of Iowa
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W. R. Cherry
Cedar Rapids
Promissory Note Suit Recalendared for April Trial
Emma Jansa sues Mary Jansa for a $1,000 promissory note. Two district court juries disagreed previously, one verdict in December and another in January. Judge John T. Moffit overruled a continuance request and set trial for the week of April 1.
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Charge against Carl Kaminsky dismissed in district court
Judge F O Ellison dismissed a motor vehicle operating charge against Carl Kaminsky on Tuesday at the request of the complaining witness and on the county attorney's recommendation. Kaminsky had entered a not guilty plea on July 16.
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Jury panel seated in case against Walter Trimble Jr
A district court jury was impaneled before Judge F O Ellison to hear the state's case against Walter Trimble Jr aged 23 charged with breaking and entering the Tyler school building on March 8. Trimble pled not guilty.
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Money Changer Stolen From Service Station
J Koffron, an attendant at a service station on First Avenue and Tenth Street East, reported to police that between 1 and 2 PM a thief entered the station while he was outside and took a money changer from a drawer containing about five to six dollars in coins.
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Birth of Clifford Earl Wiley at 1016 Eleventh Street NE
Mr and Mrs William Wiley welcomed a son named Clifford Earl born on March 19 at their home on Eleventh Street NE. The new arrival increases the Wiley family count and adds a male heir to their household.
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Marion voters back progressive slate in decisive city election
Marion residents turnout in large numbers to re elect all city officers with John Pazour winning mayor by four to one on the people's ticket. Several council seats, assessor, treasurer and park board posts were re elected. Defeated candidates included Stack and Reed. Numerous local club meetings and social events are listed, along with health updates and community notices.
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Air Clipper Halts Takeoff Over Engine Trouble
The Pan-American Clipper, flying from Miami to California to inaugurate a trans Pacific flight to the Orient, returned to the international airport after engine trouble.
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Manchester Marksmen Defeat Akron Team by 41 Points
Special to The Gazette Manchester Post rifle club defeated the Akron Ohio marksmen last week by a 41 point margin in the weekly interstate match. Individual scores listed include Wayne A and surenve W G and Percy Ulridge and H T Maynard.
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Squad 9 Defeats J J J Team In Y W Cage Meet
Squad 9 defeated the J J J team 40 to 28 on Monday night in the Y W C A basketball tournament. The roster includes Phyliss Scheneberserne Helen Schaeffer Jane Miller Sylvia Sanders Jacquéline Miller Rita Sandberg Lois Stewart Mary Abodedly Nene Brockman Annabelle Reindl Bernice Dougall Mildred Cargin Dorothy Scott. Upcoming games list Y Nots vs J J B Quaker vs TM ir M.
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Annabelle Reindl Bernice Dougall
Mildred Cargin
Dorothy Scott
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Boy with pneumonia mumps and measles
Larry Griswold son of Mr and Mrs Leo Griswold is seriously ill from mumps measles and pneumonia. Mrs Pringle called to Chicago by serious illness of her mother Mrs Mary Briggle 87 who died. Funeral attended by much of Briggle family. Pilgrim Highraiders to present Women of Destiny at 7:30 service. George Leaf property sold to Mrs Alice Goldsberry. Dale Frederick born March 22 to Frederick Newcomb and wife. Teresa Naso of Postville visiting Marion relatives.
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Frederick Newcomb
Ninth Street
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Vacant Lot Offered for Spring Garden Use
A message seeks a vacant lot or garden for an unemployed man to grow a garden this spring. Interested parties should address Box M-112, Gazette.
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