Market hog and cattle receipts and prices rise across several centers
Industry notes daylight saving time clouds trend signals as hog markets stay firm. Chicago quotes cash hogs mostly 3.50 to 4.00 with broad demand. cattle at Chicago and Omaha show steadiness with mixed loads and notable weights topping around 650 dollars. Lambs show strength in some markets while others edge lower amid large receipts.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St Louis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Towa hog prices amid association markets report
Local market data for To wa hogs shows varied prices across several packs and lots. Figures include per pack rates, with notes on lean quality and packer bids, reflecting typical midwestern pricing dynamics.
Grain prices climb then retreat near Saturday close
Chicago markets saw early strong demand push wheat to season highs for all board of trade deliveries before profit taking pulled prices back to near Saturday levels. Corn oats and rye followed mixed moves as inflation dominates pits with cash prices firming modestly and receipts reported.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Local Hog and Calf Markets Steady on Monday
Local hog prices remain unchanged across all grades with top at 3.30. Calf market notes Choice calves 149 180 lbs and 130 190 lbs ranging around 4.00 to 3.50 per hundred pounds. Sheep market listed with Choice Samba 80 95 lbs at 4.50, other grades vary by quality.
Wall Street Stocks Rise Before Profit Taking
NY AP reports stocks opened with a 1 to 3 point lift and rails led gains while metals lagged as U S Smelting and Cerro De Pasco fell. Major issues like Allied Chemical Standard Oil of New Jersey and National Steel slid fractions amid 6 million share turnover.
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New York
American Telephone
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Delaware & Hudson
Public Service of New Jersey
Hst
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
US Steel
American Can
Cerro de Pasco
U. S
General Motors
Anaconda
Radio
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Public Service of NJ
Consolidated Gas
Owens Ilinors
American Telephone Oats
Wheat Receipts and Shipments in Chicago Market Notes
Grain movement data furnished by J E Bennett Co shows Monday quotations and receipts. The report lists wheat receipts and shipments across Chicago, Minneapolis, Duluth, and related markets with prices, consignors, and loading points, reflecting a broad view of midwestern grain activity.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local Cedar Rapids listings show mixed grain prices with oats 18 to 25 cents, corn 22 to 24 cents, barley around 25 cents, and wholesale fruits and vegetables including California oranges lemons and bananas with several crate prices. Live stock items list heavy hens and old roosters priced per head, and hides and calf prices appear. Chicago futures for eggs butter futures and storage standards are noted with May and October references.
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California
Bond Markets Rise On New York Treasury Outlook
In New York trading, bond markets nudged higher as expectations for Federal policy and Treasury yields shifted. Analysts cited modest demand for long bonds and firmer activity in intermediate notes amid cautious investor sentiment and a softer outlook for inflation.
Sugar Market Report Contains Marginal Price Shifts
The market section lists sugar and flour prices with scattered figures for New York and Minneapolis. It notes points near $4 and $5 for various grains and mentions cotton, bran, mold materials, and standard items with coded values.
Death of Joseph A Motelj Chief Engineer of Cedar Rapids Schools
Joseph A Motelj long time Cedar Rapids public schools official died at his home at 1428 Second Street SW at 10 30 p m Sunday of heart trouble. Born in Bohemia September 12 1879 he came to America at age three and lived in Cedar Rapids since. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Frank Stary a grandson Frank David Stary a brother Ralph E and a sister Mrs Bess Dytrt. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m in the Bohemian Reformed church with burial in the Bohemian National cemetery.
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Joseph A. Motejl
Board of Education
Second Street
Moters
van Buren
Bohemia
America
Cedar Rapids
Crescent Lodge
A. P
A. M
Iowa
Prokop Velky Lodge
South Side
Hickenlooper Appointed to City Board of Adjustment
B B Hickenlooper a local attorney was appointed by the city council to the board of adjustment succeeding S V Shonka who resigned but will serve until a successor is named. Greene also resigned leaving one vacancy. Stepanek praised both former members.
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B Hickenlooper
Board of Adjustment
S V Shonka
Shonka
Hickenlooper
C G Greene
Greene
W H. Stepanek
Marriage Licenses Granted to Coleman and Mills
Andrew T Coleman of Cedar Rapids and Mildred Belle Mills of Central City were issued marriage licenses in the latest city records.
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Andrew T Coleman
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Belle Mills
Central City
Chicago Market Report Highlights Mixed Produce Movements
POTATOES receipts 181 on track 200. shipments 780 Saturday 48 old stock slow. Wisconsin round whites 67 12 7 22¢ per cwt. Minnesota 65% 672¢. Idaho russets 1 2h 1 WS mostly $1.90. new stock steady. BUTTER receipts 6 690 steady. creamery specials 93 score 21 3 22¢. eggs receipts 39 122 steady. live poultry trucks 15. hens steady broilers easy. NEW YORK PRODUCTION: eggs firmer. butter firmer. cheese steady. dressed poultry steady. live poultry barely steady with varied quotes.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Texas
Louisiana
Leghorn
New York
Hennery Exchange
Subpoenas Issued for Morgan Members in Senate Inquiry
Ferdinand Pecora announced that J. P. Morgan and all Morgan partners will be subpoenaed as the senate stock market investigation resumes May 23. The open probe will begin with Morgan and then examine Kuhn, Loeb and Dillon Read, with Otto H. Kahn and Clarence Dillon also named for subpoenas.
Bever park wildflowers spark call for protection
Editor L Benedict laments park vandalism after noting a stunning display of wild flowers in Bever park. He questions public access rights and urges martial law style protection to preserve the park’s beauty for all residents.
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the Gazette
Bever Park
L. Benedict
Lost and Found and Local Notices
Gazette lost and found ad space offered by Mrs. Louis Polansky for weekend items. Polansky recovering from April 20 operation at Mercy hospital. Dr H A Lockhart opens new medical surgery office at 809 Higley Building. Luther A Brewer taken to St Luke's hospital Friday in critical condition at 847 Fourth Avenue SE.
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Louis Polansky
M Street
Mercy Hospital
Luther A. Brewer
Fourth Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids Hard of Hearing League Meets at Y M C A
The Cedar Rapids League for the Hard of Hearing holds a regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Y M C A. From 7 to 7 30 Mrs Hortense B Gray teaches Hp reading and from 7 30 to 9 the group engages in practice work. Meetings are free to the public. The city council begins a first session as board of assessment and review at 3 p m Monday. The board will review assessments and hear objections from property owners.
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Cedar Rapids League
Hortense B. Gray
Davenport
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Methodist
Marion League
Allen Edwards
Earle A. Baker
Clear Lake Institute
Ina Hoovier
Maquoketa
Institute
Albion R. King
Cornell College
J. S. Burnett
Tennessee
Mount Vernon
W. T. Smith
First Methodist Church
Clinton
F. M. Garrett
Central City
Richard Baker
Dick Choate
H. H. Dill
Residents seek rezoning on Johnson Avenue NW
Petitions by J. F. McLaughlin and Mrs. John Real ask the city to rezone their Johnson avenue NW lots from residential to light commercial. They state surrounding commerce has reduced property values.
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J. F. McLaughlin
John Real
Johnson Avenue NW
City Plan Commission
Heirs Seek Probating Spadt Will in Cedar Rapids District Court
Heirs of Malinda Spadt of Cedar Rapids file action to admit a will dated October 8 1929 to probate after her death January 7 1932. Plaintiffs Ralph E Spadt Howard E Spadt Ida Spadt and Stella Spadt claim the document found in a safety deposit box is their mother s true will. Defendants Edith L Hollenbeck and Leonard J Hollenbeck are her daughter and son in law. Also noted Marion Bank report approved by Judge H C Ringe recapping Farmer and Merchants State Bank of Marion receivership with cash on hand 12070 15 and receipts 4263 47 for period January 1 to March 30 1933.
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Malinda Spadt
Cedar Rapids
Marion
H. C. Ringe
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
U. Conwell
Receivership Granted for Cedar Rapids Sash and Door
Judge H C Ring in district court granted a receiver for Cedar Rapids Sash and Door company with hearing continued to Wednesday at 9 a m to select the appointee. Receivership action began Thursday by E A Briden Frank E Krider and H Svoboda of the company directors. Sheriff Petrus and Deputy Davis seized a five cent twin jack pot slot machine at Drapert Inn operated by George Craft on highway 161 south of the city.
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H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
E. A. Briden
Frank E. Krider
H. Svoboda
Joseph A. Petrus
Jay Davis
Drapert Inn
George Craft
Mrs Cora Garretson 63 Dies in Marion Home
Mrs. Cora Garretson died Monday at 6 am at her sister Mrs E D Armstrong 975 Seventeenth St Marion after long frailty from heart illness Born Cora Belle Robbins June 15 1869 at Martelle she later moved to Marion with her sister She married Casper E Garretson Nov 6 1889 He died Feb 11 1929 Survived by brother George Robbins sister Mrs Armstrong and two nieces Funeral at Armstrong home 1 30 pm then Martelle church 2 30 pm Burial Norwich cemetery near Martelle Reverend John M Walters to officiate
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Cora Garretson
E. D. Armstrong
Seventeenth Street
Martelle
Garretson
Jack Melton
Cedar Rapids
Sheas
George Robbins
Mount Vernon
Armstrong
Marion
John Williams
Malone
N. Y
Harold Olson
Decatur
Oak Park Allows Beer After Sixty Years
Oak Park Illinois ends a six decade beer ban marking a historic shift in local policy. The village known as the worlds largest is noted for its unique governance and now permits beer consumption in public or licensed venues. The change affects residents and visitors seeking casual alcoholic beverages in designated areas.
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Oak Park, Ill
Oak Park
Deaths James Hynek 79 longtime Cedar Rapids resident
James Hynek 79 died at home 354 Second Avenue SW at 3 55 p m Sunday after a long illness. Born in Bohemia July 5 1853 he came to the United States 57 years ago and lived in Washington County before moving to Cedar Rapids 16 years ago where he resided until death. He never married and is survived by nieces and nephews. A private funeral will be held at Janeba and Brosh chapel at 2 p m Tuesday conducted by Rev F D Chada with burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p m.
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James Hynek
Second Avenue
Bohemia
United States
Washington County
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Hynek
Slovan Homestead
Janeba and Brosh
F D Chada
Linwood
Death of Robert Harriman marks Cedar Rapids resident burial
Robert Harriman 68 of Hawthorne drive SW Cedar Rapids died Sunday morning after a long illness. Born May 22 1864 in Madison Wisconsin he leaves widow Mary and son Joseph. A Cadets of St George member he will be buried at St John Cemetery after funeral at Lesinger-Polansky chapel Tuesday morning. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Robert Harriman
Hawthorne Drive
Madison
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Mary
Joseph
Cadets of St
St. Wenceslaus
August Vojacek
St John's Cemetery
Funeral services honor James Bleakly in Marion church
Friends and relatives attend the Sunday funeral in a Marion Methodist church with tributes to James Bleakly. The Rev John M Walters leads a quartet and Mildred Newman plays. burial is in Blodgeth cemetery near Central City.
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John M. Walters
Bleakly
G H. Clark
A. E. Granger
H. F. Lockwood
William P Secrist
Mildred Newman
James Tobin
Charles J. Haas
J. A. Cooper
John Raysmond
R. N. Fitzgerald
Karl Kendall
Blodgeth
Central City
Robert Bleakly
Storm Lake
Francis Bleakly
Schaller
Homer Bleakly
Leslie Bleakly
Des Moines
William la Grange
Ames
D. A. Clark
Jerry Ryan
Gene
Miss Jesson
Davenport
Fred Carr
Elliott
John Hutchison
Joseph Hutchison
Montezuma
Myron Dwire
Maquoketa
J. E. Holden
Independence
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New Sharon
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Seventh Avenue
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Clarion
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Ma«quoketa
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