Steer Prices Hit Five Year Peak In Hogs Market
Chicago and midwest hog and cattle markets show steady to firm activity. Prices for choice steers reach a five year high around 16.25 per cwt while hogs hold near Tuesday’s levels with many loads at 900 to 910 per cwt. receipts vary across markets including Chicago Omaha St Louis and Des Moines.
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Chicago
Omaha
East St Louie
St Joseph
Storx City
St Paul
Shippers Actuve
Atk Amt
Mar-Keet
Cnic
SCO
Liyisi
S Dept Agriculture
Rene Emeefy
Des Moines
Ram
Durek Gond
Chaotee
Local Hog Prices Move Up On Market Wide Increases
Hog prices are higher on the local market with all grades up about four cents. Sinclair Mog Market lists truck hog prices by weight, including top hogs at 8 65 and various ranges for 140 to 525 pounds. Calf and cattle sections show steady trends with steers and heifers priced across weight classes and packer bids noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Austin Minn
Sinclair Mog
Sinclairs
Unsettled Trading in Chicago Grain Pits
Unsettled feeling governed Chicago grain trading as May wheat fell to 975 cents, May corn to 89-3/4 cents, and May oats down 55 to 75 cents. Deliveries of red winter wheat and rye were modest while cash corn and oats showed light activity and traders awaited further developments in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Maynard
Lamson Brothers & Con
Cedar Rapids
Winnipeg
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A mixed price list from Cedar Rapids shows grain rates for Wheat Oats Rye Barley Corn and assorted produce and animal products. Included are wholesale fruits and vegetables with unit prices for potatoes bananas strawberries lettuce cabbage onions and oysters, plus various hides and animal products with per unit or per pound costs.
Grain Market Prices and Grain Types Listed in Market Ledger
The document lists grain commodities with prices and grades including WHEAT No 2 red No 4 yellow No 4 white No 2 white and CORN Yellow No 2 Yellow entries. Soybeans No 2 yellow priced at 100 net per track by station along with Timothy seed and various durum and oats grades. It cites stations such as HARLEY and Minneapolis and notes protein contents and special lots like 15 protein and 13 protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chagoo
Eline
Harley
Sunntapolis
Minneapolis
Montana
Wall St. Stocks Hold Steady Amid Mixed Trading
Wall Street remained near opening levels in afternoon dealings as metal shares slipped after another bar silver cut. Major gainers included American Bank Note on Mexican contracts, with leaders like Bethlehem Steel, American Telephone, Chrysler and Johns Manville advancing. Downtrodden were U S Smelting and Cerro de Pasco while New York City Traction rose on unification progress. overall volume about 800000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
Chrysler
Johnse Manville
Montgomery Ward
Loews
Douglas Aircraft
Union Pacific
Pullman
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
U. S. Smelung
Cerro de Pasco
Chicago
U. S
Phillips Petroleum
J. J. Case
Johns Manville
Westinghouse
Santa Fe
Delaware and Hudson
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Deere
Caterpillar Tractor
United Aircraft
Kennecott
Anaconda
New York City Traction
E_ Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Illy Central
Indus Rayon
Rumely
Inspiration Air Reduction
Alaska
Allegheny Corp
Nickelseoe de Cement
Allis Chalmers
Johas Manville
Amerada Corp
Kans City Son
Can Kayser Juliis VII
Car & Fdy
Kennecott Capr
Kiesze S Sa
Kroner G
Lambert Amn Intl Corp
Libby Oxens Am
Lig & Mys & B
Lila
Pow & Stat
Loews Inc
Rad & SS
Lorilard P
Am Roll Moliz
Louise Gas & EB
Am Smelting
Mcintyre Por
Stee Fdys
McKeesot Tin
Marshall
Auburn Auto
Kans Aviation Corp
Pac
Naiswin Loco
Monsanto Balto & Ohio
Moni Ward Barnsdall A
Ste Beatrice Cry
Murray Corpo
Bendi
Nash Motors
Best & Co
Nathwiser
Beth Stee
Brooklyn MT
Neyrus Erie
Burroughs
Warena
Ous Steel
Ches & Onto
Bark
Utah
Penick & Ford
Rennt RR
Chuo & NW Gt
Deoples Ga
ARS
Renney
Choo
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Yereler
Pilisburs
Cara
Plymouth
Cnt
Palmolivelis Proctor Gambel
Tno Fuel
Ce Carbon
RED Canal Gas & Elec
U Co
Cami Credit
Coronate Cam i Solvents
Radio Keith
Comw Southern
Frem Rand
Congoleum
Fansol Gas
Reyn Tob
Simmons
Cadphy Phe
Curtis Wright
Deere A
Baikew
Tee Bote
iBte Linme Mines
St Ude
Douglas Air
Stang
Kodak
Eaton
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Aren Fisk Rubber
Lex Sort
Ford Encland Ag Tae
Wherler
Cidewater
Fox Film
Timken
Det
Freeport
Tex
Bray
Tronez-America
Staton Amagen
Anton Carbide
Dears
Tinton
Mint Gas
Crondrich
Stra
Great Nor Ore
Vita
Poe & Ae
Vanndhur
Warner Tree
Hazel Atlas
Ron Staevitt
Hershey
Wee Winor
Hiram Walker
Houston
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors Booutenn
Ned Co
Hupp Motors
Whelmmeth
Borg Warner
Marshall Fld
Butler Bros
Nobl Sparks
Prima Co
Chicaco Corp
Wagrdal Cord Corp
StaSwift and Co
Boston Wool Market Moves Amid Steady Prices
The Boston wool market shows a steady pattern with volume varying as dealers move material. Prices for 64s and 64s combing ease on a firm but cautious basis while Scoured basis follows similar trends. state and other markets report cautious activity with adjustments and transport notes.
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Boston
Hasineg
Markets Report From CHICAGO Produce Show Offers Wide Range
A noisy Chicago produce market note details prices for butter, potatoes, poultry, and dairy items with assorted fresh standards. It lists bids and prices for potatoes lettuce cabbage onions and greens, plus meats and poultry.
Bond Markets Stagnant Amid Thin Demand and Modest Shifts
New York bonds edged near recent lows with a few issues touching higher levels while overall interest remained light. Trading showed limited buying in the mid and low price ranges and slight selling pressure in some issues, with a gradual recovery seen in International Telephone and Telegraph and related stocks amid a cautious market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SLW
York Noonn
NFW
York
Ap. Wu
International Telephone and Postal Telegraph
American Smelting
American Telephone
Baltimore and
Ohio
St Paul
Foreign exchange rates drift as markets stay thin
In a quiet foreign sector, easy demand persists with mixed quotes. The New York AP report shows cross rates for Great Britain 46.234, France 61.57, Germany 40.40, and several other currencies with varied expressions of strength and weakness.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Snitverland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Shanghai
Mexico City
Montreal
Flour Market Update From Minneapolis Averages Prices
Fragmentary copy shows Minneapolis market figures for flour and commodities. Mentions carload shipments and brand names with unit costs including 7 50 and 28 00. Unclear details. data points appear to reflect wholesale pricing and packaging terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Linn County Abandons Medical Relief Plan
The Linn County Medical Society backed plan for county paid indigent care ends after a three month trial at county supervisors request. The office remains in city hall while a new Denny plan for federal funded counties is discussed at Hotel Roosevelt with Dr T C Denny presenting. A social work role is planned to coordinate with the medical society and relief officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Linn County Medical Society
Linn County Supervisors
Medical Society
Court House
Board of Review
Hotel Roosevelt
T C Denny
Des Moines
Iowa
Denny
Ina B Tyler
Board of Review of
The
Tyler
Cora Jacobs
Farm Families To Move To Federal Rural Rehab Aid
County relief officials announced a May 1 shift of farm families on relief rolls to the federal rural rehabilitation program. The program provides farming materials to enrolles with the goal of self sufficiency on their land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Deaths Mrs Wesley Jedlicka and Mrs Anna Jedlicka
Mrs Wesley Jedlicka and Mrs Anna Barta Jedlicka of Solon died at home after a lingering illness. Born near Solon Aug 23, 1884, she lived there all her life. Survived by husband sister Mrs Paul Kohout Cedar Rapids and four brothers James and Jerry Barta Solon Frank and Fred Barta Cedar Rapids. Funeral at St Marys Solon 9:30 am Saturday conducted by Rev J E Michalek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Barta Jedlicka
Wesley Jedlicka
Solon
Paul Kohout
Cedar Rapids
James
Jerry Barta
Frank
Fred Barta
St. Mary's Church
J E. Michalek
Funeral services for Thomas David Ross in Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Thomas David Ross will be at Beatty chapel at 2 pm Thursday conducted by Rev W A Montgomery. Burial follows in Linwood cemetery near Norway. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Wednesday. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Bessie Parmeter of Vinton, twenty six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas David Ross
Beatty Chapel
W. A Montgomery
Linwood Cemetery
Norway
Bessie Parmeter
Vinton
Mrs Dorothy Kepler Kepler Dies From Fall Injuries
Mrs Dorothy Kepler Rogers Fred, daughter of Mr and Mrs H F E Kepler, died at her Middleburg Virginia home April 18 from injuries suffered when thrown from a horse last October. A Vassar graduate formerly of Lawrence Kansas, she leaves a husband a six year old daughter and a brother Reginald Kepler in Bogota Colombia.
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Hamilton Rogers Fred
H F E. Kepler
Blake Boulevard
Middleburg
Dorothy Kepler
Lawrence
Kan
Vassar
Cedar Rapids
Reginald Kepler
Bogota
South America
Funeral services for John Joseph Prout Held at Home
Funeral services for John Joseph Prout were held at 520 Sixth Street NE at 10 am on Wednesday. Msgr John Molloy conducted the service and burial followed in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Prout
Sixth Street
Msgr
John Molloy
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Martin Dye set for Thursday
Funeral services for Martin Dye will be held Thursday at 2 30 PM conducted by the Rev J Renwick McCullough. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 PM Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Dye
J Renwick McCullough
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Lor ett a Soles in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Lor etta Soles will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. John J. Gent officiating. Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Soles
Turner Chapel
John J
Oak Hil
Dr John Nick Loes Dies After Illness in Alburnett
Dr John Nick Loes 43 veteran arian died Tuesday at his Alburnett home after a long illness. Born March 29 1892 in Garrett Owen Ia he lived in Dubuque and Marion area. He served in the Veterinary Corps in World War I and married Ruby Clarp in May 1932. Survived by a daughter Zoe four sisters and his wife. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the Christian church Alburnett burial Jordan's Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nick Loes
Alburnett
Michael M
Mary Gasper Loes
Garry Owen
Dubuque
MecWhillip College
Chicago
Veterinary Corps
Medical Department
St. Catherine’s Church of
Marion
American Legion
Ruby Clarp
Zoe
Christian Church
Frank B. Andrews
Vinton
Jordan’s Grove Cemetery
Perry Students Stage Walkout Over Teacher Firings
Perry Iowa fourteenth week strike sees students walk out to protest the dismissal of five teachers after the school board rehired the rest. Principal C F E Knapp and four staffers Esther Small Ruth Hiller Erma Cole and J W Miller were not rehired.
Local Women Attend Government Institute in Des Moines
Local democratic women plan to attend the National Institute of Government for Women of Iowa next Monday and Tuesday at Hotel Fort Des Moines Des Moines The sessions led by Mrs June Fickel will include two luncheons with national speakers Governor Clyde L Herring and Mrs Alex Miller are expected to attend Also involved are Mrs Flora C Etter Mrs Paul Huston and Mrs Lawrence C Smith among others
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National Institute of Government
Women of
Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
June Fickel
Hastings
Washington
D. C
State Central Committee
Harriett Elliott
Guy McKinney
CCC
A. J. McGuire
AAA
Clyde L. Herring
Alex Miller
R F. Mitchell
Flora C. Etter
Paul Huston
Lawrence C Smith
Dyersville
Institute
Begins License Checkup On Gasoline Stations
Multon Hand, inspector for the state department of agriculture, has begun a check-up on filling stations and garages that have not paid their annual license fees for gasoline pumps. Several operators who have not paid the year ending June 30 have been notified and must pay. The law requires licenses for every gasoline pump, with a $3 annual fee, expiring June 30, displayed as a metal plate on the pump front. Absence of the plate is prima facie evidence of illegal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multon Hand
State Department of Agriculture
Rube Taylor Loses Race But Salvages Alcohol
Federal prohibition officer R H Taylor lost a foot race to a man identified as Frank Spina. Spina fled with a package earlier left at Instant Auto and Tire Service on Second Avenue and Fifth Street. Taylor recovered five gallons of alleged untaxed liquor while Spina escaped, and a warrant was issued for his arrest the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H Taylor
Frank Spina
Spina
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
Taylor
Ed Miller
Club and church notices fill Marion social calendar
Mrs John M Walters hosted a luncheon at the English Tea Room for Ameigo club with sixteen attendees. Numerous clubs met including the O F and Eighth District groups, Missionary societies, and the Rebekah lodge with program notes. Jerry calendar entries cover guest visits, meetings, and a large St Joseph parish chicken pie supper with 400 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Walters
Ameigo Club
Walters
Karl Kendall
The
United States
W. S. Campbell
J. J. Booth
Marion
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. F. Coakley
George Luense
J J. Reardon
Plans for Parent Teacher Association Organizing Meeting
The Child Study club met at the J. G. Hess home with Mrs Elizabeth Gibson hosting. It plans an open meeting May 13 at 8pm in Lincoln school auditorium inviting all parents and interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
J. G. Hess
Elizabeth Gibson
Lincoln School
C. C Schuknecht
Cedar Rapids
G C Keyes
Lester Baettcher
Sid Cary
Robert Hess
Marjorie Hess
City
Varley Bowser
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SOUTH ST _ PAUL 'AP
LC S_ Dept Agriculture
Simenter
Ono
Aig
Redane & Cron
Torsha
TRE Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ear & Dende
Louis
Kansas
Wall St
Oratin
Louisianna
York Ar
Lorde
Cheest
Inie Gen
Hayee Siothen Sandards
Tc & Konds
Tibet Ferth
Treasury
AL Tal
Corsicated Gas
Drgesnes Light
Great NortherroMesscourt
Pacific Niche Plate
Northern Pacfic
Ross
Keplers
Marion News
John N. Loes
Chitaga Camp Fire
Thomas Park
Ed Lane
Brandon
Bernice Toms
Marion Shakespeare Club
Earl Miller
Perry
Government
Rube Taylor
Osceola Lodge
Carl N. Owen
Entre Nous Club
F .A. Shumack
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Fred Lang
First Avenue
Ida Lillie
Tony Naso
Pauline Naso
Frank Meet
Peter
Pauline Nase
F.T. Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Memorial Hall
Young People's Club of
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
P. H. Bell
San Antonio
Dan Hickey
Jesse Wilson
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
John M. Walters
Q. O. P. Club
L. A. Fontaine
Paul Engle
Sara Nott
H. B. Lembaugh
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Valparaiso University Association
St. Paul's
Minnie Whitcomb
H. O. Allen
Japan
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Howard Terrell
H. N. Strader
Book Club
Noble Grand’s Association
Rebekah Lodge
John Clay
Clyde Derflinger
Philip Bunting
F C. H. Schminke
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
New Hallwood
Rural Garden Club
Jesse Scott
Masonic Temple
George Kindler, Jr
L. S. Deve
LeRoy Davin
Buffalo, NY
Mrs. Davin
Frank Lafferty
Minnie Wagner
Ora Miler
Nebraska
Lewis Papes
James Lowe
Patricia Joyce
Luke's Hospital
Lowe
J. 8
Jordan
Fred Blakeslee
Seventeenth Street
Arnold Woods
Mrs D. Campbell
Paralta
Gazette
Lre
Gazette Went Ad Department
Garvette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Benjamin
Jos Wren
Viking
Rheingold Beer Abrams
Blue Ribbon
Windsor Hotel
Embassy Nut Club
Town City Road
Airport Orchestra
Isc
Jerry's Place
12Th Ave
Dane's
Sitver Palace
Wusig
Atlas
Miller
Wilburn Ramblers
Jack's Tavern
Blair
Joe's Joy Orch
Kibler Thire
Glenn
Lacy
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