Hog Prices Rise as Receipts Lag Behind Estimates
Chicago livestock market shows hogs up ten cents on lower than expected receipts with top at $9.30 for medium weight butchers. Prices range from $8.50 to $9.25 for various weights as lighter and heavier lots move. cattle and sheep also mixed with steady to strength in narrow ranges. Receipts totaled about 10,000 hogs with export and local buyers active.
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Chicago Livestock
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Cincinnati
Sinclair
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows grain prices for wheat oats rye barley and corn with shell, and assorted produce including hens, hops, oranges, lemons, potatoes, bananas, strawberries, lettuce, celery, cabbage, beans, onions, and oysters. Also priced are hides including beef, calf, kip, horse hides, and green hides with various grades and unit costs.
Grain Prices Dip on Broker Selling on Chicago Board
Grain prices eased Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade as brokers and commission houses pushed declines in wheat corn and oats. May wheat fell sharply while May corn and June oats also dropped amid scattered buying and softening overseas demand. Local receipts and cash markets showed lower prices with overall weak demand and ongoing selling pressure.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Commission
Commission House
Northwest
Iowa
Mavrye
Kansas
Minneapolis
Porkers Higher on Local Market
Hog prices strengthened on the local market Tuesday with an early 5 cent rise across all grades and a later second 5 cent advance. The top price climbed to 8.75 dollars.
Chicago Markets Report on Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
Chicago receipts show unsettled creamery butter and varied egg consignments with firsts and extras listed. Notable pricing includes storage packed firsts, car and per-pound rates, and regional references to Wisconsin Idaho and Alabama supplies with mixed market signals.
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Seacy Os
Wisconsin
S&s
Idaho
Des Taser
Cenarda
Grond Lousiana Bliss Troop & S
A.abamna Bliss
Shearty Bens
Market ends mixed as profits take hold on oils and specialties
Wall Street traded unevenly with oils and scattered specialties holding some gains while most stocks eased. Major decliners included Eastman Kodak and U S Steel. losses also touched American Telephone, Union Pacific, Case and Chrysler as transfers reached about 850000 shares.
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Seaboard
Standard Oil
New Jersey
American Crystal Sugar
Eastman Kodak
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
American Bank Note
American Can
Air Reduction
Case
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Pullman
Seaboard Oil
Standard Oil of
Amerada
U. S. Smelt
American Smelting
North American
Spiegel-May- Stern
Coca-Cola
U. S. Steel
Danubian Carbon
Delaware and Hudson
N. ¥. Central
Chrysler
Grain Quotations and Stocks From Chicago and Minneapolis Markets
Grain and commodity quotations from J. E. Bennett & Co and Merchants National Bank in Chicago and Minneapolis. Listings include Indus Rayon, Air Reduction, Int Nickel, Allied Chemical, Johns Manville, Allis Chalmers, and numerous other firms, with prices and closing values for grains, metals, and stocks.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
Ump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Nickel Allegheny Corp
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Lie & Mya
Foews Inc
Lorilee
Ann Bop Ris
McKeespt
Bagi
McKesson Rob
Marshall
Mack ‘Trucks
Chicago
Lamson Brothers # Co
Jai
Mathieson
Cedar Haplda
Armour Gam
Maytag
Ing
Atchison T&sp
Monsanto
Murray Coroa
Balto & Ohio
Nash Motors
Ieee
Barnsdall A
Natl Biscuit
Bo's
Bendix
Natl Cash
Rest & Co
Natl Dairy Prd
Beth Steel
Natl Distris
Natl
Pow & L & May Srs
Bohn Alum
Borden Coas
NY Central
Borg Warner
North Amnee
Ohio
Ofo
Otis
Canada
Caterpillar
Park Utah
Patino Mines
Cerro de Pasco
Penick & F
Winnipeg
Penna
Mstp&p
Phelps Dodge
Cmstp&p
Phillips Pet
Chro & NW
Plymouth Oil
Ghipsier
Sperry Corp
Cork
St Joe
Crucible Steel
Gub
Amn
Curtis Wright
Calif
Deere and Co
Ind. v
del Low
Negos Dain Dome Mines
Prisca
Jy Bouplas
Stew Warner
du Pont den Mis Stone Webster
Unt
Gimbee Ook
U S
Great van Supeai
Wesn Maryld
Vershey
Wesn Union
Hiram Welker
Westahse AB
Houston Oy
Westahse EL
Unse Sound
Wilson A Co
Udson Motors
Woolworth
Wnon Motors
Yellow Truck
Ills Central
Yngston
Berehoff
Heilemann
Butler Bros
Libby McNeill
Lynch Corp
Chicago Corp
Sparks
Quaker
Corn Edison
Cord Corp
Swift A Co
Crane Co
Swift
Hshold
Walereen
U S Bond Prices and Treasury Rates Reported
The New York market showed U S bonds closing with Liberty 3s at 1011 Liberty first 3s at 1021 5 Treasury 4s at 10215 and various Treasury notes and strings trading with quotes such as 47-52 11610 for Treasury Stas and 40-43 for 1 ss. The report lists several Treasury securities across multiple maturities and their bid ranges.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
U_ S
Liberty
Liberty First Cies
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Bond Markets Show Uneven Tone Across Sections
New York markets opened uneven with U S government bonds soft and losses of 2 32 to 7 32. Railroad issues led activity with modest buying and 1 2 point declines from Monday. Utilities fair demand, industrials quiet with slight gains for Chile Copper National Dairy Star and Phillips Petroleum amidst small turnover.
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Chile Copper
Phillis Petroleum S
Births at St Luke's Hospital Bring Four New Sons
Four births announced with the families and addresses. Donald Stanley Kolda born May 3 at St Luke's. James William White born May 5 to Mr. and Mrs James B White at 853 Daniels St NE. A son born May 7 to Mr. and Mrs Ted H Thomas at 1505 Fifth Ave SE. Ernest Trokosh reported a son born May 7 at St Luke's.
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St. Luke's Hospital
S. D. Kolda
First Street
Donald Stanley
James B. White
Daniels Street
James William
Ted H Thomas
Fifth Avenue
Ernest Trokosh
Deaths Mrs Mary Rohrbacher 88 Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mary Rohrbacher 88 widow of Jacob Rohrbacher died at her home 618 Seventh Avenue SE at 9 20 p m Monday after a long illness Born November 14 1846 in Lichtenstein Saxony Germany she came to this country as a child For years she belonged to the Amana society and lived in Cedar Rapids Linn County 65 years Surviving daughters Mrs Carl C Krapft Marion and Miss Mary Rohrbacher Cedar Rapids son William Rohrbacher Santa Ana California three granddaughters and three grandsons Funeral at Turner chapel 2 p m Thursday Rev George Yingst Buffalo officiating Burial Buffalo Cemetery Friends may call Turner chapel
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Mary Rohrbacher
Jacob Rohrbacher
Seventh Avenue SE
Lichtenstein
Saxony
Germany
Amana Society
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Carl C. Krapft
Marion
William Rohrbacher
Santa Ana
Calif
Beryl Smith
Winthrop
Fred Henson
City
Doris Rohrbacher
Clarence
Lawrence Rohrbacher
Kenneth A. Krapf
Mary Slezak Pioneer Resident of Johnson County Dies
Mrs. Mary Slezak widow of Vaclav Slezak longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at 5 a.m. Tuesday at her daughter Mrs. John Castek's home 2132 C Street SE after a lingering illness. Born in Bohemia September 8 1854 she came to the United States at age two settling in Johnson County and lived in Cedar Rapids for sixteen years. Survived by six children Mrs. Charles Rickstine Iowa City Mrs. John Casick Cedar Rapids Mrs. John O Meara Boone Mrs. Carl Johnson Omaha William Slezak Swisher and Mrs. Frank Julis Burlington. two brothers Joseph Serbousek North Dakota William Serbousek Swisher. eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Sister Mrs. Anna Stepanek died seventeen months ago. Body at Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Mary Slezak
Vaclav Slezak
Johnson County
John Castek
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Mary Brandt
Charles Rickstine
Iowa City
John Casick
John O'Meara
Boone
Carl Johnson
Omaha
William Slezak
Swisher
Frank Julis
Burlington
Joseph Serbousek
North Dakota
William Serbousek
Anna Stepanek
Polansky Chapel
Death of Hubert A. Kinyon in Jacksonville Florida
Hubert A. Kinyon a Cedar Rapids resident until moving to Jacksonville Fla to live with his brother in law and sister died there May 3. Born July 25 1902 in Dubuque he spent most of his life in Cedar Rapids Surviving mother Annie Kinyon Galesburg two brothers E M Galesburg and Rodney H Cedar Rapids a sister Mrs Rempe Services led by Rev W A Richards Congregational Church were brief the body will be cremated in Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids
Jacksonville
Fla
E. F. Kempe
Dubuque
Annie Kinyon
Galesburg
E. M
Rodney H
Rempe
W. A. Richards
Congregational Church
Senate debate on railroad pension bill amid Supreme Court ruling
Senator Wagner urged adding a railroad retirement act to the social security bill after the high court declared the 1934 act unconstitutional under interstate commerce. Backers said no new legislation would pass, foreseeing Congress unable to enact reforms. the railroad retirement board planned layoffs as it winds down.
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Supreme Court
Congress
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New York
Hughes
Railroad Retirement Board
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Ohio
Murray W. Latimer
New York City
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Marriage Licenses in Punta Arenas and Hammerfest
Punta Arenas Chile the world’s southernmost city and Hammerfest Norway the northernmost city are cited in a note about marriage licenses. The item highlights extreme geographic extremes and related registry topics.
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Punta Arenas
Chile
Hammerfest
Norway
Lusitania Officers Toast 20 Years After Sinking
Three surviving Lusitania officers gathered in New York to toast shipmates lost when the liner was torpedoed by a German submarine twenty years ago. Captain John J. Lewis, Richard G. Wylie, and William E. G. Jones each aided passengers as the vessel sank within minutes.
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United States
John J. Lewis
Richard G. Wylie
Lusitania
William E. G. Jones
Lewis
Wylie
Cunard-White Star Line
Jones
S. S. Scythia
FHA Director Explains Mortgage Insurance Role to Federation
William S. Bradley Iowa FHA director addressed over 100 Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs members at the Montrose hotel luncheon. He said FHA does not fund but insures private mortgages to revive home ownership and curb rental housing. Bradley was introduced by Mrs. Henry Taylor. other club leaders spoke on public affairs and citizenship.
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William S. Bradley
FHA
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Montrose Hotel
Bradley
C A. Knutson
Clear Lake
Henry Taylor
Bloomfield
FHA Education
Knutson
Department of Public Affairs
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. O. Myatt
Lamoille
I. H. Tomlinson
Des Moines
Gordon Elliott
Legislation
Fifty Applications For Playground Directors
About fifty applications for summer playground director posts were received at the May meeting. No appointments were made as members wished to review qualifications further. Fourteen, not seven, directors may be selected if the program expands. Reports on April projects were presented by Mrs. Clare Nichols.
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Playground Commission
Clare Nichols
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Court House News Pleads Not Guilty
Elmer Gyp Snyder age 30 of 322 Thirty-sixth street NE pled not guilty in district court on illegal possession of alcohol charge filed by County Attorney G K Thompson. Police report two one half pint bottles found on him. he destroyed one of them. Bond set at $500.
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Elmer
Gyp"” Snyder
Thirty-sixth Street
G. K. Thompson
Snyder
Women’s reformary commitment follows February arrest
Sentenced suspended six months for Clara May Mims, a Negro resident, was ordered committed to Rockwell City woman's reformatory by Judge John T. Moffit after Waterloo officials picked her up. She faced charges of keeping a house of ill fame. Judge Moffit also set aside five months of a six month jail term for Peter Karras after a January 23 conviction for illegal possession of liquor. Joseph Barta seeks dissolution of a trucking partnership with Charles Berry and a final settlement of partner interests.
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Clara May Mims
Rockwell City
Marion Woman Jellison Dies at 81 in Son’s Home
Mrs. J W Jellison 81 died at her son John Jellison’s home 107 Fifth Avenue Marion at 1230 am Tuesday after a long illness She was born Annie L Moon in Ohio August 27 1853 and came west with her parents settling in Clinton County near Delmar Junction She married J W Jellison in 1870 and lived in Marion most of her life Funeral set for 2 pm Wednesday at Yocom chapel with Rev John M Walters officiating Burial in Oak Shade cemetery She survived by six children twenty two grandchildren and a brother Fred Moon.
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J. W. Jellison
John Jellison
Fifth Avenue
Annie L. Moon
William and
Lydia Moon
Ohio
Clinton County
Delmar Junction
Marion
George Jellison
Lafayette
Hattie Scandon
Herbert Jellison
Montana
Edna Walker
Sparks
Okla
Cedar Rapids
Jellison
Fred Moon
Clinton
Methodist Church
Robert Mitchell Woman’s Relief Corps
Yocom Chapel
John M. Walters
Oak Shade Cemetery
Mother's Day Program Highlights Marion Chapter Events
The Marion chapter No. 183 O E S held a Monday Mothers Day program at the Masonic temple with group singing, a prayer by Mrs. L S Dove, multiple musical numbers, a talk by John Thompson of Cedar Rapids, and a 100-person refreshment service. Card party proceeds fund re furnishing the chapter room at Boone.
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Masonic Temple
L. S. Dove
la Verna Crew
R. E. Leidigh
G. Q. Pyle
Walter Kennedy
Willis Jordan
Jean Leidigh
Nadine Dove
John Thompson
Cedar Rapids
A. R. McElwain
R. H. Biddick
Boone
Gazette Want Ad Letter Request Inquiries
Gut of town readers may respond to Gazette Want Ads by writing a letter to the Gazette Want Ad Department. The notice directs readers to send inquiries via mail to place or respond to classified ads.
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