Hog Prices Slide as Chicago Market Feels Heavy Receipts
Chicago slaughter market moved slowly as receipts rose at five markets totaling 35,200 with Pittsburgh and East St Louis also weak. Top hogs fell 10 to 15 cents, average prices near 3.50 to 3.70 with mixed loads and heavy offerings across steers, cows, and lambs sustaining firmer cattle activity in Chicago while sheep held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
IUP
Chicaco
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Lower
East St Louis
Ito
MIN & Butcher
Cleveland
East St. Louis
New Buying Wave Lifts Grain Prices After Early Drop
Chicago markets rose on late buying as Western and Winnipeg trends supported wheat. July futures gained about 3 cents from earlier lows, while oats and corn fluctuated. Rain showers tempered losses but drought in Manitoba and Saskatche wan reported. cash oats held a premium and receipts totaled several train cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Northwestern
Winnipeg
Northwest
Washington
Kansas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Danubian
Russia
Towa
Minnesota
Local Hog and Calf Market Report Sparks Mixed Prices
The market shows slight declines across hog grades with prime hogs mostly down and packer tops at 230. Calves fetch 83 to 130, cattle steady with fed steers around 300, and distinct prices listed for various hog weights and quality grades.
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Sinclair Mog
Nate Carn
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Market Items
Prices listed for farm produce and supplies in Cedar Rapids include oats rye and barley at specific cents per unit, hay straw baled at 800 and 850 dollars respectively, corn and flour related items, and varying prices for potatoes onions and hides. The column cites wholesale fruits vegetables and livestock products with assorted crate and basket pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort m
Tay Trang
Teyers S&f
Nate Clear
Wall Street Stocks Rally With Broad Metal Led Rebound
New York stocks rose sharply on Tuesday as metal shares lifted markets. Trading picked up late as demand returned with gains in U S Smelting and Homestake Mining about six points each and rises for American Telephone, Chrysler, and Johns-Manville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chrysler
Johns-Manvide
J. E. Bennett & Co
Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Ils Central
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Intl Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Inil
Amerada Corp
Johns Manville
Kans City
Car & Fdy
Kayser
Julius
Kelly Spifd
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Coron
Kreske
Loco
Krorer G
Bambert Stiey
Bibby Owens
Saf Raz
Rg Carbonic
Strel Fdys
Fea Wits Iy
Suc Ris
Lorillard Po
Tel & Tel
Liville Gas
McIntyre
Wat Works
Atokort Tin
Woolan
Amn
Marshall
Mathieson
Armour
Miami Copper
Atlanta
Monsanto
Auburn Auto
Mont Ward
Aviation Corpn
Baldwin Loco
Murray
Steel Abin Bohn Alum
Sgohtral
Borden Co
Nhe&h
Borge Warner
Noranda Mines
Bucyrus
Nortos
Wesn
Budd Wheel
Nor Pac
Burroughs Ade
North Amn
Byers A AL
Qhip Oil
Cal & Hecla
OUS Elevery Canada Dry
Pac
Otis Steel
Backard Mursay
Park Uta & Eaternay
A Dating Mines
Penick & Ford
Ches & Ohio
Penna RR
Cnes Corpn
Penney JC
GMS P &Ppid
Sillsbury
Chea & NW
Bullman Co
Radio Gorpa
Col Paimolive
Agr
Gegdio
Kelt
A . Beleashon
Real Silk
Cat Gas & Elec
Gomi Credit
Bem Jane
Comi Solvents
Payn Tob
Seaboard Oi
Congoleum
Consol Cigars
Shattuck Consol Diils
Shell Union
Consol Tex
Ag BR Bus
Croan Cork
Spery Corp
Crichie Ster
Joe
Cudahy Trs
Standard Gas
Curtis Woght
Caaf
Deere & Co
Dei L&a
Air 19
Sten Warner T
Dunhit
Stone Webster
Studebacer
Eastman Kodak
Stutz Motors
Eaton Mielz
Beantahte — 21Sna0% Canes E.ee Boat 4*x Tex Land Tr B's Evec Pow & L Sa Thompson
Bond & S
Tidewater
Timera
Ford
Foster Wheeler
Union Carbide
Freeport
Tex
Unon Pac
Gen Baking
Unt Corpn
Elec
Unt Founders
Gen Foods
United Fruit Bos Gen Motors
Uni Gas Co
Ry Sig
Uni Gas Imp
Gillette & R
U Sind Air
Gimbel Bros
U S
Gudden Co
U S Smriing
Goodrich
U S_Stec
Goodyear
P & LA
Graham Patee
Warner Bros
Wesn Union
Westehouse
Tiahn Dent
Westehoure el
Hershey
White Rock
Hiram
Middlewest
Crerey Burt
Sparks
Ch Rao Corp
Quaker Com
Edveon
Quaker
Card Corp
Swift & Co
Swift Intan
US Gypsum
Wall Street Stocks See Moderate Rise Amid Cautious Trading
New York traders left positions largely unchanged as stocks drifted with little appetite for large moves. Govt bonds gained ground reaching new highs, while corporate bonds paused. Notable moves included Case and Johns-Manville up two points, with Dome Mines rising after an extra dividend boosted gold mining stocks.
Iowa News in Brief Markets and Local Notices
TOLEDO May 24 graduates twenty one girls and ten boys led by Robert W. Colflesh Des Moines candidate for governor will speak at commencement. Shellsburg Shellsburg high school holds baccalaureate class day and commencement with diplomas by How ard Hagen. Onslow Clayton Garnett loses sight at CCC camp near Maquoketa after drill injury. Marengo court extends foreclosures to 1935 due to low values. Decorah Robert Colfiesd airs tax relief stance before Chamber. Independence Delinquent tax sale shows eighty three sales. total advertised near 48000 dollars, proceeds 6374.48. Dysart Oliver Griffith 62 dies suddenly. Elkport fire destroys Youngman farm residence. Kalona Mrs John Grecian dies aged 55. Riverside two schools graduate 22 seniors. St Mary’s and Riverside High plan June events with university speaker.
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Toledo
Toledo High School
Robert W. Colflesh
Des Moines
Tom
J. HH. Yaggy
United Brethren Church
Catherine Edith Beyer
Elizabeth P. Burton
Leona Elizabeth Chase
Evelyn Ellen Christensen
Maxyne Dutton
Elda Berneice Gronwoldt
Tiene Berneice Hofer
Ada Maxine Harding
Wanda M. Lanning
Blanche Carol Ledvinn
Marion Dorothy Mohler
Ruth Virginia Pennell
Mildred Theolene Phenis
Gladys Rose Riha
Irene Ann Riha
Frances J. Scudder
Ruth Jean Sprichal Ardis Helen Tostensen
Jean Ardith Wilson
Betty Berneice Woodrum
Donald E. Bratton
Edward L. Flynn
Leonard P Hall
Robert E. Keeney
Robert Louis Livesay
Allen J. Long
Herman W Magdefray
Robert Elwin Mason
John William Higgs Sleeter
Dorothy Vogt
Viola Buettner
Verle Sanders
Clayton Henry
Carl Popenhagen
Ruth Carr
Calah Evens
Gladys Nettell
Vernon Owens
Helen Steward
James P. Gaffney
G L. Isensee
John B Gallagher
E. C. Edwards
Ingram Bixler
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Gaffney
Equitable Life of Iowa
Edward Roher
Martelle
Polly
Christian Church
M. L. Hill
Lloyd Morris
Coe College
R. B McDonald
Colesburg
Frank Palmer Peck
R M Peck
Port Huron
Mich
Constellation Lodge No 67
Immigration Patrol Service
Marine City
Margaret Elizabeth Reed
Lisbon
Ohio
Fred
Cora Belle Peck
Edmund Birkholz
Ray Bush Otto Eppens
Ralph Hunger
Dean Mallory
Clarke Shaffer
Rex G C Northhurst
Buchanan County
John Corcoran
Dysart
Oliver Griffith
Here
Griffith
Elkport
Youngman
Eva Barger
Jennie
Ellen Barger
Kalona
John
Charles
Frank
Riverside
Riverside Public School
St. Mary's School
Riverside High
Edward Lauer
University of Iowa
Lara Winegler
Velma Novy
Maxine O'Louglin
Eunice Craig
Joseph Best
Norbert
Kephart
Lloyd Herring
Clifford Flynn
St. Mary's High
St. Mary’s
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices and Steady Receipts
Chicago produce notes steady receipts across creamery butter potatoes and eggs with modest price movements. New York and Chicago regions show mixed cheddar cheese and eggs with futures trading near current levels while live poultry and ducks see unchanged freight terms and steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dillinger Becomes Indiana Primary Issue
Indiana voters focus on Dillinger as a referendum on Gov. McNutt and the prison system. Republicans accuse lax administration of big escapes and damage to the state’s image, while Democrats exploit the case against Estill the Lake County prosecutor seeking renomination. Fred Egan challenges Estill in Gary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John Dillinger
Indiana
Dillinger
Hoosier
Paul V McNutt
McNutt
Democratic Party
Mcutt
Lake County
Crown Point
Michigan City
Robert G Estill
Estill
Federal Department of Justice
Fred Egan
Gary
Move To Prevent White Star Cunard Merger Fails
In London the International Mercantile Marine company of New York lost a court bid to restrain the White Star and Cunard merger. Justice Eve of the chancery division dismissed the application with costs, saying the merger could proceed despite the MMM claim of lack of consultation and the White Star debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Mercantile Marine Company of
New York
White Star
Cunard
Eve
Chancery Division
MMM
Local Teachers Earn Pay Boost Amid Budget Rethink
The board of education on Monday approved a pay raise for lower salaried staff in public schools. The raise ranges from 4 dollars monthly to annual salaries, lifting workers with two years training to 1260 dollars, with three and four years training up to 1320 and 1380 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Learchers
Marion News Briefs Highlight Local Club Activities
Local church groups hold meetings this week including the Third division Ladies Aid at Mrs Olle Kieckhaefer 1349 Lincoln live and the Women’s Foreign Missionary society at Mrs A E Blinks 1985 Eighth avenue. Also notes on hospital updates, funeral services, Legion events at Oakdale sanatorium and Center Point May 24, and various club gatherings around Marion with details on hosts, times, and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Olle Kieckhaefer
Lincoln
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. E. Blinks
Eighth Avenue
W.A. Hanscom
C. C. Carpenter
Della Senninger
Marion
the Legion Auxiliary
Hospital
Oakdale Sanatorium
Disabled Vets Oppose Public Posting of Lists
The Disabled American Veterans of the World war urge opposition to posting disabled veterans lists. They seek amendments to the World War Veterans Act for death pension dependents and continuance of government awards in tuberculosis and other cases. The convention, held in Cedar Rapids, also denounced interference with religious freedom and noted anti Jewish movements abroad and in the U S. The report cites speakers from Iowa and Des Moines and plans a June Colorado Springs meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Adjutant
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Veterans Administration
Lre
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Germany
Coe College Military Band
Joan A. Nelson
Decorah
Rodney Patrick
Towa Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Virgil Kepford
Iowa Employment Service
United States Department of Labor
Col
B. Robbins
349Th Infantry
Hotel Roosevelt
Converse R. Lewis
University of Iowa
Hanford Post
American Legion
Mine Shaft Disaster Traps 87 In German Potash Mine
A fire and gas in a 2,600 foot potash mine in Bugs Gingen Baden Germany seal a shaft trapping 87 miners. Deaths are feared as the entrance remains closed two weeks while the blaze burns out. Families bring offerings while authorities wait for safety to begin recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buggingen
Baden
Germany
Bugsgingen
Frechette Dillinger Case Set For May 15 Trial
Evelyn Frechette must go on trial in St Paul May 15 on conspiracy to harbor and aid outlaw John Dillinger. Two others indicted on the same charge, Dr Clayton May and nurse Augusta Salt, will face trial on the same date.
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Chicago Yards
Cave Bowe
RAO
Castle Reece
Tan Gerveral Steer Boerset
He Singh
Ann
Anne
Caammen
Rediam
Greery
Wsgs
ST Put
von Ff
oRracrs
Wivestock
Westeh
Thelse Marseets
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Lewis
St Josef
Sioux City
Rand
Indiana Ro
Ar ‘ Rands
Lamson Brothers and Co
Rotea Mararet Cedar
Rapids
P . Sarts
Apt
Cote Vco
Menstapodis Casil
A. G. Heim
Ncs
Kennery
Bea
Italy
New
Montreal
Wall St
Case
Johns-Manville
Dome
McelIntyre
Noranda
American Smelting
U. S
American Commercial Alcohol
West
Iowa News
Shellsburg
Shellsburg Consolidated School
H C Littell
J E. C. Rector
Geraldine Rank
Glenna Perkins
Helen Rousslow
Delight Tims
Janetta Miller
Kathryn Allison
Helen Watson
Virginia Davidson
Opal &Cearns
Winthrop
Winthrop Junior High
Izzblooms School of Acting
Glen Donlea
Eldon DeGrief
Margaret Miller
Jean Hobson
Jenette Briggs
Floyd Kuhn
Janet Card
Lorraine Bloom
E. £. Timson
Byron Merrill
Jack Braden
Donald Foote
Raymond Peterson
Alburnett
Alburnett High School
Mr Beuerman
Evangelical Church
Mr Andrews
J Bruce Eyestone
Methodist Church
Sone
Mr Brown
Lafayette Evangelical Church
Decoran
Robert Colfiesd
Rose Dautremont
al Walton
Fairfield
Edward Bushek
Eva Thompson
William Ingram
Emily Vesely
Prodice
Ady
Cole Twobey Orn Vos
Batenarxe Tac Roasters &C Ee
Esseg Ducks
Ciicago
White Star-Cunard Lines
Marion News
Kathryn McElwain
A. R. McElwain
St. Luke's Hospital
A. E. Granger
Voorhles
Winona Lake
Ind
Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
Charles Towers
Dwight Beach
Ivanhoe Club
Mary English
Ivanhoe
Mike Hazlett
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Frank J. Lindahl
Eleventh Street
Lloyd Snyder
Fourth Avenue
Bill Donnelly
Levasseur Barn
Linn County
American Legion Organization
Center Point
Leo Levasseur
the Presbyterian Church
Arthur Taube
Priscilla Guild of
The
Congregational Church
H. O. Allen
Tennyson Club
Theristrial
Entre Nous
Cary
Lee Fitzgerald
Legion Auxiliary
Charles A. Ward
Priscilla Guild
C. N. Owen Drug Store
Rainbow Division
Willis Jordan
Fifth Avenue
Diana Fret Club
G. O Pyle
Edward Reed
Indiana Harbor
Ed J. Reed
Sioux Falls, S. D
E. J. Reed
Lawrence Martin
Masonic Temple
Marion Post
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
Marion Linn
Daughters of the American Revolution
Legion Hall
J. Thomas
J. T. Grayston
Monticello
James Shirley
Savanna
Milwaukee Railroad
Marton
Centennial Encampment
O F
I. O. O. F. Hall
Thomas Park
America
Chief Oratam
New Netherlands
Evelyn Frechette
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