Hog Prices Jump Across Markets in Early Weekend Trade
Hog markets surged with prices up 25 to 35 cents in Chicago and other centers, top hogs reaching $4.80, 170 to 260 pound animals hitting $5.00 in Buffalo, while cattle and sheep also gained. Receipts eased in some areas, with widespread strength across Chicago Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St Louis and Cincinnati and noted higher activity in St Paul Des Moines Sioux City and Kansas City markets.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
INS
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago Livestock Hogs and Cattle Receipts Mixed Higher
Chicago livestock receipts show hogs up 3 percent from Wednesday with good to great demand for various weights and grades. Cattle trades mix with steers and heifers selling around five dollars plus, while sheep receipts total about 9 000 with steady to higher trade and strong demand for good to choice lambs and ewes across weights.
Omaha Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise
Hog receipts rise with live hogs up to 25c and spot gains to 50c, top $425. Sows and butchers show strength. average Thursday cost around 389. Cattle receipts rise, calves steady to higher, fed steers 4 75 to 4 95, yearlings around 6 00, beef cows 300 to 365, bulls 265 to 295. Sheep receipts 11 000 with California spring lambs at 675 and new crop around 650.
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ST. Paul
Dept Agriculture
Omaha
California
Ted
Livestock Receipts Mixed As Market Shows Small Gains
St Joseph livestock market reports receipts of hogs 3,500. hogs mostly steady to 25 cents higher with top around 425. Calves 650. cattle steady to higher with steers 550 to 1,500 pounds at 475 to 700, cows and vealers rising. Sheep 4,500. early tone steady, lambs 600 to 700, ewes 150 to 275, spring lambs up to 700.
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EAST
Kansas City
Chicago
Tapgu
Sadie Yweang
Steers Aid
Cary
Best Ear Y
ST Joseph Livestock
ST Joseph
Tapi
IUS Dept Agriculturer
Friday Hog Prices in Iowa Markets Reported with Varied Weights
Market summaries from Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo and nearby listings show live hog prices by weight class and type. Prices range from about 275 to 410 per cwt with specific brackets for light medium heavy prime packers sows and good packers across several counties and towns.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Dept
Iowan
Minnesota
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Bond Market Ledger Shows Firm Front Amid Profit Taking
New York bonds remained broadly firm in active trading after Friday profit taking. Inflation fears tempered by gains in business and industry lifted confidence in high grade corporates and U S government securities. Notable advances touched Allegheny, American Fore-Power, Chesapeake and Ohio, Union Pacific, Goodyear, Nickel Plate, Northern Pacific, Texas Corp and Western Union amid mixed overseas loans.
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NEW York Bonds
New York
United States
Allegheny Corp American
Foreien Power
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
North Western
Goodyear National Dairy Nickel Plate
North American
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania Shell Union Cil
Texas Corp
Union Pacific
Warner Bros
Western Union
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United States Government Bonds Prices in New York
AP report lists closing prices for Liberty series and Treasury securities in New York. Bonds include Liberty 3 7s at 1023, Liberty Fourth 4s at 1023, Treasury 41 4s at 109, Treasury 48 at 195.22, Treasury 3448 4 43 at 102.24, and Treasury 3s at 155 with a 98 19 reading.
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New York
United States
Liberty
Kerty
Treasury
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce Listings
A mixed page of market items from Cedar Rapids shows grain and hay prices, feed, and produce including oranges nectarines grapefruits and potatoes. Items listed include corn twenty to thirty-two cents per unit, hay at six dollars, and citrus priced around three dollars per crate.
Grain futures surge then ease on profit taking
Wheat and corn hit new seasonal highs on the Chicago board but pared gains late. Corn led with a substantial intraday advance before retreating, while wheat stayed near its peak as profit taking tempered strength. Banked on Roosevelt farm relief talk. Cash prices mixed with modest gains in oats and rye. Receipts small as traders waited on news.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Liverpool
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices
AP reporting Chicago cash grain quotes show wheat and corn varying by grade with No 2 hard at 44 46 cents, No 2 mixed about 45 46, yellow and white varieties listed with multiple values. Minneapolis receipts total 172 cars with No 1 northern around 75 76, dark northern around 79, and amber durum prices near 76 80 cents. corn No 3 yellow quoted around 40 44 cents, oats No 2 white about 23 50 to 23 74 cents.
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Ioc
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Louis
Kansas
Market Notes and Currency Rates From Across Cities
AP dispatch summarizes trading activity in markets including Wayne Market Chicago where two cars were reported and no change in receipts, New York sugar futures up marginally, Minneapolis flour shipments at firm prices, and foreign exchange rates with numerous country quoters.
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New York
Committees To Discuss Local Hospital Problem
The Chamber of Commerce committee on hospitals chaired by Arthur Poe accepted a joint meeting with Linn County Medical Society executive council to discuss the local hospital situation. The gathering is set for next Tuesday at Hotel Roosevelt.
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Chamber of Commerce Committee On
Arthur Poe
The
Linn County Medical Society
Hotel Roosevelt
Prime Hog Prices Jump 25 Cents in Local Market
Hog prices rise with prime grades up 25 cents on Friday while packing grades gain 15 cents. Prime top stands at $3.95 as market shows higher demand and steady premium.
Wall Street Stocks End Week With Mixed Trends
The market showed uneven movement with industrials drifting and oils and whiskeys rising. National Distillers, Owens-Illinois, Crown Cork and American Telephone led gains while U S Steel, Allied Chemical and United Aircraft declined. Brokers loans rose $178 million in three weeks fueling profit taking.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
United Aircraft
American Can
New York Central
Standard Oil
New Jersey
National Distillers
Owens-Illinois
American Telephone
Owen Illinois Glass
Crown Cork
Western Union
American Woolen
Corn Products
DuPont
Goodyear
Union Pacific
Deaths: Margaret G. Rogers of Fairfax
Mrs. Margaret G. Rogers widow of James Rogers died at her Fairfax home at 3 40 am Friday after a brief illness. Born in Woodstock Canada she lived near Fairfax for 48 years and leaves seven children including Mrs. Anna Cronk Coburg Mont and Mrs. Margaret Heidt Oelwein plus 23 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. She also leaves two brothers and one sister and was active in United Presbyterian church O E S Fairfax and Elm Grove auxiliary. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Margaret G. Rogers
James Rogers
Fairfax
Woodstock
Canada
Anna Cronk
Coburg
Mont
Margaret Heidt
Oelwein
Elsie Gasser
Atkins
Norma Weichman
Shellsburg
Mabelle Sayers
Marengo
Orville
Wallace Rogers
William
Andrew Russell
J. Tomlinson
la Jolla
Calif
Rogers
United Presbyterian Church
Elm Grove
Turner Chapel
Mother of Dr A L Murray Dies in Canada at 84
Mrs Francis Murray, mother of Dr A L Murray former Gazette editorial writer, died May 9 at Middlechurch near Winnipeg Canada at age 84. Her husband died at the same age five years ago. She leaves four sons and her brother Archbishop Matheson primate of Canada. Dr Murray, now in Minneapolis, went to Winnipeg Wednesday.
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Francis Murray
A. L. Murray
the Gazette
Middlechurch
Winnipeg
Canada
Archbishop Matheson
Dr. Murray
Minneapolis
Mrs. Sarah B. Raps Dies in Cedar Rapids Funeral Saturday
Mrs. Sarah B. Raps wife of Henry Raps 700 F Avenue NW died at 11 20 am Thursday after a lingering illness Born Racine Wisconsin January 19 1858 she had lived 27 years in Cedar Rapids Survived by husband and six children Henry New York City John Chicago Arthur Duluth Sarah Vancouver Mabel Elmhurst Esther Hayward one brother Fred Meinzer Lost Springs Wyoming Funeral services 2 pm Saturday Turner chapel Rev John J Gent burial Linwood cemetery
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Sarah B. Raps
Henry Raps
F Avenue NW
Racine
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Henry
New York City
John
Chicago
Arthur
Duluth
Hayward
Fred Meinzer
Lost Springs
Wyo
Raps
English Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
John J Gent
Linwood Cemetery
Tragic Death of Ralph K. Morrow
Ralph Kenneth Morrow 16 died at University hospital Iowa City at 11 30 am Thursday. A Benjamin Franklin school Cedar Rapids student born Davenport March 12 1917. Burial in Muscatine Sunday afternoon. Survived by parents Walter Morrow two grandmothers three brothers William Robert Edward and a sister Bernice.
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Ralph Kenneth Morrow
Walter Morrow
Marion
University Hospital
Iowa City
Benjamin Franklin School
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Muscatine
William
Robert
Edward
Bernice
John Drums Rites Pending for Cedar Rapids Resident
John Drums aged 68 died at his home 44 Nineteenth avenue SW at 8 15 am Friday after a lingering illness. He was born in Bohemia and came to Cedar Rapids twenty five years ago. Surviving are his wife Antonie and one son John Jr of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services will be held in the Janeba and Brosh chapel at a time to be announced.
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John Drums
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Antonie
John, Jr
Mrs Fanny Hench Dies in Compton California
Mrs Fanny Hench former Cedar Rapids resident and widow of O F Hench died at her Compton California home May 2 after an operation. She left Cedar Rapids for California about seven years ago following many years here. Survived by one son M J Hench of Compton formerly in the art goods business here. Services and burial were in Compton.
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Fanny Hench
Cedar Rapids
O. F Hench
Compton
Calif
Ralph Chiverton
Girl Runs Into Car In Front Of Johnson School
Jean Anderle, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Anderle, 2027 Linn boulevard SE, was knocked to the paving and injured in a collision with a car driven by John Knorr, 1816 Seventh Avenue SE, at Washington avenue and Eighteenth street SE after leaving Johnson school at noon Friday. She was taken home and treated by a physician.
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Jean Anderle
F. C. Anderle
Linn Boulevard
John Knorr
Seventh Avenue SE
Washington Avenue
Eighteen Street
Johnson School
Local Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
vV Clenring of Lisbon and Ellen Louise Renstrom of Cedar Rapids seek licenses. Ronald Waye Rawson and Gertene E. Ricke, both of Cedar Rapids, also file for marriage licenses.
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Vv.clenring
Lisbon
Ellen Louise Renstrom
Cedar Rapids
Ronald Waye Rawson
Gertenee E. Ricke
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Markets report steady poultry prices with live receipts and dressed poultry mixed. Egg and butter futures show firm trends with storage and standards pricing noted. fish discovery remark ends the item.
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Chicago Produce Futures
Chicago
Orders No More Garbage Dumping At Cedar Lake
Mayor W H Stepanek ordered O F Slapnicka to stop garbage dumping at Cedar Lake owned by Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. He will notify wholesale firms to separate food refuse and take it to the city dump. Violators will be prosecuted and the city may hire an extra worker to enforce the rule.
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Cedar Lake
W. H. Stepanek
O. F. Slapnicka
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Health Department
Stepanek
van Vechten Park
Officers Elected By Iowa Medical Society
Dr. Charles B. Taylor of Ottumwa installed as president at Des Moines convention. New officers begin 1934 terms: Gordon F. Harkness Davenport president. D. W. E. Ash Council Bluffs first VP. Frank Connor Nevada second VP. Robert L. Parker Des Moines secretary. Harold J. McCoy Des Moines treasurer. Dr. John S. Marker Davenport trustee. Dr. Fred Moore Des Moines delegate to AMA. Four district counselors reelected. VIOLA banquet for 1933 class. nautical theme and toastmaster Genevieve Bader. CALMAR Archbishop Beckman confirms 120 children. fourteen pastors assist.
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DES Moines
Charles B. Taylor
Ottumwa
Iowa State Medical Society
Gordon F. Harkness
Davenport
D. W. E. Ash
Council Bluffs
Frank Connor
Nevada
Robert L. Parker
Harold J. McCoy
John S. Marker
Fred Moore
American Medical Association
L. R. Woodward
Mason City
A. W. Erskine
Cedar Rapids
James E. Reeder
Sioux City
C. W. Ellyson
Waterloo
VIOLA
Viola High School
Genevieve Bader
Harry Green
Anamosa
Viola Methodist
Calmar
Francis J. Beckman
Dubuque
Griffen pleads not guilty on perjury charge
Frank Griffen 58 of seven miles north of Cedar Rapids waived arraignment before Judge A B Clark on perjury charge. County Attorney Thompson filed true information. bond set at 1500. Griffen arrested Monday by Constable Fleming. He allegedly gave false testimony in an ouster action by Cora Kepler as administratrix of Jesse Kepler estate against Griffen and his wife. A Justice Reed jury found for Griffen last Saturday.
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Frank Griffen
Cedar Rapids
A. B. Clark
G. K. Thompson
Griffen
Bill Fleming
A. S. Reed
Hatchery Sues Over Electricity Cut at Cedar Rapids Facility
Allied Hatcheries owner Vance McCray files a $500 damage suit against Iowa of Cedar Rapids claiming 4,830 eggs were chilled and $250 lost after electric heat failed around 3 am on March 12. Utilities threat to shut off power prompted request for a court injunction. hearing set for May 15 by Judge H C Ring.
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Allied Hatcheries
Vance McCray
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
May Bar Docket Issued For Linn County Lawyers
Clerk Edwin W. Lundquist releases the May docket announcing the bar listings for Linn County. One hundred seventy five copies of the spring docket are now available to local attorneys and law offices.
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Edwin W. Lundquist
Linn County
Will of John Lala Jr admitted to probate in district court
Judge H. C. Ring admitted the will of John Lala Jr of Center Point to probate. The will, dated July 23 1920, gives bequests to wife Mary Lala and six children. John Lala Jr died April 17. Frank Zaborktsky appointed administrator with the will annexed.
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John Lala, Jr
Center Point
District Court
H. C. Ring
Lala
Mary Lala
Frank Zaborktsky
Births Reported in Local Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs James Santee at 104 Sixth Street NE a seven pound son Robert Edward on May 7 at Mercy hospital Born May 11 to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dolder of 1638 Third Avenue SE a son named ason at Mercy hospital
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James Santee
Eleventh Street
Robert Edward
Lawrence Dolder
Third Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Michigan Celebrates Return Of 3.2 Beer
Detroit AP reports Michigan welcomed back 3.2 beer with a 2 a.m. celebration start that followed a 6 p.m. Thursday kickoff. State law required sales to stop at 7 a.m. until permitted hours.
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Michigan
Detroit
Means Continues His Weird Lindbergh Kidnapping Tale
Washington report says Gaston Means testified he heard the Lindbergh baby was killed when knocked from concealment by two whisky runners. He said Ed Aubinger relayed the claim and he confronted Irving Fenton about it while on trial for extortion related to Evalyn Walsh McLean’s case.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Means
Max Hassel
Max Greenberg
Ed Aubinger
Aubinger
Irving Fenton
Norman T. Whitaker
Evalyn Walsh Mcean
House Passes Large Economy Bill Cutting Vets Funds
The House approved a sweeping supply bill giving Roosevelt authority to cut government costs. It totaled 543 million dollars with a 249 to 118 roll call. A 452 million dollar cut in veterans expenditures led the savings, with many agencies facing reductions.
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Washington
Independent Offices
Roosevelt
Torren ce Near Death In Lenox Hill Hospital
Ernest Torren ce, a popular character actor, was reported near death at Lenox Hill hospital after an emergency operation weeks earlier.
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New York
INS
Ernest Torerence
Lenox Hill Hospital
Roosevelt Names W. S. Julian U.S. Treasurer
President Roosevelt appointed W S Julian to be treasurer of the United States. The announcement was made Friday in Washington and confirms Julian’s new position within the Treasury Department.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
W.S. Julian d Ae
United States
Siroe vich resolution fails in motion picture inquiry
In Washington the Siroevich resolution for a congressional investigation into the motion picture industry was defeated Friday. In Coralville the Parents Teachers Association held its final meeting of the school year with officers elected: President Mrs J F Crumley, vice president Mrs Ira McAllister, secretary Mrs C W Johnson, treasurer Mrs Fred Kriz.
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Siroevich
Congressional
joeUay
Coralville
Coralville Parents Teachers Association
J F. Crumley
Ira McAllister
C. W. Johnson
Fred Kriz
Riverside trio arrested for illegal fishing near Gladwin
George Krebs Lee Smith and Henry Cline of Riverside were arrested by Deputy Wardens A. E. Miller Muscatine and Thomas McMonigle Burlington on the Iowa river near Gladwin for using dip nets and seines. They were fined 14.55 dollars each and paid.
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George Krebs
Lee Smith
Henry Cline
Riverside
A. E. Miller
Muscactine
Thomas McMonigle
Burlington
Iowa River
Gladwin
E. H. Wiegner
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