Light hog market lifts prices across seven principal centers
Chicago and Iowa markets report lightest marketing in years with 150000 hogs traded weekly. Prices advanced about 30 cents per cwt with choice, 200-260 lb hogs at $9.45 to $9.50 and steady packers demand amid tighter supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Tress
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Hisher
Cood Packers
Ottumwa
Hicher
HS Bachers
Chicago
Wright
Akrers Road
California
Cole
IU S
Dept Agriculture
Minnesota
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Seeeer
Ibs Bera
Ibs
Rey Troneos
Hogs Rally on Local Market Surpass $9 A Hundred
Local porkers push gains on the market with most grades up a dime. The top price rises above $9, reaching $9.10 amid steady demand.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market list from Cedar Rapids showing grain prices for wheat oats rye and barley and produce items such as oranges lemons potatoes cabbage celery lettuce onions and various hides with unit pricing and descriptions for wholesale and retail categories. the column includes meat products and other farm goods with assorted price points and pack sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Erapetrulte
Chicago Produce Market Rundown With Butter Cheese and Poultry Prices
Market notes list butter receipts 15.536 and eggs 27.398 with firm creamery and extra firsts. Potatoes receipts 109 on track with US No 1 whites at 60a and russets at 1284. Live poultry receipts 20 trucks and various categories. New York and Chicago price levels noted for butter cheese eggs and dressed poultry futures.
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Chicago
Lerhorn
Hock Springs
Wisconsin
Idaho
Louisiana Bliss
U S
Mississippi
New York
Bond Market Eases on Profits Lock In New York
The New York bond market moved up briefly then steadied as bidders thinned and profit taking appeared from recent buyers. Prices shifted irregularly with limited changes, while governments eased slightly amid lingering Wheeler Rayburn bill concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheeler-Rayburn Bil
Bearish tilt in grain markets from rain reports
Rainy weather in the southwest pushes wheat prices lower on the Chicago board of trade as May contracts fall to 90.4 cents. Corn and oats ease with similar trend amid favorable crop prospects and awaiting Washington developments. Cash prices steady with light overall activity and modest car receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Canadian Northwest
Iowa
Illinois
Fair Commission
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices
Grain prices and receipts from Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain markets. WHEAT No 1 dark hard bids around 105 for Chicago. CORN No 4 mixed and No 3 white values shown. OATS No 1 white bids near 84 to 91. RYE BUCKWHEAT and SEED trades noted. LARD prices listed. Receipts: Minneapolis WHEAT 21 cars vs 66 year ago. No 1 northern around 117. Market tones: various protein grades and future months with price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Lowe
North- West
Duluth Bay
Sugar Market Mixed as May Directions See No Sales
New York prices held steady with no sales reported for early Friday in the raw sugar market. Offers ranged from 3.45 to 3.30 for June and July shipments while July No.3, September, and December futures traded at 2.45 2.51 and 2.57 respectively. Refined sugar stayed at 5.25 with weak demand noted. Flour prices in Minneapolis eased slightly with family patents around 7.20 to 7.40 per barrel and 98 pound cotton sacks shipments rising to 27.00 to 27.50 per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
Cedar Rapids
Merchanta National Bank
Winnipeg Market Wheat
Lew May Rr
BHP
New York
Minneapolis
Flour—Inc
Carl and Lots
Miss Mann
May
Ginsberg
E. A. Kriz & Son
Walter J. Stahle
Baw
Smithsonian
Richards
Harpers
Sth Ave
Washington D. C
Philadelphia
Kenwood
Denovo
C.R. Knitting Co
2Nd St
Hawkeye Stamp Co
18Th Ave
Griffith Feath. Matt. Co
Glasgow
Richards Phey
Wall Street Stocks Profit Taking Irregularity In Friday Trading
Profit taking created irregular market action on Friday with steels utilities and mines resisting swings. U S Steel Bethlehem American Telephone Western Union U S Smelting Alaska Juneau Anaconda Westinghouse led gains while Allied Chemical IBM Corn Products Union Pacific fell. Oils steadied and transfers totaled about 1 700 000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Telephone
Western Union
U. S. Smelting
Alaska Juneau
Anaconda
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
International Business Machines
Corn’ Products
Union Pacific
Republic
Phelps Dodge
Consolidated Gas
International Business
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Lorillard, General Electric
U. S. Gypsum
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Cement
Lehich Valley
Ita
Lehn & Fink
Amn Metals
Libby Owens
Amn
P and L
Lig & Myrs
Loews Inc
Lornard
Louisy G & Amn
McKeesp
McKesson
Marshall
Mack
Magna Copper Atchison Tsf
Mathieson Alk
Atlantic Ric
May Dept
Auburn Auto
Air Maytag
Miscoe
Ta Aviation Corp
Miami Copper
Baldwin Loco
Balto Chia Eae
Kans Tex
Barnsdall A
Pac RR
Beatrice Cry
Monsanto Oeeet
Bendix
Arneo
Mont Ward
Best and Co
Motor Wheel
Beth Steel Wee
Murray Caron
Boeing
Cenee RY
Nash Motors Oe
Bohn Alumee
Natl Biscuit
Borden Co
Natl Cash Res
Bore Warner
Natl Dairy
Briggs Mf
Natl Distris
Brooklyn
Natl
Pow & L
Budd Wheel
Bucytus Erie
Natl Steel Oe Mong Burroughs
Gnyx Central
Byers
Nh& Oe
Ale Cal Packer Se
Noranda Mines
Cal
Hecla Tre
Nor Nort & West
North Amasenesh Iba
Otis
Caterpillar
Owens M
Otis Steel
Cerro de Pasco
Park Utah
Steva Ches
Ohta
Patino Mines
Ches Corpa
Penick & Ford
Penna
Penney J
Peoples Gas
Phelps
Phillips
Pillsbury
Chrysler Mtr Cities
Plymouth Oreste City Tee
Fuel Procter Gambel
Coca Cola Iss
Col Palmolive A Pullman Co
Colo Ie
Col Carbon
Radio Corpn
Col Gas & el
Radio Kelth
Southern Yi
Rem
Plea Congoleum
Rep Steel
Dia Consol Chars
Riz Reyn
Consol
Seaboard
Sears Roebuct
Servel Inc
Shell Union
Conti
Simmons
Skelly
Bie EU Amn
Cudahy
Curtis Wricht
Sperry Corpass Deere & Cn
St. Joe Les Oe
St. Joe Les Oe Es de W
Rome Mines
Douglas Air
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Ind
Fastman
Kod
J Wees
Eaton Mfe
Frisco Sone
Slew Warner
Stone Webster
Studebaker Eee
Elec Bond
Tex Gulf
Tex Corpn
Tex Land Tr
Fisk Rubber Ford Ensland
Thompson
Foster Wheeler
Tidewater
Pares Fox Film A
Timken
Freeport Tex
Union Carbide
Elec
Union Pac
Raa
Uni
Motors
Air Lines
Uni Corp
Gimbet Bros
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Gildden Co
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas
Union
Houston
WARY
Westghouse
Hore Land
Westrhotuse
Hudson Motors
White Rock Oe
Libby McNeil
Lynch Corp
Vias
Cheo Corp
Marshall Fld
Nobl
Sparks
Camn Edison
Qrer Com
Cord Corp
Qrer
Crane Co
Genshold
Swift and Co
Swift Tttoy
Hellemann
Walgreen . . ii
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Wool market and foreign exchange rates in Boston and New York
Wools in Boston show rapid movement with prices firm for combing grades, fleece, and territory wools. New York reports irregular foreign exchange demand with rates listed for Britain, France, Italy, and many other nations and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOL
Boston
Apr
Dent Agricultures
Woal
Career Of Adolphus Ends By Slingshot In Chicago
Adolphus the brass pecking woodpecker was killed Friday when a seven year old boy fired a slingshot from the Phillips home on Pleasant Avenue Chicago. Neighbors had tried tar coating the copper drain pipe to stop the tapping yet Adolphus continued his morning pounding. Police attempted BB shots with an air gun but the bird persisted until its death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus
Chicago
Mervin C. Phillips
Phillips
Franklin
Mervyn C. Phillips
Pleasant Avenue
Phillipses
Sergt
Ray Mulligan
Gresham Police
Cocoa Poison Test Clears Home of Gross Case
New York AP report says city toxicologist Dr. Alexander O. Gettler found no traces of poison in a cocoa can tied to the Gross homicide case. Frederick Gross, a crippled bookkeeper, faces charges over his wife and four children's deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander O. Gettler
City
Frederick Gross
Roosevelt Signs $125 Million Farm Appropriation
President Roosevelt signed a $125,157,983 appropriation bill for the department of agriculture and the farm credit administration in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
Former Springfield Mayor Is Sentenced for Embezzlement
John S. Schnepp, former Springfield mayor, was sentenced to the penitentiary with sixty additional days in county jail to raise funds for an appeal. He was convicted of embezzlement with a standard sentence of one to ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
John S. Schnepp
Illinois Supreme Court
Nazis sentence nun for money violation in Germany
Berlin AP reports a Nazi court on Friday sentenced Sister Weren, secretary of the Vincentine order in Cologne, to five years in prison for violation of Germanys foreign exchange restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Weren
Cologne
Germany
Popcorn to Whisky Venture Ties Okmulgee Firm to Distilleries
Charles E. Douglas of Okmulgee says he has contracted with distilleries in Springdale Arkansas and Fort Smith Arkansas for 150000 gallons of whiskey to be made from popcorn which he will supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Okla
Charles E. Douglas
Springdale
Fort Smith
Ark
O'Brien Gets Six Months For False Fire Alarm
Robert O'Brien, 23, of 2323 Thirty-fourth Street, arrested on Twenty-third Street, faced 23 days in jail but received six months in jail for turning in a false fire alarm. He remarked that the number 23 had never failed him before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Robert O’brien
Thirty-fourth Street
Twenty-third Street
O’brien
Blind Assassin Commuted to Life Hard Labor
Paris reports Les Beno, who blinded his baby son and father in law, will not be guillotined. The clemency commission commuted his death sentence to life hard labor on Devil’s Island to avoid spectacle of a blind man being fed to the Widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Les Beno
Clemency Commission
Devil's Island
Mammoth Remains Unearthed Near Carr Colorado
While excavating for a building at Carr, near Greeley, Nelse Benson unearthed prehistoric mammoth remains totaling about two tons. Some ribs reach five feet in length and vertebrae span 28 inches across.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colo
Ins
Nelse Benson
Carr
Incorporation Filings Filed in Cedar Rapids Firms
Court House News reports articles of incorporation filed in Cedar Rapids. Hawkeye Motor Express Inc lists a $30000 capital with T H DeWees as president and treasurer R C White as vice president and S A DeWees as secretary. Air Conditioning Corp shows $10000 capital with Carl K Linge as president and treasurer W T Reese as vice president and Ruby Scott Linge as secretary. Fifth Street Realty Co shows $25000 capital with Cora E Vawter as president and Fred H Shaver as vice president and secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Motor Express, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Dempsy Jones
T. H. DeWees
R. C. White
S. A. DeWees
Air Conditioning Corporation of
Carl K. Linge
W. T. Reese
Ruby Scott Linge
Fifth Street Realty Company
Cora E. Vawter
Fred H. Shaver
Last Year s Trot Line Law Still In Effect
County Recorder Dempsy Jones learned from the state fish and game department that the trot line regulation used in 1933 and 1934 remains in force for 1935. Cedar River and Wapsie river closures limit line placement from Cedar Rapids to Gilbertville and to certain county and dam areas, with rules on line size, attendance, and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsy Jones
State Fish and Name Department
Towa
Jones
Fish and Game Department
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Gilbertville
Waterloo
Wapsie
Jones County
Iowa
Eldora
Wills Probated for Cluett and Hadac Estates. Several Divorces
Mary Ellen Cluett died March 7 and her will dated September 11, 1928, names children George P. Cluett Jane N Ruby and Katherine Cluett with George P. Cluett as executor. Vincent Hadac died May 2 and left estate to brother Stephen Hadac. Mary Anderle appointed administratrix with will annexed from April 17, 1922. Meredith E. Durin granted divorce from George A. Durin, married August 5, 1934. Esther Hayes Pickerill seeks divorce from Boyd Pickerill married July 1919 with custody and support requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Cluett
George P. Cluett
Jane N
Ruby
Katherine Cluett
Vincent Hadac
Putnam Township
Stephen Hadac
Mary Anderle
Esther Hayes Pickerill
Boyd Pickerill
Lamson to Stand Trial for Third Time in Wife Murder
San Jose California. David Lamson faces a third murder trial as Santa Clara County authorities proceed with the case. District Attorney Fred L. Thomas released a statement detailing reasons for retrying and continuing to assert Lamson's guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson
San Jose
Calif
David Lamson
Santa Clara
Fred L. Thomas
Gazette Want Ad Rates And Instructions For Placing Ads
The notice explains how to count words for a small type want ad and estimate lines, then provides a rate table for consecutive days. It notes extra charges for out of town readers and blind ads, and instructs writing to the Want Ad Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Work Wai
Paris Academy of Beauty Ad Announces Appointment Special
Free marcels by appointment and finger waves offered at Paris Academy of Beauty with prices listed as 15 and 25 cents. Dial 20222 for details and bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delux
Lillian Suchy
Eugene
Frederic
Gabrieleen
LaVongue Bty
Marvel Beauty
Kresge’s
Helene Beauty Shop
Johnson Barber and Beauty Shop
10Th St
Montrose Beauty Shop
Dial
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Kennedy's
Mareline Beauty Shop
Marcels
Paris Academy of Beauty
Pickup 1934 in excellent condition listed for sale
A 1934 pickup described as in excellent condition is offered for 275 dollars and 6 cents by Barth. The listing notes location near Washington and Forest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Forest Dr
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Humane Shelter
Ayn Oe
Everybody Com
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Cerman Sand
German Village Union
Wade
Central Unemployed Organization of Cedar Mapies
Odd Fellows Hall
2Nd Ave
Bse
Bat
Blue Moon
Silver Palace
Ott Reel
Old Courthouse
Marion
Bertha
Colorado Ramblers
Parker's Bungalow
Plantation Dance Hall
Jack and Jill
ORCH
SR Kibler
Atlas and
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Orioles
Swisher
Hall
Lacy
Peeee Sime Joh
Joe Navratil
Stein
Little Bohemia
Joe
Joe's Joy Boys
Little Garden
Hallwood
Marion Banjo Buddies
12Th Ave
Dutch Tavern
Ola's
F Ave
9Th ST. BE
Gene LE Vaux
Auto Transportation
Beauty
Business Services
Mxmeleux
Glenn Durkee
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Rowell Hardware
3Rd Ave
Novak Heating CO
Kutchera & Co
Inc
Bana
Konecny O Ave. W. Box
Fred Young
BeMarah
Russell's
Drew
Totrery
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Etes
Superior Motor Winding Co
1St St
Lowt
Mr. Noble
4 Square Gospel Tabernacle
1St Ave
Eee
The
Liberal Commission
E. VY
Wooster
Roosevelt Etel
Merchants Industries, Inc
Dayton. O
Naan Diredtethenter
Dr. Pies Medical Co
Winonkan
Acade
Rai
Marlon
Schrader
Center Ave
P.O
ABC
Dickinson
Nec
Studebaker
Auburn
C. R. Hudson-Terraplane Co
2Nd Ave. SE
Anderson Bros
West Side
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