HOG PRICES RISE AT CHICAGO MARKET AS HOGS TOP $8.75
Chicago stockyards report hog prices advancing with top bids reaching $8.75 for 160-240 lb animals. Cattle receipts around 10,000 with calves and yearlings steady. sheep activity strong in Chicago and other markets. Regional yards from Pittsburgh to St Paul show mixed gains and steady bids across cattle and hogs with overall higher undertones.
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Chicago
Kansas City
S* Joseph
Sioux City
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Ave
Amt
Izsa Ag
U. S. Dept
Iowa
Des Moines
Minneola Ara
Omamna Livestock
Omaia Iapi
U 5
Dept. Agricuslturr
Stins
Iapi—Ius
Dept. Agriculture
ST. Pau
South ST Paul
Hog Prices Rise on Local Market Amid Broad Increases
Local market reports show hog prices climbing across all grades, with top bids reaching about 8.20 per hundredweight. Market notes list varied prices by weight class and grade from producers Wilson & Co. and references to calf and cattle pricing, with lambs also noted for spring slaughter.
Cedar Rapids market summary of grains produce and hides
Mixed price list from Cedar Rapids covering grains such as Graen oats corn and barley, butterfat and eggs, poultry, fruits and vegetables with figures for lemons oranges celery lettuce sweet potatoes bananas onions cabbage carrots and new potatoes, plus hide market rates and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wisconsin and New York Market Briefs Mixed Across Commodities
Wisconsin cheese and sugar news run alongside wool bids and foreign exchange quotes. Market notes include API sugar prices slipping to 2.70, refined sugar ranges 4.55 to 4.65, and Boston wool trading showing restricted activity with low bids. Exchange rates show modest gains for several European currencies against the dollar and various global price references scattered across cities.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
API
Belea
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finhind
Switzerland
Spain
Une
British Admiralty Denies Sub Mishap
London reports the British Admiralty denied a submarine mishap near Portland. Government spokesmen said one submersible grazed another during maneuvers and neither was in danger. The H-24 touched a wire towed by a destroyer with no damages or casualties.
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London
INS
West Bay
Portland
Admiralty
Wheat Prices Steady With Light Trade On Chicago Board
Wheat prices eased then steadied on the Chicago board in late trading. May wheat slipped to a season’s low early but recovered to close near opening levels as July and September deliveries held firmer. Corn rose modestly while oats were mixed and export activity showed light volume amid favorable crop conditions and dust storm damage reports.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Italy
United Kingdom
Argentina
Bulgaria
Stocks Steady As Light Selling Buys Inch Gains
In New York on Wednesday buyers moved cautiously with a tentative advance after an early spark. Trading slowed to a near stalemate but mixed buying pushed some industrials higher while rails and utilities lagged. Notable gains appeared in US Steel Union Carbide Allis Chalmers Jones Manville General Electric and International Paper preferred.
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New York
US Steel
Union Carbide
Allis Chalmers
Jones-Manville
General Electric
Wastinghouse
International Harvester
Wall Street and Chicago Grain Quotations Mixed Across Markets
Chicago cash grain prices edge lower on some grades while Minneapolis futures hold steady. Wheat and corn bids show notable variety across No 1 and No 2 classes with state and national exchanges reporting mixed activity.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Casis Grain
Montana
Markets Roundup Chicago Produce Butter Eggs and Potatoes
Receipts and prices for butter eggs and live poultry steady to unchanged. Butter eggs and cheese stocks show mixed movement with slight gains in some creamery products. Idaho and Washington russets firm with northern stock moderate. overall live poultry and potato markets show steady to slightly stronger tone as new stock shipments enter the market.
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Chicago
Louisiana
Bliss
Idaho
New York
Bond Markets Slip as Rail Shares Fall in Mixed Trading
In New York the bond market showed heaviness with rail related issues lagging on profit taking. Some issues fell 1 to 6 points while other sectors rose on demand notably International Telephone loans and several utility and general issue bonds. Government securities remained firm with treasuries higher on light activity.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Brooklyn Union Gas
Ohio Edison
Shell Union
Rock Island Generals
Treasuries
Washington
RFC
Birth Announcements from Central City and Nearby Areas
A series of birth notices list newborns in Central City and surroundings. Aene Porter is born May 17 at St Luke s hospital to Mr and Mrs Roscoe Porter of Central City. Other parents include Mr and Mrs Frank Porter in Iowa City Mrs J S Keahrer Cedar Rapids born May 11 at University hospital. Additional births on May 11 May 15 May 17 and May 18 occur at Mercy and St Luke s hospitals with addresses in Town City Westwood Cedar Rapids Town City and nearby streets.
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Roscoe Porter
Central City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Frank Porter
J. S. Keahrer
Iowa City
University Hospital
Cedar Rapids
H. O. Wood
Fourteenth Street
Town City
Sade Comley
Westwood Addition
Dick Carey
Twelfth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Bernard Kolsto
Eighth Street
Everett C. Faas
Thirty-fourth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Ralph A. Pratt
Nineteenth Street NW
H. H. Carter
First Avenue E
Was His Face Red
Fireman William Kemper and his crew rushed to a home alarm in Cincinnati. At the scene Kemper’s five year old son Earl stood by the box and confessed a companion had lifted him to trigger the alarm just to see the engines.
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Cincinnati
William Kemper
Kemper
Earl
Advancements at Coe Faculty include retirements and promotions
Coe college board promoted Vernon E. Lichtenstein and Warren N Keck to assistant professorships while C Harve Geiger received a fall semester leave of absence. Dr Walter S Newell will retire July 30 and become professor emeritus. John M Henry named temporary assistant business manager as S N Harris travels to Washington. Men’s dormitory project proceeds toward a Sept occupancy with a projected cost of 216000.
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Coe College
Board of Trustees
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
Warren N Keck
C. Harve Geiger
O. Seetainlk
Columbia University
Walter S. Newell
John M. Henry
S. N
Harris
Washington, D. C
E. B. McConkie
Department of Physical Education
T. R. Warriner
20-Ounce Premature Baby Placed In Incubator
In Valparaiso Indiana a 20 ounce premature baby boy born Monday night was kept alive in a shoebox with cotton and hot water bottles. Dr J C Brown said the child has a fair chance to live after being placed in an incubator at Christian hospital. The baby, born to Mrs Joseph Gray, was fed warm water diluted with milk and the incubator and oxygen tent were donated by local citizens from Chicago.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Christian Hospital
J. C Brown
Joseph Gray
Chicago
Deaths two Cedar Rapids figures funeral notices published
Funeral services for Mrs J W Minert former Flora Brown secretary treasurer of Tribune Publishing will be held Thursday at 4 pm in Moon chapel with Dr H M Gage officiating. Burial Cedar Memorial park. Also noted are the death of Mrs Ella F Tisdale and Will Randle with funeral details and survivors listed.
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J. W. Minert
Flora B. Brown
Tribune Publishing Company
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Moon Chapel
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Joe McCormick
Fred Fitch
Guy Linville
Fred Canfield
William Loftus
Fred Buchanan
Cedar Memorial Park
Death of Retired Farmer Reddin Busenbark in Iowa
Reddin Busenbark 76 of 712 Eighth Avenue SE found dead Wednesday at 7 am from a heart attack. Coroner Dr. B L Knight estimates death about 2 30 am Wednesday. Born Sept 10 1861 in Indiana he moved to Iowa 21 years ago to farm. Survived by brother Ed of Attica Ind and several nieces and nephews in Cedar Rapids. Body to Beach Funeral Home Marion pending arrangements.
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Reddin Busenbark
Eighth Avenue SE
Busenbark
B. L. Knight
Knight
Mr. Busenbark
Indiana
Jerry Busenbark
Iowa
Attica
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Beach
Marion
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Shafer in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Belle Shafer will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Turner chapel with the Rev. Elton D. Wells officiating. Burial is in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Alice Belle Shafer
Turner Chapel
Elton D. Wells
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Joyce Ann Eddins
Funeral services for Joyce Ann Eddins six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Willford Eddins will be held in Beatty chapel at 2 p m on a day to be announced and burial will follow in the local cemetery.
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Joyce Ann Eddins
Willford Eddins
Beatty Chapel
Funeral services set for Rev Marion Williams officiating
The Rev Marion Williams will officiate the funeral with burial to follow. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. She is survived by two aunts Catherine Eddins and Maxine Eddins and an uncle Russell Eddins among other relatives.
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Marion Williams
Cedar Memorial Park
Catherine Eddins
Maxine Eddins
Russell Eddins
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Bachman in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Elizabeth Bachman will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Turner chapel. The Rev. P L Bornhadt officiates with interment in Shiloh cemetery at Louisa. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Anna Elizabeth Bachman
Turner Chapel
P. L. Bornhadt
Shiloh
Louisa
Want Ads Offerings and Services in the Gazette
A collage of classified notices across services including fur storage and cleaning, insurance, repairs, and beauty shops. Ads promote fur storage by Mitwalsky Furriers, insurance through Stark Agency, and various personal services from jewelry repair to knitting and permanents. Local businesses list transport, van lines, and diverse consumer offerings.
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Mitwalsky — Furriers
Ginsberg
the Gazette
Kenwood Transfer
The
Gazette
Second Probasco Avenue
Main Springs
Stark Insurance Agency
Western, Mutual Insurance Co
Des Moiines
WH. K. Sehnefer
Kresge
Allied van
Lines, Inc
Ollr
Lynch Transfer& Storage Co
Old Wold & Sliver
Geo. B. Ludy
Allison
C. H. Knitting Co
Sovereign's
5Th Ave
California
Vogel
Macitine
1St St
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Associated Press
Ottumwa—Hoss
Mason City
Waterloo
Hicker
Austin
Linn County
Linn County Abstract CO
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Wilson & CO
Dial
Cholce
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wisconsin Exchanse— Twins
Porto Fuchs
Boston
U. S. Dept Agriculture
British Admiralty
Wall St
Winnipeg
J. B. Bennet S. Co
W._H. Jump imanager
Merchants National Bank
Adams
Jintl Tel & Tel
Amn
Hide & L
John Manville
Kuns City
M & Fdy
Kennecott Conn
Roll Mills
Lehleh Valley
Sincking
Libby Owens
Ann Su
Tata Lorys
Wat
Lorillard
Lewis'le
McKesson
Ark
Moershall
Armour & Co
Mathieson Ark
Assd Dry Goods
Miami Copper
Arch T&s
Mid Cent Pet
Atlantic
Mont Ward
Cncago
Avin’ Gorp
Lamson Brothers & Co
Baldwin Loco
Murray Corp
H. R. Mowrey
Balto & Ohio
Nash Kel
Nat Barher Co
Nat
Behn Alum
ATA Borden Co
Bano
Here Warner
Noli Amn
Briges Me
Nora Amr
Opt Amn
Henick
Ford
Penner Jo
Peoples Gas
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohio
Ce Radio Keith
Coca Co
Rep
Col Gas & el Ga
Solvents
P Schenley
Comw South
Seaboard Oil
ConrdermiaSears Roebuck
Consol Edison
Consol
StaShell Union
Consol Textile
Simmons Co
Conti
Socony
Conti Can
Curtles Wright
Calif
Curtiss
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Tni Gas Co
Uni Gas
Gimbel Bros Men
Glidden Co
Goehrl
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
Virgo
Praists
Walworth
Art Hat Corp
Ste Shward Bok
Hayes Body
Washes Bros
Hiram Walker
West
Trouston OU
Ofawvestnhse
Howe Sound
Quaker Com O
Peter Fox Sons Company
U. S
Treasury
Treasury J
Federal Farm
Northern Ireland
Aene To
Coe
Newell
Mrs. Minert
Ella F. Tisdale
Fred H. Tisdale
Burlington
A P. Alexander
Frank H. Snyder
Bessie Whitney
Ralph A. Snyder
Walter
Edgar Herrick
Oklahoma
Tisdale
White Shrine
Eastern Star
B. of L. E
First Baptist Church
Grant Anderson
Linwood Cemetery
Will Randle
Will, Randle
J. 11
Murphey
Rock Island
Calvary Baptist Church
Centralia
Ill
Nellie
Edwin
Fred
Long Beach
Clara McGregor
Atkins
Emma Courts
Twenty-first Street
Alta Duns
Vanity Beauty Salon
3Rd Ave
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount
Sara Park Salon
3Rd ST. SE
Madam Mae
Roosevelt Hotel
Deluxe
Lillian S
YOWA_ THEATER
Dorothea Krebs
Iowa Theater
LaVogue
Helene Beauty Sho
Peacock
Kennedy's
1St Ave. SE
Paris Academy
Joe Fisher
Hallwood
2Nd St
Business Cards Business Services
Bedial
Hawkeye ‘Tin Shop
Frank E. Russell Black
Sodding Clean Blue Cress
Kutchera Sodding & Conl
P Ave. NW
Geo. Steardware
ATOSH
L. E. Cummins
Seeree
H. R. Butters
Gardner Dial
Washington Ave
Kenwood
Hoover Electrical Products
Hanmimil
Swann Popcorn Co
Lambert
Lincoln Hotel
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Higley
Granby
Rapids Machinery Co
School of Welding
Henry Malek
Iowa School OF Welding
1St St. NE
ABC
Dickinson School
Chevrolet
Diamond 'S
STONE
First Ave
Studebaker
Wagner Motor Co
8Th St
Oldsmobile Co
Essex
Nash
MakKibben Motor Co
2Nd Ave
Allen Motor Co
10Th St
Lowe
Iowa Auto Mart, Inc
Midwest Motor CO
Baer
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