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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1935
Page
8
Fifteen hogs owned by C E Grubb of Barnes City Iowa sold for a top price of 10 dollars each to a Sandusky Ohio packer. The animals averaged about 205 pounds and the sale reflects ongoing market strength with processing tax affecting packer costs. East St Louis and South Omaha markets also advanced in the same period.
Market tone steady despite improving weather and a dip at Liverpool. Wheat futures traded narrowly as May softened against July with country offerings small and slow shipping demand. Oats and rye rallied on short covering while hogs surged to a top, prompting lard buying. cash prices mostly unchanged with light receipts.
Grain receipts and shipments data cover Chicago and surrounding regions, detailing wheat movements and quantities for the week and year prior. The table lists sources, destinations, and totals, highlighting market activity and seasonal trends.
The New York market showed selective gains with notable advances by American Can Loews DuPont Chrysler American Smelting Cerro de Pasco and Universal Leaf Tobacco. Trading featured profit taking in buoyant issues while bonds and commodities moved irregularly and hog prices surged at Chicago.
Local hog prices surged Tuesday morning with good hogs advancing 20 cents to a top of 9.55 a hundredweight, tying the high point last seen October 20, 1930. Good packers raised bids 35 cents, with tops at 8.45.
Grain and produce items with assorted prices. Wheat at 95 cents a bushel, corn 79 cents, oats 64 cents, varieties of hens and cocks priced per dozen. Produce includes oranges lemons and berries with listed wholesale figures. Miscellaneous buyers offered hides and cured hides with per unit rates.
Ray Castelline was bound over to the grand jury on a 25000 bond by Judge TY. Luke in municipal court charged with entering a bank to rob He was identified by three witnesses as resembling one of the robbers who looted the College Savings Bank on April 22 Three Mason City witnesses identified Castelline as one of the trio who stole the automobile used in the bank robbery County Attorney Frank Lounsberry said.
John R. Buri former assistant manager of the S S Kresge store in Cedar Rapids died in Lincoln Illinois from septic sore throat and acute nephritis. He was Lincoln store manager since 1928 and active in multiple local groups. Sadie Warren of Cedar Rapids died after a brief illness at a local hospital. She was born in 1867 at Hopkinton and survived by a daughter and son, four sisters and two brothers, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
John T. Gething 74 of 1640 First avenue E died at a local hospital after a brief illness. Born in England he came to America at 21 and lived in Cedar Rapids over 25 years after moving from Poplar Grove Illinois. He had no near relatives. Funeral at Beatty chapel 7 30 p m Wednesday conducted by Father A M McLaughlin. Body to be sent to Poplar Grove Illinois for burial.
Nathan Sayles 65 died at his home 635 L Street SW at 8 50 p m Monday after a long illness. Born in Mahaska county July 23 1869 he lived in Cedar Rapids sixteen years. He is survived by wife Mary a stepson Ralph E Tipton two brothers Otis Newton and James Truro. Funeral in Beatty chapel Wednesday at 3 30 p m Rev I E Linkletter. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Tuesday.
Merlyn Dewayne Medinger nine percent four months old died at a local hospital at 8 40 a m Tuesday after a short illness. Survived by parents and maternal grandfather Frank Robinson and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Medinger of Cedar Rapids. Funeral announcements will be at the home. Harry T Phillips on 55 died at home 1410 A street SW at 7 pm Monday after a long illness. Survived by wife Elsie and two children Jo and Wary. Funeral at Jaye We chapel Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Mr Stokes with burial at the cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday evening.
Funeral services for Michael White of Mount Vernon were held at the Ready chapel on Wednesday. Rev Kueherd of Clearwuters conducted the rites. Interment followed at Oak Hill Cemetery. The notice mentions Foragn investments in the United States totaling 4.6 billion dollars and references Amerien investments in AD KAD Tes BAHL Va S259 MAL ON as part of the context.
Legion meeting outlines Memorial Day services at Oak Shade Shiloh Dunkard and Crabapple cemeteries with 7 am start and Boy Scout help. Service squad to Springville then local city park ceremony before visiting Shiloh and Dunkard cemeteries. Also plans for a county stag party and a horse show chaired by Dr. H N Strader.
Funeral services for Mrs Charles L DeWald who died after an operation in a Cedar Rapids hospital will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m at the Yocom chapel. Burial in Oak Shade cemetery. She was born Lydia Ellen Gillilan Sept 11 1867 near Springville and married Feb 22 1887. Survived by husband two sons and two daughters nine grandchildren and a sister. She was active in church and fraternal groups.
G H Clark leaves Marion after eighteen years at the Commercial Savings bank where he served as president. He becomes cashier of the Commercial State bank in Marshalltown, which opened May 15. Mrs Clark and their charges Barbara will join him. Community events include class day tonight at Lincoln school, commencement Thursday at the Methodist church, and Memorial day plans at Memorial hall with Rob ert Mitchell Woman's Relief corps No 126.
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals ordered Bruno Hauptmann's counsel to include in the Flemington trial appeal record the opening remarks to the jury by defense attorney C Lloyd Fisher and the summarization by Edward Reilly, chief of the defense staff. The ruling follows a state request and aims to aid the court when the appeal is heard June 20.
New York bond market prices posted small changes with Treasury notes and railroad peers fluctuating slightly. Dealers noted narrow trading ranges as several issues held steady while utilities moved in both directions amid uneven demand and limited turnover.
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