Hogs hit new top as receipts bulge in Chicago market
Chicago AP reports hog prices reached new highs at 10.10 for medium weight hogs, up five cents from Wednesday, despite a larger-than-expected run of about 12 000 hogs. Sows rose 15 cents, with heavyweights and light hogs trading around 9.4 to 10 dollars, while cattle prices slipped on weaker dressed beef demand. Receipts totaled around 16 000 cattle and hogs combined, with lambs steady to stronger amid smaller inventories.
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Chicago
AXE
Amt
Chicago Livestock
S Dept. Agricultures
Colorado
Livestock market report from multiple Midwest yards
Receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across St Paul Omaha Des Moines Mason City Waterloo Ottumwa Austin and other markets. Quotes include bids for calves heifers cows bulls vealers hogs by weight class with gains of up to about ten cents and steady to higher overall, noting best sheep and lambs and heavy packer prices.
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ST_ PAUL
ST Paul
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Good Packers
Wall Street Stocks Hold Narrow Rise Awaiting Bonus Veto
In New York the market showed a narrow range with oils farm machinery and scattered specialties advancing while the general list stayed steady. Major gainers included Texas Corp Tidewater Oil Deere Case Good year Great Western Sugar Universal Leaf Tobacco and American Smelting with transfers around 1,250,000 shares.
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NEW York
Senate
Texas Corp
Tidewater Oil
Deere, Case
Goodyear
Great Western Sugar
Universal Leaf Tobacco
American Smelting
St. Joe
Sterling
House of Representatives
Westinghouse
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
St. Joe Lead
American Crystal Sugar
Case
Copper Corporation
London
Montreal
Washington
Commission
Thursday's Quotations and Minneapolis Flour Market
Purnished by J. FE Bennett and Co W Jump manager in Merchants National Bank building. Telephone 9151 Flours market notes unchanged shipments 23 382 pure bran 2560 26 standard middlings 29 5067.30 00. The item lists grain prices and market status with supplier contact.
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J. FE. Bennett & Co
Jump
Merchants National Bank
Minneapolis
Chicago
North- West
Duatho
ST Louis
Local hog prices rise on Thursday to 9.65
Hog prices continue to swing higher on the local market with an advance of five cents in all grades pushing the top to 9.65 dollars. The move reflects ongoing demand and tighter supply in the region.
Grain prices drift as Senate bonus vote looms
Grain traders hesitated on both sides awaiting the Senate vote on the bonus bill. On the Chicago Board of Trade, prices moved in a narrow range with wheat up to 89?53 cents May, corn up around 1 or 2 cents, and oats near 33 to 34 cents May. Local buying dominated, rains delay planting in Illinois and Iowa, and cash markets showed little change while provisions and hogs strengthened lard.
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Chicago
Senate
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Minois
Shipping Board
Mllinois
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Reads like a late spring market list from Cedar Rapids detailing prices for grain wheat oats barley and corn as well as wholesale fruits vegetables and hides. Foreign exchange rates from New York show demand for various world currencies with rates for Britain France Germany and more.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Belgrum
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Fineland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Roumania
Brazil
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Grain Price Confusing Movements Across Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago cash grain quotes show mixed prices across wheat corn and oats with No 2 hard wheat at 102 and No 4 yellow at 87 according to API cash listings. Minneapolis reports higher cash levels with No 1 northern spring wheat and durum futures and spot corn and oats price details and protein grades amid season changes.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Sugar Market Sees Spot and Futures Prices Hit New Highs
New York sugar market shows spot prices up 10 points to 335 with shipments at 350 a year high. Futures open 1–2 points higher and rise to new season highs for July and September. July No 3 advances to 2.50, September to 2.56, with refined at 5.25 for fine granulated.
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New York
Aris
Wool Market Boston Prices Rise on Strong Demand
The Boston wool market showed very strong demand with prices advancing on most domestic wools. Minimum grease basis prices for combed Ohio fleeces across grades, including fine and 50s, found buyers near 28 cents, while scoured prices hovered around 70 cents. Buyers sought twelve month Texas wools and 7%-We types on choice lines.
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Boston
API
U .S. Dept. Agricultures
Ohio
Holne
Texas
Boston Society Girl Plunges To Death
Boston AP reports 28 year old Esther Sears, a prominent Boston society girl, died Thursday from a plunge from the third floor bedroom of her home. Medical examiner Dr. George Burgess Magrath said she apparently was walking in her sleep.
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Boston
Esther Sears
George Burgess Magrath
Royal Neighbors District Convention Opens in Cedar Rapids
More than 300 delegates registered for the eighteenth annual Cedar Rapids Royal Neighbors of America convention. Ida Mae Danson presided at 10 a.m. as Hugh Orchard led the invocation and Vivian Hollingsworth presented the flag.
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Cedar Rapids
Royal Neighbors of America
Ida Mae Danson
Jones, Linn
Johnson
Hugh Orchard
Vivian Hollingsworth
Frank K. Hahn
Grace W. McCurdy
Des Moines
Bertha Melicher
Valley Camp No
Matilda Berlin
Springville
Willie Mae Rush
Laura Emmons
Wyoming
Coughlin Set To Press Bank Bill Before Senators
The Detroit priest Reverend Charles E. Coughlin will testify before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee at 10 30 Wednesday morning to urge enactment of his Bank of the United States bill. Introduced by Senator Nye of North Dakota the plan would replace the administration reform with a central bank of issue run by 48 directors with one from each state.
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Washington
INS
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Bank of the United States
Coughlin
Senate
Nye
North Dakota
Federal Reserve Board
Chicago Produce Markets Show Mixed Butter Eggs Steady
Chicago and New York reports list receipts for butter eggs and poultry with firmness in butter and eggs. Butter prices hold around 26c per pound with creamery grades strong while egg prices gain for firsts and storage packed types. Poultry remains firm with varied weights and grades, while potato and carrot movements show moderate trading and some regional price shifts.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin Sound
Michigan U
Idaho
U_S
Louisiana Bliss
Florida Bliss Triusv
S&s
Rock Springs
New York
Bond Market Steady Amid Senate Bonus Veto Wait
New York bond traders moved in a narrow groove as senate action on the bonus veto loomed. U S government loans held firm to slightly easier, with many issues trading near prior close. Rail bonds showed mixed movement while a few issues edged up such as United Drug National Daily Star American Telephone and American Smelting. some issues eased including American and Foreign Power and Pacific Gas. Foreign section was dull as Liberty and Treasury notes closed mixed.
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New York
Senate
U. S
United Drug 53
National Daily Star
American Telephone Ss
American
Pacific
Union Pacific
Marion News Funeral for Joseph Wilson
Joseph Wilson funeral services were held Tuesday at the Alburnett Christian church with Rev. Gordon Smith officiating. Extended family and out of town attendees were listed, and burial took place at Lafayette cemetery. The notice includes other local society items and upcoming events.
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Joseph Wilson
Christian Church
Alburnett
Gordon Smith
Clyde Wilson
Harry Wenger
Carl McCalley
Kenneth Balderson
Raymond Palmer
Paul Pickering
Chester Kimes
Benny Boddicker
Kenneth White
Lafayette Cemetery
William Hall
Hattie Moore
Normal
Sue Wilson
Danvers
John Satchett
Newton
John Anderson
Manchester
Clark Bowen
Ira Palmer
Glenn Palmer
Robbers Take Jewelry Worth 75000 In Fifth Avenue Hold Up
New York AP report notes connoisseurs in robbery seized jewelry valued at 75000 from Ross Pennell Co shop on Fifth Avenue. Despite many pieces, 82 were stolen with high average value about 900 each. One item, a 45 carat catseye ring, valued at 12000. Three men carried out the holdup.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Ross Pennell Company
Six Die and Forty Four Hurt in Chinese Plane Crash
AP reports six men died and 44 were injured at the Canton military aviation field after a formation plane flew too low and crashed into a building during a stacked lecture. The wall collapsed trapping soldiers, with five fatalities among listeners.
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Canton
Canton Military Aviation Field
Court House News Hears Note Suit And Local Cases
Judge H C Ring heard Carolyn M Sterner vs Springville Savings Bank and D W Bates receiver to cancel a 7500 dollar note signed by Paul Sterner and Anna W Sterner for alleged lack of consideration. The case will be submitted by written arguments. O Connor of Burlington received a one year county jail sentence for larceny but was released after thirty days. Perpetual Savings and Loan seeks 700 dollars against Hadsell Wrecking and Salvage in a note suit. Anna Dolley was granted divorce from Loren Dolley for cruel treatment with custody of their 8 year old daughter. Other actions include Armstrong Clothing against Mrs W J Scheib for 218 76 and Ralph Lupton against W J Kroupa and Albie Kroupa for 802 46.
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H. C. Ring
Carolyn M. Sterner
Springville Savings Bank
D. W. Bates
Paul Sterner
Anna W. Sterner
W. V. O’connor
Burlington
O’connor
Caroline Peterson
A. B. Clark
Anna Dolley
Loren Dolley
Armstrong Clothing Company
W. J. Scheib
Ralph L. Lupton
W. J. Kroupa
Albie Kroupa
Nebraskan Builds Violin For Daughter
Fremont. Neb. Henry Watt built a full sized violin for under one dollar using home grown woods and simple hand tools for practice and occasional concerts. The back sides neck are maple from nearby, and the finger bar and tailpiece from a Fremont apple tree. The instrument took three months to complete and Watt rates it better than two earlier self made violins.
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Fremont, Neb
Henry Watt
Watt
Evelyn
Fremont
Reward for Want Ad misuse and listed local happenings
The Gazette offers a $25 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone using its Want Ads for immoral money schemes. The page also lists events and ads including an organ piano recital by Wendall Wade Eugene Wade at St Pauls M. E. Church on Friday June 1 1935 8 00 p m with ticketing and nearby vendors.
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Gazette
Wendall Wade
Eugene Wade
ST Pauls M. E
Iowa
May Drue Co
MAY
Ginsberg
Sten
Rosen Hlal
4Th
Hall-Ekfelt
Armstrong
Andrew
Ist
Harpers
St. Ave
Richards
Richards College Pharmacy
Smithsonian
Richards Col. Phy
16Th Ave
Eller
R. S
Denovo
Gardener's
Glasgow
C.R. Knitting Co
Griffith Feath
Matt
Kenwood
Stampa
Hawkeye Stamp Co
Transportation cooperation wanted near Glacier Nat
A note seeks a Cornell student or other traveler needing transport around June 1. Exchange names references and discuss fare, aim to share travel costs. Contact Cleveland message dated May 28 from Springville Georgia.
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Cornell
Glacier
Cleveland
Cape Poch
Springville
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Poma Hupp Motors
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Butler, Bros
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Kerry
Lynch Corn
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Sparks
Edison
Quaker Com
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Okr Pr
Crane Ca Hshold
Swift and Co
Hellemann
Walgreen Wens
Sinclair
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R. E. Disbrow
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Ulyars
Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Association
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Dial
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Johnson County
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Peoples Church
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Parlor City
Valley
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Iowa City
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Grace Bedford
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Anamosa Camp
Senators
NEW York Bond Review
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Treasury
Marion News
Nature and Garden Club
John Clay
Clyde Derflinger
Verle Breed
Lenore Stark
Coe College Chapel
Percy Hutton
Dickey’s Grocery
W. K. Lothian
Eighth Avenue
H. G. Stitzel
George Stitzel
Clinton
George B. Stitzel
Dixon, Ill
Herbert Parker
West Brooklyn
Ill
Lois Marie Stitzel
Marion High School
Methodist Church
W. E. Fisher
Billy Reed
Jeanette Titus
Alice Wallace
Robert Munson
C. B. Vernon
A. E. Granger
Delbert J. Pugh
C. J. Biddle
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Adah G. Thompson
Thompson
Avenue NE
Marion
Eastern Star
Boone
Dora Bromwell
Bertha Owen
W. B. Nelson
Alhambra
Calif
Carrie Reichert
Palisades
City Park
Wybro Griffiths
Hastings, Neb
Verle Etzel
Dry Creek
Louis Mekota
Fred Lutz
W. E. Smith
Frank Clark
Emma Kendall
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
R. Lee Taylor
F. S. Skinner
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Martello
Edward Carey
Fourteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Tennyson Club
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K. M. Saunders
Emma Klein
W. E. Peddycourt
Gene Miller
Delbert Pugh
Harold Phillips
J. A. Jones
Chinook, Mont
Dora Morgan
Hopkinton
James Fairley
Fairley
H. P. Barber
Robert Barber
Everett Vroomen
Normau Barber
Vivien Smith
Athenian Art Club
Paul E. Popejoy
New Hallwood
Floyd Robson
Frederick Taylor
Mildred Irons
Marvin Edison
Book Club
Earl Miller
Iowa News
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Frances Collins
T. R. McGeorge
Ladora
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Brandon
A. E. Bennett
Upper Iowa University
M. E. Church
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Hadsell Wrecking and Salvage Company
the Gazette
United States
Nebraskan
CW. Edwards
Internal Revenue Office
Blue Ribbon
9Th St. SE
Cetehhah
Swisher Pavilion
Real Good Orchestra
Plaischs Parkway
Public
Joe's Joy Arch
AN Village
Abrams
Lgist ST. Nee
Gene
Thave SB
Ola
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Sam's
Frank
Joe Navratil
Little Barrel Inn
Mike
Dae Auto Transportation
Cinderella Beauty Shop
C. Kennedy's
Jat Ave
Boas
Weiss Beauty Shop
Permanent Wave
Helene Beauty Shop
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