Hog Market Mixed With Steady Cattle and Lamb Prices
Cattle and hogs show mixed signals with steady to higher prices for fed steers and yearlings while hogs rise modestly though receipts are heavy. Lamb and sheep demand remains uneven, with shippers and packers bidding lower on some lots, and feeders scarce across major markets including Chicago, Cleveland, and St Louis.
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Bulis
Carly Sais
California
ST Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
East St Louis
South ST Paul
Dept
Richy Con
Kansas City
Us&s Department of Agriculture
Hoss
Cremnati
Buffalo
East St
Sioun City
Sioux City
Tata
Local Cedar Rapids Miscellany Lists Food Produce and Prices
A fragmented Cedar Rapids page lists produce prices and goods including corn, hay, straw, sweet potatoes, potatoes, cabbage, crates, and hides. It mentions perishable items, regional suppliers, and a note on microscopic animals that make the sea glow.
Persistent small lot wheat buying holds prices steady in Chicago
Persistent buying of wheat in small lots kept prices from dropping sharply, while profit taking dragged the board 17s to 2c below the prior session. July and September wheat bought in small lots. receipts one car. Corn, oats, rye, barley and provisions moved lower in a choppy session.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain Prices and Supplies Across Citicago Area Markets
Grain movement reports show mixed prices for wheat corn oats and barley with No 2 yellow wheat around 37 cents per bushel and No 2 white oats near 25 cents. Receipts indicate Minneapolis and Chicago markets with cash prices and futures notation including amber durum and dark northern varieties and protein levels noted for several lots.
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Citicago Casit Grain
Chicago
Minnefapotis
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Markets Drift as Investors React to Government Issues
Wall Street traders tracked modest gains in Treasuries and corporate bonds amid ongoing government policy concerns. The market showed earlier strength as rates dipped slightly and notable issuers posted mixed results, with investors awaiting further signals from officials and earnings.
Markets Briefs from Chicago and New York Commodity Notes
Market prices for butter eggs and poultry show mixed firmness in Chicago trade with steady to firm tones. New York creamery butter and cheese receipts firm with average to fancy standings while poultry markets hold steady amid wholesale demand and storage futures drift.
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Chefefsf
Lee Lee
Orearby
Amidwestern
Henners
Steady Brothers
Local hog market mixed with price advances and premiums
An advance of a dime Tuesday lifted top hog prices at Sinclair Hog Market to 3.40 for prime hogs 120 to 260 pounds while other weight classes saw varying bids up to 500 pounds. Calf and lamb markets show limited bids with premiums paid for quality livestock.
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Sinclair
Wall Street Stocks Resume Mixed Trading After Profit-Taking
Wall Street opened with heavy profit-taking driving prices down 1 to 3 points before steadying. Allied Chemical fell 4 points then recouped, while U S Steel American Can and other issues slid modestly. Turnover reached about 3.4 million shares as traders eyed inflation expectations and a possible dividend from Norfolk & Western.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
American Can
U. S. Smelting
Santa Fe
du Pont
National Steel
General Electric
Radio
Westinghouse
Hudson
Chrysler
Nash
Standard of
New Jersey
US Steel
United Aircraft
New York Central
Union Pacific
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
Texas
Texas Corporation
Norfolk & Western
Wall Street
U S. Steel
Ten Ontario mines report 3.93 million pay dirt in November 1932
Twenty gold and silver mines in Ontario yielded 3,934,183 dollars in pay dirt during November 1932. The figure reflects mining activity across several operations and highlights the region's mineral output for the month.
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Ontario
Iowa in Brief Highlights Local Obituaries And Events
Funeral services were held for Amanda Tures 90 a Buchanan county pioneer in Union Protestant church. Aggie Falloon 73 died at Dysart with funeral in Dysart cemetery. Washington Baptist women rally elected new officers. Wyoming class of 25 graduates with play Happpy Valley. Hawkeye club picks officers. Tama court case seeks relief funding. Newhall marriage set for May 3. Maquoketa declamatory contest leaders named.
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Buchanan County
Union Protestant
W. F. Long
Dubuque
Tures
William
Charles
Ella Clark
Joseph
Minneapolis
Albert
Leonard
Ward
S. D. Dysart
Aggie Falloon
A. J Paton
E. E. Clemments
Dysart
Ray
S. Clark
Des Moines
Claude
Wyoming
Laurena Bennen
Hawkeye
D. H Gundacker
History and Travel Club
G. W. Aspinwall
L. W Sachs
Maude Rogers
L. C Johnston
W W Burkhart
A E. Dungey
H H. Engel
L. C. Johnston
Central City
Ward Woodbridge
Federated Aid Society
Banks Geesey
J. E. Blodgett
Ina Bliss
HR. DuBois
Federation of the Baptist and Congregational Churches
Tama
Tama County
William Lorenz
Paul N Greenwood
Kansas
Iowa
Clarence Nichols
van Horne
John G Boddicker
Newhall
Elsie Marie
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Paul Schallau
Conrad Schallau
Erland’s
Schallau
Here
Women of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
St Joseph's Guild
Roy Kelly
Osborne O’brien
Icel Tiernan
C. B Barron
Maqu
Sugar market opens steady as futures slip on Tuesday
New York AP reports spot raw sugar quiet with softer undertone. Futures down 2 to 4 points while refined sugar remains at 4.50 a hundredweight. Minneapolis AP notes flour market steady with shipments 27918 and prices for bran and middlings listed.
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NEW_YORK
Minneapolis
City Council Approves New Police and Fire Pay Cut Plan
The city council adopted a revised method to cut police and fire salaries. Officers would refund half a month's pay every six months, totaling about eight and a half percent. An additional one and a half percent would go to the pension fund, raising the deduction by half a percent. Chief W C Benesh and Fire Chief Emil Kohout were called into a secret session for approval.
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W. C. Benesh
Emil Kohout
Noyes Again Named President Of The Associated Press
Frank Noyes publisher of the Washington Star was re elected president of the Associated Press by the board of directors following the AP annual meeting. William J Pape Waterbury Republican became first vice president and George B Longan Kansas City Star moved to director. Kent Cooper reelected secretary and Jackson S Elliott assistant secretary.
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NEW York
Frank
Noyes
The
Washington Star
Associated Press
William J. Pape
Waterbury Republican
George B. Longan
Kansas City Star
Mr. Pape
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Kent Cooper
Jackson S. Elliott
J. R. Youatt
Mr. Noyes
Adolph S. Ochs
New York Times
Paul Patterson
Baltimore Sun
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Bulletin
Richard Hooker
Springfield Republican
European finance chiefs set for Roosevelt talks at sea
Berlin reports Hjalmar Schacht Reichsbank head sails Thursday to the United States for economic talks with President Roosevelt. He travels with finance and economics ministry representatives aboard the S S Deutschland due in New York May 5. Genoa notes Guido Jung, Mussolini appointee for economic talks, also sails to New York with expert staff aboard Conte Savoia.
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Berlin
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
United States
Roosevelt
Ministries of Finance and Economics
S. S. Deutschland
New York
Genoa
Italy
Guido Jung
Mussolini
Conte Savoia
Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn Separate After 19 Years
Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn announce their separation after nine teen years of marriage. They deny plans for divorce and say they still care for each other while pursuing separate creative work. St. Denis continues classes in New York and Shawn teaches at his farm in Lee, Massachusetts.
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Ruth St. Denis
Ted Shawn
New York
Miss St. Denis
Ted
Shawn
Lee
Mass
Nine Charged With Homicide In New York Labor Riot
Nine men were charged with homicide and malicious mischief after a violent labor feud in New York. Mobsters armed with pistols and lead pipes attacked fur workers, killing one and injuring many. Three suspects remain in hospital in critical condition. Irving Potash blamed fur manufacturers and rival unions. Union spokesmen tied the assault to a prior bomb slaying of Morris Langer in Chatham New Jersey last month.
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New York
Irving Potash
Morris Langer
Chatham, N. Dj
Miss MacDonald And Mrs Roosevelt At Labor Hearing
President Roosevelt backs the Black 30 hour week bill though it remains not an administration measure. Secretary Frances Perkins told the house labor committee while Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Miss Ishbel MacDonald listened attentively as Rep Elizey asked a question.
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Waliington
INS
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
House Labor Committee
Rep
Elizey
Mississippi
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ishbel MacDonald
Three Dead and Three Missing in Colorado Snowstorm
The spring blizzard sweeping Colorado and Wyoming left three dead, three missing. Identified victims include H H Ramsey of Glen Cairn ranch near Colorado Springs, Danny Sullivan of Lander Wyoming, and a Casper Wyoming shepherd known only as Louis. Search continues for Mrs. Sarah Ashley missing since Thursday en route to a Deer Creek canyon ranch. Also listed as missing are C A McCammon of Colorado Springs and Peter Ericksen of Laramie.
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Denver
INS
Colorado
Wyoming
H.H. Ramsey
Glen Cairn Ranch
Colorado Springs
Danny Sullivan
Lander
Wyo
Casper
Louis
Sarah Ashley
Deer Creek Canon
Here
C. A. McCammon
Peter Ericksen
Laramie
Marion Man Henry Johnson dies after five weeks TB therapy
Henry Eugene Johnson 43, of Marion, died Monday at a Cedar Rapids hospital after five weeks of treatment for throat tuberculosis. Born March 21 1890 in Anamosa, he was a Milwaukee railroad fireman for 22 years and left a wife Emma Baker and six children. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Yocom chapel with burial in Anamosa. He was survived by a brother Roy Johnson. He joined the Anamosa Methodist church and was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen.
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Henry Eugene Johnson
Cedar Rapids
George W
Bessie Johnson
Anamosa
Marion
Emma Baker
Harold
Donald
Bessie
Mildred
Helen
Leona Jean
Johnson
Ivanhoe Club Meets at Mrs Kennedy Home
Mrs Walter Kennedy hosted the Ivanhoe club at 896 Fifth Avenue on Monday The forum opened the program with a review of Lady of the Lake featuring cantos by Emma Klein Slife Roeder Seager Kinser and Lindahl Miss Klein reported on the Cedar Rapids county federation meeting Plans were made for a Trojachs frolic on May 4 and members were asked to meet at 10 30 am at Mrs Andrew P Munsens home Music Club Program followed at the public library with Miss Louise Braska presenting a program including piano and vocal solos readings and duets by members with Miss Naso accompanying
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Ivanhoe Club
Walter Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
Emma Klein
W. L. Slife
Joe Roeder
Ralph Seager
Glenn Kinser
Frank Lindahl
Klein
County Federation
Cedar Rapids
Andrew P. Munsen
Musical Literary Club
Public Library
Louise Braska
Moskowski
Edna Roberts
Shubert
Wolf
Teresa Naso
Bernice Hach
Janet Elder
Kramer
Walker
Fenner
Naso
Carl Bohm
Ruth Engstrom
Harralee Rockey
Local church groups plan meetings and visits in town
Mrs. Harry Hall hosted the Laura Bailey Auxiliary meeting at 368 Seventh Avenue with Miss Lillian Bleakly presiding teaching "Lady Fourth Daughter of China." Delegates and alternates were named for the Lisbon district conference May 10. Other notes mention a Presbyterian tea at Mrs. W. L. Slife’s home and various church events and visits in Anamosa and Iowa City.
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M. O. Winter
John Johnson
Alta Emerson
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. L. Slife
Twelfth Street
Trade Commission Probes Doherty Financing Practices
The Federal Trade Commission opened a detailed review of Cities Service Securities operations. Examiner Dr. Thomas W. Mitchell warned the firm’s market activities mirror stock market control practices that could inflate prices and spark speculative booms followed by crashes harming the public and investors. Cities Service Securities, created in 1927 by the Henry L. Doherty group, is wholly owned by Cities Service.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Cities Service Securities Company
Thomas W. Mitchell
Henry L. Doherty Company
Cities Service Company
Convicted Foshay Juror Sought by Federal Authorities
Federal authorities issued a bench warrant for Mrs. Genevieve Clark of Minneapolis, the juror in the Foshay case who failed to report to county jail to begin a six month term. Her contempt of court sentence was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court, with a stay until Monday before her absence triggered the warrant.
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ST. Paul
Genevieve Clark
Minneapolis
Foshay
United States Supreme Court
Clark
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