Hog Prices Fall as Receipts Thin Across Markets
Chicago cash hogs ease with receipts light and some markets steady to near 10c higher. Top quotes around 3.50 with most at 3.00 to 3.50. sow demand weak. Cattle and sheep mixed with Chicago strong on high grades, while East Buffalo and St Louis show softer tones amid thin supplies. Totals across major markets show Chicago about 6,000 hogs and 8,255 cattle. other centers vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Cincinnati
East St. Louis
AYS. Amt. No
Ted
Vorra
Uss Edge
Sioux City
Vectern
Kego
Nebraska
Insi--Ostimatea
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Indianapolis
TowA hog prices and market notes from Iowa runs
Prices at Iowa markets listed by Associated Press traders show hog values around 240 to 290 per cwt. Trade activity includes feeders and packers with varied bids, teens to mid 200s, noting strong wholesale pork demand and regional price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peris
Iowa
Maton
Markets Chronicle Dairy and Cheese Receipts Mix
New York reports show Butter receipts steady with improved demand. cheese and creamery products hold firm. Standout dairy items include 83 sears of cheese and 12 to 16 percent price spreads, while butter futures edge higher on steady to strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steadstreamery
Stron
Vedie
Ofreten
Marlie Fey
Raul Anes
Wheat and grain prices hold narrow range on Chicago board
Wheat and corn stayed near the previous close as weak stock markets weighed on prices while firm foreign markets provided support. Oats and rye eased, cash markets showed little activity with unchanged prices and light receipts, while Liverpool and Winnipeg edged higher on currency and weather factors. Provisions held steady as domestic milling demand remained solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Canadian Exchange
Liverpool
North America
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
Grain Movement Shows Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Prices
Chicago cash grain notes list various wheat corn oats and barley prices with No 2 yellow and No 3 white oats values. Minneapolis receipts and bid quotes mirror market activity with No 1 northern and dark northern wheats and amber durum prices along with corn and oats bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Mixed price list from Cedar Rapids showing Wheat Oats Barley Corn and various staples with hundreds of items including meat hides farm produce fruit and foreign exchange rates. Notes include futures for Chicago markets and assorted stock- fed prices.
Wall St Stocks Shows Further Decline in Late Trading
Wall Street extended losses in late Thursday trading as selling resumed after a brief morning dip. Shares fell in many big names including Case, Du Pont, United Aircraft, Eastman Kodak, and Chrysler, with some dinted by industry price-cutting fears and dividend doubts. Homestake rose over five points as about 1.2 million shares changed hands, while bankers watched Roosevelt’s reclamation project proposals and the impact on electric power and oil issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Case
du Pont, Lambert
United Aircraft
Santa Fe
Eastman Kodak
New York Central
Westinghouse
Union Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Sears Roebuck
Chrysler
Western Union American Telephone
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
American Can
DuPont
Macy
Norfolk and Western
Eastman
Owens Illinois Glass
Goodyear
U. S. Steel
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Wall Street
Roosevelt
South
United
Senate
General Motors
du Pont
Standard of
M. J
Standard of N. J
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska
Juneau
Tel & Tel
Chem
Als Chalmers
Amerada Corpn
Kayser Julius
Amn Braker
Ntesee
Amn
Kroger G & BB
Amn Int! Corp
Lambert
Amn Lavo
Lehigh Valley
Miers
Sirbon Amna Rail M.1
Amn Smelting
Loft. Inc
Amn Steei Fdys
Lorillard P
Louisville Gas A
McKeesport Tin
Wes
Mathieson
T'sMay Dept
Atk Nat
Armour oAltsaMid
Mchicen Tok Aa Mo Kanssies
Kantic
Pagio Pac
Anwarn Auto
Mont Ward
Avaton Corp Mn
Baldwin Loco
Murray Corp
Balto & Obo
Nath Motors
Barnetall A
Nat His
Nort West
Burroughs Adge
Nor Pac
North Amn
Cal & Heela
Owens
Cerro de Paco
Penick Ford
Penn RR
Ches Capa
Peoples Gas
Phillins Pet
Proctor Camel
P&p
Pylman Co
Chao & NW
Chao RE & P
Radio
Coron Chrys
Mtr
Keith
Real Silk
Rem Rand Col Gas & the
Coml Credit S'gRevn
Con Salvents
Staboard
Comw Southern
Sears Roebucs
Congoleum
Serve Inc
Shell Union
Consol Owl
Simmons Co
Gontt Inc
Derigou Eal Fasf
Contriptors
Eas
Curtis Wrieht
Stand Brands
Ldtz Davison Chem Sere Begijn
Oy Gore
Frisco Oet Eastman Kod
Stew Warner
Eohadttine Xics
Elec Bond & S
Stutz Motors Oe
Elec Pow & L
Acon Coppers
Y ‘ Ex Coron
Ford England
Tex Land
Trans America
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Ant Aircraft
Elec
Uni Corpa
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Cord Corpn
Sarft Intl
Grebe Grinow
Marshal Fid al
Flour market Minneapolis price report and livestock receipts
Alum in stock report shows flour shipments at 8 50 per unit for pure bran and 8 00 to 8 50 for middlings. Livestock receipts include hogs with top bids around 350 with 1000 head pending, cattle at 1490 and calves 800, and sheep receipts near 1200 with varied values.
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TAST
ST Tolis Livestock Fast
ST Touvis LP
Hogs Weaken on Local Market Pullback
Local hog prices slipped a nickel across all grades on Thursday. Sinclair Hog Market lists top at 275 for choice 140-180 Ibs, with good to choice 130-190 Ibs at 24.50 to 3.50 and other grades by quality. Sheep markets show choice lambs at 0.83 to 4.50, with similar range adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Hog
Des Moines
U S Dept Agriculture
Interor Towa
Minnesota
Bond Market Slips Amid Mixed Domestic Foreign Influences
In New York bonds declined after rally spurts as both domestic and foreign pressures weighed on prices. Rail stocks showed weak spots with freight car loads dipping for the week ending Jan 28. Several rail and utility issues fell, while U S government issues remained firm but quiet with some Treasuries advancing. Liberty bonds closed lower at varied levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Fe
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake Corp
Chicago
North Western
Missouri Pacific
Southern
Erie
Union Pacific
American_ Telephone
Cincinnati Gas
Consolidated Gas
Columbia
Kansas Gas
Pacific Gas
Dilltles Power and Light
Western Union
International Telephone
Hitler
United States
Treasuries
Will of Cedar Rapids Woman Leaves Estate to Relatives
The will of Mrs. W W Walker of Cedar Rapids who died Jan 18 was probated in district court. Her estate is split equally between sister Mrs W Morton of Lake Forest Illinois and step-daughter Mrs A W Lee of Cedar Rapids with other bequests to Jane Morton Mary M Parkhurst and Alma Calkins. Mrs Morton appointed executor. will dated Feb 3 1931.
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W W. Walker
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Lake Forest
Ill
Times Company
Davenport
Mary M. Parkhurst
Alma Calkins
Winnetka, Ill
Morton
W. E. Felgar and E. B. Kearns Wills Probated
The will of Willis E. Felgar of Cedar Rapids who died December 6 was probated by Judge John T. Moffit. He left equal shares to sons Roy E. Felgar and Jay Felgar and a stepdaughter Grace Wenger, with a $500 trust for grandson Willis Felgar to Grace Yeager. Executors named: Grace Yeager, Roy E. Felgar, Jay Felgar. The E. B. Kearns will, died January 10, probated Thursday, leaves entire estate to wife Laura G. Kearns, with Laura appointed executrix. Will drafted March 15, 1922 in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis E. Felgar
Cedar Rapids
John T. Moffit
Roy E. Felgar
Jay Jd. Felgar
Grace Wenger
Willis Felgar
Grace Yeager
Jay Felgar
E. B Kearns
Laura G. Kearns
Burlington
Brislawn and MecCollister to Anamosa for sentences
Sheriff Petrus and Deputy Davis escort Charles MecCollister and Mike Brislawn to Anamosa for state reformatory service. Brislawn’s 30 year murder assault sentence, granted Feb 13 1920, was revoked Jan 25. he faced assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury for an attack on Leo Holub of Prairieburg Nov 30. MecCollister received an indeterminate five year term for larceny from two men in a First avenue apartment. Other items note liquor nuisance charges against Dickson and civil judgments involving Okinow's Inc., Cedar Rapids Paper Box Co., and various personal injury actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus
Jay Davis
Charles McCollister
Cedar Rapids
Mike Brislawn
Central City
Anamosa
State Reformatory
Brislawn
Reformatory
Board of Parole
Leo Holub
Prairieburg
Buchanan County
McCollister
H. C Ring
First Avenue
Film Writer von Brincken Charged With False Report
Hollywood report states Baron William von Brincken, former German official now a film writer, was arrested on a charge of making a false police report after claiming gangsters fired at him. He posted $500 bond and was to appear Friday to enter a plea as ballistics linked a bullet in his car to his own pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
William von Brincken
San Francisco
Liberty
von Brincken
Relief loans push urged by Roosevelt era head
R F C head urges Congress to authorize 150 million more for direct relief loans to states. Miller, president of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, backs the Wagner bill to liberalize the program but warns against opening all resources to relief loans. He cites funds left and a state nearing exhaustion of its quota, with Illinois singled out as borrowing about 38 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Lewis
Dem
Senate
Charles A. Miller
Corporation
Miller
Illinois
Hitler Calls Germans to Reject Reds in Speech
Hitler told Germans to reject communists as he defended his four year plans for labor and farming. He recalled WWI service, claimed past Marxist rule caused ruin, and said his manifesto is not an election speech while asserting personal resilience and honesty.
Democrats Shelve Farm Relief in Beer Debates
Congress adjourns without action on farm mortgage relief as farmers press for relief via insurance and banking actions. Garner signals no House action this session while McNary plans to pursue repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment after pending appropriations. Wet and dry factions clash over repeal timing and beer linkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
John N. Garner
Charles L. McNary
Garner
Copsright
Tire Price Cuts by Akron Rubber Firms
Akron based Firestone and Goodrich announced price reductions on automobile tires to meet sharp cuts by mail order houses. The move targets most local tire stock, with expectations that other manufacturers will follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, O
INS
Akron Rubber
Firestone
Goodrich
Marion news highlights Presbyterian anniversary gathering
The Christian Endeavor society hosts a Saturday evening observance of the 52nd anniversary of the movement with a banquet by the General Aid society and an exhibit on Korea by Rev. Roscoe C. Coen. Tickets at the door. Also reports on church groups, local illness, club meetings, basketball prep, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Movement
General Aid Society
Korea
Roscoe C. Coen
Presbyterian Church of
Marion
Kores
Alice Blair
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Church
Coen
House approves Brookings survey to study state cost cuts
Des Moines AP report The Iowa House passes a senate joint resolution 87 to 19 creating an interim legislative committee with $25,000 to hire Brookings Institute of Washington for a study of state government and potential reorganization. Debate ends party lines. an amendment to cut funding failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
House of Representatives
Senate
Brookings Institute of Washington
Sours
Floyd
Dave McCreery
Linn
Brookings Institute
Deaths Mrs A W Loftus Cedar Rapids Woman Dies
Mrs Dolores Loftus wife of A W Loftus 1739 D avenue NE died at a local hospital at 9 35 p m Wednesday after a long illness She was born at What Cheer October 9 1895 and had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1918 She leaves her husband her parents Mr and Mrs William G Richardson Center Point and a brother Bernard Richardson Van Horne She was a member of First Christian church Valley Camp 2136 Royal Neighbors Milwaukee Railway Women's club R N A Booster club and held offices Funeral announcements will be made later Friends may call at the Turner chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Loftus
Dolores Loftus
A W. Loftus
D Avenue
What Cheer
Cedar Rapids
William G. Richardson
Center Point
Bernard Richardson
van Horne
First Christian Church
Valley Camp
Royal Neighbors
Milwaukee Railway Women's Club
R. N. A. Booster Club
Turner Chapel
Briggs Plant Near Full Output As Other Plants Resume
Briggs Auto Body plant neared full time production while allied plants resumed work and Ford prepared to recall workers for 1933 models. Ford stated production would restart only after enough bodies arrive to ensure full output. Picket lines thinned at Highland Park and Mack Avenue Briggs plants as sufficient applicants lined up for jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Briggs Auto
Allied Body
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Highland Park
Mack Avenue
Briggs Company
Buttermilk Bottle Explodes Hurts Woman in Minneapolis
Mrs. Margaret Herslett says a bottle of buttermilk exploded as she opened her refrigerator door, cutting her hand on flying glass. She sues a dairy company for 2575 dollars in a Minneapolis AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Margaret Herslett
Hog Allotment Bill Sparks Divided Pro Hog Views
Washington AP reports hog producers split on a domestic allotment bill before a Senate committee. Earl C. Smith backs applying the plan to hogs citing farmer benefit. F C. Collins and others warn price fixing cannot close gaps with other farm products. A Iowa farmer notes farmers resist bureaucratic control amid mortgage pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Earl C. Smith
Illinois Agricultural Association
F C. Collins
Denver
Colo
American National Livestock Association
F. F. McArthur
Oakland
Towa
F. C. Collins
J. R. Howard
Clemons
Boy 16 Tells Of Stealing 200 Cars
CHICAGO UP A 16 year old boy who calmly admitted to police that he stole more than 200 automobiles in fifteen months was sentenced to a term of one to twenty years in the Pontiac reformatory. He had escaped four times from the St Charles school for boys and said he drove stolen cars until tired or they ran out of gas before abandoning them for friends to strip. In the last two months he claimed to steal about eight cars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pontiac Reformatory
St. Charles School
Thomas W Miller Regains Citizenship
President Hoover signed a certificate restoring citizenship to Thomas W Miller of Wilmington Delaware former alien property custodian who served a sentence in Atlanta penitentiary for frauds tied to payments to a German subject and the sale of American Metals assets seized during the war. restoration endorsed by the district attorney and the trial judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Thomas W. Miller
Wilmington
Delaware
Atlanta
Miller
Richard Merton
American Metals Company
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Oman
Kansas City Livestock
ST Joseph Livestock
ST Joseph
Atl Wetchts
George J. Naxera & Co
Third Street
Pradier
Nery
Neil Gare
Oprae
Buttfr
Sears
FOGGS
Ec Jorn Lee Freep
Propuer
Wits
Mid Western
Neaed
AETNA
IZE
Hi. C. Burleson
Agency
Lamson Brothers and Co
E. Disbrow
North- West
Duluth
Lerhorn
Cros
Orances Caferrin Nave
Caterina Crapefruit
Lewes
Heitlett.co
Fortign
Fnchange
Odo
Joan Ts Curent
Brita
Hatand
Norway
Seeden
Denir
Suvrera
Sran
Port Wal Vt Ae Ce
Poland
ILIAN
Hastovakia
Austra
Roumana
Argentine
Brazil
Montreal
Wall St
Sinclair Hog Market
NEW York Bonds
Liberty Bonds
NEW YORK /AP
United States Government
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Court House News
W. W. Walker
W. E. Felgar
E. B. Kearns
Charles MecCollister
R A Dickson
Dick’s Place
Lake Avenue NE
G K Thompson
Dickson
Max Goodman
Okinow’s, Inc
Ramsey County
Charles Sramek
Cedar Rapids Paper Box Company
Elin Jacobs
B M Chilson
Henrietta Chilson
G. R Arthaud
Tom Smith
Andrew Lorenzen Smith
Lorenzen
First Street
Eighth Avenue
R. F.C. Head
Reichstag
Akron
Marion News
Christian Endeavor
China
Newell Trimble
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Ray McCalley
James Biesecker
Floyd Emmons
H.R Livingston
Mabel Kesting
Grace Young
L. C. Coon
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Roy Sells
Joyce Marilyn Fosdick
J. B. Fosdick
Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
Robert Goodyear
Marion High School
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon and
Marior
Ed Reed
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Lois Diane Sheiler
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Rainbow
H F. Lockwood
Louis Mekota
Sunshine Division
Dan Cory
Endeavor Division
E. J. Esgate
Loren Craft
W. A. Hanscom
W. J. Wallace
Keystone
Alva Whitney
Howard Titus
Amos Cooper
O. C. Olney
Vernon Drive
Ameigo Club
W. B. Sebern
Josephine Donovan
Louis Smith
Secret Order of Debaters
Lincoln School
James R. Shaffer
Jefferson, In
Chatterbox Bridge Club
Harold Howe
Earl Beiber
John Larkin
Glenn Lare
Delta Delt Club
Stanley C. Thomas
Tenth Street
W. E. Smith
Harry Hense
G. R. Waters
Monticello
Carsner
George Mann
Iowa Cty
Briggs
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