Prices Of Hogs Rise Amid Cold Weather and Sluggish Receipts
Hog markets edge higher as prices climb on reduced receipts and continued cold. Chicago bids mostly steady to 15-25 cents lower for some grades while Cleveland and East Buffalo show strength. cattle and sheep also rise with light supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pyschurch
Tucker East Bufsa
Lass S Laws
Hicher
Cleveland
P.burgh
East Bufalo
East
Cineman
ESOS
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ave
Met
St Louis
Buffalo
Bond Markets Mixed With Small Gains in U S Treasuries
New York bonds traded unevenly on Wednesday as notes showed slight advances pulling a broader demand. Liberty bonds and government issues moved modestly, while corporate issues faced varied activity amid cautious investor sentiment.
Grain Prices Rally On Cold Weather And Strong Market
The market showed stronger grains with firmer cash values as cold weather and robust demand boosted prices. Wheat advanced and corn slipped while oats held steady amid slow country offerings and ongoing hog market pressure. Receipts included 75 cars of corn and 6 cars of oats with a featureless morning for rye.
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Liverpool
Ana
Unas
Taoisday
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Report
Chicago cash grain notes show No 3 mixed 33 1 2 cents No 4 mixed 23 1 2 cents No 2 yellow 25 34 cents No 3 yellow 23 24 cents No 4 yellow 23 4 23 2 cents No 6 yellow 22 cents No 4 white 23 3 cents Oats No 3 mixed 16 1 2 cents No 3 white 16 1 4 barley 25 42 36 cents Timothy seed 2259 50 cents cwt Clover seed 550 41 80 per cwt Minneapolis receipts include wheat 3 cars vs 57 year ago with No 1 northern 47 74 to 48 3 cents No 1 dark northern 18 per cent. No 1 dark hard Montana 14 per cent. No amber durum 50 41 53s to arrive 33 65 4 4 3 4 cents No 1 red durum May 46 7 4 cents July 47 4 7 Sept CORN No 3 yellow 20 4 21 cents Oats No 3 white 14 7 44 7 14 7 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Northwest
Duluth
ST Louis
Kansas
J E. Bennett & Co
W.H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Houston Oh
Howe Sound
Alaska
Juneau
Hudson Motors
Allegheny Corp
Hupp Motors
Allied Chem
Allis Chalmers
Indus Rayon Amerada Corpn
Tel & Tel
Johns Manville
Kayser
Jultus
Ste
Amn
Corpa Resee
Ty Kroger G& B
Amn P and IL
Lambert
Lehich Valley
Amn Roll Mills
É& Myers
Amn Steel Fdys
Loews, Inc
Amn Sue Big
Loft. Inc
T and T
Lorillard P
McKeesport Tin
Wat
Mack Trucks
May
Dept Sto
Ark
Nat Gas
Mont Ward
Armour A
Motor Wheel
Atchison T SF
Murray Corp
Atlantic Rig
Nash Motors
Auburn Auto
Natl Biscuit
Aviation Corpn
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio
Barnsdall
Beatrice Cry
Nevada Copper
Bendix Rvngo
NY Central
Best & Co
NYNHE
Beth Stiel
Noranda Mines
Bohn Alum
Norf and West
Borden Co
Nor Pac Borg Warner
North Amn Briggs Mie
Ohio On
Brooklyn
Otis Elev
Bucyrus Erie
QUS Sivel
Burroughs Adg
Owens Illei
Cal & Hees
Packard Mtrs
Canada Dry
Para Publix
Can Pac
Penn RR
Peoples Gas
Caterpiler
Philips Pet
Cerro de Patco
Fractor Gambel
Chi & Ohio
Pub Sve NJ
Ches Corpn
Pullman
City Ice & Fuel
Seaboard Oil
Coca Cola
Sears Roebuck
Col Palmolive
Servel Inc Oo Cola Fuel
Shattuck FG
Col Carbonair
Shell Union Secana Col Gas & Elec
Credit Gt
Skelly Ol
Secony Vac
Southern
Consol Gas
Consol
Joe
Crown Cork
Cudahy
Curtis Wricht
Sthug NS Vees
del D & Wo
Stew Warner
Stone Webster Au Drue, Inc
Studebaker
du Pont
Elve Autolite
Tex Land Tr
Timken RB
Pow & L
Trans-America
Erie RR
Union Carbide
Ford England
Union Pac
Uni
Freeport Tex
Uni Coroneee
Uni Founaers
Gen
Uni Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas
U S
Gold Dust
Uul P& LA
Goodrich
Vanadium
Goodsear
Warner Bros
Graham
Woolworth
Hershey Choc
Yellow Truck
Bendix
Marshall
Born Warner
Middlewest Ut
Butler Bros
Prima Co
Chry Burrell
Quaker C
Quaker Pr
Edison
Swift & Co
Chro
Swift Intl
Cord Corpn
Chicago Produce Futures and Foreign Exchange Snapshot
Chicago produce futures show eggs and butter futures closed with standards noted. Foreign exchange rates list multiple nations against the dollar with varied cent values and a note on the hay market receipts in Chicago.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mix Wheat to Hens in Local Listings
The Cedar Rapids market column shows mixed grain quotes with wheat at 40 cents, rye 25 cents, barley 20, and corn curb at 13 cents. It lists hay at 86 00 and 15 for heavy hens, with various poultry prices and produce like oranges, California fruit, lemons, sweet potatoes, and cabbage. Cured hides and horse hides prices appear at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wall Street Stocks Climb Amid Tobacco Weighs Some Losses
Stocks moved higher in quiet New York trading with gains led by rail shares and industrials while tobacco issues kept a lid on advances. Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Du Pont, Case, American Telephone and U S Steel preferred among risers. declines lingered for National Biscuit and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Rays
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
du Pont
Case
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Alliad Chemical General Motors
Borden
National Biscuit
Rails
Liekett & Myers
Reynolds
American Tobacco
Steel
Consolidated Gas
Eastman, Borden
Westinghouse Electric
General Motors
New York Shipbuilding and Industrial Rayon
United States
Wall Street
Chicago
Middle West
Chicago Markets Mixed as Butter and Eggs Firm
Receipts show firmer butter with creamery grades rising and extras at 18 to 19 cents. Eggs remain steady with local graded firsts and car lots firm. Potatoes on track with weather limiting trades. poultry lived tight with firm dressed turkeys and varied chicke n prices. New York reports butter receipts 11009, firmer creamery prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ustac
Rock Springs
Poultry and Egg Receipts and Price Standings Report
Receipts show EGOS and standard white eggs with varied prices for near and midwestern markets. Dressed poultry and live birds hold steady with private store sales and western standards. different weights and pack types quoted with cents per unit.
Hogs Rise in Local Market Amid Steady Gains
The local hog market trends higher with an advance of 15 cents Monday followed by a dime Tuesday and another dime Wednesday pushing prices above 3.00 to about 3.10 per hundredweight. Calf market notes show choice 140-180 lbs at 87.50 to 90.50, good to choice 130-196 lbs around 83.50 to 85.00. lambs 75-85 pounds around 83.50 to 84.50 with other grades by quality.
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Chicago
Prs
Omaha
US Dept Agricultures
Associated Fress
Mason City
Sons
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Sencl. Air
Landlords raise Magnus Hotel claim to 6139 22 in attachment suit
In district court an amendment to the landlord’s attachment action increases the judgment against Magnus Hotel Company and Eugene Co Eppley from 1200 to 6139 22. Plaintiffs are Charles B Schaad and C C Tschirgi as administrators and trustee for Christine Magnus. Furniture was attached for 1200 rent due January with February rent and 3739 22 taxes added. An injunction restrains removal. A hearing on a receiver request is set for Feb 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnus Hotel
Magnus Hotel Company
Eugene Co. Eppley
Charles B Schaad
C. C. Tschirgi
Nettie Schaad
Christine Magnus
Christian Magnus
John T. Moffit
Marshalltown Chief Defense Witness In Fatal Accident Suit
Marshalltown police chief W. W. Akers testified for the defense in a $15,000 personal injury suit over a fatal 1931 accident six miles west of Marshalltown. The case against Kenneth S. Baker and Alice M. Baker involves the deaths of two people and a fractured skull suffered by Abe Babendure. Akers described arriving at the scene, identifying photos, and noting observations from a map of the road section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
W. W. Akers
H. C. Ring
Rose Babendure
Kenneth S. Baker
Alice M. Baker
Clyde E. Baker
Mount Vernon
Abe Babendure
Fremont
Neb
Simon Bordy
Henry Babendure
Akers
New Equity Assignment Set by Judge Moffit in District Court
Judge John T. Moffit assigns equity matters for the January term with a schedule running through February 16. Entries include Woodward vs Michael, Reinking vs Reinking, American Trust vs Havith, Weaver vs Coberly, Granville vs Selva, estate matters for Meyer and Thompson, and several administrator show causes and modifications. Schedule lists hearings on February 9 13 14 15 and 16 for multiple cases.
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Moffit
John T. Moffit
Woodward
Michael
Reinking
Reinking Reinecke
Reinecke American Trust and Savings Bank
Havith
Weaver
Coberly
Granville
Selva
Don Granville
Estate Meyer
Clayton Vs
Clayton
Thompson
Knapp
Hoyman
Robinson
Bankers Life
Dewees
Mason
Will contest heard over Fairfax man's estate
Judge A B Clark and a jury began hearing the will contest of Wesley Womochel who died July 1 1931. The contestant Joseph Womochel son of the deceased alleges undue influence while the bulk of the estate is to be divided equally among six children William Womachel Wesley Womachel Anna Podaril Emma Prybil Mary Vrba and Bessie Chihak with George W Marek a grandson joining the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B Clark
District Court
Wesley Womochel
Fairfax
Joseph Womochel
William Womachel
Wesley Womachel
Walford
Anna Podaril
Riverside
Emma Prybil
Iowa City
Mary Vrba
Cedar Rapids
Bessie Chihak
Joseph Womachel
George W. Marek
Burwinkle Wins $1100 Verdict in Loan Case
After six hours of deliberation a district court jury returned a verdict for Vincent Burwinkle in his $1261.50 suit against Vincent Gatto before Judge 4. B. Clark. The jury awarded $799 on one count and $400 on the second, for loans made to Gatto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burwinkle
Vincent Burwinkle
Vincent Gatto
4. B. Clark
Gatto
Merits of Bovine TB Test Debated in Iowa Hearings
Iowa lawmakers hear arguments on compulsory cattle tuberculosis testing. Proponents say tests protect markets and reduce disease, while opponents led by Dr J E Dyson warn of risks to children and question costs. Dairy interests cite 75 accredited counties and past reforms. officials note potential savings via local veterinarians.
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Ferguson
Fred Larrabee
Fort Dodge
Iowa
J. E. Dyson
Lee Hill
John Peck
Des Moines
George Godfrey
Algona
Ray Murray
Scheme to kidnap teacher revealed
A man disguised as a woman was among four kidnappers wanted as detectives probe the abduction of Mrs. Mary Skeele wife of USC music dean Dr Walter B Skeele. She was held for a $10 000 ransom and released unharmed after a hoax call. Detectives also linked a Pasadena teacher Miss Isobel Smith to the plot and described a gang seeking to abduct her nine days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Mary Skeele
Walter B. Skeele
College of Music
University of Southern California
Isobel Smith
Pasadena
Merle Smith
First Methodist Church
Miss Smith
Ames Dean Presses Debt Settlement Study on Currency
Charles F. Curtiss senior dean of agriculture at Iowa State College urged timely war debt adjustment at a Farm and Home week meeting. He argued for liberal terms with debtor nations and cautioned against gold standard conflicts and deflationary policies harming markets and confidence.
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Ames
Charles F. Curtiss
Iowa State College
Europe
Dean Curtiss
United States
Retires As Head Of Nickel Plate Road
W L Ross longtime railroad leader retires as Nickel Plate president a post he held since 1927. J J Bennet succeeds him having led the Chesapeake and Ohio and Pere Marquette railroads. Bennet’s future replacement is not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
Cleveland, O
W. L. Ross
Nickel Plate Railroad
J. J. Bennet
Ross
Bennet
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pere Marquette
Senate Approves Interior Department Appropriation Bill
The Senate on Wednesday passed the 43.8 million dollar interior department appropriation bill. It now returns to the House for consideration of Senate changes and marks the second major supply measure approved this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Interior Department
House
Governor Signs Mortgage Relief Bill for Farms
DES MOINES AP Governor Clyde Herring signed the farm mortgage relief measure after both houses passed it. The law imposes a moratorium on mortgage foreclosures until March 1, 1935, aiding distressed farmers during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clyde Herring
House
Senate
Funeral of Emma Tyler in Marion and community notices
Funeral services for Emma Tyler of Washington DC, formerly of Cedar Rapids and Marion, are set for Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in Yocom chapel with Rev W E Fisher officiating. Burial in Oak Shade cemetery. The Missoury event list includes a postponed Marion Linn chapter D A R meeting, various club gatherings, lodge meetings, and city notices of fire department runs and community meetings in Marion.
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Emma Tyler
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
The
Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion Linn Chapter
Frank Keyser
H. P. Carmichael
Savanna Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
General Board of Directors
Mareion Club
Iowa Electric and Power Company
Carmichael
Etta Lindskog
Chicago
General Milwaukee Women’s Club
Christianna Thompson
Linn County
Mark Shockey
Free Methodist Church
W. H. McDonald
Toddville
Dazzzy Vance Traded From Dodgers to Cardinals in Four-Player Deal
Brooklyn manager Dave Driscoll announced a four player trade sending pitcher Dazzy Vance and infielder Gordon Slade to the St. Louis Cardinals for pitcher Owen Carroll and infielder Jake Flowers. The deal involves no cash. Vance, a longtime Dodgers star, remains a high strikeout pitcher despite a disappointing 1932 season. Manager Max Carey expects new scenery to revive his form.
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NEW York
Dave Driscoll
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Dazzy Vance
Gordon Slade
St. Louis Cardinals
Owen Carroll
Jake Flowers
Driscoll
Vance
Dodgers
St. Louis
Max Carey
Carey
Dazzler
Iowa Farmers Call For Extended Moratorium On Foreclosures
Northwest Iowa farmers, led by the Farmers Holiday movement, urge delays on farm foreclosures until conditions improve. T. J. Considine cites heavy mortgage burdens under an unstable money system and supports monetization of silver and the Frazier bill for honest money and debt relief. W. G. Heikens and Hans E. Skott back debt relief and honest dollar value. Ed Ellison calls for a moratorium until relief is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Farmers’ Holiday Association
T. J. Considine
Considine
W. G. Heikens
Fostoria
Maquoketa
United Farmers Association
Heikens
Hans E. Skott
Ed Ellison
Woodbury County Farm Bureau
Senate To Resume Stock Probe Friday
The Senate stock market investigation will be resumed Friday. Senator Norbeck of South Dakota, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, announced the plan on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
INS
Norbeck
South Dakota
Senate Banking Committee
Electoral Vote Counted in Congress
In a boisterous joint session in Washington on Wednesday the house and senate affirmed Franklin D. Roosevelt and John N. Garner as President and Vice President. Four tellers announced the victory of the Democratic ticket amid cheers and rebel yells, with Vice President Curtis presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
United States
Curtis
Congress
Mollison Reaches Thies on England to Brazil Flight Plan
Capt. James A. Mollison arrives in Thies Senegal near Dakar while staging a multi city speed flight from England toward Brazil. He plans a trans Atlantic takeoff from the Thies area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakar
Senegal
James A. Mollison
England
Brazil
Thies
Here
Marriage Licenses for Frederick Hansen and Mary Meyer
Frederick Hansen and Mary Meyer, both of Cedar Rapids, were issued marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hansen
Mary Meyer
Cedar Rapids
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Roosevelt Hotel
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Treasury
St of
Iowa Fleethe Licht & Power Co
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Seventh Street
John Rohrer
Fifth Avenue
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Viola
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J. A. Cooper
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
West Marion
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Sixth Street
Tuckabache Club
Merle Knight
Fourth Street
Aaron Taylor
Vinton
George Knight
William Alexander
Philip Bunting
Walter Patten
George Burns
A. E. Granger
Central Avenue
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Eighth Avenue
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S. J. Elder
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Marison
Springville
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Kensington
W. H. Quass
W. G. Neill
Eleventh Street
Floyd Dickey
Ninth Street
Pearl Bulkley
John M. Miller
Harlan
Clogston
Charles Duster
Garden Drive
Klatter Klub
J B. Fosdick
Eleventh Street North
Ivanhoe Club
A .P. Munson
Scott
Marion Post
American Legion
Vv. HA Balster
Cardinals
Mollison
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