Hog Market Fluctuations Across Regions Tuesday Reports
Chicago and other markets show mixed hog receipts with light output in parts and heavier runs elsewhere. Prices ranged with top hogs around 370 dollars, while yearlings and cattle saw declines and steady trends in several centers.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Iowa Market Receipts Reported By Associated Press
Market receipts from Iowa show varied beef prices with weights and categories across Mason City Oelwein Waterloo Des Moines and Waterloo guides. Prices include best cuts at 180-300 lbs and primes around 260-290 with packer and hog figures noted for several districts.
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TOWA
Des Moines
Tapi
IUS Dept Agriculturet
Interior Town
Minnnesota
At & Am
Hicher
Associated Press
Iowa
Mason City
Waterloo
Good Packers
Sugar Market Day in New York City Exchange
Market notes from New York sugar exchange show diverse prices and point values across nations, listing Belgium Germany Holland Norway Spain Sweden Denmark and more. The record references ports and currencies with scattered figures, reflecting a broad international sugar trading snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bengium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Sp Eer
Spain
Girerce Sd
Polard
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Read in Mixed Row
Local listing shows varied prices for grains, produce, fruits, vegetables, and meats. Items include wheat at 40 cents, oats 12, rye 2, shelled corn 18, straw 8, potatoes 150 per 100, and assorted cured meats with approximate per unit costs.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
Cedar Rapids
Disbrow
Merchants National Bank
Ing
Iguly
Repeal bill stirs grain prices before profit taking
Wheat and corn edged up briefly on the repeal bill moving through the house but soon faced selling. The market held near Friday levels as traders waited for the vote. Provisions steadied to easier while other grains mostly stayed dull and unchanged. Receipts and cash prices remained steady amid light trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Far East
Grain Market Report From Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices
Minneapolis cash grain market shows mixed grains with corn and oats at various No 2 to No 6 grades. Prices include mixed corn at 22 to 24 cents per bushel, yellow corn around 21 to 25 cents, white oats near 14 to 17 cents, and barley plus Timothy seed noted with per cent premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Market Drifts Lower As Roosevelts War Debt Talks Loom
New York bonds drifted irregularly lower amid domestic and international pressures. Federal maturities eased, foreign issues sagged, while select U S issues and utilities posted fractional gains as traders awaited Roosevelt’s war debt negotiations.
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NEW York Bonds
New York
United States
Beet Erade Corporation
Roosevelt
Lindsay
Reich
Belgium
Astraa
France
Italy
Illinois Central
Chile
Detroit
Edison
Mostrailroad
Flour Market Minneapolis Carload Lots Reported Prices
Partial data shows large flour shipments in Minneapolis with prices quoted per barrel and per ton. References to sacks rotted and shipments of bran and middlings indicate disrupted supply and unstable quality in the market.
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Minneapolis
APP
Local Hog Prices Hold Steady Amid Market Briefly
Hog prices on the local market remain steady with no changes across grades. Top price held at 2.90 dollars, while calf markets show limited offerings and good to choice sheep grades vary by weight and quality.
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Oman
Omaha
AP CC S Dept Agriculture
Wall St. Stocks Mixed in Quiet Monday Trading
The New York market drifted lower with several issues down 1 to 3 points while some names such as National Distillers advanced. American Can weakened over 3 points as others like Allied Chemical and Du Pont declined. U S Steel and Montgomery Ward fell fractions, and about 850000 shares changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
American
Allied Chemical
McKeesport Tin Plate
Union Pacific du Pont
Columbian Carbon
J Ce. Penney
Owens-Ilinois Glass
U S. Steel
Montgomery Ward
T’he
American Can
American Tobacco B
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Case
Santa Fe
Union Carbide
U. S. Steel
DuPont
Corn Products
Coca Cola
Safeway Stores
Penney, Drug
National Biscuit
Nash
Public Service
N. J General Motors
Standard
National Distillers
DuPcent
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
Chesapeake and Ohio
Wall Street
Chicago Produce Markets Report Pine: Eggs Butter and Livestock
AP market summary from Chicago and New York detailing live poultry, eggs, butter, cheese, and dressed poultry receipts. Notable figures include Wisconsin round whites and Idaho russets, egg and butter futures, and East St. Louis hog and cattle bids with prices and ranges across several classes and grades.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha Aces
East St Louis
St Joseph
Siouxa City
Ee Aee
St Aul
Indianapolis
C.eveland
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado McClures
Armer
Chicago Produce Futures
New York
Mid-Western Exchange
East ST. Louis Livestock
EAST
Court dissolves temporary injunction in Magnus hotel case
Judge John T. Moffit in district court sustains motion to dissolve a temporary injunction in the landlords attachment suit faced by Magnus Hotel landlords against Magnus Hotel Company and Eugene Coppley. Hearing for receiver appointment set for February 24. landlords seek 6139.22 including 2400 rent and unpaid taxes. levy on hotel equipment withdrawn.
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John T. Moffit
District Court
H. C. Ringman
Landllords
Magnus Hotel
Magnus Hotel Company
Eugene Coppley
Ae Charles B Schaad
C. C Tschirgi
Nettie Schaad
Tschirgi
Jury Returns Verdict For Defense In Mrs Koppes Death Suit
In a Davenport district court trial before Judge H C Ring a jury returned a directed verdict for defendants K Gibson and Kenneth McShane in the $15 737 damage suit by J W Schwind Jr as administrator of Clara Koppes estate over a Dec 20 1931 crash at highway 13 north of Marion The collision involved a truck owned by Gibson and operated by McShane and a car driven by William Fleming of Davenport Mrs Koppes and Mrs Fleming were killed in the accident The motion for directed verdict had been overruled Wednesday and trial began last Tuesday
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H. C. Ring
J W. Schwind, Jr
Clara Koppes
K. Gibson
Kenneth McShane
Springville
McShane
G'bson
William Fleming
Davenport
Marion
Jury Impanelled in Julis Damage Suit in District Court
A jury was impanelled before Judge A B Clark to hear a $500 damage suit by Albert Julis Jr and Florence Julis Jr against Andrew Erickson over a crash at E Avenue and Twentieth Street SE on June 25. Erickson counterclaims $654 14 for auto damage and injuries.
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A. B Clark
Albert Julis, Jr
Florence Julis, Jr
Andrew Erickson
Lester Evplish
Erickson
E Avenue
Twentieth Street SE
City Briefs and Personals Update
Local notes report a range of items including a chicken supper ad and school event notices. Chris Brown, 44, received a thirty day jail sentence for intoxication, with a suspended extra day to leave town. Francis Smith and Stanley Calogo fined for disturbing the peace. Lyle Huss pled guilty to reckless driving with a thirty day driving suspension.
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Chris Brown
G S. Lightner
Francis Smith
Sixth Street
Stanley Calogo
Covington
1000 Farmers Challenge Girl Justice Over Fines and Milk Prices
About a thousand farmers gathered at Mil dre Vanececk’s office in Avoca and Council Bluffs demanding remittance of two fines totaling $200 for hunting without a license. Miss Vanececk refused and ordered police dispersal as farmers later issued a 48 hour ultimatum to raise milk prices at a local dairy.
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Council Bluffs
Justice At the Peace
Hugo Petersen
Wilbert Jacobsen
Avoca
Mildred Vanececk
Petersen
Jacobsen
Iowa
Linn farmers plan on sitting tight amid farm outlook
Economists at a Linn meeting note more cows and hens on U S farms and lower feed prices but no expansion in enterprise. They warn any rise in dairy or poultry output could depress prices and urge maximizing use of existing equipment and reducing costs to weather the weak price outlook. They forecast limited cash and labor constraints, with shifts toward self sufficiency and local production while tariffs and trade issues loom.
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United States
Judgments Won Against 130 Iowa Legislators
Des Moines AP reports district judge Lou Ladd awarded 57 493.33 dollars in judgments against 150 members of the Forty third Iowa general assembly over unreturned money from the legislative expense account act. Complainant William E. Winneke substituted after Brown McCrary’s death. many named legislators defaulted.
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DES Moines
Forty-third
Iowa General Assembly
Lou Ladd
Brown McCrary
Carroll
William E. Winneke
McCrary
Frank C Byers
C. F Clark
E. W. Clark
D W Kimberly
Otto F Lange
E. M Lichty
D. R. McCreery
Lew McDonald
W E. MacLeland
Fred W Netson
Marion Athletic Show Includes Boxing and Wrestling at Christie Building
The Marion Athletic club opened at the Christie building with matches. Rope the butcher threw Jimmy Bear in 13 minutes using an arm lock. Kenny Gibson defeated Sam Smith in 7 minutes with a headlock. Mugs Davis beat Chuck Lee in four rounds. Bean Picker Edwards won a four round match over Kid Jerick. Red Hanson was defeated by Bud Ozburn in four rounds. An intermission acrobatic act by Peder Paulson highlights the program.
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Red Hanson
Bud Ozburn
Peder Paulson
Hartlington
Neb
Gene Miller
How House Voted on Repeal Issue
Detailed roll call lists party totals and individual votes on the repeal resolution. Democrats and Republicans are named by state or district, with totals for for and against and notes on paired or nonvoting members. The record tracks opening day voting and two paired names.
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Ayres
Blanton
Browning
Busby
Cartwright
Collins
Cooper
Tennessee
Dominick
Doxey
Driver
Ellzey
Eslick
Goldsborough
Greenwood
Johnson
Oklahoma
Lankford
Georgia
Ludlow
McClintic
McKeown
Mobley
Morehead
Norton
Nebraska
Patman
Patterson
Rankin
Sanders
Texas
Sandlin
Shallenberg
Swank
Tarver
Wilson
Wright
Adkins
Allen
Beedy
Biddle
Bowman
Brand
Ohio
Burtness
Cable
Chiperfield
Christopherson
Clarke
Cochran
Pennsylvania
Cole
Iowa
Colton Cooper
Crail
Crowther
Culkin
Davenport
Dowell
Eaton
Colorado
Evans
California
Finley
Frear
French
Garber
Gilchrist
Guyer
Kansas
Hall of Tinois
Hall
North Dakota
Hardy
Haugen
Hawley
Hoch
Hogg
Indiana
West Virginia
Holaday
Hope
Houston
Delaware
Jenkins
Kelly
Ketcham
Kinzer
Kopp
Kurtz
Lambertson
Leavitt
Lovette
Luce
McClintock
McFadden
McGuern Magrad
Manlove
Mapes
Moore
Mouser
Murphy
Nelson
Maine
Partridge
Ramseyer
Reed
New York
Rich
Robinson
Seiberling
Short
Simmons
Snow
Sparks Stalker
Strong
Summers
Washington
Swanson
Swick
Swing
Taber
Taylor
Temple
Thatcher
Thurston
Timberlake
Underhill
Wason
New Hampshire
Weeks
Williamson
Wood
Intiana
Yates
Knutson
R. Minn
Horner
D. W Vai
Stevenson
Montague
D Va
Christgau
Hare
Senate defers action on maximum millage bill
DES MOINES AP The Iowa senate on Monday postponed until Tuesday debate on the Beatty Bennett maximum millage levy measure. The bill would cap taxes at 60 mills on taxable value and set up county budget commissions.
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DES Moines
Iowa Senate
Beatrice Man Fined For Drunk Driving In Police Court
John Jones, 41, of Beatrice Nebraska, was fined 100 dollars and costs in police court Monday for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested Saturday night on a state charge that was changed to a city charge on Sunday.
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John Jones
Beatrice
Neb
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Twelfth Ave
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J. BE. Bennett & Co
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Woolworth
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Court House News
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Eppley
St. Patrick’s School
Lyle Huss
Second Street SE
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Marion News
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Tenth Street
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Presbyterian Church
Bernita Sebern
Glenn Kinser
Amy Dean
Albert Arp
Katherine Burroughs
Alice Wallace
Margaret Zak
Jack Higgins
Mrs
Frank Higgins
Symphonic Six
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Motion Lodge
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Charles Starry
Lenore Sed
Mary Charlotte
Martelle
Ed Starry
Ashley
Woman’s Club
James A. Cline
Hennison Engineering Company
Charles Telfair Cline
Herman Dedem
Burlington
Mr. Cline
Co. A. Cline
Georges Washington
Matt Schuller
Charles Seebach
G. M. Schuller
Frank Dloughy
Iowa City
A. R. McElwain
al Schueler
American Legion
Howard Lembaugh
O. O. P. Club
Lloyd Rahn
Clara Rieter
University Hospital, Iowa City
Bernice Stearns
Lisbon
John Mathes
Lee Fitzgerald
Charles Duster
Garden Drive
Klatter Klub
Marion Shakespeare Club
Cc. B. Vernon
Addie Shumack
Caneton Marion
No. 7
Patriarchs Militant
W. G. Keppenhaver
Fourteenth Street
W. E. Koopenhaver
R. A. Crew of
Perry
Marion Nest
Legion Hall
W. H Balster
J. T Grayston
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Carl N. Owen
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Arthur Newman
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Shippers Association
Marion Community Club
Tom Stewart
Martelle Wednetay
Mer Stewart
Ed. Armstrong
John McDonald
Herbert Dunn
Carl Wiley
George McBride
Melvin
Zita McGuire
Edward McGuire
Manilla
Methodist Hospital
MceGuire
Ladies Sodality of
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles D. Berry
Culver City
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Berry
Covina
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Charles Berry, Jr
North Hollywood
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San Francisco
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Virginia
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Hollister
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Hooper
Hopkins
Horr
William E. Hull
James
South Dakota
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Kahn
LaGuardia
Lehr
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