Hog market prices surge on light receipts at major markets
Heavy buying and steady to higher demand pushed hog prices up across Chicago Cleveland East Buffalo and St Louis after lighter receipts. Chicago tops rose to 3.20 per cwt with broad advance while Eastern markets showed gains 10 to 20 cents and steady to higher tones in others.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Representative Salis
MIX. & Butchers
Ave
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
ST Louis Livestock
ST Louis
Uncertainty Rules Grain Markets In Spite Of Support
Chicago prices edged in narrow ranges as uncertainty and government relief fears kept sentiment cautious. Wheat slid 1 to 4 cents, corn rose around half a cent, oats and rye dropped modestly, while provisions stayed dull but firmer amid farm board withholding news and a cold southwest outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Farm Board
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Malformed Chicago Markets Poultry and Produce Notes
Market report from Chicago shows live poultry receipts and prices including hens roosters and turkeys with scattered figures across locations Leshorn Rock Springs and Wisconsin. Potatoes eggs butter and dressed poultry prices and receipts are listed with mixed color eggs and standard market terms for New York and midwest regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Pridayton Terroi
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
NEW York Produs New York
IAP
Local Market Summary with Fruit Prices and Hides Rates
Readable fragments show a market listing for Cadar Rapids with fruit prices such as bananas lettuce pears apples and various vegetables. Also detailed are hide and fur values including coyotes skunk raccoon and otter price ranges and grade codes.
Grain Movement and Wheat Receipts Across Cities
Grain movement data shows Tuesday wheat receipts across Chicago and the northwest with figures for Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago, alongside miscellaneous receipts and market quotes from J E Bennett Co and Merchants National Bank. The report lists prices and share movements for wheat corn oats and related commodities across multiple exchanges and firms in several cities including Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth.
Local porkers are dime higher on market
Hog prices strengthened on the local market Tuesday with all grades advancing a dime. Top price reached 2.45 per hundred weight. Calf market reports show choice calves 140 to 180 pounds at 83 to 5067. good to choice 130 to 190 pounds around 50. Other grades vary by quality. Sheep markets list choice lambs 75 to 85 pounds with heavier lambs priced by quality.
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Sioun City
Sioux City
Capett
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City West
Ottumwa
Wall St Stocks Drift In Wide Activity After Opening Higher
New York AP stocks drifted with small declines and gains as Case fell about one point while American Tobacco B and Liggett and Myers B rose. Early gains faded to a sluggish market with losses in Allied Chemical American Telephone United Aircraft and others.
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New York
Case
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
American Can
DuPont
US. Steel
American Telephone
National Biscuit Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
General Motors
International Harvester
Allied Chemical American Telephone
United Aircraft
Liggett and Myers “B
North American Aviation
Magnolia
Socony-Vacuum
Sinclair
Standard of Indiana
National City Bank
Chicago cash grain market report headlines and prices
Chicago AP cash grain notes for wheat corn oats and barley show No 5 red wheat around 44e to 44- with mixed quality quotes. No 3 corn around 22 7/44 to 23¢. oats around 14 HYF with mixed grades. barleys and timothy seed listed with per bushel or ton values. Receipts and year-ago comparisons indicate varied activity and regional price differentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy Seeld
Montana
Bond Markets Mixed as New York Bonds Edge Higher
In New York the bond market showed mixed results with gilt eds and debentures gaining while several state issues hovered around the unchanged line. Notable items included a New Jersey Power debenture up about four points and City and regional issues showing fractional moves as traders awaited clearer direction.
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New York
Peepre
Joe Seer
New Jersey Power
Laeties
Missouri
Cotte
Plate Bouthern
Lonna
Philacepti
Benadura
Camtra One
Piatat
Unitedtates Government
Winkler Freed Of Robbery Charge In Yorkville Case
Gus Winkler, linked to Capone gang, was dismissed on a December 1930 robbery charge against Plano State Bank. Prosecution cited lack of evidence after Winkler had been cleared in a separate Lincoln Bank hold up and related securities recovery a year earlier.
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Yorkville
Gus Winkler
Capone
Plano State Bank
Winkler
Lincoln
Neb) National Bank and Trust Company
Lincoln Bank
John W. McClintock, 83, Linn County Resident Dies
John W. McClintock, 83, lifelong Linn County resident and retired farmer, died at his Palo home at 1 pm Tuesday after a long illness. Born August 31, 1849, in Linn County, he lived in Palo for 24 years. Survived by wife Rachel, two daughters Mrs. Albert Railsback and Mrs. Alice Lewis, son Warren, two sisters Mrs. Sarepta Murray and Mrs. Emma Strawn, all of Palo. Also nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Member of Masonic lodge at Shellsburg.
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John W. McClintock
Palo
Linn County
Rachel
Albert Railsback
Alice Lewis
Warren
Sarepta Murray
Emma Strawn
Ora Volz
Cedar Rapids
Aletha Stodola
Esther
Irene
Alberta Railsback
Lucille Beatty
Kenneth Lewis
Charles Walker
Leo MM. Wright
Alto Dena
Calif
Masonic Lodge
Shellsburg
Senate Hearings Open On Five Hundred Million Relief Bill
Senate hearings began on the La Follette Costigan relief bill before the Senate manufactures committee. Costigan warned the nation faces rising human misery with about 12 million out of work or underemployed. He urged public opinion to back federal aid as Dr Jacob Bullkopf of the Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia cautioned there is no optimism for 1933.
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Washington
Costigan
Colorado
Jacob Bullkopf
The
Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia
Chicago Sealer lists 68 ways merchants cheat buyers
City Sealer Joe Grein described numerous weighing tricks in Chicago, from lamb rib tied to scales and padded paper with salt pork to hidden iron inserts in poultry and soaked berry boxes. He noted fraud by grocers, old untested scales, and bootleggers selling four gallons as five.
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Chicago
Joe Grein
Grein
A. J. Cermak
Exonerate Justice Letts of Falsity On Liquor Record
Washington AP Justice F Dickinson Letts district supreme court and U S Attorney Leo A Rover were exonerated by the district court of appeals of charges they falsified the liquor case record. The case stemmed from Jesse C Duke, defense attorney, who sought impeachment and urged extra evidence but did not file a brief or appear. Chief Justice George E Martin said there is nothing in the record to support the charges. Letts, a former congressman from Iowa.
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Washington
F. Dickinson Letts
District Supreme Court
U. S
Leo A. Rover
District Court of Appeals
Jesse C. Duke
Duke
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
George E Martin
Letts
Congress
Towa
French to Delay Action On Debts In Washington Talk
In a brief discussion at the French embassy in Paris United States Ambassador Walter Fudge and Premier Joseph Vaul Bancour agreed Tuesday night that reopening the war debt issue was useless at present.
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Paris
Fortin
United States
Walter Fudge
Joseph Vaul-Bancour
Woman named speaker of No. Dakota House
Minnie D. Craig of Esmond, a banker's wife active in mule powers and politics, was elected the first woman speaker of North Dakota's House of Representatives. A ten year legislator and national Republican committeewoman, she led the party's 1928-32 campaign among North Dakota women during the opening of the session.
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Birmange
House of Representatives
Minnie D. Craig
Esmond
North Dakota
Court Action Dismissed in District Court
Hermoned Madery sued C oC Tharp and Dessle Tharp in district court for a contract dispute. The case was dismissed by stipulation at the plaintiff’s costs before Judge A B R Clark and Neflie Urink, with Tharp and Dessle Tharp as intervenors.
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Hermoned Madery
C Oc
Tharp
Dessle Tharp
A BR Clark Kd
Neflie Urink
Byrd in Congress Tilt Over Vets Pay Sparks Criticism
Washington AP reports Rear Admiral Byrd faced sharp censure in both chambers over his $4 200 annual retirement pay while linked to the National Economy League advocating cuts to veterans relief funds. Critics urge Byrd to return his annuity. defenders praise his long career.
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Tex
Byrd
Economy League
Kvale
F L
Minn
Swanson
Dem
Naval Academy
Hooper
Rep
Mich
Congressional Committee On Veterans
Anti superstition club skids into fate pact debacle
In Chicago the anti superstition society of thirteen men planned thirteen days defying fate. After warning outcomes began with eleven members, on Tuesday Heman Powers caught flu and Sidney Strotz skidded a car into a curb causing minor damage. The president and secretary of the group defended the venture as coincidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Heman Powers
Sidney Strotz
Powers
Strotz
Anti-Superstition Society
Chicago Stadium Corporation
Stadium
Murray Urges Oklahoma to Cut 11 Million from Budget
Governor Wm H Murray urged the Oklahoma legislature to trim 11 million dollars from the state budget. He outlined a three fold economy plan including a budget bill as written, a selective sales tax on cigars cigarettes cosmetics and habit forming drinks, and reforms in administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Wm. H
Murray
Oklahoma
Congress of the United States
Linn County Grand Jury Opens Session
Linn County 1933 grand jury met for the January term on Tuesday at 1 30 p m. Judge A B Clark swore in the panel and Charles Hedges of Mount Vernon was named foreman. Members include Harry Kerr Coggan D C Snyder Center Point G M Booth Cedar Rapids Charles Maier Alburnett A B Black Marion and O A Delancy Prairieburg.
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Linn County
A. B. Clark
Charles Hedges
Mount Vernon
Harry Kerr
Coggan
D. C. Snyder
Center Point
G. M. Booth
Cedar Rapids
Charles Maier
Alburnett
A. B Black
Marion
O. A. Delancy
Prairieburg
Death of Brigadier General Henry Dunwoody in U S Army
Brigadier General Henry Harrison Chase Dunwoody 90 longtime chief signal officer dies. He headed the weather bureau forecasting division for 26 years and also served as a radio research engineer in the U S Army. Born in Ithaca New York he was a veteran Army officer with a notable career in communications and weather services.
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Ithaca, N
Henry Harrison Chase Dunwoody
United States Army
Weather Bureau
News to Him When Told He Played Cupid's Part
New York court hears Joseph Zampalo charged with impersonating the New Year’s ribbon bearer. He confessed embarrassment at a sidewalk display with mandolin and yodeling greeting to 1933, reportedly striking an officer with his instrument. Magistrate reserved decision.
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Cupid
New York
Jooseph Zampalo
Zampalo
Marion Notes Briefs On Deaths Events And Meetings
Mrs William Ebbert of Marion dies suddenly at home from acute dilation of the heart after illness from 2 p.m. Funeral set for 2 30 p.m. in Yocom chapel with Rev W E Fisher officiating. She leaves husband and daughter in law Horton of Waterloo plus sisters in other towns. Funeral in Oak Shade cemetery. Also reports of church groups meetings and social events for Marion residents including clothing clinics, club meetings, and a benefit card party at St Josephs Church to aid unemployed and charity.
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William Ebbert
Third Avenue
Marion
Linn County
Ebbert
Manchester
W. H. Ebbert
Minneapolis
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. F. Coakley
Frank Lafferty
Funeral rites for W E Koppenhaver held in Yocom chapel
Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Yocom chapel for W E Koppenhaver with Rev. W E Fisher presiding. Mrs Bragg and Mrs Irvin Ford sang, pallbearers included Edson Koppenhaver and Emerson Koppenhaver, burial at Woodbridge near Buchanan. Numerous out of town relatives attended from Mechanicsville Cedar Rapids Waukegan Tipton Marion and Anamosa.
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W. E. Koppenhaver
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Bragg
Irvin Ford
Isle of Somewhere
Edson Koppenhaver
Mechanicsville
Emerson Koppenhaver
W. A. Bell
Cedar Rapids
Carl Nelson
Waukegan, Jr
Woodbridge
Buchanan
Dorothy
Darrell Hepner
Madge Hepner
Ray Stout
Tipton
Charles Starry
Martelle
Ellis Koppenhaver
Anamosa
Treasury Appointments in Des Moines Name Two Appointees
State Treasurer Leo J. Wegman announced two new hires in Des Moines on Tuesday. E. F. Rahm of Algona becomes cashier in the treasurer’s office, and William Schultes of Carroll is named head bookkeeper. Additional appointments will follow.
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Treasury
Des Moines
Leo J. Wegman
E. F. Rahm
Algona
Peoples Savings Bank of
Hold Family Reunion in Marion attendees from several families
The Gallo family held a New Year reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Moffatt in Marion. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gallo and family from Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gallo and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. Scolaro Jr., C. Lombardo and daughter Anna, August Scolaro, Jean Snyder, Mrs. B. Gallo of Moline, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. M. Cira and family, M. Gallo, Charles Gallo, and others from Marion families.
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Gallo
W. C. Moffatt
Sam Gallo
Atkins
A. Gallo
M. Scolaro
C. G. Lombardo
Anna
August Scolaro
Jean Snyder
Cedar Rapids
B. Gallo
Moline
M. Cira
M. Gallo
Charles Gallo
Marion
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Canton, Jil
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Elmer Graham
Margaret Cleland
Dan Higgins
Independence
Higgins
Mayme Cleland
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Eliza Cleland
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Monmouth
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Gleaners
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Freda Joss
May Nielson
Ruth Kinney
O. L. Brown
Springville
C. R. Biddick
Theristrial Club
Pleasant School District
A. F. Edwards
Old Marion Road
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Rural Garden Club
Bert Gibson
Sunshine Division
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Dan Cory
O. E
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T. J. Davis
Charles Cheadle
Evelyn
Catherine
Helen
Beloit
Wis
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Oxford Junction
Catherine Cheadle
Horace Hoebel
Tama
Louella Hutton
Eighth Avenue
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Robert Sloan
Helen Muller
Twelfth Street
Keystone
Ray Spencer
Urbana
Mrs. Spencer
George Wheeler
W. J. Greer
Monticello
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Naomi
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Monday
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Lester Scott
Martin’s Creek
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Marshall Swayne
Ida Webber
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Bertram
Frank Webber
Clarion
Aaron Hansen
William Worthan
del Worthan
Edna Stevens
Nora Allen
Woman's Missionary Study Club
Congregational Church
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Josephine Whitacre
B. C. Sears
J. S. Reinheimer
W. E. Reinheimer
A. D. Reinheimer
M. P Reinheimer
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Charles
Maymie
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Kathryn
Lucile Nest
Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
George Goodyear
Ray Goodyear
Iowa City
Kathleen Oxley
Helen Vanderbilt
Ottumwa-Des Moines
O.E.S
Grant High
Fred D. Ross
the Gazette
Garden
W. A. Ladd
Eleventh Street
Sam A. Ladd
Mrs. Ladd
Edward Kokoefer
Will Ross
Elaine Farrell
Oak Park
J. F Coakley
Miss Farrell
Baret College
Larke Forrest
Dorothy Jeanne Rowe
F. A. Shumack
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