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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1933

Page

6

Hog Prices Fall in Chicago Amid Broad Market Gains

Chicago hog prices ease to 2.90 3.25 per cwt as receipts moderate and demand cools while other markets rise. Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis show gains with 38,000 head distributed among cities. cattle and sheep mostly steady with some gains on yearlings and fat lambs.

Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis AVE. Amt. SA INS Avg Amt Ino. Aye. Amt ABE Siolx City Livestock Sioux City Avatler Kansas Omaha St. Louis St Joseph St Paul Indianapolis One Cincinnati

Hogs Unchanged on Local Market

Hog prices hold steady on the local market with all grades unchanged and the top price remaining at 2.50. Prime hogs are listed for various weight ranges from 140 to 340 pounds with premiums paid for quality. Calf market shows choice and good to choice ranges, while sheep markets note bids for choice and heavier lambs based on quality.

Sinclair

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices Listed

A Cedar Rapids marketplace list details assorted grain prices, live poultry, dairy, fruit and vegetables, canned goods, and hides. Entries include barley 2c, oats 12c, bayed hay 30 00, various hens and roosters with per pound rates, potatoes at 90c to 125, oranges 3 40, lemons 48 cents, and hides priced by grade.

California

Wheat futures rise on stronger milling demand in Chicago

Wheat futures firmed on Thursday as milling demand improved and Liverpool prices steadied. May wheat climbed to its highest level since December 19 while corn, oats, and rye moved modestly. provisions stayed firm and overall trading slowed through the session. Receipts totaled 105 cars.

Chicago Board of Trade Liverpool Winnipeg North America

Grain Movement Minneapolis Prices For Various Grain Grades

Minneapolis market shows 54 cars moved this week versus 45 a year ago. Cash No 1 northern 45 24 4643¢. No 1 dark northern 15 percent protein 49 2s 52 14 percent 47 4 50 3 sc 13 percent 4 6 39 7 48¢ 12 percent 46 27 47 2c. No 1 dark hard Montana 14 percent 49 36 50 2¢ to arrive 49 29 50 2¢. No 1 amber durum 48 2q 51 2¢. No 2 amber durum 46 42 62 50 2c. No 1 red durum 37 2m 3B 2c. May 44 2c July 45c. Corn No 2 yellow 20 26 2c. Oats No 3 white 13a 143cc.

Minneapolis Montana Ourrive Chicago Northwest ST Louis Kansas

Chicago Produce Markets Report Amid Steady Prices

Chicago AP market notes show poultry prices steady with declines in some items, butter and eggs steady on receipts and unchanged for New York futures. Raw sugar, butter, and egg futures listed, with Chicago futures for eggs and butter closing mixed as readers see varied grade pricing across regions.

Chicago Rock Springs New York Mid-Western Heanery

Flour Market Reports Higher Prices and Mixed Staples

Minneapolis flour quotations show higher prices for cartload lot flour with 98 pound sacks and bran and middlings listed. Foreign exchange rates in New York reflect various European currencies, while Liberty Bonds and Treasury issue prices are reported, including Liberty 3s and first through fourth series, with current bid values.

Minneapolis

Wall St. Stocks slip after late trading gains turn modest

Stocks faded from earlier highs on Tuesday with rails soft and major names slipping slightly. U S Steel and Allied Chemical eased while Continental Can and American Can held earlier gains. transfers reached about 1.2 million shares.

NEW York Santa Fe Union Pacific U. S. Steel Allied Chemical American Telephone Case Dupont General Motors United Aircraft Continental Can American Can Johns Manville

Bond Markets Show Firm Tone Across Classes

New York bonds held firm as currency inflation talk faded, with investment and semi speculative issues steady. Electric output last week slipped from the prior period due to holidays, making Week 1933 comparisons tough. Railway financing showed some hope but little improvement in freight car lendings. Frisco tissues remained steady after the railroad defaulted on a 29 221 loan payment. Santa Fe General 4s rose to new highs in two years with selective gains across several maturities of Baltimore and Ohio rails. Allied corp Erie Illinois Central St Paul and Missouri Pacific cited. Foreign issues remained steady to firm with Argentines posting gains and German and French bonds advancing. U S government issues were barely steady after buoyant day prior.

New York Liverpool Chicago Allied Chemical American Can Continental Can Westinghouse American Telephone Case Consolidated Gas General Electric American Tobacco B Union Pacific U. S. Steel Wall Street Washington API Althour Frisco Reconstruction Finance Corporation Santa Fe General Hig Baltimore Ohio Alleshany Corp Erle Hilnois Central United States

Kansas City Livestock Hogs Receipts Steady to Lower

Kansas City hog receipts reach 4500 with direct hogs steady to lower than Wednesday's average. Top price for 180 to 210 pound hogs around 305. Prices quoted for various weight ranges, including 140-160, 160-180, 180-220, 220-250, and 250-290 pounds, plus packing sow and stock hog quotes.

ST Louis Livestock EAS ST Louis I Chicago Times Chicago APS& Dept Agricultures Omaha Mogs Des Moines S. Dept. Agriculture Iowa Minnesota Mason City Ottumwa Fair Packers Waterloo Good Packers Kansas City S Dept. of Asiculture

Calving Coolidge Rise to the Presidency and Policy

A biographical survey traces Calvin Coolidge’s ascent to the presidency after Warren G. Harding’s death in 1923, his calm handling of postwar challenges, and a calm era of economic policy. It recalls his 1924 reelection, his retirement decision, and key efforts in disarmament, farm relief clashes, and tax cuts.

New England Warren G. Harding Coolidge Justice Department Europe

Sheriff and Deputy Nab Pair With 10 Gallons at Coggon

Frank Hess and Florence Paulson, both of 709 Eighth Street SE, were arrested at 12:30 pm in Coggon by Sheriff Joe Petrus and Deputy Jay Davis. They found ten one-gallon cans of liquor in the car and took the couple to the county jail pending investigation for illegal transportation of liquor. The sheriff had learned liquor was being brought into Coggon every Thursday and set up surveillance in the town’s business section.

Frank Hess Eighth Street Florence Paulson Coggon Joe Petrus Jay Davis Davis

Oak Dominates Tennessee Lumber Output in 1930

In 1930 Tennessee produced lumber from multiple species but oak accounted for forty five percent of total output, indicating its major role in the industry.

Tennessee

Marion Women Host, Plan Activities Across Divisions

The Methodist Ladies Aid held multiple division meetings in Marion with refreshment hospitality and programs. Attendees included Mrs. Ed McKean and Mrs. Leonard Taylor plus 23 members at Rainbow division, and a Kensington-hosted gathering for Comforter division. George Snyder dies after long illness. funeral Friday.

Methodist Ladies Aid Society Rainbow Ed McKean Ida McCoy Ed Allen Twelfth Street Leonard Taylor John M. Walters O. J. Emmons Springville Taylor H. B. Phillips R. B. Bussey R. B. Eckhart William Fleisher Comforter Kensington Albert Kullander Kullander A. L. van Fossen George Kindler Sarah Gilmore Ernest White Endeavor Division George Paul Keystone Oren Crane Margaret Paul Gary Ind A. R. Hutton Eighth Avenue General Aid Society

MacNider Exits Public Life to Return to Farm

Hanford MacNider, former U S minister to Canada and ex assistant secretary of war, said on Thursday he is definitively finished with public life and will go back to the farm. He joked about March 4 bringing more agricultural overproduction and remarked that 20,000,000 people couldn’t be wrong about the GOP’s overthrow by the Democrats.

Vermont Coolidge Herbert Hoover Washington Northampton Mass Hanford MacNider Canada United States Mason City Cedar Rapids Department of Internal Revenue Sama Democratic Party MacNider

Senate Adopts Honor For Late President Coolidge

The Senate adjourned at 2 p.m. to honor Calvin Coolidge after the death of the former president. Vice President Curtis and leaders from both parties praised his stature and leadership as the House prepared to stay in session until a formal message from the President was received.

Coolidge Republican National Committee Kansas City Everett Sanders Japan Great Britain Geneva United States England Senate White House League of Nations Congress Northhampton The New York Life Insurance Company Myron T. Herrick France Mr. Coolidge Grace A. Goodhue Burlington Vermont Northampton John Calvin, Jr Washington Calvin Coolidge Curtis McNary Oregon Carter Glass Dem Watson Indiana Robinson Arkansas House

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