Chicago Hog Prices Slip Amid Mixed Iowa Markets
Cattle markets were largely quiet as the weekend neared but steady on light receipts. Chicago was moderately active and steady to strong on most classes, with some quality softness noted. Cleveland, East Buffalo, and East St. Louis showed varied strength and steady to higher bids. Representative sales show mixed hog and lamb activity across key regional markets, with receipts drawing down and demand firming late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Livestock Prices Rise in Chicago and Omaha Markets
Chicago and Omaha reports show hogs cattle and sheep receipts reaching thousands with steady to higher bids. Buyers pressed for lighter weights while packers quoted top values for choicest lots and feeder cattle.
Iowa hog price report from multiple markets
The Associated Press notes Friday hog quotes across Iowa markets with prices by weight. Mason City reports 180-220 lb hogs at 260, 238-250 lb at 250, 250-290 lb at 230, and 290-350 lb at 210, plus sow ranges and packer bids. Ottumwa lists varying weights from 140-160 lb at 150 to over 350 lb at 85, Waterloo cites prime 180-220 lb at 230-260 and other brackets, Des Moines shows 120-170 lb at 200-250 and 170-300 lb at 225-255, St. Joseph reports receipts and price ranges around 285-305 for various weights. Cattle receipts and market activity are noted with calves, steers, yearlings, and feeder stock, with bids around 200-500+ for select lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Ie Waterloo
Des Moines
ST. Joseph Livestock &T Joseph
Local porkers hold steady on market
Hogs remain steady in all grades with no changes in the local market. Top price holds around 250, with quality grades showing stable ranges and buyers showing continued demand for SHEFp markets.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Listings
A cluttered market page lists wholesale fruits vegetables and produce prices in Cedar Rapids. Items include cauliflowers pears apples cranberries as well as hides and leather classifications with assorted lot numbers and per unit prices.
Vinton Man Remains as Probate Clerk After Term Ends
Karl Preher who sought the state auditorship on the Republican ticket will not leave Renton County Court House where he served ten years as clerk of courts. Judge Clarence Nichols appoints Fischer probate clerk to file wills and oversee guardianships of minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Karl Preher
Republcon
Renton County
Clarence Nichols
Fischer
Persistent buying boosts grain prices on Chicago board
Persistent commission house buying pushed May wheat prices up over a cent on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat closed 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 cents higher as corn oats and rye gained modest amounts. Provisions remained firm in light trade with cash prices higher amid steady receipts and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Barney
Liverpool
Roe
Markets to Close in Coolidge Honor
New York Stock Exchange and cotton exchange will be closed Saturday as a tribute to Calvin Coolidge. Chicago authorities vote to close the board of trade at 11 am and the mercantile exchange at 10 30 am while the stock exchange suspends all trading. Minneapolis St Paul stock exchange also closes with a short grain pit session 9 30 to 11 am.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Calvin Coolidge
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago
Board of Trade
Coolidge
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Minneapolis
Minneapolis- St. Paul Stock Exchange
Wall St. Stocks Rally Led by Rail Shares on Friday
The New York market resumed its advance with rails leading gains. Union Pacific Santa Fe and Allied Chemical rose about two points, Norfolk and Western up nearly three, and Pennsylvania New York Central Southern Pacific American Can and American Telephone among others advancing. Volume totaled about 1.1 million shares as the market stayed bullish and the week-end reviews noted hold gains post holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Allied Chemical
Norfolk and Western
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Southern Pacific
American Can
American Telephone
Dist
Rails
Westinghouse
Corn Products
International Harvester
Case
U. S. Steel Corp
J E. Bennett & Co
Merchants Nations
Adams Express
Ils
Central
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Inspiration
Allegheny Corp l Intl
Hyro
Allied Chem
Nickel
Alig Chalmers
Inti Tel
Amerada Corpn
Johns Manville
Amn
Kans City
Kayser
Julius
Kelsey Hayes
Amn Ice See
Kelvinator S
Amn Int Corpn
Kennecott
Amn Loco
Fe Kresee
Amn Mach F
Kreuzer and T
Ita Kroger
Amn P
Lambert
Lehich Valley
Amn Roll Mills
Lig & Myers
Amn Steel Fdys
Loews. Inc
Atchison Tsp Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Nevada Copper
Rarden Co
Bore Warner
Nh& H
Brises
nMfe
North Wesn
Brooklyn
North Ama
Burroughs
Backard Mirs
Isco
Penick & Ford
Ches & Ohio
Benn
Peoples Gas
Gusn
Phelps Dadee
Prillins Pet
Pillsbury
P&p
Dotter Gambel
Seaboard AL
Southern
Sears
Fnerue
Shell Union
Soong V Co
Rcord En
Condors
Conti Oil del
Ralleny
Stone Webster
Eastman Kod
Studebaker Ee Eaton
Sly
Bint Motors
Elre Autolite
Tenn
Tex Corona
Eler Pow & L
Tex
Baer
Timken
Ford Eastland
Foster Wheeler
Union Pac
Freeport Tex
Uni
Amo
Uni Corp
Gen Baking
U S Rubber
Stynette BS
Gimbrl Bros
U S Steel
Gqidden Co
Vanadium
Govarnech
Wabash
Gondyear
Ward Bake
Graham Page
Warner Bros
Wesn Union
Hershey
Tendix
Middlewest
Warner
Prima Co
Cities Service
Quaker C
Commu Edison
Ac Cord Coron
Suft
Grugsby Grunow
Marshall Field
Grain Movement Prices and Quotes From Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain and oats prices Canadian and U S market notes show No 2 red and hard wheat varied around 47 to 48 cents, No 2 yellow corn around 24 to 23 cents, and mixed corn values 22 to 24 cents. Minneapolis cash grain quotes list No 2 white oats at about 16 cents and various durum and barley values, with lard and clover seed also listed among commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cash Grain
Montana
Chicago Produce Markets Mixed Receipts and Prices Reported
Chicago market notes show varied receipts and pricing across produce categories. Potatoes and poultry receipts edge higher or steady with modest price shifts. butter eggs and other items display mixed trends with occasional declines or stabilization as traders track regional supply and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tata Ts
Wisconsin
New York
Bae
Ihellarditec
Market Dailies Report Mixed Prices Across Commodities
AP roundup shows grains brisk for flour and hay markets in Minneapolis and Chicago with variances in shipments and prices. Foreign exchange rates and Liberty bonds quotes surface from New York, listing several issues and Treasury notes alongside global currency values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
NEW York -Ap
United States Gouernment
Liberty
Lobertie
Treasury
Calmar Hotel Names Harold Wilkinson Manager
Harold Wilkinson of Eldorado is appointed manager of the Hotel Calmar by new proprietor Bruno Weber who currently runs the Miller hotel in New Hampton Wilkinson will succeed E A Bergman who has managed the hotel for twelve years and has years of prior hotel experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmar
Hoarold Wilkinson
Eldorado
Bruno Weber
New Hampton
Wilkinson
E. A Bergman
Death Notices Frank H. Brubaker Cedar Rapids resident
Frank H. Brubaker died at his home 3201 Mount Vernon avenue at 2 a m Friday. He was born January 10 1861 in Carlisle Pennsylvania and had lived in Cedar Rapids for 70 years. Survived by brother S J Brubaker of Cedar Rapids niece Hattie B Brubaker of Cedar Rapids and half sister Mrs Ella Edwards of Long Beach California. Member of Masonic lodge at Vinton. Funeral announcements to follow. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Brubaker
Mount Vernon Avenue
Carlisle
Cedar Rapids
S. J. Brubaker
Hattie B. Brubaker
Ella Edwards
Long Beach
Calif
Brubaker
Vinton
Turner Chapel
Mrs Marcella Boland Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Marcella Boland died at a local hospital at 11 20 a m Friday after a brief illness. She was born March 15 1869 in Norway Iowa and had lived in Fairfax for 30 years. Survived by husband Thomas five children R M Hildman Clarion IA Willam Dvorak Ella Mary Boland Fairfax Ireland Harringtons Norway Winthrop and a sister Mrs James Mc Laughlin Norway. Funeral Monday at 9 a m from St Patrick s church Fairfax with burial in Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Boland
Marcella M. Boland
Norway
Iowa
Thomas
R. M. Hildman
Clarion
Willam Dvorak
William
Ella
Mary Boland
Fairfax
James Harrington
Willam Harrington
Andrew Harrington
Winthrop
James McLaughlin
Boland
St. Patrick's Church
St Patrick's Church
Father Kearn
Miss Waskow's Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Miss Marie Waskow who died at Oakdale early Thursday will be held Sunday with time and place to be announced later Friends may call at the Pioneer Funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Waskow
Marie Waskow
Oakdale
Pioneer Funeral Home
A. W. Minot Rites Set In Ames After Cedar Rapids Life
A. W. Minot, 69, noted Cedar Rapids sign painter for years, died at his son A. W. Minot Jr.’s Ames home at 5 a.m. Thursday. He recently moved from Cedar Rapids to California then Ames and was a Woodmen of the World member. The body arrives Friday afternoon for funeral in Beatty chapel Saturday at 10:30, with Rev F. K. Ward officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Minot
A. W Minot
Cedar Rapids
A. W. Minot, Jr
Ames
California
Woodmen of the World
Beatty Chapel
F. K. Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
Hawkeye
L. R. Campbell
Windsor Township
Richard Martin
Morris Olesen
Charlea Rulifson
Campbell
Tama
Mabelle Schafer
Oran Parks
Blinn Farm
Mr. Parks
Clarence
George W. Harness
Iowa
Shelby County
Cedar County
Mr. Harness
Kentucky
Mercer County
Ill
Hood
Harness
Bloomington
Ind
Rock Island County
P. C. McCord
Malvern
Joe Ray
Rushmore
Minn
Ed Crist
Turrin
Safely
James Safely
Ida County
Hanford Post
American Legion
Springville
Marion
Masonic Lodge
Hopkinton
Julia Marks
Delaware County
Miss Marks
Squire Marks
North Fork Township
Rowley
Viola Finley
Lafayette Hansen
Galena
J. K. Mile
Thompson Funeral Services Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Daniel S. Thompson will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 30 p.m. Saturday conducted by Rev. George Korteling. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Thompson
Daniel S. Thompson
Beatty Chapel
George Korteling
Cedar Memorial Park
City Briefs and Personsals Highlight Local Events
Knights of Columbus will gather at Monahan Funeral Home at 7 p.m. Friday to recite the Rosary for Edward Burke. Arthur Schmidt injured when he fell from an oil tank at Standard Oil bulk station. taken to St Luke's hospital with minor injuries. Joseph Suma named foreman of Arthur school grounds grading replacing Jim Smith. About 300 auto supply dealers to meet at Cedar Rapids Chamber Friday at 3 p.m. to discuss 1933 lines. H H Frey of Milwaukee to speak. lunch to follow. Progressive Club met at YWCA with 17 attendees. clothing and mattress donations requested. next meeting at YWCA 2 p.m. next Thursday.
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Knights of Columbus
Monahan
Edward Burke
Arthur Schmidt
Johnson Avenue NW
Standard Oil Bulk
Sixth Street
Schmidt
St. Luke's Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids Auto Supply Company
H H. Frey
Milwaukee
TAMA
Gerald LaMotte
Billy Roberts
Carl Granger
Richard Nelson
Bud Brice
Clifford Hill
Harold Cain
Paul Brecht
David Roginson
Billy Cory
Bobby Blythe
Gordon Cory
Vera McKinney
Grundy Center
Otto Dirks, Jr
Eme Cilals
Iowa State Telephone Company
Willys 1933 Cars Priced from 395 to 695 Dollars
In Toledo and London dispatches the Willys company announced the 1933 Willys 71 priced from 395 to 475 dollars and the six cylinder Willys 77 priced 595 to 695 dollars with an optional Willys Knight sleeve valve engine for 100 dollars. An Exchange Telegraph report notes a violent Athens earthquake causing panic with little damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
London
INS
Athens
Greece
Exchange
Bond Market Cautious Amid Mixed Trading In New York
In New York on Thursday the bond market showed moderate hesitation as high grade issues held firm while semi speculative grades traded irregularly. Government holdings remained around 1851 billion dollars after the open market committee signaled keeping substantial excess reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pysten K
Consolidated Dias Detroit Edison
Kansas Gas
Sarta’ Fe General
Tonos Central
Republicans Outlay To Win Defeat In November
The Republican National Committee disclosed to Congress that from June 1 1932 to year end it spent 2 670 652 dollars, with a deficit of 195 100 dollars. Major donors listed include Harvey Firestone, John D Rockefeller, and Edward F Hutton among others, plus 492 291 dollars raised in the final fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Congress
Democratic National Committee
South Trimble
House of Representatives
Republican Committee
Harvey S. Fire- Stone
Akron
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Stimson
Mills
Albert H. Wiggin
Herbert N. Straus
Milton Brown
Antwerp
Belgium
Pennsylvania Republican Ways and Means Committee
Edward F. Hutton
Ellery W. Mann
Thomas Durant
Coolidge History Of U S Unfinished As Death Ends Work
Chicago AP reports former President Calvin Coolidge began a 500 word history for Mount Rushmore but withdrew after sculptor Gutzon Borglum altered the text to mark the era. Public excerpts include lines on the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution as key freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
Mount Rushmore Memorial
South Dakota
United States
Coolidge
Gutzon Borglum
Borglum
Charter of Perpetual Union of Free
Congress
Court
Gardener Last To Speak With Coolidge Before Death
In Northampton Massachusetts the last person to converse with former President Calvin Coolidge before his death is named as Robert S. Smith, gardener at The Beeches. Smith recalls Coolidge’s final greeting and comments on the strain of stairs during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardener
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Ins
Robert S. Smith
Typical Coolidge Stories Revealed
New York reports after a Hoover campaign speech at Madison Square Garden recount a fan meeting Coolidge who claimed she stood the whole time. The anecdote also notes his retirement to the extreme and a Northampton neighbor who admits not voting for him yet confirms, Somebody did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
President Hoover
Madison Square Garden
Coolidge
Northampton
R F C Loan Reports Demanded By House
The House requested the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to publish loan details from February to June 1932. The banking committee reported the resolution favorably, seeking disclosure of loan recipients with access to the information via the House clerk for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Banking Committee
Howard
Dem
Neb
Taxi ride to jail brings intoxication charge
A Yellow Cab driver gave a free ride to the city jail at 11:30 pm to Joe Bidwell. Bidwell, 38, of 7230 Avenue NE, left a $3.55 fare unpaid and was charged with intoxication. He had just been released from county jail and was arraigned before Justice G S Lightner. He was returned to jail for fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bidwell
Avenue NE
Bidwell
G. S. Lightner
Marion Man Denies Babe Death Story Statements
L Buchtela of 250 Twenty first street Marion denies coroner remarks published December 12 about the death of Agnes Marie Buchtela on December 11. He says he was not away from home for two months and condemns the reported unsanitary house claims as false.
Grand Jury Condemns City Police Station in Linn County
Four secret indictments and five no bills were returned by Linn county grand jurors who found Cedar Rapids police station unsatisfactory for its purpose. They praised the county home and superintendent I. E. Isham and county jail warden Petrus, urged a padded cell for mentally ill inmates, and noted cases including C M Kolsto manslaughter and Genevieve Phillips failing to report an accident following a truck crash on Oct 27. Several other no bills were listed and two cases continued to March term. The jury commended assistant county attorney Robert W. Greene for his help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Grand Jury
Cedar Rapids
I. E. Isham
Sherif Petrus
Board of Supervisors
Peeselis
C. M. Kolsto
Genevieve Philips
Andrew Johnson
Vinton
Genevieve Dodge
Kolsto
Ben Brazanski
Sylvester Kubec
Victor Johnson
Frank Halladay
Joseph
Patrick Cosgrove
Walker
Center Point Walker Bank and Trust Company
Edward Wilson
Robert W. Greene
Funeral services for Mrs A A Aikins at West Liberty
Funeral services for Mrs A A Aikins 83 lifelong West Liberty resident were held at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev C E Burdine officiating. Born Catherine Buckman January 16 1849 near Baltimore she later lived in Davenport Muscatine Atalissa and farmed north of Atalissa before moving to West Liberty. She married Albert Aikins on September 19 1872 and leaves a husband a daughter and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
A. A. Aikins
First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Burdine
Atalissa
Albert A. Aikins
L. A. Whitacre
Raymond Aikins
Irwin Aikins
Davenport
C. L. Aikins
San Jose
Calif
Troy Mills
H. H. Straw
Napthall Lodge
A. F
A. M
R. A. Sloan
Lauren Coffman
Homer Kurtz
Paul Ruth
Noel Montz
J. S. Niswander
J. F. White
Allie Kurtz
Homer Montz
Tyler
Virgil Smith
Paul Bousley
Marve Mather
Wyoming
Francois and Schenk
Francois
Vern Westphal
Maquoketa
Preston
William Holtz
George Luke
Holtz
America
R. N. Schoelerman
Benton County
Homer Township
Keystone
Schoelerman
Caroline Mossman
George
Ferdinand
Vinton
John
Everly
William
Lake Park
St. John’s Lutheran Church
A. W. Brauer
George Harder
Vinton Lee
Belle Plaine
Birth announced for Jensen's son at Mercy Hospital
Mr and Mrs William Jensen of 1730 Maple Drive NW welcomed a son on Thursday at Mercy Hospital. The monitors record the new arrival as a healthy infant with no complications reported.
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Criss Msar & Gad Advanos
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St. Joseph
Sioux City
T. Pau
Cincinnati
Pstl Teton
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Tower
Seliers
Askile Strereer
Omana Livestock
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Kansas
Citt Livestockr
de Siracs
Seacy
Sinclair Hog Market
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wEnes Ry
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Northwest
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Sear
Louis
HAY Market
France
Germany
Halland
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Poland
Austria
Brazil
Tokina
Montreal
Mexico City
F. H. Brubaker
Joseph Suma
Jim Smith
Board of Education
Arthur School
Charles D Manson
Unemployment Relief Committee
Smith
Progressive Club
Y W. CA
Anna Marie Farnum
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Clare Nichols
Winifred Nelson
League
Jack Wienands
Thursay
Willys
Babe
Iowa News
Dreyer
Fred
Lowden
Harry
St. Louis
Herman
William Knoop
Stockton
Emma Connor
Mechanicsville
Isadore Birger
New York City
Lawrence Allamond
S. J. Ripperton
Onslow
Allamond
H. P. Johnson
Frank Pelke
Mount Vernon
Hahn- Howard Post
The
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Craig Cemetery
Charles Beach
Laurence Current
Seward Merritt
Dana Wilcox
Trinity Lutheran Church
Richard Hehmke
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