Hog Prices Steady To Lower at Chicago Stockyards
Hog prices held steady to lower in a slow market at Chicago stockyards with top grades at $8.10 and average around $7.75. Receipts totaled about 28,800 at five terminals, with Chicago taking 17,000. other cities showed mixed movements with Cleveland and Pittsburgh varying in strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Amt. Co. Ave
East St. Laws
Omana Livestock
Omaha
Hog Prices Slump on Local Market
Hog prices continue to weaken on the local market with 180 to 340 pound grades down a dime and good packers down a nickel The lighter good hogs are unchanged The top price has fallen to 7.80 dollars per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Chicago
North
Duluth
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Report
Grain prices and receipts for Chicago and Minneapolis markets show bids for wheat corn oats and barley. Prices listed include No 1 and No 2 yellow soybeans and various durum and amber durum grains with next delivery months and percentage protein notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pitack
Minneapolis
Casit Grain
Montana
Gold Rumors Trigger Grain Liquidations on Chicago Board
A wave of liquidation driven by supreme court arguments over the gold clause hit Chicago grain pits. Wheat fell 15 to 21 cents, corn 24 percent, oats 1 percent as prices slid while buyers remained cautious. Cash demand stayed firm and receipts were mixed across grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Supreme Court
Chicago Board of Trade
Corm
Liverpool
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices List
Readable items show varied farm and yard goods prices in Cedar Rapids. Grain and feed quotes include wheat and oats, livestock like hens and horses, vegetables and fruit such as oranges and potatoes, plus hides, furs, and furred crafts. Prices are handwritten and span multiple categories.
Wall Street Slips as Stocks Sell Off Early Year
Frid ay trading sees broad market weakness with losses of 1 to 3 points in metals and tobaccos. U S Smelting down about four points and Coca Cola rising for a brief uptick while other major names drift. volume around 1.6 million shares as traders brace for potential Washington developments and cautiousness in the commodities space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
McIntyre, Liggett and Myers B
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Deland-Dare
Washington
Coca-Cola
Century Ribbon
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of
New Jersey
North American
Western Union
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds B
American Tobacco
McIntyre Porcupine
Dome
Bond Markets in New York See Wide Shifts and Prices
The New York bond market shows continued activity with varied price changes across issues. Treasury and Liberty securities move unevenly as investors react to interest rate signals and government offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Great North
Erie
Chicago Markets Report on Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
The report shows AP receipts for butter at 8 798 weak creamery specials 93 scores with various extras and firsts. Eggs receipts 3 694 with fresh graded firsts and refrigerator stocks. Poultry live receipts 21 trucks with leghorn hens roosters ducks and turkeys, steady demand. Potatoes receipts 73 on track, Wisconsin round whites US No 1 80a 85e, Idaho russets US No 1 55-50, Tama mix. New York prices for butter show receipts 10 163 easier creamery creamery planes, extra 34e, firsts 39e, seconds 29-39e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Texas
New York
Chicago Produce Prices and Futures Snapshot
Facades 28 204c a centralized dec CHEESEReceipts 171613 firm prices unchanged Live Poultry firm by freight chickens 14 119c fowls 16 20c other freight grades unchanged Eggs Receipts 11917 unsettled mixed colors special packs from fresh receipts 1306 3%c standards and commercial standards 29429 4c firsts 28 28ac mediums 40 lbs and dirties No 1 42 lbs 2k average checks 21 22c refrig mediums and dirties unquoted other mixed colors unchanged Chicago Produce Futures Chicago API Butter Futures Closed Storage Standards Jan 28 54c Feb 54c March 284c Egg Futures Refrigerator standards Jan Sister Oct 22 4c7 fresh graded firsts 203 storage packed firsts April
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Praise for Cedar Rapids scenic beauty and park plans
L. H. Weir of New York City lauded Cedar Rapids for conserving natural resources and urged wider city recreation planning. He described Wheeling’s park complex with museums, trails, theaters, water activities and family camp centers as a model for future national recreation centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Weir
New York City
Park Recreation Service
National Recreation Association
Council of Social Agencies
M. C
Cedar Rapids
Weir
Ellis Park
Wheeling
W. Va
National Park System
Herring Seeks Cooper Resignation Over Liquor Case
Governor Herring requests the resignation of Harold M. Cooper, head of the state liquor operation, after a two hour meeting with the executive council and amid intense political pressure. Legislative inquiry is planned while action on removal remains uncertain and dependent on future hearings and Cedar Rapids trial outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. LeRoy Farmer
Cooper
Executive Council
Herring
E. J. Feuling
Democratic State Central Committee
Feuling
DES Moines
INS
Harold M. Cooper
State Senate
Dennis H. Goeders
Fish and Game Commission
E. W. Clark
Two Held For Theft Of Packing House Meat
Norbert Nejdl age 32 of 1509 Sixteenth avenue SE and Jack Prushek age 26 were arrested at 3 05 pm Friday by police and will be charged with larceny from a building in the meat theft yesterday from the Wilson and Company packing house Earl Stanley chief of detectives said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Nejdl
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Jack Prushek
Wilson and Company Packing House
Earl Stanley
Tortign Exchange Rates From New York AP Report
Foreign exchange rates list cents per unit for many nations and cities including Great Britain 491, France 66154, Italy 85 7 2, Belgium 23.49, Germany 40 25, Holland 67 29, Norway 24 70, Sweden 35 34, Denmark 21 95, Finland 21 8, Spain 13 72, Portugal 44 83, Greece 9 4, Poland 18 96, Yugoslavia 22 28, Austria 18 85, Hungary 29 80, Roumania 10 1 and currencies for Argentina Brazil Japan and Canada with notes on Tokyo Shanghai Hong Kong and Mexico City exchanges and silver peso value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Alaska Juneau
Allegheny Corpn
Tata Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Amn
Dr . Gas Sev
Amn Steel
Cops As & Mb Tae
Tel & Tel
Merehal
Aaire Ao Mathieson
Sto
Ansconda
Aer Eye
Atch
T & SP
Auburn Auto
Monsanto
Aviation Corpnh
Mont Ward
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio
Murray Corpn
Barnsdall
Nash Motors
Beatrice Cry
Bisey T
Bendix
Best and Co
Beth Steel
Bocing
Pow & Lony ’ Borden Co
Pal Stee Eee Borg Warner
Pac
Otis Steel
Packard Watts
Caterpillar
Park Utah
Ate Celanese
Cerra de Pasco
Penick & Ford
Ches and Ohio
Penna RR
Ches Corp
Penney JC
St P. P
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodge
Philips Pet
Chrysler Mtr
Plymouth
Proctor Gambel
Pullman Co
Col Carbon Qi
Eure Oil
Radio Coron
Rem Rand
Comw
Southern
Rep Steel
Reyn
Consol Cigars
Seaboard
Consol Gas
Sears Raebuck
Consal
Conti
Conti Can
Shen Union
Contl Motors
Cub Amn
Son Ratlung
Curtis Werieht
8Perry Corp
Deere & Co
St Joe Lend
del L& W
Demi Mines
Tougins Air
Calit Pont den
4Stand
Ind Fastman Kod
Frisco
Stew Warner
Tex Corpa
Gulf S
Ford Eneineg
Foster Wheeler
Tidewater
Io Pos
Timken
Freeport
Issu
Rabbagi Ciotham
S& Gmeiing
Graham Phige
Cmicago
Libby McNellon
Bendix Avn
Lynch Corp
Berchoff
Marshall
Karg Warner
Nobi Sparks
Butler Bros
Quaker
Chicaro Corp
Edison
Swift and Co
Cord Corp
Herlemann
York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
New York
Deaths Mrs Julia Koza 86 Cedar Rapids resident
Mrs Julia Koza 86 wife of Thomas Koza died at her home 1244 Lake avenue NE at 5 am Friday after a lingering illness She born Feb 12 1848 in Moravia married Thomas Koza July 26 1882 migrated to America settled in Cedar Rapids in 1932 their golden wedding anniversary Two children John and Mrs Michael Tristan survive along with a brother Edward Meznik four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Preceded by two children Hubbert Julia and Sonia Tristan Member Ceske Vlastenky Body at Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Koza
Thomas Koza
Lake Avenue NE
Krizanov
Moravia
America
Cedar Rapids
John
Michael Tristan
Edward Meznik
Edward
Jane Koza
Edward Grimm
Leonard Tristan
Hubbert
Julia
Sonia Tristan
Koza
Ceske Vlastenky
Polansky Chapel
Hassel, longtime Cedar Rapids clothing dealer, dies
Robert Leonard Hassel aged 85 died at a local hospital at 1 45 am Friday. He was born December 25 1859 in New Jersey and married Libbie Metcalf in 1886 at Center Point. He lived in Walker and Cedar Rapids, worked in retail clothing most of his life, served as Walker postmaster, and is survived by his wife son two sisters a brother and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Walker Sunday at 2 pm with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leonard Hassel
Sixth Avenue SE
New Jersey
Jacob
Sophia Hassel
Libbie Metcalf
Center Point
W. C. Hassel
Cedar Rapids
Hassel
Walker
Grover Cleveland
Loretta Roseberry
Charles Laughlin
Maurice R. Hassel
Winterset
Robert
Francis Hassel
Turner Chapel
C G Houx Former Stage Manager Dies in Cedar Rapids
C G Houx a retired sales man died at his home 1517 Fifth avenue SE after a long illness Born January 25 1862 in Martinsburg Pa he came to Iowa at age 15 He spent twenty years as stage manager at Greene's opera house and twenty eight years as a salesman for Warfield Pratt Howell Co He is survived by his wife one daughter Mrs E Walter Falck of Pittsburgh and two sisters Mrs Laura Rutan Cedar Rapids and Mrs Hattie Loy Lake Charles La Funeral arrangements pending Also report that John Rooke a former Cedar Rapids resident died January 10 in Freeport Illinois He leaves a son Thomas Rooke of Omaha and three daughters including Mrs Fred Currell Cedar Rapids Mrs Marguerite Johnson Chicago and Mrs Braton McCain Los Angeles plus five grandchildren The body will arrive Sunday and funeral services scheduled for 2 pm Monday at the Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Graham Houx
Fifth Avenue SE
Martinsburg
Iowa
Greene's Opera House
Warfield, Pratt, Howell Company
E. Walter Falck
Pittsburgh
Laura Rutan
Cedar Rapids
Hattie Loy
Lake Charles
Sam Houx
Turner Chapel
John Rooke
Freeport
Thomas Rooke
Omaha
Neb
Fred Currell
Marguerite Johnson
Chicago
Braton McCain
Los Angeles
Calif
Funeral services for James B. Gourley scheduled in Turner chapel
Funeral services for James B. Gourley will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 30 p m Saturday. The Rev Mr Lilley of Waterloo will officiate and burial will be made in Linwood cemetery The Knights of Pythias will have service at the chapel. Members of the Knights of Pythias will meet at the K P hall at 1 30 p m Saturday to attend the services in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Gourley
Turner Chapel
Mr. Lilley
Waterloo
Linwood Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
K. P. Hall
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Holcomb Held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Holcomb are set in Turner chapel at 1 p.m. Saturday with Rev Lowell S Orth officiating. Cedar chapter O E S will conduct chapel services. Burial will follow at Center Point. Friends may call at 126 Eighteenth Street NW until 9 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Holcomb
Turner Chapel
Lowell S. Orth
Cedar Chapter O. E. S
Center Point
Eighteenth Street NW
Dunn Wife of Rock Island Dispatcher Dies in Pratt Kansas
Mrs. E. J. Dunn wife of a Rock Island dispatcher died Thursday afternoon at Pratt Kansas where they have lived for several years The Dunn family lived in Cedar Rapids during 1922 and 1923 then moved to Des Moines and later to Pratt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Dunn
Rock Island
Pratt
Kan
Dunn
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Funeral services held for Edwin Lou Viach infant
Funeral services for Edwin Lou Viach infant son of Mr and Mrs Lumir Viach were held in the Turner chapel at 9 30 a m Saturday. The United States at the end of 1930 had developed water power of 14 885 000 horsepower from an estimated potential capacity of 38 000 000 according to the U S geological survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lou Viach
Lumir Viach
Turner Chapel
United States
U. S. Geological Survey
Wheat farmers face two year planting limits in 1936 plan
Administrator Chester C. Davis signaled the AAA will impose limited planting for farmers in its program for at least two years. He outlined options including compulsory control, buying marginal land, and education to curb output to avoid a repeat of the 1932-33 price collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
AAA
Chester C. Davis
Davis
Kerr-Smith Tobacco
Suit to close Iowa liquor store in Sioux City
Carlos W. Goltz files for Margaret Brennan asking a municipal court to halt state operation of the Sioux City liquor store at 415 Sixth Street. The petition argues the Iowa liquor control law is unconstitutional and that the state maintains a nuisance. A hearing is set for Saturday before Municipal Judge H R Kenaston with a request for a temporary injunction and eventual permanent relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
State of Iowa
Carlos W. Goltz
Margaret Brennan
Sixth Street
Iowa
Goltz
Harold Walters
Valley Gardens
H. R. Kenaston
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Updates
Comaker loans discussed as a general note. Albert Clark city hall custodian serves as assistant health officer during James Yanda's vacation leave. Yanda expected back Monday. Oldsmobile advertisement noted in Sunday Gazette. Playground commission piano lessons led by Miss Bella Scheer resume Saturday at 10 a.m. at Sunshine Mission. No more beginners accepted. Linn county lumber dealers hold monthly meeting at Hotel Roosevelt at 6 30 tonight. Joe Neidermeyer, 18, injured at St Luke's hospital after scuffle. Cedar Rapids DeMolay to host children’s party at Sunshine Mission at 7 30 tonight. Fines for parking offenses imposed in police court: Helen Powell and Theodore Gilleland. C W Cottingham to leave for French Lick Indiana for a managerial convention of Equitable Life Assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clark
City Hall
James Yanda
Yanda
Bella Scheer
Sunshine Mission
Hillier Son Recuperating After University of Michigan Appen
Dale Hillier son of Mr and Mrs Guy E Hillier of 2301 Meadowbrook drive SE underwent an appendectomy Wednesday at Ann Arbor Michigan where he is a student at the University of Michigan and is now recuperating according to word received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hillier
Guy E. Hillier
Meadowbrook Drive
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Thief Steals Battery and Bottles From Truck
Jonas J. McArthur reported to police that the battery was stolen from his truck parked at 1116 Seventh Street SE on Wednesday night. He also said 150 milk bottles two bushels of beer bottles and two dozen fruit jars were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas J. McArthur
Seventh Street
McArthur
Trade Agreement Parley Involving Midwest Mill Men
A meeting of mill men linked to the United Brotherhood of Carpenters will discuss Mississippi valley trade agreements in Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota. The session begins at 10 a.m. with H O Dieterich of Dubuque presiding. J Albert Pye of Dubuque serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
H. O. Dieterich
Dubuque
J. Albert Pye
Williams Family Plans Two Month Florida Vacation
Mr and Mrs Frank Williams and their son Herbert of 207 Twentieth street NE will leave Saturday for a two month vacation at Miami Beach Florida stopping in several cities to visit friends Mr Williams served Linn county treasurer for twelve years retiring last year to run for state treasurer on the republican ticket but was defeated by Leo Wegman the present state treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Frank Williams
Herbert
Twentieth Street
Miami Beach
Fla
Williams
Linn County
Leo Wegman
City Employes Union Re-elects Harry Haller President
Harry Haller was re-elected president of the Municipal Employes union No. 626 at Thursday night’s regular meeting. Officers include Art Ruddlesdin as vice president H Eggleston as secretary treasurer Forest Foster as recording secretary Ted Norberg Charles Nunn A Cherry as trustees Carol Swett as guide Fred Goyer as sergeant at arms and delegates Hanks E Martin T Norberg and H Haller to the Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haller
Municipal
Art Ruddlesdin
H. Eggleston
Forest Foster
Ted Norberg
Charles Nunn
A. Cherry
Carol Swett
Fred Goyer
Hanks
E. Martin
T. Norberg
H. Haller
Federation of Labor
Turnips Used as Medicine in Throat Disease Cure
Seventeenth century doctors employed turnips as a treatment for throat infections, reflecting early folk and medical practice.
Night dances and beer welcome at local spots
Various venues host dances tonight and Saturday with live bands and beer. Little America and Golden Slipper features headline acts. regulars include Nevada Cowboys and Golden Pheasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola's
ACES
Casino
Jack's Inn
E Ave
Joe's Joy Orch
Wilber's Ramblers
12Th Ave
JOE Navratil
Golden Pheasants
Plantation Inn
Sam
Countes
Johnnie's
Palo
Jack and Jail
Little Barrel Inn
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Tstemates
Gayle
Bovet
Gener
Pel Pinistock
Avai
IAPI
Dept. Agriculture
Interior Town
Jeading
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Wood Packers
Austin Nog
Austin Minn
Joseph
Shelp. Fed Westerns
Lens
le Springs
Leghorn Springs
Wes Ray
Dex
Cain
Wall St
SUGAR
MARKE
Lamson Brothers
So's
Winniteg
Ohlman & Sons Company, Inc
Government
Liberty
Treasury
Mae
Linn
Mes, Julia Koza
Robt. R. Hassel
C. G. Houx
Mer
Greene's
J. B. Gourley
Edwin Viach
Comaker Loans
Morris Plan
Hotel Roosevelt
Joe Neidermeyer
A Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Order of DeMolay
Children of Sunshine Mission
Mission
Helen Powell
C Avenue NE
Theodore Gilleland
Fifteenth Street
C. W. Cottingham
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
French Lick
Ind
Archie Black
Mildred Maas
Gazette
Mines
Mnes
Iines
Hines
Hnes
Ge Baker
Henderson
Aker
Gerald
Lith St
Hinkley Ave
Dine
UNION
Interurban
KULA
P. S. Hall
Wally
Elmer
9Th St
Ott Reel
Old Courthouse
Marlon
Lafayette Cafe
Prny
Lincoln Howling Alleys
Bohemian Kitchen
Lew Burrows
Arrow Inn
Marion
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