Hog Prices Rise on Modest Demand and Light Receipts
Hog prices advanced modestly amid light receipts across major markets. Chicago saw top prices near 3.40 with bulk near 3.15, while Kansas City and St Louis noted uneven gains and steady to higher bids for lighter weights. Receipts and market tone varied by region, with oats and heaviest weights trading differently from light hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
ST Josepi
ST Joseph
Chaice
Insi
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Loui
Joseph Case
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Ates
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago currency table lists international exchange rates
Fragmentary OCR shows foreign exchange rates with many misread city names and figures. It references New York, Poland, Denmark, Norway, Holland, and Canada with varying bank and price values amid scattered numbers and abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Foreign Exchange
Begum van Carre
Holand
Norway
Denmack
Poland
Raumor
Eng Roy
Cedar Rapids market prices for grain produce and livestock
The Cedar Rapids listing shows varied prices for grain and produce including wheat at 4c per bushel, corn at 12c, and hay at 70c per bale. Hens and eggs fetch 6 to 7 cents per pound, butter and cheese noted, with vegetables and fruits like oranges and cranberries priced, plus hides and horse hides detailed by grade and value.
Wheat Rises Then Drops as Corn Stays Weak in Chicago Trade
Wheat softened toward the close on the Chicago Board of Trade after an early rise, sliding about 1/2 to 5/8 cent as light trade and slow demand persisted. Corn remained lower most of the day, oats eased, and rye moved irregularly. provisions firmed despite a Sterling rise. Winnipeg export activity emerged early while cash prices and receipts showed little change in a cautious market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Suis
Washington
Grain Price Report and Visible Grain Supply Update
Grain prices across Chicago Minneapolis and New York show movement with wheat and corn varying by grade and origin. Visible grain supply in New York shifted with wheat down 2 4980000 bushels and oats down 208000 while corn rose 33 000 and barley up 236 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Wall Street Stocks Ease After Gains Amid Trading Slump
The market slipped on Monday as stocks failed to sustain earlier advances with many issues down fractions to over a point. U S Steel and several others fell while American Telephone and General Motors held steady as transfers neared 600000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U. S. Steel
Auburn
Case
Allied Chemical
American Can
United Aircraft
DuPont
Consolidated Gas
Lackawanna
New York Central
J. C. Penney
American Telephone
General Motors
Nash
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Standard of California
U S. Steel
Owens Ilinois Glass
Apri
Chicago Live Poultry and Egg Market Totals and Prices
Live receipts show 23 trucks steady hens about 12 4 1 2 3 cents, leghorn hens 10 11 cents, turkeys and ducks listed with assorted prices, and dressed poultry steady. Eggs and butter futures mixed with weak receipts 7 8 2 5, butter softer, raw sugar unchanged, and dressed poultry prices firm with variances by grade and freshness across fresh, frozen, and reg weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Socnl
New York
Local Hog and Calf Markets Edge Up One Dime
Hogs strengthened on the local market Monday with all grades advancing a dime. Top price for hogs reaches 2.60 dollars. Calf market shows choice 140-180 lbs at 0.83 to 0.83.50 and good to choice 130-190 lbs at 2.50 to 3.50. Sheep markets list choice lambs 75-85 lbs at 3.50 to 4.50, heavier lambs vary by quality.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
UCR
ST Paul
U S. Dept Agriculture
Gil
Weisht
Nckers
East ST Louis
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Sinclair
Landmeyer Murder Case Seeks Continuance Defense Asks Delay
County Attorney G. K. Thompson resists a continuance in the murder case of Benjamin H. Landmeyer 36 Cedar Rapids accused of beating Chance Rittenburg 1111 Second St SE Oct 8 injuries leading to death Oct 14 Landmeyer arrested Jan 6 pled not guilty Jan 9 held without bond in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Benjamin H. Landmeyer
Cedar Rapids
Landmeyer
Chance Rittenburg
Second Street
Hopkinton Man Fined $300 For Drunk Driving
Menno Monck, 34, of near Hopkinton, was fined $300 and costs by Judge A. B. Clark in district court for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. In default of payment, he faces ninety days in jail with mittimus held until Sept 1 and is forbidden to drive during the period after Coggan marshal arrest. Monck pled not guilty Jan 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menno Monck
Hopkinton
A. B. Clark
Monck
Coggan
Will of Anna Zahradnik Admitted To Probate
Anna Zahradnik of Cedar Rapids died December 22. Judge H C Ring admitted the will to probate. Bequests go to four daughters Anna Holets Mary Kriz Libbie Vrba Estella Kvitek and three sons Joseph Frank Henry. Fifty dollars to Bohemian Reformed church cemetery and Rogers Grove cemetery funds. United State Bank named executor. Will dated September 13 1932.
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Anna Zahradnik
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Anna Holets
Mary Kriz
Libbie Vrba
Estella Kvitek
Joseph
Frank
Henry
Bohemian Reformed Church
Rogers’ Grove
United State Bank
Jury case assignments set for Tuesday morning
Judge Atherton B. Clark announced that a new law assignment of jury cases will be made Tuesday morning at 9 in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton B. Clark
Farm Agents Accused Of Misusing Job Board Of Trade
CHICAGO AP President Peter B Carey of the Chicago board of trade begins a second term at the annual exchange meeting by charging county agents especially in Illinois with misusing their jobs to attack farmers markets. He says agents took pay from government while engaging in political activity. Carey warns the extension system may collapse without purging political practices tied to farm board and farm bureau actions.
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Chicago
Peter B. Carey
Chicago Board of Trade
Exchange
Inllinois
Illinois
Carey
Department of Agriculture
Farm Board
Farm Bureau
Center Point Man Injured After Fall in Local Warehouse
George Pirale, 46, truck farmer of Center Point, was rushed to St. Luke's hospital after suffering scalp and facial wounds and possible internal injuries. Eyewitnesses report Pirale fell about eighteen feet from an elevator shaft on 307 First Street SE, then walked out to the platform with bloodied face. A worker on the unloading platform saw Pirale arrive around 9 am with a load of turnips and later stumble out in distress, unable to explain what happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pirale
Center Point
St. Luke's Hospital
First Street
Hugh Anderson
N Street
Pirate
John Breckle
Fourth Street NW
Breckle
Pirnie
Breeckle
John
Anderson
Aaberg Named Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Iowa
Des Moines AP Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray named H. C. Aaberg of Orange City as assistant to replace Carl Kennedy. Aaberg, ISU graduate, has county agent experience in Winnebago and Sioux counties and will earn 2800 dollars annually, down from Kennedy’s 3300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ray Murray
H. C. Aaberg
Orange City
Aaberg
Carl Kennedy
Mark G. Thornburg
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Winnebago County
Sioux County
Kennedy
Marion High to Debate in Local Revenue Contest
Marion taxpayers are invited to a 7 30 p m debate at the high school. Marion debaters defend the affirmative on the question that at least half of state and local revenues come from sources other than tangible property, facing Iowa City high school. No admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Iowa City
Hervey Shutts
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Confessed Killer of Des Moines Cop Enters Guilty Plea
Edward J Farrant 20 confessed killer of Detective Harry Booton entered a guilty plea before Judge Allan A Herrick. Sentence postponed to Feb 18. Under Iowa law he faces death or life imprisonment. Ray Kinney 45 charged in Booton death ordered brought to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Edward J Farrant
Harry Booton
Allan A. Herrick
Farrant
Iowa
Ray Kinney
Booton
Stanwood Pioneer Civil War Veteran Dies at 89
Stanwood resident and Civil War veteran John Doudney 89 died Saturday evening at his son Dice Doudney’s home between Stanwood and Wyoming after a lingering illness. Born June 26 1843 near Trenton New Jersey he enlisted in 1862 with Company G Eleventh Iowa Infantry. He served at Chickamauga Vicksburg and with Sherman's Georgia campaign. Survived by three children Dice Joe and Sadie Honeyacre funeral services set for Tuesday at the Methodist church. American Legion post Hegarty-Busching and the Woman's Relief Corps to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood
John Doudney
Dice
Wyoming
Trenton
N. J
Mr. Doudney
Cedar County
Ayersville
Eleventh
Iowa Infantry
Davenport
Chickamauga
Vicksburg
Sherman
Georgia
Doudney
North Western Railroad
Dice Doudney
Joe Doudney
Nebraska
Sadie Honeyacre
Chicago
Methodist Church
Hegarty-Busching Post
American Legion
Woman’s Relief Corps
Griffin murder case ends in death penalty verdict upheld
Judge G. W Wood denied Patrick Griffin a new trial after a district court jury ordered the death penalty for the murder of deputy sheriff W. F. Dilworth.
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Waterloo
G. W Wood
Patrick Griffin
W. F. Dilworth
Griffin
Fire Hits Two Rock Island Five And Dime Stores
A blaze in Rock Island Illinois caused an estimated 175000 in damage to the J J Newberry five ten and twenty five cent store and the F W Woolworth store. Losses include 50000 in Newberry stock 25000 in Woolworth stock 38000 in fixtures and 62000 in damage to buildings and Woolworth apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island, Il
J. J. Newberry Company
F. W. Woolworth and Company
Newberry
Woolworth
Brookhart Attends Meeting After Illness
Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa, hospitalized but improving, attended a joint congressional committee on veterans affairs meeting in Washington as a member. In Central City, Guy Hutchins was elected president of the Farmers Exchange at its annual meeting, succeeding Rowland Hill who retires for health reasons. O. C Brewer became vice president and E. R. Finson secretary.
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Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Joint Congressional Committee On Veterans’ Affairs
Central City
Guy Hutchins
Farmers Exchange
Hutchins
Rowland Hill
O. C Brewer
E. R. Finson
Lewis Wright
City Briefs And Personals
A Boy Scout first aid class meets 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce. Chamber of Commerce board meets at luncheon Tuesday. Archie Reinheimer of Marion got a suspended 10 fine in police court for reckless driving. Walter J Hutchings 1737 Avenue NE had an emergency appendicitis operation at St Luke s hospital Saturday evening and is doing as well as can be expected. Traffic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce holds noon meetings this week to discuss administration problems.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
WH. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Nickelae
Ays Allegheny Corp
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kan City
Sou Bia Am Gan
Feayser
Gallus Ya i. KF
Carnes
Kennecott
Kresee
SS. S
Intl Corp
Kreuger & T
Eine Metals
Lehigh Va
Dire & Wry
Roll Mills
Noranda Mines
Brooklyn
Norf & West
Burroughs Advi
Nor Pac
North Am
Canada Dry
Otis Eles
Packard Motors
Cerro de Pasco
Ford
Ses Corp
Phelps Dodge
Philins
Pitshury Il
Gsambel
Chgeo
Puh
Sve NJ
Chro Rip
Pullman
Chrysler Motor Lle
Padin Carp
Uities
Ceca Colaqua
Adie Keath
Palmolive
Jena
Colo Puel
Rem Rand
Col Garbon Gol Gas
Elec
Noah Caml Balvents
Sea Ward
Curtin Wright
Bee Privey
Ass DuPont Dew Gat Udebaker
Ala Eastman Yodak
Eaton
Ford Eng
Foster
Fox
Freeport Ie
Fonds
Matora
Gondrich
Central Ss
Earth Radio i
Chicago
Bendix
Marshall
Org Warner
Middlewest
Bruce E la
Butler
Prima Co
Quaker C
Comn Edison
Quaker Pro
Chea Corpn
Chamber of Commerce
Archie Reinheimer
Marion
Walter J. Hutchings
Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
the Chamber of Commerce
Death notices for Claude S Matthews and Anton Poula
Funeral services for Claude S Matthews will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Linwood cemetery. He was found dead at 325 A avenue SW and leaves a sister and three brothers. Anton Poula died Sunday at 3 p.m. after a brief illness. Funeral services at Lesinger-Polansky chapel are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Bohemian National cemetery. he leaves seven children and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude S. Matthews
Beatty Chapel
Blaine Hyten
Linwood Cemetery
Mr. Matthews
Elkhart County
Indiana
Cedar Rapids
North Western Railroad Company
Frank Giovanazzi
Milford Matthews
Robert Matthews
Seattle
Wash
James Matthews
Kent, O
Anton Poula
A Avenue NW
Johnson County
Clarence
Edward
Swisher
Milo
J. J. Racer
Evan
Anton
L. L. Bennett
Ontario
Calif
Joseph
Frank
Lesinger-Polansky
F. D. Chada
Bohemian National Cemetery
Junior Service League Meeting Boxed by Schedule
The Junior Service League will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the W C A. The board meeting at 2 p m precedes the regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
W.C.A
Bond Markets Little Progress on a Narrow Trading Day
New York bonds moved in a sluggish, narrow range as traders remained unsure about the economic and political outlook. High grade maturities held near last year’s tops while industrials showed uneven gains and German and Italian issues slipped amid mixed demand. Liberty bonds closed varied with several Treasuries near key levels.
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NEW York Bonds
NEW York
Allegheny Corp
Santa Fe
Chicago and North Western
Mlinois Central
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
American Telephone
Virginia Electric Light and Power Ss
Southwestern Bell ‘Telephone
Union_ Electric Light and Power
Columbia Gas and
Pacific Gas
Postal
United Drug
Loews
Belettum
Italy
United States
No Skating On Rink At Manhattan Beach
Municipal skating rink at Manhattan Beach iced over with water on surface. Warming house temporarily closed. playground office announced on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Beach
Progressive Club Meeting Planned at Mrs George Trabue Home
The Progressive club will meet at 625 Fifth avenue SE on Wednesday. At the last gathering at the W C A club 12 Mrs Bartholomew was elected vice president and members began piecing quilt blocks with twenty one present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
George Trabue
Fifth Avenue SE
W. C. A. Clan
Bartholomew
Two Women Charged With Hotel Room Theft
Mrs. Jessie Cole and Mrs. William Byers of 117 A Avenue NW faced a burglary charge at a Monday hearing before Justice Almon S. Reed. They were released on their attorney's oath while the county attorney's office prepares the case. The theft involved $100 taken from the hotel room of W. G. Durant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cole
William Byers
Avenue NW
Almon S. Reed
W. G. Durant
Robert H Topping Funeral Services Set
Funeral services for Robert H Topping will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Burial will follow in Bohemian National cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Topping
Robert H Topping
Turner Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
Births in St. Luke's Hospital Named Woodward Carringer Kuba
Born to Raymond Woodward at 925 Oakland NE a son Robert Gene in St Luke's hospital on Jan 15. A son to Harry Carringer at 4301 Mount Vernon SE on Jan 14 in St Luke's hospital. Melvin Kuba at 1901 Wilson SE welcomed five and six pound twin daughters on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Woodward
Oakland Avenue NE
Robert Gene
St. Luke's Hospital
Harry Carringer
Mount Vernon Avenue
Melvin Kuba
Wilson Avenue SE
Intoxication costs lead to fines in police court
In police court Monday H N Henry 27 of 1323 First Avenue EW was fined 25 dollars plus costs for intoxication. A G Wescott 24 of 1329 Hinkley Avenue NW faced 100 dollars plus costs. Clyde Johnson 35 received a thirty day vagrancy sentence and was escorted to city limits after agreeing not to return, per Detective George Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N Henry
First Avenue
A. G. Wescott
Hinkley Avenue NW
Clyde Johnson
Lmits
George Powers
Payette Clerkship Election Contested Trial Date Set
Judge W L Eichendorf set January 23 for the trial of the contested election case over the Payette county clerk of courts seat. Philip K Meskel opposes Edgar A Traeger, who was declared the winner by a contest board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
W. L. Eichendorf
Payette County
Philip K. Meskels
Edgar A. Traeger
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East Buffalo
St. Louis
St Louis
Ratie Bipher
S&s
Omaha Livestock
U S Dept Agriculture
TOWA
Fapi
US Dept Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Wey
Markt Hay
Minnpfapolis
Arm
FIOUR
Theharcen
California
Lamson Brothers and Co
al Qs
Minneapolis
Montana
Northwest
Duluth
Kansas
Wall St
San Diego
INS
Here
Mexico
Court House News
Hopkinton Man
New Law Assignment
Ass’t Secretary of Agriculture
Marion News
Junior Arp
Eleventh Street
Betty Hense
Junior Reed
Ross Edwards
John Beeson
Helen Pyle
Kathryn Klink
Wallace Oldfather
Winifred Newlin
Elaine Barger
Ornetta Reinheimer
Betty Hanse
Dick Derflinger
Robert Murphey
Fred Domer
Yocommortuary
John M. Walters
G. H. Clark
J. J. Booth
H. F. Lockwood
Wiliam P. Secrist
Clifton Hawk
Alfred Johnson
Vincent Davin
Moffat Neill
Blodgett
H. C. Munson
Margaret Gill
Fay Domer
Oliver Domer
Owen Bremer
P. C. Bremer
Peter Bremer
A. L. Stewart
and Myers
Darrell Sawyer
Cedar Rapeids
Fred Stack
E. T Tapper
Aurora
Til
Mr. Tapper
Free Methodist Church
George Bristol
Marilyn
Margaret Leming
Eighteenth Street
Zak
Mrs. Albert Arp
Williamsburg
Christian Church
Fred M. Srack
Eighth Avenue
F. M. Srack
William Nelson
Belle Rodman
Marion High School
DeWitt High School
Florence Holsington
Loraine Krause
St. Joseph's Hospital, Chicago
J. B Streeter
W. J. Wallace
I. O. O. F P. Hall
James Fairley
Carol Jane
Fred Lutz
Beverly
Ameigo Club
George Mann
University Hospital
Arnold Whittier
L. R. Blackledge
Harold Blackledge
L. A
Marion Post
Legion Hall
Neal Miller
Howard
Robins
Miller
H. B. Leasure
Satuday
Margaret Carson
56 I
Miss Carson
Leo Hammond
Blairstown
Marian Jackson
Horace E. Reiter
Arthur O'Leary
Louisville
Richard Sears
Jack
Belle Fourche
Beulah Fitzsimmons
Fred Hight
C.E. Fitzsimmons
Mr Hight
Missionary Angld Societies
The
Presbyterian Church
Sophie Coenan
George Pp. Whitney
B. C. Sears
L. K. Owen
Nation Missions
Nation
Brookhart
Matthews Funeral
Liberty
Treasury
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