Hogs Drop From Monday Gains In Chicago and Midwest
Hogs slipped after Monday advances with 210 lb and lighter hogs down 10 to 15 cents and heavier types 15 to 25 cents lower. Cattle and sheep prices were mostly steady or down slightly as receipts rose, with top hog quotes near 8.55 and road lots as high as 8.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
US_ Dept. Agriculture
Mondy
Helfers
South ST Paul
Dept. Agrculture
Iowa
Des Moines
API
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Local Hog Market Drops 15 Cents On Tuesday
Hogs weakened on the local market with all grades down 15 cents pushing the top price to 8 dollars. Wilson & Co lists bid prices by weight for bulk hogs and lines for calves, sheep, and cattle with varied prices across weight classes and packers. The calf market shows 9.50 for 140-190 lb calves, while sheep and cattle prices range from 4.50 to over 9.00 for prime steers and yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight Hogs
Ave. Amt
Wilson & CO
Dial
Wilson's
Cedar Rapids Miscellany Prices for Grain and Produce
Market list from Cedar Rapids shows grain quotes for wheat oats rye corn and barley with new crop prices. Include soybeans hay butterfat hens ducks geese and wholesale fruits vegetables and hides with varied unit prices and crate or hamper sizes.
Bond Market Slips in Lower priced Rails Drag on Bonds
New York AP reports government bonds in demand while domestic corporate issues mostly fall. Redistribution includes Erie refunding 5s and other rail bonds falling two points or more as US Treasuries rise near noon. High priced issues like AT and Pac Gas stand firm amid mixed foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie
Erie Generatien
B. and O
Northern Pacific
Central
US Treasury
Ameri Ican Telephone and Telegraph 3
Pacific Gas
Mississippi River Stages Reported With Minor Fluctuations
Davenport AP reports the Mississippi River stages at Hastings Lacrosse Prairie du Chien and Memphis show small changes with rises and falls ranging from 0.1 to 0.4 feet. No major floods or drops noted in the bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Davenport
Missisaiped River
Hastings
Lac Crosse Prairie du Chien
Memphis
Wheat prices drift on light export demand and rain
Chicago wheat futures slipped as small export demand and rain in Kansas weighed on the market. May wheat fell around 3/4 to 34 cents. corn rose about 4 cents while oats were unchanged. Liverpool Buenos Aires and Winnipeg trades were weaker and foreign demand remained cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Winnipeg
England
Chicago Grain Quotations From Lamson Brothers Report
Market updates show wheat and grain bids for May July and Sept contracts with mixed highs lows and closes. Cash provisions list No 2 corn No 1 white oats and soybeans with spot prices and grades from Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Navnal Bank
OMAG
Minneapolis
Montana
Sugar and Wool Markets Quiet in New York and Boston
Sugar holds at 3.23 a spot with futures steady around midday and refined priced at 4 654 475. In Boston the wool market shows little activity as mills lack purchases while sellers hold fire awaiting London opening amid price declines in Australia and New Zealand markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
New Zealand
London
Soston
Chicago Produce Markets Report Includes Live Poultry and Eggs
Chicago market notes show live poultry trucks steady with hens over five pounds and smaller springs. dressed goods steady with butter receipts and prices, eggs steady with varied supplies. potatoes and other staples with mixed stock levels and pricing. New York prices for eggs and butter listed with assorted sales and futures data. Marathon race note explains the origin of the distance name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho Russel Burbanks
U. S
Colorado
Red McClures
North Dakota Bliss Triumphs
Cobblers
Nebraska Bliss
Wisconsin
Florida Bliss
New York Fronce
New York
C. Cheese
Stocks Drift After Light Realizations In Moderate Decline
New York AP reports light profit taking trimmed losses in Tuesday trading. Major indices retreated modestly as some top issues lagged while other sectors such as aircrafts and gold mines moved against the trend. About 800000 shares changed hands in transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street Stocks and Foreign Exchange Report
Tuesday quotations from J E Bennett show widespread stock price activity with many industrials and consumer products firms at varying fractional gains and losses. The market features notable names such as Johns Manville, Lehigh Valley, General Motors, United Fruit, and Steel holdings along with a broad list of utilities, metals, and transport stocks. The Chicago close and New York foreign exchange section list additional movements including the franc sliding modestly and various international rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. i Jump
Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Nickel
Alaska
Juneau
Intl
Allegheny Coron
Tel
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Allied Stores
Kan
Allis Chalmers
Kencott
Copr
Amal Lea
Kresge
S. SS
Kroger G
Lambert
Lehigh Val
Hide & L
Libby Owens
Myers
Amin M & Fdy
Loews. Inc
Mont Ward
Amoun
Motor Wheel
Atlantic Fife
Murrey Corp
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Miscuit
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio
Nau! Dairy
Barker Co
Dept Strsamsdall Corp
Wit Pistirs
Bendix
Beth Steel
Y Central Bt
Blaw
Burroughside
Pitino Mines
Camp Wyant
Penick
Canada Dry
Penney JC
Phillips Pet
Caterpillar
Pulsbury
Cerro de Pasco
Plymouth
Ches & Ohio
Ches Corp
Pullman Co
Radio Corp
Cheo & NW
Radio Keith
Rem Rand
Ite
Reo Motors
Sharp Dohme
Consol Oil
Shell Aston
Consol Textile Silver King
Simmons Co
Motors
Stone Webster
du Pont de
Studebaker
Eastern
Tex Corp
Fast'an Kodak
Tex Gulf S
Eaton Mis
Tex Land
Thompson Stra
Tidewater
Elec
Pow & L
Timken
Bond & S &J
Timken RB
Erie RR
Trans-America
C. Fox Film
Ford England
Union Carbide
Freeport Tex
Union Pac
Uni Aircraft
Uni Air Lines
Uni Corp
Fess
United Fruit
Uni Gans Co
Gillette
U. S
UU P& LA
N. Ry
Walworth
Warner Bros
Howe Sound
Hudson Mtrs
Willys Ovid
Hupp Motors
Ms. Central
Wilson and Co
Indus Rayon
Woolworth
Harv Ggy
Hydro
Zenith Radio
Zenite
Chicago
Amn Pb
Dexter Co
Atto'tlc
Hshold
East Blessing
Helleman
Mar Field Ohy
Mid-West
Quaker Com
Edison
Quaker Pr
Bis't
Swift and Co
Cord Corp
Swift
Walrreen
Second Victim Dies in School Boiler Blast
SIOUX CITY VP Henry Hladky 24 an athletic coach and math teacher at Jefferson High School in South Dakota died Tuesday, the second victim of a boiler explosion at the school on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Henry Hladky
Jefferson, S. D
WPA rolls jump 41436 in week
WPA work relief rolls increased by 41,436 in the week ending Jan 8, lifting total WPA employment to 1,712,053. The figures were released Tuesday by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Washington
INS
Ballot Fraud Costs Utica Painter 5 to 10 Years Prison
George Flansburg a Utica painter was found guilty of registering under assumed names in eight election districts and faces five to ten years in prison. He testified he was intoxicated and unaware of his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
George Flansburg
Marion Legion Banquet Program Set for Feb 3
The Marion post No. 298 American Legion announced the past commanders banquet to be held February 3 with guests from the auxiliary. Named honorees include A. R. McElwain George Weis Floyd Vanderbilt Frank L. Williams and many others. The program features addresses, performances by local musicians and presentations by department leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Post
American Legion
Auxiliary
A. R. McElwain
George Weis
Floyd Vanderbilt
Frank L. Williams
W. A. Jackson
Celan Rollins
Ed Brutsman
R. E. Leidigh
Albert Arp
J. R. Roberts
H. F. Knight
Z. N
Floyd Robson
D. H. Smith
Marion
Kathryn McElwain
Nina Winn
Linn
Ed Kopp
Wilma Briggs
Nate Buettell
Jean Leidigh
Laverne Rose
Lillian Ann Harding
Glatha
R. J. Laird
Cornet
Ruth Ostrander
Jean Lehdigh
Mary North-up
Leo T. Custer
James I. Dolliver
Women Prefer Men Bosses Says Colgate Psychologist
Dr. Donald A. Laird surveyed 521 women and found 520 favored male bosses but offered flawed reasons such as dictation ease or jealousy. He attributes true motives to subconscious mother envy in women, arguing psychoanalysis explains the bias against female bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Laird
Wallace Warns Freight Rate Hikes Could Hurt Industry
Secretary Wallace told the Interstate Commerce Commission that increases sought by American railroads would tend to intensify the current recession. He also suggested railroads should consider reducing rates as they hinder industrial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Interstate Commerce Commission
University of Iowa coach Irl Tubbs hospitalized with throat infection
Irl Tubbs, head football coach at the University of Iowa, is confined to University Hospital with a throat infection. Doctors report no streptococcus involvement and note he is improving but can only speak with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Irl Tubbs
University of Iowa
University Hospital
Iowa Shoplifter to Serve 60 Days in County Jail
Edward Earl Kinney age 18, who posed as "Sadie de Vaux" to steal, began a 60 day jail term in Oregon. Kinney, from Council Bluffs Iowa, gained notice as a strikingly attractive female masquerade during the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Edward Earl Kinney
Sadie de Vaux
Kinney
Council Bluffs
Distressed Cragpool Freighter Reports OK at Sea
The British freighter Cragpool, which sent distress signals from the north Atlantic Monday night, reported Tuesday via intercepted message to the President Roosevelt that she was OK and continuing her voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Cragpool
North Atlantic
President Roosevelt
O. K
Day enters Clinton jail for 20 days for court order violation
Raymond Day, 22, of Cedar Rapids, reported to Clinton county jail to serve twenty days on a min timus for failing to stay out of Clinton. He had been sentenced in December to thirty days for shoplifting, but released after ten days under the same condition and was apprehended Monday by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton (Ap
Raymond Day
Cedar Rapids
Clinton County
Clinton
Day
Concord A L club meeting hosted by Hawk couple
James Hayes of Dubuque spoke at a Concord A L club gathering in Memorial hall. Host couple Mr and Mrs Clifton Hawk and picnic dinner preceded the program led by Fred McShane with group singing reading piano duets and more. Next meeting at Mr and Mrs Charles Powers home. várias
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hayes
Dubuque
National Safety Council
Concord A. and L. Club
Memorial Hall
Clifton Hawk
L. A. Dunn
Fred McShane
A. J. Taube
Byron Ambdenstock
D. B. Storck
Harley Erwin
Charles Powers
Labor Department accused of secret deals with AFL union
Merwyn Rathborne, president of the CIO American Radio Telegraphers' Association, charged the Labor Department with secret deals with an AFL union in a letter from San Francisco made public in New York. He asked Secretary Frances Perkins to disclose the department's much publicized plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Labor Department
A. F. of L
Frances Perkins
Mervyn Rathborne
CIO American Radio Telegraphers’ Association
San Francisco
Rathborne
Want Ads Offer for Consecutive Day Scheduling
Ad rates advertise 25c per line with 25 percent savings or 406 percent per day when ordering three or seven consecutive days. Cancellation allowed after results. pay only for days published. Out of town ads require advance payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bet Agate
Lost and Found Announcements
Several items reported lost and found with rewards or contact details. Items include tools in Sidney Nebraska near Sherwin Williams or Luberger's, a blue handback at a specified location, a fox terrier named Rowdy in Bartlett with reward, keys at Vic. Mas. temple Cozy Inn, a tan cocker spaniel named Rusty with reward, green suede gloves with reward downtown, and a male setter with a dial code and reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICC
Don Berman
Hickory
Sidney
Neb
Sherwin Williams
Luberger's
Luberger’s
Bartlett
Vic
Temple
Cozy
Gaz
Ginal
Local Classifieds Spotlight Turning on Vintage Deals and Services
A collage of old ads lists ice skates, tonic tablets, tire service, moving company, elderly home care, watches and jewelry repair, beauty shops, dress cases, towel and cleaning services. Mentions Kenwood Transfer Allied Van Lines and Lynch Transfer, plus various pharmacies, barber services, and a Paris Beauty Academy offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Transfer
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Abbott
Cod Ver
Podzimek Pharmacy
2Nd Ave
16Th Ave
E. A. Kriz & Son
St. SE
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Schmidt
Yellow Cab Co
Hennessey Bros
California
Lansdowne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Is Financial and Market News
S_ Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
S. Dept. Agriculture
Associated
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Packers
Mason City
Austin
Markr's - Hagseen
Kansas City
St Tous
St Josep
St Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
City Hide & Fur Co
Old City Scale
A. G. Teim Roosevelt Hotel
Texas
Idaho
U. S. Bonds
Treasury
Peter Fox Sons Co
Peter Butter
Marathon
Athens
Wall St
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Shanxhai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Marion News
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ed Boyanovsky
W. G. Miller
County Safety Council
Della Senninger
Oakdale
Lee Wilson
Springville
Ways and Means
Hailwood
Bertha Larkin
Myrtle Helbig
Boy Scouts of America
Lincoln Auditorium
Troop 38
Dick Hatt
E. T. Gough
K. E. Cornell
L. R. Boettcher
Ted Bosacker
Methodist Brotherhood
M. Willard Lampe
School of Religion
Ladies Aid Society
Earl Booze
Eldon Coffman
Kenneth Hoeck
Anamosa
Gail Storck
Independence
Jack Blessing
C. C. Scott
C. L. Fernow
Scott
George Olinger
Glenn and
Roy
Harold Scott
Wayne
Clifford Shearer
Billy
Perry
Mr. Shearer
H. B. Peck
Helen Bray
Linn County Relief Office
John Clay
Octo Bridge Club
Marion Linn
W. G. Koppenhaver
Fourteenth Street
Koppenhaver
Willis Jordan
Edna Roberts
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
A. Williams
East Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Burdette Hanna
Eastview Farm
Mrs. Hanna
A. C. Sloss
Mr. Hanna
Mary Hanna
Mary Helen Sloss
Barbara Sloss
Pleasant Grove No
Dickey’s Food Store
Big Sale
Eagle
Murnahy
Frederic
Crew Oss
Murphy i
Fernaw
H. Burtoe
Sebern
Strader
Handicapernow
Fernow
Cornell
Agra
Mare
Taneeee
H. Smith
Freeman Oe Erenees
F. Mershon
M. Se Weeeeeeeneans
O.K
Monarch
F. M. Stack
M. O. Smith
Hubert
Manchester
B. A. Smith
Mount Vernon
William Myers
Hopkinton
Wakefield
A. G. Charter
J. E. Lisk
Bertha Miller
J. E Walker
Beverly
Irvin L. Ford
Cary Club
O. S Fernow
Linton Wells
Milwaukee Woman's Club
Hallwood
Labor Dept
A. F. L. Union
Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ginsberg
First Ave
May
Second St. SE
Sp I
Probasco Jeweler
Hawkeye Travel Bureau
Gil Eastern
Towa
Mer Bank
Krystle McFarlen
Mary Moore
Thelma Lane
Higley
Lobbsee
Los
Sara Park
Sara Park Beaute Salon
Ird ST. SE
Mary Nell
Alice Diask
Ethel Wixon
Arlene Sehnack
Lillian Suchy
Stella's
3Rd St. SE
T.w
Mae
Peacock
3Rd St. NE
Ste de
Pldlman’s
Ellis Blvd
ES Gee Helene Beauty Shop
la Vogue
3Rd Ave
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Paris Academy of B'tv
3Rd St
Anted, Sewine and
Yane Qnemstitchins
2Nd St
Joe Navratil Beer Parlor
Business Cards Business Services
America
Greateat
Novak Heating CO
Aresh Sheet Metal Works
Inn St. NE
Hawkeye Tin
Baer
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