Hog Prices Dip as Receipts Rise Across Markets
Hog markets eased after a rise in recent days with higher receipts and softer demand. Chicago showed uneven trade and mostly 10c lower with tops around 3.30 and most 2.85 to 3.30. other centers varied while Omaha Sioux City and South St. Paul reported generally steady to lower prices for hogs and mixed cattle and sheep activity.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Am No. Ve
South ST Pau
South ST Paul
API
U S Dept Agriculture
Hogs and cattle prices mixed across Chicago and Kansas markets
Report from Chicago and Kansas City shows hog receipts around 30 000 at Chicago and 6 500 at Kansas City with uneven declines of about 10 cents. Cattle receipts near 9 000 at Chicago and 5 000 at Kansas City with feeding and slaughter classes steady to weak and beef cattle prices broadly lower for heavy weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chicago
U_ 8
Dept Agriculture
Wheat Fluctuates Narrowly With Lower Close
Wheat moved in a one cent range on the Chicago board of trade before closing lower as traders awaited a shift in sentiment. Corn held early gains but finished mixed with oats and rye again following cereal trends. Provisions stayed steady amid Winnipeg and Liverpool weakness impacting the upturn. cash prices were unchanged with light receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Porkers Are Weak On Local Market
Hogs weakened slightly on the local market Wednesday after a 5 cent drop across all grades. The top price fell to 2.60 dollars. Calf market shows choice 140-180 lbs at 93.50 to 4.80, good to choice 130-190 lbs at 2.50 to 3.50, other grades vary by quality. Sheep markets list choice lambs 75-85 lbs at 3.50 to 4.50 with heavier lambs also priced by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Prendy Arly
Sinclair
Ee Aee
Hoss
Wall Street Dips After Late Trading Slump
U S stocks reversed to losses in late trading with numerous fractional declines and a few over 2 point drops. Union Pacific and Woolworth led declines while Chesapeake and Ohio and American Can stayed steady amid about 700000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Union Pacific
Woolworth
Consolidated Gas
Case
American Telephone
American Tobacco
Air Reduction
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
New York Central
United Aircraft
Columbian Carbon
General Motors
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
American Can
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Price list from Cedar Rapids lists grains such as wheat oats rye and barley with bids like corn at 12 to 15 cents and hay 87 and 85 dollars. It also covers produce including heavy hens lemons celery grapes and oysters with varied per unit and per crate rates and hides prices by grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennery
Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
E. Disbrow
Mansfer
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Listed
Chicago cash grain bids show wheat No 2 hard around 40n, corn No 3 mixed 22 9, corn No 4 mixed 22 4, corn No 5 mixed 22c, yellow and white corn varieties with multiple 22 to 25c ranges. Oats No 2 white around 16 to 16 34c, rye and barley quoted with modest values, Timothy and Clover seed priced per cwt with listed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waa
Minneapolis cash grain prices and receipts report
Cash grain markets in Minneapolis show receipts at 116 cars with No 1 northern around 36 to 48 cents and No 1 dark northern about 51 to 52 cents. Prices for Montana dark hard and amber durum varieties are listed with bids and futures contrasts, including May and July figures, alongside corn oats barley rye and flax price markings.
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Minneapolis
Montana
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
New York market notes show mixed egg and butter receipts with firm prices on creamery goods and steady egg quotes. Centralized scores and special packs appear amid fresh receipts, while Chicago reports reflect steady poultry and varied potato and butter futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
Backa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Colorado
Ciucago
Japs Stand Put Despite Views Of Roosevelt
Tokyo officials say Roosevelt’s stance will not change Japan’s policies in Manchuria and expect no fundamental shift in orient policy. They note past notes during Wilson era and cite Stimson’s position against recognizing Manchukuo while pledging possible neutralization of the Philippines.
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Roosevelt
Torio
Manchuria
Weaver
Philippines
Japan
United States
Tokio
Asahi
Washington
Great Britain
France
Foreign Office
Orient
Stimson
Wilson
China
Siberia
Manchukuo
Bond Market Holds Steady Amid Rally In U S and Foreign Debts
United States and foreign government issues edged higher as Treasuries showed resilience. 3s and 34s traded around 6 32 to 11 32 points. Liberty 4 1/4s drew demand. Domestic rails utilities and industrials improved modestly while oil issues remained unsettled. Liberty bonds and Treasury issues closed with varied quotes amidst cautious buying.
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New York
United States
Treasury Lst
Liberty Fourth
Allegheny Corp
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
North Western
Chile
Consolidated Gas
International Telephone
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Postal Telegraph
Frisco
Youngstown
Liberty
Liberty First
Treasury
Foreign Exchange Rates and Midwestern Livestock Prices
A summary of foreign exchange quotes for multiple currencies including Great Britain France Italy and Germany and a detailed livestock market report from St. Louis East St. Louis noting cattle calves hogs and sheep receipts with price ranges and trends plus hay and flour market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
API
Forelan
Exchaner
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Court House News New Assignment Of Law Cases Made
A reorganized January term district court case list was issued by Judge A B Clark effective today through February 3. The schedule lists cases by date including Iowa State Savings bank v Tomac, Fitzpatrick v Adison, Cedar Rapids National bank v Stuff, and numerous civil and probate matters across January 18 to February 3.
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A. B. Clark
Iowa State Savings Bank
Tomac
Fitzpatrick
Adison
McPartland
Zalesky
Shipe
Boedeker
Clark
Farmers Co-op Grain Company
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Stuff
Biondo Brothers
Igram
Wilson
Ribnick
Twentieth Century Manufacturing Company
Babendure
Baker
Baldwin
Kinley
Long
Waener
Et al
Burwinkle
Gatto
Barrows
Carmichael
Commercial Savings Bank of Marion
Frawnholts
Federal Cartdidge Corporation
Western Auto Specialty
Cress
Dice
Miller
Jordan
Tallman
Alden
Pittsburg Equit. Meter Co
Rapid Water Softener
Browning
Prudential Insurance Company
Byers
Hanson, Comm. Credit Co
Newland Mone Company
Smith
Avedovich
Balik
Fackler
Davis
Frame
Sears-Roebuck Company
Nelson
Bock
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Cedar Rapids Finance and Thrift
Kepler
Lazarus and Rosenfield
Whelihan Fine Arts
H. Abrams
J. C. LaVelle
Kolar
Rapapport
L. N & W. F. Stahl
Mangold
Kubovec
Keller
Hall-Ekfelt
Welsh
Carlson
Swift
Lisbon Bank and Trust Company
Kohl
Kula
Mysak
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Heinze
Wilma Goodlove
Joyce Underwood
Chicago Talking Machine settles contract suit against Waite Music
A $231 contract suit brought by the Chicago Talking Machine company against H. C. Waite Music company was settled and dismissed in district court before Judge H. C. Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Talking Machine Company
H. C. Waite Music Company
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids Box Co Wins Judgment Against Defendants
Judge H C Ring approves a 279.91 dollar default judgment in district court over an account action involving Gus Cringos and Cc L Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Paper Box Company
H.C. Ring
Gus Cringos
Cc. L Stephens
Judgment notes awarded in district court cases
Promissory note judgments granted include 1 163.76 by Judge H C Ring to Leonard Douda against E S Weisley and 1 129.52 by Judge A B Clark to Wapsie Valley State Bank against Roy Shakespeare. Gertrude E Hawkinson and Theodore W Hawkinson seek 320 in district court against E G Fisher and Cleora P Fisher on a real estate contract.
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H. C. Ring
Leonard Douda
E. S. Weisley
A. B. Clark
Wapsie Valley State Bank
Roy Shakespeare
Gertrude E. Hawkinson
Theodore W. Hawkinson
E. G. Fisher
Cleora P. Fisher
Will of Cedar Rapids man Thomsapson probateed this week
Daniel S. Thomsapson died Jan 5 and his Cedar Rapids will left equal shares to Nettie Hildebrand Allie North Hattie Jones and R D Thompson with R D Thompson named executor. The Oct 18 1932 will was admitted to probate by Judge H C Ring. E C Heady of Springville died Jan 2 and left his entire estate to wife Mary Frances Heady who was named executrix in the July 26 1932 will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S. Thomsapson
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Nettie Hildebrand
Allie North
Hattie Jones
R. D. Thompson
E. C. Heady
Springville
Mary Frances Heady
Settlement Acknowledged in Action Against Clear Lake Construction
Plaintiff P. R. Lee signs settlement in suit against L. O. Kim ball doing business as Clear Lake Construction. Judgment of 100.44 dollars sought for labor and material on Central City road work. Costs taxed to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
P. R. Lee
L. O. Kimball
Clear Lake Construction Company
Central City
Charters Granted $299 Judgment in District Court
Judge A B Clark awarded W F Charters a 299.54 judgment against John H MacArthur and Helen F Mac Arthur in a chartel mortgage case. Cora G Cox 25 was granted a divorce by Judge F O Ellison from Ice M Cox 28 on cruel and inhuman treatment with custody and support awarded. Judge Clark authorized sale of Packer Products receivership assets set for Jan 21 at 9 am at the Packer plant on Sw Tenth Ave. Receivers L V Mahany and J McPartland were appointed June 16 in a June receivership action started last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Charters
A. B. Clark
John H. MacArthur
Helen F. MacArthur
Cora G. Cox
F. O. Ellison
Ice M. Cox
Packer Products Company
Packer
Tenth Avenue
Tenth Street
L. V. Mahany
J. McPartland
Judge Dismisses Partition Action in Marion Bank Case
Judge Ellison in district court Wednesday dismissed a partition action brought by L A Andrew as receiver of the Farmers and Merchants Store Bank of Marion against Dos Blastny and Tha Stastny. The court found the plaintiff not entitled to recover after a hearing on defendants motion to determine the case's legal issues.
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Judge
Ellison Jn District Court
L. A. Andrew
Merchants Store Bank of
Marion
Dos
Blastny
Tha
Promissory Note Suit Against Tomee Sopousek Dismissed
A promissory note case brought by Iowa State Savings Bank as executor of the Anton Coach estate was dismissed as to Edward Sopousek and settled as to Anna Tomee. The matter involved a district court action with the bank seeking repayment from the two individuals.
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Iowa State Savings Bank
Anton Coach Estate
Anna Tomee
Edward Sopousek
Boxer Held After Lunchroom Fracas
Clyde Perrigo, 20, a local boxer, was jailed again at 1 45 am Wednesday on intoxication after a disturbance at the Victory lunch in the 400 block of Second avenue SE. He faces county jail for thirty days per Justice G S Lightner. Two other patrons Paul Spray, 35, and Joe Callan, 59, were fined 10 dollars plus costs after Tuesday’s arrest for intoxication.
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Clyde Perrigo
Second Avenue SE
Justice G. S. Lightner
Victory Lunch
Poice Court
Paul Spray
Washington Avenue SE
Joe Callan
D Avenue NE
Prohibition Anniversary Observed by Cedar Rapids WCTU
The thirteenth anniversary of the Eighteenth Amendment was observed by the Cedar Rapids Women’s Christian Temperance Union with speakers including Linn County Attorney King Thompson and Ralph Bachman. They discussed liquor laws, proposed repeal, and enforcement. The group adopted a resolution urging congress to oppose any legislation nullifying or weakening the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Cedar Rapids
Mrs Johnston Memorial Fete Honors Public Health Leader
Funeral service for Elizabeth S. Johnston, superintendent of the Public Health Nursing bureau, lauded for her life of service and a camp for undernourished children. Hundreds attended at Turner mortuary with floral tributes from nurses, clubs, and community groups. Burial followed at Linwood Cemetery. pallbearers included J. W. Ballard and Thomas O. Dunlop.
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Nursing Bureau
Melvin L. Welke
Elizabeth S. Johnston
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Turner Mortuary
St. Luke's Hospital
Johnston
Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses
St. Luke's Alumnae
Kiwanis Club
Scottish Society
Home Oil and Gas Company
Public Health Nursing Bureau Board
Western Union Employes of Lincoln
Neb
American
Deaths Mrs Jane Davidson and Elizabeth Lawbaugh
Two Cedar Rapids area obituaries detail the deaths of Mrs Jane Warner Davidson 1749 A avenue NE and Mrs Elizabeth Lawbaugh 1383 A avenue NE. Mrs Davidson born Oct 9 1855 near Maquoketa married 1912 to Andrew Davidson of Monticello and survived by her husband two brothers and several relatives. Funeral at Turner mortuary 2 p.m. Friday with burial in Oakwood cemetery Monticello. Mrs Lawbaugh born April 11 1843 in Toronto came to the U S 70 years ago resident of Cedar Rapids 12 years. Surviving son granddaughter and more relatives. services at Turner chapel 3:30 p.m. Thursday with burial Genesee Township.
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Jane Warner Davidson
Andrew Davidson
Avenue
Maquoketa
Paul Warner
Jones County
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Henry F. Warner
William B. Warner
C. I. Lawbaugh
Elizabeth Lawbaugh
Emanuel Lawbaugh
A Avenue NE
Toronto
Canada
United States
Charles 5. Lawbaugh
Lottie M. Lawbaugh
Eva Lawbaugh
Louise Lohman
Manning, Ta
Brandson
Roy E. Lawbaugh
Laurel Jean
Chicago
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Genesee, I
Independence Volleyball Team to Meet Cedar Rapids YMCA
City briefs note an Independence high school volleyball sextet slated for an exhibition against Cedar Rapids YMCA on the Y courts Thursday at 7 30 p m with no admission charged. Also listed are local meetings and ads for church dinners and Want Ads weekly rates. Newsboys treated to a State Theater show hosted by manager Emmet Lockard after watching The Golden West with star George O Brien.
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Independence
Cedar Rapids
Newsies
Gazette
Emmet Lockard
State Theater
George O'Brien
Fire causes roof damage at Brush home on Eighth Street
A small hole was burned in the roof of J. W. Brush home at 1110 Eighth Street SE at 525 p.m. Tuesday. Fire Company No. 5 answered a still alarm at 7:10 p.m. for a chimney fire at L. Samuelson home, 703 Seventh Street SW.
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J. W. Brush
Eighth Street
Fire Company No. 5
L. Samuelson
Seventh Street
Man Pleads Guilty After Shoplifting Glove Theft
Frank Tuffo of Denver pled guilty to larceny before Justice G. S. Lightner. He received a 30 day sentence suspended on condition he leave town within an hour after being arrested in the interurban depot with three pairs of women's gloves taken from Montgomery Ward.
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Frank Tuffo
Denver
Colo
G. S. Lightner
Tuffo
Montgomery Ward and Company
Elinor Fair Ends Three Hour Mail Order Divorce
Hollywood actress Elinor Fair announced a three hour marriage ended by a Mexican nine day mail order divorce. She wed John Daniels after an aerial elopement to Yuma Arizona and separated on the return flight to Hollywood. The item notes a cemetery deed for Rogers Grove to Charles Schley, lot 4 block 10, dated December 23, 1932.
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Hollywood
INS
Elinor Fair
John Daniels
Yuma
Ariz
Rogers Grove Cemetery
Charles Schley
Maquoketa Banks Close for Ten Days on Mayor Order
Maquoketa banks shut for ten days under a mayoral holiday plan announced Wednesday. The temporary closing affects all local financial institutions as the community observes the holiday period.
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Maquoketa
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A. G. Heim Roosevelt Hotel
the Equitable Life Insurance Company of Town
Byron A. Barlow
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Chicago Livestock
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Kansas City
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Standard of N. J
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Allied Chemical
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Chesapeake Oe Ohio
Jump
Nati J. E Bennett & Co
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Adams Express Air Reduction
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Tel & Tel
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Court House News
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Cyrus Metcalf
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Eugene Wade
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S. E. Wright
Lillian Stevens
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Jane Davidson
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