Hog Prices Slide as Receipts Outpace Demand Across Markets
Chicago hogs fall amid heavy receipts with top at 3.50 and typical sales 2.85 to 3.45 in 140 to 210 lb range. Cattle and sheep markets show mixed activity. light steers and yearlings gain to 6.60, while East Buffalo and East St. Louis see softer bids. Iowa and regional markets report generally steady to lower prices with sows firm in places. Total regional receipts listed for Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, East St. Louis, and Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ave. Amt
East St Louis
East St
South ST Paul
Castle
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
S Dept Agriculture
Imilk-Fed
Kansas City
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Grain Prices Steady as Wheat and Corn Hold Gains
Wheat and corn showed firm levels with light trading on Tuesday. Inflation concerns in Washington limited advance while export sales supported corn and rye and oats moved narrowly. Receipts totaled four cars with cash prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
Liverpool
Europe
Balkans
America
Chicago Produce Markets Update with Potatoes and Butter Prices
Market notes from Chicago show potatoes trading on track and shipments at 481 bushels with slow activity. Russet and round whites appear in mixed receipts, butter and eggs steady with creamers higher, cheese and dressed poultry uneven, sugar futures steady, and New York product prices firm.
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Chicago
Danati
New York
Eliser
Aod
Teorby
Patna
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Quotes Across Midwest Markets
Chicago cash grain shows varied bids for wheat and corn with No 2 hard and mixed grades listed, oats and seed prices noted. Minneapolis and Kansas City reports mirror mixed results with No 2 yellow corn and white oats quoted, plus durum and various wheat varieties—receipts and price ranges indicate a fluid market across regions.
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Chicago
Basridey
Minneapolis
Montana
Kansas City
Northwest
Pnes
Minneapols
ST Louis
Flour Market Notes and Foreign Exchange Rates
Miscellaneous market items show Minneapolis flour shipments and price levels for bran and middlings. Foreign exchange rates in New York list many currencies with varied cent values and some typographical inconsistencies across nations.
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Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed For Grain And Produce
The Cedar Rapids miscellaneous market reports indicate oats at 12 cents, rye 25 cents, barley 20 cents, corn at 13 cents curb, shelled 21 2/3 cents, mill 10 cents. Hay and straw prices rise for baled hay 600 to 600, wild hay 600, baled straw 500. Eggs 10 to 12 cents, cream 18 cents, various vegetables and fruits priced per box or crate with several regional items listed. Hides and animal products show multiple grade prices, with horse hides up to 1.40 and other hides at varying rates.
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Lerhorn
California
Local hog prices hold steady on steady market
Hogs remain unchanged with the top at 2.65 for 140-180 lb hogs. Prices for 130-196 lb cattle range from 2.50 to 3.50 with quality-based adjustments. Sheep markets show choice lambs 75-85 lb trading around 0.93 with heavier lambs varying by quality.
Irregular Wall St trading amid mixed tobacco, steel, and oil moves
Late trading showed an uneven stock market with tobaccos firm yet major losses in Consolidated Gas North American Standard of California and Union Pacific. National Biscuit slid while American Telephone held steady and Norfolk and Western rose about two points.
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New York
Consolidated Gas
North American
Standard of California
Union Pacific
National Biscuit
American Can
Case
General Foods
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Norfolk and Western
Harvester
Liggett and Myers
American Tobacco
Sterling
Consolidated
Standard of
California
Seaboard Ou
New York Central
France
Paris
J. Bennett & Co
Wump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Inu Nickel Nee
Tel & Te Za Alaska Juneau
Johns Manville
Allegheny Corp
Kayser Julius
Sf Allied Chem
Kelly
Kresges
Car & Fdy
Kreuger
Kroeger
Amin
Lambert
Loco Sens
Lig Myers
Amn Metals
Aya Loca
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Amn
li McKeesport_ Tin
Amn Steel Fdy
McKesson
Tel & Tel
Mathieson Ark
May Dept
Amn Wat
Kans Tex
Ark Nat Gas
Pac RR
Armour A
Mont Ward Oe
Nash Motors
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Auburn Auto
Cash
Reg Aviation
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Natl Distirs
Barnsdall A
Otis Elevetee
Cal & Heca
Otis Steel Ee Can Pac
Owens I
Packard Mtrs
Cerro de Pasco Para Publixity Coes & Ohio
Penick & Ford
Ches Corpn
Penn
Peoples Gas
Phelps
Sta M
P&p
Phillips Het ’ S Chro
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler Mtr
Pub
Cities Service
Pullman Co
City Jeo & Fuel Es Pure Oweee
Cai Palmolive
Radio Corpn Oe
Cal Carbon
Keith Ee
Col Gas & Elec
Rez Sil
Credit
Em Ran
Reyn Tob
Concoleum Aoene
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Consol Gas
Ears Roebuck
Consol
Servel. Inc
Joe Lena
Curtis
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Warner
Elec
Autolite
Stone Webster
Studebaker
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Tex Corsane
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Bendix
Marshall Fid
Middlewest
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Prima Co
Cherry Burrell
Quaker C
Quaker Prize
Edison
Ists
Swift
Grigsby Grunow
Thelma Todd Severely Injured In Car Crash
Hollywood actress Thelma Todd remained in serious condition Tuesday after a car accident. Doctors reported three broken ribs a broken shoulder and internal injuries with officials saying her condition is worse than initially believed.
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Hollywood
INS
Thelma Todd
Miss Todd
Grovert Fined for DWI in District Court
Maurice Grovert, 30, of Vinton received a 300 dollar fine plus costs from Judge H C Ring after pleading not guilty but changing to a guilty plea on a motor vehicle intoxication charge. He also faced a 90 day county jail term in default of payment and a three month driving ban after a Sunday crash with a machine owned by Mrs Julia Jeffries on A avenue NW and Third street.
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Maurice Grovert
Vinton
H. C. Ring
Grovert
A Avenue
Third Street
Julia Jeffries
First Avenue
Man Held After Woman Sought County Aid Enters Guilty Plea
Ralph Trevelyan aged 33 pled guilty in district court before Judge A B Clark on a statutory charge, sentence postponed. He was arrested January 13 after Mrs Loyal Hart age 22 allegedly sought groceries from the county overseer of the poor. Hart was sentenced January 17 to one year at the women's state reformatory on a false pretenses charge but was paroled.
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Ralph Trevelyan
A. B. Clark
Trevelyan
Joseph A. Petrus
Loyal Hart
Hart
Woman's State Reformatory
H. C. Ring
Detroit Woman Sentenced to Rockwell City for DUI
Jean Campbell a 28 year old from Detroit pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. She was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge A B Clark on January 21 and sent to Rockwell City for 90 days in default of payment.
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Jean Campbell
Detroit
Woman's State Reformatory
Rockwell City
Jay Davis
Joseph A. Petrus
Miss Campbell
A. B. Clark
Edward F. Dose
Center Point Road
Frank Long
Iowa City
Assignment Of Equity Cases Made In Court
Judge John T. Moffit began an equity cases assignment in district court Tuesday morning with cases running through February 9. The docket includes Spurgeon v Spurgeon Augustine v Augustine Smith v Smith Ingram v Ingram Andrew v Protzman Ween Young v Michel Wiley v ey Estate of Abel Cory Fisher v Fisher Rein king v Reinking Mikkalson v Mikkalson Mason v Hammill Vileta v Vileta Rosetta Kano estate Fed Land Bank v McTavish Ped Land Bank v McTavish Andrew v McTavish Pease v McQuiston Knapp v Heyman Pratt v Cox Wells v Millsap Andrew v Linn Savings Andrew v Linn Savings Andrew v Farmers Savings Augustine v Augustine Mikkalson v Mikkalson Kepler v Moffett Hancock Mutual v Chilmore McGowan v Brown Hancock Mutual v Farrell Woodward v Michael Bankers Life v Dewees.
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John T. Moffit
District Court
Spurgeon
Augustine
Smith
Ingram
Ingram Andrew
Protzman
Ween
Young
Michel
Wiley
Abel Cory
Fisher
Andrew
Hall
Dawitt
Sandbere
Rydberg
Reinking
Hoffman
Carney
Mikkalson
Mason
Hammill
Kroupa NS Kohl
Vileta
Rosetta Kano Estate
Fed Land Bank
McTavish
Ped. Land Bank
Pease
McQuiston
Knapp
Heyman
Pratt
Cox
Wells
Millsap
Linn Savings
Farmers Savings
Augustine Mikkalson
Kepler
Moffett
Hancock Mutual
Chilmore McGowan
Brown
Farrell
Woodward
Michael
Bankers Life
Dewees
City Files Answer In Auction Injunction Case
David Bleakley city attorney filed Tuesday afternoon in district court an answer to Rosenbaum's Inc petition. A temporary injunction had restrained the city from enforcing its auction sale ordinance. The city seeks dismissal of Rosenbaum's suit at the plaintiff's costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bleakley
Rosenbaum's, Inc
Rosenbaum
Yeisley Sues Cedar Rapids Investment Over Stolen Car
A jury was impaneled to hear H J Yeisley's 300 suit against Cedar Rapids Investment Co. Yeisley says he bought a car from J T Fitzgibbons Oct 12 1931 relying on the company official's claim the title was clear save for a lien. He paid 300 total and says the car was later found stolen.
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Sues Investment Company
H. C. Ring
H. J. Yeisley
Cedar Rapids Investment Company
Yeisley
J. T. Fitzgibbons
Fitzgibbons
James Stark Appointed Administrator for Johnston Estate
Named administrator James Stark appointed to handle the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth S. Johnston who died January 16. Judge H. C. Ring presided in district court Tuesday morning.
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James Stark
Elizabeth S. Johnston
Public Health Nursing Bureau
H. C. Ring
C. M. Cunningham
Fairfield
Cunningham
William Bailey
Foster Son Loses Suit In District Court
Judge A B Clark sustains motion to dismiss in Frank Sadilek Jr v foster father Frank Sadilek to set aside warranty in district court Tuesday morning. The decision ends the suit without trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Frank Sadilek, Jr
Frank Sadilek
Bond Markets U S BONDS Prices Hover In Narrow Range
New York AP The bond market opened with caution on Tuesday as prices moved in a tight range amid mixed signals. U S government long term issues saw modest gains while Liberty and Treasury issues fluctuated slightly. the dollar’s weakness vs the pound was watched for hints of currency risk and foreign selling.
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New York
Invveatora
Tradera
Treasury
United States
Jos
Liberty Jas
Goodrich
Goodyear
U 8
Armour and Co
Austria
Italy
Brazil
Foster son seeks two thirds share in Cedar Rapids property
The junior Sadilek as an adopted son claimed two thirds interest in Cedar Rapids property of Anna Sadilek, his foster mother who died in May 1929. He asked that deeds transferring property to the elder Sadilek be set aside.
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Sadilek
Cedar Rapids
Anna Sadilek
Reinecke Cross-Petition filed in Rock Island divorce
In district court L. S. Reinecke files a cross-petition in Vera Reinecke's divorce action alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. He seeks a divorce on the same ground. The couple married in Rock Island, NL on September 22, 1930. Mrs. Reinecke's petition was filed December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Reinecke
Vera Reinecke
Rock Island
Reinecke
Violet LaVern Spratt Seeks Divorce from Horace F Spratt
Violet LaVern Spratt files in district court for divorce from Horace F Spratt on cruelty and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of a minor child and all TEDY. the couple were married in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet LaVern Spratt
Horace F. Spratt
Dissolution Decreed in Smith and Seelig Partnership
On default of defendant Edward F. Smith Judge H C Ring on Tuesday dissolved the partnership of Smith and Karl W Seelig. Seelig the plaintiff in the district court action was awarded a 925 judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Smith
H. C. Ring
Smith
Karl W. Seelig
Seelig
Woman Granted Divorce in District Court
Bessie G. Neuenswander aged 23 is awarded a divorce from T. R. Neuenswander, 28, by Judge H. C. Ring on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. She resumes her maiden name Bessie G. Engle. marriage occurred in March.
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Bessie G. Neuenswander
H. C. Ring
T. R. Neuenswander
Bessie G. Engle
Jury Impanels for Chipokas Personal Injury Suit
A district court jury panel is seated for Kathryn Chipokas against A W Peterson J L Richardson and Cedar Rapids Maytag company alleging 9500 in damages. The three year old girl, through Louis Chipokas, sues over injuries from a car collision on Center Point road June 10 1932 including a broken right thigh.
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A. B. Clark
Kathryn Chipokas
A. W. Peterson
J. L. Richardson
Cedar Rapids Maytag Company
Peterson and Richardson
Louis Chipokas
Peterson
Center Point Road
Efforts Fail To Make Henry Ford Testify In Suit
Detroit AP report says Circuit Judge Dingeman refused to act on a bench warrant petition to compel Henry Ford to testify until a concurrent petition in another court is resolved. The case seeks $227,000 from the Ford Motor Company, filed six years ago by Sweeten Company over Lincoln agents after Ford bought Lincoln Motor Car from Henry M. Leland.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Harry J. Dingeman
Motor
Ford
Kenneth M. Stevens
Sweeten Company
Lincoln Motor Car
Ford Company
Lincoln Motor Car Company
Henry M. Leland
Threat to Dakin After Plan to Prosecute Farmers
Jefferson Wisconsin AP District Attorney Harold Dakin said a death threat reached him after his plan to file warrants for a dozen farmers who caused a disturbance at a mortgage foreclosure sale last week. The message mailed from Iowa included a Des Moines Dispatch clipping and warned of violence with no signature. Funding shows buyers who bid 10 cents for cows under Otto Sebock mortgaged property. Hermanson, renting the farm, had not paid.
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Jefferson
Wis
Harold Dakin
Iowa
Des Moines
Dakin
Otto Sebock
Sebock
Herbert Hermanson
Hermanson
Rio
Sister Mary Patrick Dies At Mount Carmel
Sister Mary Patrick, a well known nun in Iowa Indiana and Wisconsin, died at Mount Carmel home in Dubuque Monday night. Born in Ireland in 1850 she came to New York sixty seven years ago and was connected with Glarke College before returning to Mount Carmel. Mineral services will be held Wednesday.
Nebraska Farmers to March on Lincoln Feb 16
A. O. Rosenberg of Newman Grove Nebraska, chairman of the call committee for the Farmers Holiday association of Nebraska, predicted that between 60 000 and 100 000 Nebraska farmers would march on Lincoln and the legislature February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
A. O. Rosenberg
Newman Grove
Neb
Iarmers Holiday Association of
Nebraska
Lincoln
Man jailed ten days for eating razor blades in public
In Chicago Ernest Jackson aged 22 was jailed for ten days after a court demonstration showing he ate razor blades and electric light bulbs in public. The formal charge listed was blocking traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ernest Jackson
House Rejects Increase in Rivers and Harbors Funds
The House voted down a proposal to raise next year’s rivers and harbors budget from 39.388 million to 60 million dollars. The result blocks a major funding increase sought by lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Marion News and Community Notes for February Events
The Methodist Brotherhood banquet is set for February 2 at 6 30 p.m. in the church dining room with a speaker to be announced. Obituaries honor Emmaline Stevenson and Linn county life. funeral at Yocom chapel. Various local groups meet for programs, lessons, clubs, and social events through January and early February, including Odd Fellows Elders and Camp Fire in Lincoln and surrounding communities.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Irving Finger
H. G. Sttzel
D. H. Smth
A. A. Schenken
R. C. Booth
H. F. Lockwood
J J. Booth
G. H. Clark
S. S. Smith
Rugged
Cross
Isle of Somewhere
Mark Hickman
J. W. Frazee
Ivan Gillmore
Jesse Starry
John Lehdigh
J. H. Badham
Dunkard
Robins
Funeral services announced for Mrs B D Haeussler and others
Funeral services for Mrs B D Haeussler are set for Thursday at 2 pm at the family home with the Reverend C E Krog of St Pauls Lutheran officiating and burial at Monticello. The event includes greetings from her daughter Mrs Fred Sullinger of Georgetown NY.
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B. D. Haeussler
Twenty-second Street
C. E. Krog
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Monticello
Fred Sullinger
Georgetown
N. Y
Good And Bad Effects Of Alcohol
Washington report notes alcohol as a mild narcotic that aids sleep and digestion in some cases and can help weak hearts while acting as a substitute for food. It also slows the mind weakens germ defenses and may shorten life. officials say it is not a cure but may benefit some patients.
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Washington
Ins
British
Central Control Board of Niquor Traffic
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wealthy Chicago Youth Ends Life
John H. Silverthorne a 26 year old socialite and heir to a Chicago family was found shot to death in his Riverside River home after dinner. Police investigate motive while a physician denies prior illness. The suicide occurred in the second floor apartment owned by Mrs Ellen M Reagan the widow’s mother who recently fought a zoning dispute.
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Chicago
INL
John H. Silverthorne
Silverthorne
Riverside
Ellen M. Reagan
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