Hogs Higher Prices Amid Mixed Demand and Slow Receipts
Hog prices rose about 10 to 15 cents week end trading as receipts fell and demand showed only slight improvement. Chicago tops reached 3.65 per cwt with bulk around 3.00 to 3.60, while East Buffalo and East St Louis markets were uneven to steady. Cattle and sheep prices varied, with light demand in Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and strong activity in Buffalo for lambs and heavy hogs. Totals listed by market area show Chicago leading receipts, with final summaries across Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St Louis
Cincinnati
Sioux City
Dent Aericuitures
Buffalo
Pittburgh
S' Louis
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listing Fragments
Fragmented OCR shows a Cedar Rapids market page with scattered items and prices for produce fruits vegetables and wholesale goods. The readable lines suggest typical street market listings with vendors and prices but many words are garbled.
Wheat Edges Lower As Eastern Houses Sell On Decline
Market notes show wheat slipping as eastern houses join the selling wave on the Chicago board. Corn and oats eased or held near steadier levels with mixed cash activity and Buenos Aires factors weighing after farm strike talks. Provisions steady as cash prices drift. receipts light and futures narrow.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Egeerm
Ams
Buenos Aires
To .c
Markets Report From New York and Chicago Produce
Commodity notes show sugar, butter, eggs, and poultry prices with receipts and demand patterns. Trade desks report mixed gains and steady activity across live poultry and shell eggs amid shifting markets and standard reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Huitier Reese
Grain Movement Minneapolis Rice and Wheat Cash Prices
Grain movement in Minneapolis shows cash Wheat receipts with 2 cars vs 80 a year ago and quotes for No 1 Northern No 1 Dark Northern Montana amber durum and various durum types. Corn and oats prices are listed with mixed regional quotes and delivery months while market factors point to lower cash grain levels.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
North
Louis
Kansas
Bonds Markets NSW aU Bonds New York Tacertantes
The text references bond markets and traders in New York, discussing debt instruments and market activity with scattered names and figures. It notes a recorder of a game and mentions individuals such as Monroe and Peavy in a loosely connected financial context.
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Nsw
New York
Monroe
Ines Weir
S&s
Warner Bross
Local hog and calf market report with price moves
The local hog market edged higher after a nickel advance in most grades on Friday with a grade change noted. Top hog price rose to 2.75 dollars. Calf market shows choice weights around 83.50 to 4.350, and sheep market lists choice lambs at 93.50 with other grades cited by quality.
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Choice
Wall Street stocks rally boosts late trading
A spirited rally by rail shares reversed earlier declines with several issues rising while some tobacco and heavy industrials failed to fully recover. Transfers neared 900000 shares as Paramount faced receiverships and overall sentiment eased on earnings fears and market weakness.
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New York
United Fruit
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Delaware and Hudson
American Tobacco
B.’ Liggett and Myers
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Paramount
Borden
American Tobacco B
US Industrial Alcohol
Liggett and
American Telephone
Case
Allied Chemical
American Can
United Aircraft Loews
US Steel
Bethlehem Steel
U.S Industrial Alcohol
Bethlehem
Traeger Wins Fayette County Clerk Election Contest
Judge W L Eichendorf ruled for Edgar A Traeger in the district court contest with Philip Meskel over the Fayette county clerkship. The decision affirmed a 133 vote margin from a recount, ruling no ballot tampering evidence appeared. Traeger, a Republican, begins his fourth term.
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West Union
W. L. Eichendorf
Edgar A. Traeger
Philip Meskel
Fayette County
Traeger
County Officers' Association Meets to Discuss Legislation
Eastern Iowa county officials gathered at the county building Friday for talks on legislative matters. The Sixth Highway district includes Benton Cedar Clinton Linn Tama Jones Johnson Jackson Scott and other Iowa counties. C H Wyckoff of Benton is president and William Behrens of Linn is secretary. Johnson county officers led afternoon sessions.
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Iowa
County Officers’ Association of the
Sixth Highway District
Benton
Cedar
Clinton
Linn
Tama
Jones
Johnson
Jackson
Scott
C. H. Wyckoff
Benton County Board of Supervisors
Wiliam Behrens
Linn County
Johnson County
City Briefs and Personals
Mrs. Etta Elam of 321 Fifth street NW is convalescing after a serious illness and will return home Friday from St Luke's hospital where she was admitted last Sunday.
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Etta Elam
Fifth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Farm Real Estate Dinner Speaker From New York
J A Gordon of New York City, representing the Farm Loan conference, will speak at a Cedar Rapids dinner of the Iowa Farm Real Estate association. The event Friday at 6 30 pm at Hotel Roosevelt expects about thirty five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J .A. Gordon
New York City
Farm Loan Conference
Iowa Farm Real Estate Association of
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
Williams waives grand jury on assault charge after arrest
Charles Williams, 45, a Negro, waived to the grand jury when arraigned Friday before Justice G S Lightner on assault with intent to do great bodily injury. He failed to furnish 1500 bond and was taken to the county jail. Williams was arrested at 11 am by Detective George Powers who filed information with Justice Lightner on which the arrest warrant was issued. The charge grew from a gambling quarrel at a local Negro rooming house.
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Charles Williams
G. S. Lightner
Willams
George Powers
Justice Lightner
Two Theaters Creditor in Blank Co Bankruptcy Des Moines
The Palace Theater and Strand Theater underusposed as creditors in the A. H. Blank theater corporation bankruptcy petition filed in Des Moines. The Palace is listed for 500 dollars and the Strand for 1250 dollars. The petition says A. H. Blank no longer owns stock and asks for a receiver to operate the theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theater Company
Strand Theater Company
A. H. Blank Theater Corporation of
Des Moines
Associated Press
Blank Corporation
A. H. Blank
R F C Shifts Iowa County Debt To State Obligation
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced that five Iowa counties will have $87,800 of loan obligations transferred to the state. The transfer follows notes execution problems and a request from the Iowa governor to make the debt a state obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Iowa
Belting Elected Head of Cedar Rapids Kennel Association
Paul Belting was elected president for 1933 at a Thursday night meeting at Hotel Montrose. Other officers named include Theodore Mohrbach er vice president Frank Henry secretary treasurer and veterinarians Dr D E Wright and Dr A R Menary. The club plans its annual dog show in November before the Chicago specialty show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Belting
Cedar Rapids
Births Notice Listing Several Newborns in Cedar Rapids Area
Born to Mr and Mrs. Tom D. Phelps at 1418 Fourth street NW a son Walter Baird Friday. Born to Mr and Mrs C R Corrick of Detroit Mich a daughter Tan 15. Corricks are former Cedar Rapids residents. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Vopalka at 1235 Third street SE a daughter Jan 22. Born to Mr and Mrs Claude Shaffer of Brooklyn Iowa two daughters Jan 25 Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson at Fortieth street and Mount Vernon avenue SE a daughter Jan 25 Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Louis Nelderhisar of Ely a daughter Jan 27. Born to Mr and Mrs A F Greene at 227 Thirty-fifth street drive SE on Jan 13 a son William.
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Tom D. Phelps
Fourth Street
Walter Baird
C R. Corrick
Detroit
Mich
Tan
Corrick
Cedar Rapids
Charles Vopalka
Third Street
Claude Shaffer
Brooklyn
Iowa
Mercy Hospital
Carl Johnson
Fortieth Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Louis Nelderhisar
Ely
A F Greene
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
William
Marriage Licenses Applied For in Cedar Rapids
LeRoy Raron Colbert and Ellen Kenyon of Cedar Rapids filed for marriage licenses. In Los Angeles a divorce suit alleges mental suffering after a husband brought twenty three homeless dogs home at once. Mary Fisher sues Allen E. Fisher an ambulance driver.
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LeRoy Raron Colbert
Ellen Kenyon
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
INL
Mary Fisher
Allen E. Fisher
Glass Bank Bill Would Help Iowa Says W H Brenton
Des Moines banker W H Brenton Iowa chair of the Reconstruction Finance corporation says the Glass banking bill permitting branch banking would directly benefit Iowa. He asserts it would improve banking facilities aid smaller businesses and allow loans comparable to larger corporations while protecting independent in-state banks from branch competition.
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Des Moines
Iowa
W. H. Brenton
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Brenton
Paramount Publix Receivers Plan Lower Theater Rent
New York report says Paramount Publix Corp and Publix Enterprises now in receivership. Adolph Zukor and Charles D Hilles named receivers by Judge William Bondy to oversee the parent and pursue rent reductions on unprofitable theater leases in multiple cities.
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New York
LLP
Paramount Publix Corp
Paramount Publix
Publix Enterprises, Inc
Adolph Zukor
Charles D Hilles
Equity
William Bondy
Nebraska Faculty Member Presents David Crockett Impersonation
Cloud Smith of the University of Nebraska gave an impersonation of David Crockett in a three act comedy at Coe College chapel on a Friday forenoon. Smith is on leave after twenty years in the Nebraska drama department and has worked in extension activities. Elephants live to 150 to 200 years.
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Cloud Smith
University of Nebraska
David Crockett
Coe College
Smith
Nebraska
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