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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1935

Page

4

Prices Of Hogs Trend Lower At Chicago Stockyards

Hogs prices at Chicago stockyards were steady to a shade lower on Monday with total four market receipts at 49,300 across Chicago Cleveland and East Buffalo. Top hog price reached 7.90 a pound with average near 7.60 limp and cattle steady. Sheep and lambs also weaker with lambs 8.35 9.15 per hundred. Other markets reported mixed hogs with 15 25 cent declines and tops around 7.75. Des Moines Des Moines and Wisconsin towns posted softer bids with light and heavy weights varying near steady to lower.

Chicago Cleveland East Buffalo East St Louis East St. Louis Goa Chicago I Ivestock Perente TOWA Des Moines U S. Dept. Agricultures Interior Town Minnesota

Local Hog Prices Decline Across Grades at Sinclair Market

Hog prices edged lower Monday with all grades dropping about a nickel. Sinclair Market posted varied quotes from 140 to 500 plus pounds, including top hogs around 7.65 and packers pricing up to 450 pounds. Lambs and cattle rates appeared elsewhere in the rundown with mixed demand and steady or slower movement for choice steers and yearlings.

Sinclair Sinclair's Analyts Cattir Marrit

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices

A fragmented Cedar Rapids page lists mixed merchandise and produce prices including grain and wheat at 48¢ for 4n¢, bags of various weights, vegetables, fruits, seeds, oats, and dairy items. It also references cattle, hides, furs, mink, skunks, and rats with assorted price notes and listings, reflecting a busy marketplace catalog page.

Liquidation drives down Chicago grain prices in trading

On Monday the Chicago board of trade saw a broad liquidation wave as wheat, corn and oats fell sharply. May wheat and corn declined notably with Liverpool and foreign exchange pressures adding to the bearish mood, while receipts and cash prices were steady to lower across grain markets.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Liverpool Ottawa Winnipeg

Grain Price Movements and Cash Quotes Across Markets

Chicago cash grain mixed with varied quotes for wheat corn oats and rye. No 2 hard wheat at 10.32 to 10.31, corn with No 3 yellow at 87¾ cents, oats about 55¾ cents, and soybeans around 12.14 to 12.21 per unit. barley and clover seed listed with small totals. Minneapolis activity shows receipts 30 cars versus 161 year ago, with No 1 northern at 108⅝ to 106? and various protein quality prices for hard amber durum and red durum varieties.

Chicago Minneapolis Montana North- Bret Monnespous Kansas J E. Bennett & Co Merchants National Bank Adams Express Central Indus Rayon Alaska Juncay Allied Chem Allis Chalmers Tel Tel Amerada Corp Johns Manville Can Kavser Julius Carp& Fdy Kelly Spetd Com! Ale Kelvinator Power Kennecott Cop Ice Kresge Intl Corp Kroger G & B Loco Lambert Lehigh Valley Pow & Lt Locus, Inc Lori Mard P Louisvie G & E McIntyre Am Wat Works McKesson Marshall Mathieson Armour Kens Tex Auburn Auto Monsanto Avfation Corp Mont Ward Baldwin Loco Motor Wheel Balto & Ohio Murray Colon Barnsdale Nash Motors Beatrice Cry Wall Biscuit Bendix aNatl Cash Best & Co Natl Dairy Beth Ates Myon Rohn Alum Borden Co Ford Cerro de Pasco Penna JC Ches & Ohio Peoples Gas Ches Corpn Phillips Pet Cmst P & P Pillsbury Stp&p Plymouth Ol Chro & Xy S2a Pullman’ Co City Ice Coca_ Cola Radio Corpa Sta Col Palmolive Aue Radio Keith Ove Aatee Gol Gus Elec Real Silk Com Credit Rem Rand Tee Rep Steel Reyn Tob Comw Southern Seaboard Consol Cluars Sears Roebuck Hay Servel. Inc Consol Truck Contl Cin + CLlagimmons Co Motors Laskelly Cruciple Steel Cub Am Calif du Pont de Stp Eastin N. Kodak Bland N J Baton Mfg Brew Warner Thy Elec Tinate Blane Webster Ala E'ec Bond Bond & S614 Gtadebaker 2 Erle RR 101, Tex Corpa Ins, Fisk Rubber O, Tex Gulf S England Tates Land Foster Wheeler Tilewater Pax Fin Timken Freeport Tex Tirken Rob Ama Ton Trans-America Union Carbide Cigars Nion Pac Ant Gen Foods Air Lines Gen Gas Coron Wee Gen Motors Unl Gen Ry Sig United Pruitt Gillette Uni Gas Co AL Gimbel Bros Glidden Co Ind Ale Goodyear Warner Bros Ween Maryld Hazel Atlae West Union Za Weatehre AB Illiam Walker Westehar el Wilton & Co Houston Edison Swift & Co Cord Corp

Wall St. Stocks Slip Amid Rail and Metal Declines

Wall Street cooled Monday as rail and metal shares led declines while overall volume stayed light. Union Pacific fell over two points with several others such as U S Steel Bethlehem and Westinghouse showing fractional losses. Bonds quiet and transfers about 700000 shares.

NEW York Union Pacific U. S. Steel Bethlehem U. S. Smelting Santa Fe N. Y Central Westinghouse American Telephone Radio Republic Steel U. S Chrysler International Harvester Case Johns Manville American Can Air Reduction Westinghouse Cerro de Pasco American Smelting United Aircraft Sears Roebuck American Telephone Consolidated Gas

Bond Markets Review From The Early Trading Session

The bond market opened with mixed results as treasuries showed modest moves and corporate issues held steady. Notable quotes included American Telephone notes around 104 and Nickel Plate around 107, with Treasury yields near the prior session as traders weighed supply and demand dynamics.

Patmnore Ohio

Chicago Butter Egg Markets Amid Mixed Receipts

Market notes from Chicago show butter receipts at 3.034 steady with creamery specials around 193 and extras near 92. Prices for firsts and standards hover in mid 20s to 30s with fluctuating ranges. Egg receipts 3.924 steady with extra firsts around 28 to 32 cents, local offerings at 27 cents, and refrigerator stock noted. Wooly lists indicate 14 trucks reporting activity.

Chicago

Market Prices and Produce Receipts Snapshot

The report details varied poultry prices including hens and roosters, turkeys, ducks, geese, capons, and dressed turkeys with weights and cents per pound. It also covers potato receipts, U.S. No. 1 russets and McClures prices, and New York butter, cheese, live poultry, and eggs quotes, plus Chicago futures for butter and eggs.

Wisconsin U S Michigan UD. S Idaho U. S Colorado McClures U. S

Poison liquor deaths rise in Utica total hits fourteen

Utica New York death toll climbed to fourteen after Mrs Mabel Rose 42 died Monday in the latest poisoning incident. Three other victims remained in critical condition as authorities investigate a spate of tainted liquor deaths over the past five days.

Utica N.Y Mabel Rose

Accused Of Perjury In Civil Suit To Collect Old Account

R L Gardiner of 314 O R C building was to be arraigned before Justice Henry A Stearns on perjury charges in a civil suit connected to an account held by W C Fry of Vinton against John and Hattie Temeyer. The case stemmed from a 1918 funeral bill of $100. the Temeyers did not appear in court on Dec 14 1934, default judgment was entered, and Temeyer alleges Gardiner lied about serving notice. Gardiner awaited counsel before commenting. The Temeyers say they were unaware of the suit and could have invoked the statute of limitations.

R. L. Gardiner O. R. C. Building Henry A. Stearns Hattie Temeyer Second Avenue Court of Justice A. S. Reed Gardiner L. Shoemaker W. C. Fry Vinton John and Wiliam Fleming Temeyers Justice Court

Formal Flag Presentation At Rotary Meeting

The Rotary club at Hotel Roosevelt Monday noon featured a formal flag presentation from a military perspective. Five Coe college ROTC cadets assisted with the ceremony, with Dr. Harry M. Gage of Coe offering a short talk on the flag and cadet leaders presenting the colors amidst salutes and guards.

Rotary Club Hotel Roosevelt Coe College A. S. Reed C. A. Russell Coe Don Galloway William Leefers John Nicoll Carruthers Elmer L. Keith Harry M. Gage Arthur Barlow Dennis A. Wood

Deaths Anton Sova 75 Longtime Cedar Rapids resident

Anton Sova 75 died at home 1744 Mount Vernon avenue SE at 10 10 p m Saturday after a long illness He was born March 30 1859 in Bohemia came to America at 17 Worked eighteen years as a quarry man at Cedar Valley quarries He married Antonie Tislovou fifty years ago and had four sons Joseph Rudolph Vaclav Frank and a daughter Mary who died earlier Rosemary Barta survives with six grandchildren and one great granddaughter He also leaves a brother in Cedar Rapids and a sister in Czechoslovakia Funeral will be Tuesday at 2 p m in the Barta chapel with burial in Bohemian National cemetery pallbearers from Prokop Velky lodge C S A are listed

Anton Sova Mount Vernon Avenue Kraj Caslav Okres Kutna Hora Bohemia America Cedar Valley Antonie Tislovou Joseph Rudolph Vaclav Frank Mary Rosemary Barta Cedar Rapids Czechoslovakia Barta Chapel Theodore B. Hlubuéek Bohemian National Cemetery

Mrs Almeada McDonald Dies After Pneumonia Visit

Mrs Almeada McDonald 23 wife of Arthur McDonald of Chicago died at her mother Mrs Nellie Stuart 917 Hull Ave SE Cedar Rapids at 1 30 a m Sunday after short illness of pneumonia She visited Cedar Rapids about a week She is survived by husband brother Ralph Stuart Cedar Rapids sister Mary Burlingham Chicago Burial in Linwood cemetery Beatty chapel Tuesday at 2 pm Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 pm Delta high boys basketball team lost to Harper 25 to 5 due to training rule breaches on Delta floor

Almeada McDonald Arthur McDonald Chicago Nellie Stuart Hull Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Ralph Stuart Mary Burlingham Beatty Chapel Linwood Cemetery

Prisoner at the Bar staged by Marion Anti-Saloon League

A full Marion Methodist church heard a one act temperance drama Prisoner at the Bar about Ralph Jones who killed his wife after drinking. The cast included Rev. S. S. Smith as judge D. H. Smith and E. A. Lagerquist as lawyers W. T. Dodd acted as the prisoner and Norman Waffle as sheriff with Hervey Shutts the fingerprint expert. Mrs. Elda Kemp played Mrs Frank Hall the star witness and Virginia Seegar was the prisoner’s daughter. The Rev J M Walters presided and the court was opened by Rev Bridwell with benediction by Rev Fisher.

Anti-Saloon League Ralph Jones W. E. Fisher

Drafts Bill Giving Governor Power To Dismiss Appointees

DES MOINES AP Assistant Attorney General Walter Maley drafted legislation to empower Gov Clyde L Herring to remove appointive officials and bypass senate consent. Maley surveyed 13 neighboring states where governors have similar authority in drawing the bill. The proposal would allow removal without senate approval while appointments still require senate confirmation.

Des Moines Walter Maley Clyde L. Herring Herring Harold M. Cooper State Liquor Control Commission Maley Iowa Senate

John Linn Moore of Waubeek Dead

John Linn Moore aged 83 died at his Waubeek home Sunday after long illness. Funeral services were held at Waubeek Methodist church with burial at Springville cemetery. Born October 22, 1851 in Pennsylvania, he married Lucy L. Myers and is survived by his wife, a son Frank, and two brothers Carl of Central City and Calvin of Waubeek.

Gazette Central City John Linn Moore Waubeek Methodist Springville Pennsylvania William A. Moore Lucy L. Myers Frank Carl Calvin Waubeck

Republicans Seek Probe Of Bed Deal In Liquor Inquiry

Republicans on Monday floated adding an investigation into the sale of 3.5 million dollars in warrants to Carlton D. Beh to the liquor control inquiry. They sought Democratic sponsors but Democrats reportedly declined. The move risked party-line cutoff in a split Iowa legislature.

Des Moines INS Carleton D. Beh

Births Listed for Local Families in City Notices

A series of birth announcements reports newborns for multiple families. Lloyd and Mrs Bean welcome a son Lloyd DeWayne on January 26 at home. Harold and Mrs Tellin greet a daughter January 25 at Mercy Hospital. Manuel and Mrs Murphy announce a daughter January 28 at Mercy Hospital. John and Mrs Huston report a daughter born January rud missing detail at St Luke's Hospital. Carl and Mrs Lowe welcome a daughter January 27 at St Luke's Hospital. A M and Mrs Rivas announce a daughter January 27 at St Luke's Hospital.

Lloyd Bean Twelfth Avenue Lloyd DeWayne Harold Tellin Oakland Avenue NE Mercy Hospital Manuel Murphy Center Point John Huston Fifth Street St. Luke’s Hospital Daugher

Quiet Futures Ease Sugar Market Says New York APII

Sugar market notes show quieter futures with refined prices unchanged. Flour prices in Minneapolis list 15 cents, with various sacks and bran trade figures. Foreign exchange rates in New York display steady demands in cents for major currencies, with mixed regional quotes and multiple country rates recorded.

Sugar Market New York Apii Minneapolis Carl and Lot F Foreign Exchange New York API Great Britain Italy Belgium Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Austria Hungary Brazil Shanghai Mexico City Montreal CBI

Conesville High Tops Springdale 45 to 23

Conesville high school defeated Springdale 45 to 23 on Friday night. The halftime score stood 16 to 13 in favor of Conesville, maintaining their lead through the game.

Conesville Springdale

Local Gazette Ads Offer Subscriptions and Goods Deals

An assortment of notices includes magazine subscription offers at 12 months for $2 and a $25.08 reward for information aiding the arrest and conviction of misuse of Want Ads. Also advertised are an ice skate sale with prices around $7.46 to $12.10, trusses and elastic wear, a stomach ulcer relief claim for Udga tablets, and various shops promoting tailored suits, beauty products, and a richards rheumatic remedy with a money back guarantee.

The Gazette McCall's Delineator Pictorial Review the Pathfinder Dial Drew Sport Goods Druc Company Rug Company MAY 2Nd St DeLux Beauty Shop 3Rd St Richards Richards College Pharmacy Good Housekeeping Cosmopolitan McDonald Rockford Ill Madisson

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