Hog Prices Move Up After Active Trading in Chicago Market
Active trading and light receipts boosted Chicago hog prices by about 10 cents with top bids near 405 and averages around 435. Receipts across five markets totaled 27,000 led by Chicago 15,000. steady to slightly higher noted in Cleveland and Pittsburgh with mixed regional demand and lambs near 9.20 average as other regions showed firm to higher tendencies.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St
Mind & Buichs
East St. Louis
Ator Fae
East St Louis
FED
Western Lambs
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Hides Listing
Local price list shows wholesale fruits vegetables and farm goods with figures for crates baskets berries cranberries and pears. It also lists hides by category and rates for horses and other livestock along with miscellaneous items and standards.
Market Fluctuations Reported Across Grain and Butter Prices
A noisy OCR snapshot shows futures and spot quotes for flour, seeds, butter, and other commodities. Mentions of Minneapolis and New York prices appear with scattered figures such as 17 and 450, plus references to poland and Belgium markets and exchange activity in New York.
Chicago Market Produce Receipts Mixed Amid Strong Demand
Chicago markets report butter receipts 6 047 weak creamery specials 93 to 24c extras 92. Potatoes show 130 on track with 378 total US shipments and high demand. Wisconsin round whites scarce, Idaho russets 19 0 195. Poultry trucks steady with varied prices. New York butter weaker with creamery above extra 45 4% 25 to 24c. Eggs receipts 18 852 firm, firsts 487 01 scores 23 3 4c.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
Minnesota
Red River
Ohios
New York
Bond Markets Review Reflects Modest Gains in Corporates
Amid softer overall demand on Wednesday, corporate bonds largely steadied with several favorites advancing modestly for the year. Traders noted selective strength in top-rated issues while secondary names showed limited price activity and broad market caution persisted.
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NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
Marner Therneral
Erroena
Telenone &S Armour
Raisay
Grain Market Summary Chicago Cash Grains Report
The page lists Chicago cash grain movements with prices for wheat and rye, noting bids and offers, moisture and quality details, and receipts at Minneapolis and related markets. It references dates, contract names, funds traded, and market participants, including Timothy Sevid and various grain firms.
Wall Street Advances Mixed as Rail and Utility Shares Rise
Stock market shows mild gains but narrow interest in rails utilities and specialized issues. Liggett Myers B up 2 points while Santa Fe Douglas Aircraft Consolidated Gas and General Motors advance moderately. American Telephone little changed.
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New York
Liggett and
Myers B
Santa Fe
Douglas Aircraft
General Motors
American Telephone
Washington
Union Pacific
NY Central
Liggett & Myers B
Douglas
Sperry
Curtis Wright
Wright Aeronautical
Consolidated Gas
Chrysler
Western Union General Motors
Johns- Manville
U. S. Steel
Chicago Man Arrested At Marion As Vagrant
Antone Comisky of Chicago, 36, was delivered to Marion by Marshal Patton on a vagrancy warrant issued by Justice F E Parsons. The court jailed Comisky for ten days after being held at the county jail in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Straley
Central Avenue
Ameigo Club
C. G. Stevens
Chicago
W. B. Sebern
Edna St. Vincent Millay
James Whitcomb Riley
Eugene Field
John Thompson
Grain Prices Hold Narrow Margin in Chicago Pit
Grain prices held narrow margins on the board of trade with wheat advancing to a new high since February while corn and oats fluctuated. Wheat finished 1 to 4 cents lower, corn near previous finish, oats up to 4 cents higher. Strong early activity faded into dull trading as stocks rose and winter wheat conditions remained mixed.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Here
Kansas City
Winnipeg
South West
Notice of Probate of Will in Detret Court
Notice of probate of will for the late testator who died in 19W The hearing to admit the will to probate is set before the District Court at Cedar Tans Iowa The Clerk of the Court will record proceedings and issue the necessary letters testamentary for the estate
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Tim
Fawr
Toni
Pois Reneern
Boancach
Deerer
Iowa
Porkers Higher on Local Market
The local hog market rose with an advance of 5 to 30 cents across grades. Prime hogs reached 3.85 per hundredweight while packer top stood at 3.15. Calf market noted good to choice 130-190 lb calves around 3.00. Fed lambs 90 to 90 pounds listed near 28.50 to 29.50 with quality factors noted.
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Os Cord
Tor Guy
Omaha
S Dept
Srka
Moines
AP Vos
Conrer
Sinclair Nog
Mussolini offers free zones to Austria and Hungary
In Rome Premier Mussolini signals concessions to Austria and Hungary to spur Adriatic trade. A free zone at Trieste for Austria and at Fiume for Hungary would allow their merchant activity, with tariffs and rail links to Vienna and beyond. The plan aims to curb Nazi German influence and supports a prospective three power pact with Dollfuss and Goemboes.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Austria
Hungary
Adriatic
Trieste
Fiume
Mussolini
Italy
Hamburg
Vienna
Nazi Germany
L Duce
Engelbert Dollfuss
Julius Goemboes
Germany
Filipinos Held In Extortion Plot Against St. Louis
Manuel C. Lopez and Andrew Haime were arrested in New Orleans with a complete confession for sending extortion letters to Louis Hager of St. Louis. The letters threatened kidnapping of Hager’s son and asked for money. investigators linked the handwriting to Lopez, a former employee, and sought George Cubano.
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St. Louis
Sewell Fined Under Iowa Drunk Driving Law
Reuben Sewell, 37, the first man sentenced under Iowa's new drunk driving law, was fined 300 dollars and costs in district court by Judge John T Moffit. A three month default term was ordered, effective Feb 20, after he was arrested while leaving the courthouse rear area. Sewell's license was suspended for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Sewell
Iowa
John T Moffit
Sewell
F. O Ellison
Childs Realty Loses $350 Contract Suit
A district court jury ruled for defendant William Waddington in a $350 real estate commission contract dispute with Childs Realty Company. The jury returned a verdict before Judge F Ellison after a brief deliberation following a sale the plaintiff claimed was effected under a contract that had expired.
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Childs Realty Company
Jordan Merchant At Springville Fined Fifty Dollars
Jordan of Springville was fined 50 dollars and costs in district court by Judge F O Ellison for keeping a gambling house after a slot machine was seized at Jordan's Springville store on March 3 by county officials. OFFICIAL CANVASS. State of Iowa Linn County is L J Storey City Clerk of Cedar Rapids. Canvass recorded for March 13 1934 primary election results with names for mayor and various city offices.
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F S Jordan
Springville
F O Ellison
Jordan's
State of Iowa
Linn
Neill
Stepanek
Louis D Buraus
Louis W Noahle
Wee Robovsky
John T Brice
John Cony
Rex Em
Vera & Hyde
Dan Keuydenine
David J Condon
John F Dedic
OH Hohn
Loute
Rodney EF Birkicht
Harald W Davis
J Kierman
HO Marvin
E Rankin
J Lihea
Ed Shettie
Ed Breen
Womescome
L J Stopey
Waterway Treaty Defeated in Senate Vote
The senate rejected ratification of the waterway treaty amid a tense session. Roosevelt warned Canada could link Great Lakes to the St Lawrence, enlarging canals at about 100 million dollars and charging tolls to American tonnage. Twenty two Democrats and twenty Republicans opposed, while 31 Democrats, 14 Republicans and one former favorite supported.
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Canada
St. Lawrence
International Rapids
Roosevelt
Senate
Lne
St Lawrence treaty details large Great Lakes power waterway
The agreement envisions a 60 foot channel from the Great Lakes via the St Lawrence to the Atlantic, generating 2.2 million horsepower split between New York state and Ontario. US costs total 257.4 million with New York Power Authority paying 59.726 million. Canada receives a Wel land canal allowance of 142 million. Engineers say the waterway could move 13 million tons of foreign commerce yearly, saving 97 million.
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Washington
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic Ocean
New York State
Ontario
United States
New York Power Authority
Canada
Welland Canal
Senators Vote On Ratification Roll Call
The record lists votes on ratification with 42 against. Democrats and Republicans are named, with 22 and 20 on the against side respectively. For ratification 46 supported, including a large Democratic majority and 14 Republicans, plus a farmer labor(delegate) pairing and one against. Absentees noted among Democrats.
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Adams
Bailey
Byrd
Clark
Connally
Coolidge
Copeland
Dieterich
George
Lewis
Lonergan
Long
McCarran
McGill
Neely
Overton
Reynolds
Russell
Stephens
Tydings
Wagner
Walsh
Austin
Barbour
Carey
Davis
Dickinson
Iowa
Goldsborough
Hale
Hastings
Hatfield
Hebert
Kean
Keyes
McNary
Metcalf
Patterson
Reed
Steiner
Townsend
Walcott
White
Ashurst
Bachman
Bankhead
Barkley
Black
Bone
Brown
Bulow
Byrnes
Costigan
Dill
Duffy
Erickson
Gore
Harrison
Hatch
Hayden
Logan
McAdoo
McKellar
O'Mahoney
Pittman
Pope
Robinson
Ark
Sheppard
Caraway
Fletcher
King
Thomas of Oklaw
Trammell
Corn-Hog Setup In Linn County Completed
The Linn County Corn and Hog Production Adjustment association completed its organization on Wednesday with the election of a secretary and treasurer. George Dillon named secretary and S. M Wiley chosen treasurer electors were the nineteen chairmen of township associations. The group met at Cedar Rapids and officers were named for the budget and allotment committees.
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Linn County Corn and
George Dillon
S. M Wiley
Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Ben Neal
Mount Vernon
Harry Dunn
Marion
Neal
Dunn
Explosion Destroys Port at La Libertad Killing 150
In Salvador the La Libertad port was wrecked by a dynamite blast on a docked ship. About 150 people were killed with many injured as fires consumed four city blocks including the city hall and a church. Officials say sparks from a locomotive triggered the explosion.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
la Libertad
Marion Women Discuss Fashion Arts and Community Plans
Miss Ida Oakley addressed the Federation of Women's clubs on Fashion as an Art noting line details and blue daytime dresses. Plans for an all day institute on April 10 and ongoing Marion Recreation Center work were announced along with library book drive and various club meetings and community events across Marion.
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Ida Oakley
Cedar Rapids
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Oakley
Marion
Marion Service Club
The
Legion Auxiliary
Greece Hands Rail Ticket to Insull
The Greek foreign office ordered Samuel In sull, a refugee from Chicago utilities work, to depart Greece on the Orient Express Thursday. As the demand surfaced, his wife who left the stage decades ago and Mme Zebra Coujoumdjoglou were reported in dispute over his options, the wife urging return to the United States to face fraud charges, Mme Coujoumdjoglou urging him to seek refuge abroad to escape extradition proceedings.
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Athens
Foreign Office
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Orient Express
Mme
Zebra Coujoumdjoglou
United States
Mme. Coujoumdjoglou
John A. Simpson Suffers Heart Attack After Testimony
John A. Simpson, 65, president of the National Farmers Union from Oklahoma City, collapsed in the Senate office building after testifying against the federal gasoline tax before the Senate Finance Committee. He was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Washington
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
National Farmers Union
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Marion Man Hurt In 3 Way Accident
Merle Jayne of Marion suffered head injuries in a three vehicle crash at Third avenue and Third street SE. The incident involved a street car, a truck driven by Stewart Fairbanks of Anamosa, and an automobile driven by Don Jayne. Don Jayne said Fairbanks tried to pass the street car and the car at the same time, struck both, then left the scene without reporting or aiding.
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Merle Jayne
Marion
Third Avenue
Third Street
Stewart Fairbanks
Anamosa
Jayne
Don
Don Jayne
Fairbanks
Federal Old Age Pension Bill Ready for House Action
The House labor committee reported a bill by Rep Connery Massachusetts to create a federal old age pension system. The government would cover one third of costs and only states with existing old age pension laws would be eligible, totaling twenty eight states including Iowa.
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Washington
INS
House Labor Committee
Rep. Connery
Massachusetts
Iowa
President Roosevelt to board Nourmahal for fishing trip
The White House said President Roosevelt plans to board the Astor yacht Nourmahal at Miami Florida around March 27 for a fishing trip.
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Nourmahal
Washington
Roosevelt
Miami
Fla
White House
McGregor CCC Team Claims State Cage Title
McGregor CCC cagers claim the Iowa CCC camp basketball title after beating Cresco. The squad has one loss, to Lamont CCC 32 to 31 in overtime, and then defeated Lamont 37 to 26. Coached by Bill Owen a 1932 Iowa State Teachers College graduate.
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McGregor
CCC
Cresco
McGregor CCC
Iowa CCC
Lamont CCC
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Yoose Wiles
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Gars Natl Steel
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Croodrieh
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Cherry Sisters
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William H. Bridwell
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Fred Rowe
Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
Leslie Dunn
William Ambdenstock
Harold Scott
Lucile Albaugh
Concord
Harley Erwin
R. N. Fitzgerald
William E. Dippel
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Burrows-Domer
Ruth Burrows
Kenneth Domer
Rock Island
Ernest J. Campbell
Methodist Church
Robert Day
Robert
Frank
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Will Domer
Marion High School
Phillips Smoke Shop
Domer
North Fourteenth Street
Ralph Silker
Iowa City
Bert King
Theola
Monticello
H. P. Kline
R. A. My
Masonic Temple
H. R. Smiley
New Hallwood
Donald Young
Marion Polk
Quincy, Tl
C. E. Mitchell
1680
Eighth Avenue
Ere
Ruth Sands
Goshen, Utah
B. F. Brockman
Wendall Wade
Methodist
Congregational Church
Pearl Bulkley
Ettarre
Tennyson Club
Harold Phillips
Bernita Sebern
Gene Miller
Mike Dillon
Tama
Dillion
John Pazour
Dr. Phil Crew
Nelson C. Dreier
First Congregational Church
America
F. A. Shumack
Twelfth Street
LeRoy Barber
First Street
O. O. P. Club
J. L. Papes
C. H. Browne
W. R. Barber
Adeliza Daniels
Theristrial Club
W. G. Koppenhaver
Josephine Whitacre
L. M. Montgomery
Emery J. Miller
Houser
Lula Toms
Berceuse
Alex Tlinsky
Emery J Miller
Frances Hildebrand
A. L. Norris
J. W. Bowman
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Frank Frederick
Greece
Marion Man
McGregor C. C. C
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