Hog Prices Hover Near Low in Mixed Markets
Chicago hog markets showed prices near the season’s low with receipts large and demand irregular. Top hogs traded around 3.35 dollars, while overall cattle and sheep markets were weak or steady at scattered points across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St. Louis. Extensive figures for receipts and prices appear for Chicago and other regional markets including Omaha and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Ee Buffalo
Meifers
Meifers No. Ave
Amt
Ane Amt
Chicago Livestock
Dept
Omaha
API
US Dept Agriculture
Hiteher Bis
Bert
Kansas City
St. Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Iowa Hog Prices Reported by Associated Press
Hog price figures from Iowa markets listed by location include Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo Des Moines and Des Moines ranges for weights from 140 pounds to over 350 pounds. Prices show variations by weight class with prime and good packers noted and cents per hundredweight indicating market firmness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Ari
U S
Minnesota
Towa
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Fair Packers
Waterloo
Good Packers
Wheat and rye hit new lows on Chicago board
Wheat and rye fell to fresh intraday lows on the Chicago board with 42 1/2 cents for December early. A limited rally followed as delivery changes occurred and cash oats saw some demand. Prices sagged toward season lows with corn easing and receipts modest, market stagnant overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipes
Gevarn
North
Ameri
Grain movement and cash grain prices at Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago cash grain offers show No 3 yellow at 2344 and No 2 white at 25. No 5 yellow around 23, and mixed No 2 at 25. No 1 yellow 25 and No 3 yellow at 28. Minneapolis receipts list wheat bids around No 1 northern 47, with durum and amber durum pricing. Corn No 3 yellow 22 to 23 with OATS No 3 white 13 to 13.5. Seed and fat prices noted for barley, timothy, clover, lard, and bellies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Agi
Minneapolis
Montana
Markets Report From Chicago Produce and Poultry Prices
Chicago market notes show steady trade in potatoes and greens with varied regional receipts for produce and poultry. Rumors of price stability appear across several items including russets and turkeys while New York reports mixed warehouse receipts and futures activity in standards and storage quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Medias
We Brands
Wall Street Stumbles as Oil Firms Hold Ground
The market faced overall weakness with the smallest volume in years while buyers' nerves kept selling pressures high. Union Pacific slid up to 3 percent, American Telephone Allied Chemical Case and Louisville and Nashville suffered heavy early losses, with some recovery later. Standard of New Jersey dipped briefly before firming while Consolidated Gas DuPont New York Central U S Steel United Aircraft and Westinghouse fell from the lows. Oil firm profits stay slim despite the drop in crude output from Texas and California. Continental Oil Delaware reports 70 cents a share for the September quarter despite last year's large deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Case
Louisville and Nashville
Consolidated Gas
DuPont
New York Central
U. S. Steel
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Standard
New Jersey
Socony-Vac Wa
Texas
California
Standard of
N J
Socony-Vacuums
Continental Oil Company of Delaware
Otis
Tuesday Quotations Reflected in Broad Market Movements
The listing shows a dense array of stocks and prices across industries from Adams Express to United Car and others, with numerous named corporations and market indicators. The article closes noting a rise in public school enrollment for children aged 5 to 17 from 77.8 percent in 1920 to 81.3 percent in 1930.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Grocery Prices
A Cedar Rapids listing shows grain prices including Wheat at 384740c, Oats at 10 cents, Corn at 14 1/6 cents, and Hay at 7 dollars per bale. It also lists various produce and farm items with prices, weights, and assorted grocery goods such as beans, crackers, and canned fruit.
Livestock and foreign exchange snapshot in uneven lines
The page shows livestock market notes with hogs and cattle prices, plus a listing of foreign exchange rates from major world currencies. Market figures include top hog prices near 55, a 110 pound bid around 8200, and calf and sow totals, alongside exchange rates for Britain France Italy and others with numerous cents and decimal quotes. The scattered OCR text also references cities like New York and Montreal and commodities including rice seed and kinoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Eee
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgrees TS
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Puand Uxt
Czechoslovakia
Jaroslavia
Austria
Roumania
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Mexico City
Silver Nesel
Bond Markets Drift Lower Amid Dull Foreign Issues
The bond market moved slowly with prices drifting irregularly lower. Argentine bonds showed some firmness while most foreign issues were dull. US government bonds remained relatively firm with Liberty bonds and Treasury issues quoted at various levels. Gains were seen in Sinclair Oil Gas Shell Union &f Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tap
Japan
France
Belgium
Sinclair_ Oil Gas and
Shell Union
Court House News From Eighteenth Judicial Bench Adju
On the third anniversary of his appointment Judge H C Ring presiding judge adjourned the September term in district court. Five civil actions reached jury deliberation with three findings for defendants and two for plaintiffs. November term with Judge John T Moffit presiding opens next Monday at 9 am. Grand jury convenes at 1:30 pm. Petit jury reports November 15 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Monay
John T. Moffit
Tipton
Overrules Dismissal In Hunt Guardianship Case
Judge H C Ring in district court denied a defense motion to dismiss a guardianship action by Lemuel Hunt of Springville. Hunt seeks to set aside a final accounting and discharge of W S Frazier, and to require administration of the plaintiff's estate plus an accounting for 5285 dollars. He alleges notice failures and that a final report approved January 15 omitted due details. Frazier held a 5285 deposit certificate at Niles and Watters Savings Bank in Anamosa before the bank failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. CG. Ring
Lemuel Hunt
Springville
Hunt
W. S. Frazier
Frazier
Niles and Watters Savings Bank
Anamosa
Praises Russian Youth and Food in Russia Critique
Professor Nelson Vance Russell of Coe college told Canopus club members at the Roosevelt hotel that Russian youth show spirit amid praising treatment of children there. He, however, said the food in Russia is terrible and the average Russian starves daily compared to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Soviet Union
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Nelson Vance Russell
Coe College
Russell
Russia
Births and Halloween Party Gatherings in Fairfax Area
Born to Mr and Mrs Joe G Herman Cedar Rapids route No 2 an eight daughter Dorothy Glee on Oct 24 Mae McLucas and Trene Lockhart hosted a Halloween costume party at Mae McLucas home Friday night The group included E E Grafton Fred Myers William Lockhart Ray Crowell F E Primrose George Lockhart Thomas Lockhart Mrs William Womachil James McNamara Keller Byron Vredenburg Ernest Crowell Kenneth Mathis John Mathis Roy Wart George Robert Lockhart James McCormick Leonard Brush Clarence Lunacek Milo Lunacek Ernest Womochil Albin Womochil Thomas Lockhart Jr Dorine Primrose Maxine Holets Marguerite Dodge Millie Dodge Dorothy Dodge Helen Dodge Evelyn Olsen Olga Lunacek Martha Womachil Velma Lunacek Eileen McNamara and L G McLucas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Mae McLucas
Trene Lockhart
E. E. Grafton
Fred Myers
William Lockhart
Ray Crowell
F. E. Primrose
George Lockhart
Thomas Lockhart
William Womachil
James McNamara
Mrs. Keller
Byron Vredenburg
Ernest Crowell
Kenneth Mathis
John Mathis
Roy Wart
George Robert Lockhart
James McCormick
Leonard Brush
Clarence Liunacek
Milo Lunacek
Ernest Womochil
Albin Womochil
Thomas Lockhart, Jr
Dorine Primrose
Maxine Holets
Marguerite Dodge
Millie Dodge
Dorothy Dodge
Helen Dodge
Evelyn Olsen
Olga Lunacek
Martha Womachil
Velma Lunacek
Eileen McNamara
Mrs. L. G. McLucas
French Acadians work highlighted at district Christian meet
W N Armstrong of Lake Charles spoke on education and medical care needs among 350000 French speakers in Louisiana as 100 delegates gathered for the northeast district convention at the First Christian church. Guest Ora Shepherd reviewed Disciple mission work. Armstrong and Shepherd join a fellowship dinner later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Longfellow
W. N. Armstrong
Lake Charles
United Christian Missionary Society
Northeast District of Christian Churches
First Christian Church
Armstrong
Ora L. Shepherd
Indianapolis
Ind
Disciples of Christ
Shepherd
James Arthur Dillinger
Des Moines
Paul Becker
Marble Epp
Women's Missionary Society
Eva Collarman
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Dilinger
I. E. Linkletter
Second Christian Church
Deaths of Kirk Rane and McRae Mark Local Obituaries
Obituaries note the deaths of Patrick F. Kirk age 80 of 215 Fifth Street NW after a long illness with funeral at St. Patrick's Church and burial at Mount Calvary. Frank Rane of 1758 Mallory Street SW dies after a yearlong illness, survived by wife Mary and four children plus a brother and three grandchildren. George E. McRae, 74, former Cedar Rapids barber and Long Beach resident, dies at his Long Beach home after an accident. he previously lived in Cedar Rapids and was active in mission work. survived by wife Emma and sister Mrs. Getts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rane
Mallory Street
Pilsen
Bohemia
United States
Chelsea
Cedar Rapids
Mary
Frank
Anne
Wendl
Joseph
Tennessee Pass
Colo
Michael Rane
Lime Springs
Lesinger-Polansky Chapel
George E. McRae
Long Beach
Calif
L. S. Getts
Avenue
McRae
Savanna
Emma
Mrs. Getts
Funeral services for Thomas P. Jones held in Cedar Rapids
Thomas P. Jones, a former Cedar Rapids resident, died Sunday in Dubuque. Funeral services will be at St. Patrick’s church at 9 a.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev. Father D. J. Lenihan, with burial at Mount Calvary cemetery. Monahan mortuary will host the wake Tuesday evening. The son Paul F. Jones, 249 Twelfth Street NW, was listed with an incorrect address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. Kirk
J. J Stone
Fifth Street NW
Kirk
Walker
St. Patrick's Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Thomas P. Jones
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Monahan Mortuary
Paul F. Jones
Twelfth Street NW
Marion News Halloween Party and Community Happenings
Marion residents attend Halloween parties with prizes for children, church groups plan meetings and picnics, and local families host anniversaries and gatherings. Notables include Mrs. Birmingham hosting a costume party for Charles Arthur, a silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. George Munier, and various club events at the Congregational and Methodist churches plus school and civic activities across town.
Trial of Luther Tesch Nears End in Murder Case
Manchester The murder trial of Luther Tesch 22 Hopkinton nears verdict with testimony from vecal witnesses and final addresses by prosecutors and defense. County Attorney Tracey testified the confession was voluntary as court debated admissibility while Cloud seeks recall on rumors about Tesch’s father being forced to leave Germany over a prior killing. The state alleges a plot with his stepmother Martha Tesch. Tesch pleads self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Luther Tesch
Hopkinton
Louis Tesch
Vecal
Thomas Tracey
A. M. Cloud
M. J. Yoran
Tracey
Tesch
Cloud
Germany
Martha Tesch
Cedar Rapids couple applies for marriage license
Clifford Dinnell and Florence Luella Welbes both of Cedar Rapids apply for licenses. Raymond John Henry Happel and Naomi Biskup both reside in Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dinnell
Florence Luella Welbes
Cedar Rapids
Raymond John Henry Happel
Naomi Biskup
Linn County
Strange Money Through History From Shells to Knives
In this History section, Uncle Ray traces how ancient economies used diverse money forms. From cowrie shells in Africa to electrum coins in Lydia, knife and spade money in China, and cattle as wealth in medieval Europe, the piece explains evolving standards of value and barter practices across civilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Islands
Africa
Asia
Syria
Lydia
China
Europe
Malacca
Strange Money of Early Colonies Feature Leaflet
Uncle Ray offers a FUNMAKER leaflet free with puzzles jokes and tricks about colonial money. Send a request with a stamped return envelope to this paper care of Uncle Ray. Copyright 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funmaker
Uncle Ray
Halloween Party For Camp Fire Group At Biddick Home
Kenyanozang Camp Fire group members attended a Halloween gathering Tuesday evening in the M. H. Biddick basement. Sixteen members and a special guest Nancy Ellen Hanscom enjoyed a chamber of horrors, a picnic supper, games, a gypsy fortune teller, apples and popcorn. Guardians Mrs. Fred Lang and assistants Margaret Zak Mary Adelaide Albaugh supervised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Biddick
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Guardian
Fred Lang
Margaret Zak
Mary Adelaide Albaugh
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Ap)i
Omaha Livestock
Ralph W. Yuill
The
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids Territory
Yuill
Insurance Department
University of Pennsylvania
O. J. Larson
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance CO
Higley
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Third Street
Lamson Brothers and Co
E.isbrow
Merchants National Bank
Rye
North- West
Duluth
Minneapoli
Tchicago
Louis Wilesteen
Wisteosin
Micigan
Dakota Chins
Idaho Russets
Seare
Wettfr
Iowa Elue- Grice Light and Power Company
Iowa Electric Companys
United Light and Railways
A. G. Heim
Roosevelt Water
Dudine
Renan
Sinclair Hog Arket
Walt St. Stacks
Amersan Trion
SAS
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. Hi
Nuetional Bank
Adams Express
Alaska
Allegheny Corp
Allied Cnoom
TiaInth
T Amerada
Ark Nat G
Lorillard Pw
Armour A
McKeesport Tin
Atchin T&sf
Mathieson
Atlantis Rfe
Miami Copper
Auouin Auto
Aviation Corp
Sen Mo Kans Tex
Baolawin Loco
Mont Wards
Ba'ta Ohio
Central
Wurroughs
Nit & i
Byers
Nor! & Wesn
Canecia
Nor Pac
Canada Dry
North Am
Ohio
Oliver Farm
Arto Fe Pasco
Otis Eleve
Otis Eleve We Ches Ohio 217, Otis Steel
Ches Corn
Packard
Teteras
Parn Publix
Penick & Ard
Penn RR
Pennroad
Chrysler Motor
Philips Ba
Ties
Pyllsbury
Cora Cola
Proctor Gambel
Sie NJ
Aia
Congoleum
Consol Gus
Consol
Seaboard
Contl
Sears Roebuck
Fond Can
Servel Corpass
Contl Motors
Sheil Union
Simmons Co
Curtis Wrient
St Joe
Lins
Warner Bros
Oan Gulf St Steel
Hershey Choc
Wesn Maryld
Houston
Wesn Union
Nowe Soin Bia Westrhse AB
Hudson Motors
Ims Central Ue Willys Co
Inspiration
Woolworth
Hendix
Grigsby
Tore Warner
Tia Marshall
Middlewest
Atta
City
Quaker
Swift & Co
Cord Corpn
Swift
US Radio
Lrehorn Springs
Techarth
Teé i
OrtSa
Avavers Caliternia Valencias
Btania Crain Trust
Oates Nile
Whel Wat Oras
R.tsol
Atenre Agel
Nepateon
Cadop
Patra
Ertergo
APA
Kinoma Seed
ST Louis
San
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Court House News
Joe G. Herman
Dorothy Glee
Marion News
Birmingham
John Birmingham
Charles Arthur
Elton Kent Golden
June Cunningham
George Edward Hines
Ben Strait
Bessie Golden
S. C.thomas
John S. Miller
Harold Beadle
John Freeman
Mildred Kindig
John
Louise C. Munier
Lucie
North Tenth Street
George Munier
Munier
Theodore Munier
Harold Munier
Virginia Munier
Mary Munier
Austin Coons
B. F. Gill
George Starks
John Mathes
Chrisina Strand
Frank Simon
Edward Salek
Milwaukee Railroad
Herman Thunhurst
Woman's Missionary Study Club
Congregational Church
Earl Kendall
Goodwill Township
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Marion
Euphemia Peterson
Dave Reynolds
Ninth Street
Eleventh Street
W. G. Neell
Chauncey O'Kelley
David
Leland Starry
Neill
Mary Maley
Stanwood
Hotel Roosevelt
Phoebe Omlie
Sarna Lee Fain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
A. E. Miller
Endeavor Division
Methodist
Ladies Aid Society
L. A. Levasseur
H. W. Eisma
Kemble Green Houses
Methodist Sunday School
Marion’ Board of Education
Christian Church
Rainbow Division
Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
D. H. Smith
Ed. Armstrong
Cora Garretson
Frank Charles
Jefferson
Fourth Avenue
Jean Law
Rex Beauty Shop
Pleasant Grove
Caliium Sutliff
Charles Sutliff
Philathea
B. E. Beiber
Millwood School
Bernice Lassen
Robert Bonn
Detroit
L. S. Powers
Leo
Ed Forbes
Davenport
BOC Hallwood_Cafe
Pleasant Times
Pleasant Grove School
Motheras
Wilma
Alar
Chester Thompson
Lions Club
J. J. Iwies
C. J. Biddie
Hess
Lions’ Club
Anna Flickinger
Minenje Timson
Charles Harelan
Kensington of Marion
Masonic Temple
Lee Fitzgerald
J. F. Beach
Edna Leverleh McGill
Gene Simpson
Rock Island
Simpson
S. P. Leverich
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Henrietta Robinson
John Gill
Alburnett Road
T. G. F. Club
Haleloween
Rose Hickman
Mount Vernon
Alma Letts
J. H. Moothart
Ames
Owen Turner
Central City
Noble Grand Association
Rebekah Lodge
Albert Arp
Odd Fellows Home
L. M. Phelps
Floyd Slauson
H. B. Leasure
Kultsamachick
Thomas Taylor
Luther
Uncle Ray’s
Camp Fire Girls
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