Downward Hog Prices Reflect Heavy Receipts and Slow Trade
Cattle markets show steady to slow activity as heavy livestock receipts press prices lower. Chicago to East Coast buyers report limited demand with only cleanup business at irregular prices. top light steers around 6.75 and overall hog and cattle values drift lower amid cautious buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocinis
Chicago
Pittsburer Wat Spepace
Lowes
Clevelanc
Buffalo
Louis
Tan Wars
HFA Mafia Ari
Eos
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Total
Livestock market update with varied cattle hog and sheep results
Iowa and East St Louis markets show mixed receipts and steady to higher hogs and cattle prices. Reports detail carcass weights, price ranges for hogs sows and feeders, plus cattle lamb and sheep bids across Des Moines Des Moines area and Des Moines combined yard data.
Foreign Exchange Listings and Rates Across Nations
The notice provides scattered exchange data showing rates for France, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and the United States among others. It lists currencies, markets, and approximate values with references to cities like New York Fort Lauderdale and Fort Myers. The document appears as a fragmented market brief with several stray figures and country codes.
Irregular Grain Prices Seen in Chicago Market
Chicago wheat and other grains fluctuated within narrow ranges in an erratic session. Mixed buying by eastern and local traders kept prices volatile with provisions bid up and cash markets largely unchanged. Receipts totaled 49 cars for corn and small lots for rye and oats amid light export demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Rotterdam
United States
Buffalo
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Notes
AP dispatch shows Chicago cash grain with wheat and corn bids and prices across grades No 2 to No 7 winter and spring, oats and other grains. Minneapolis receipts and bids list wheat values by class, corn and oats prices, with durum and flax offerings and assorted percentages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Amber A
Markets Chicago Produce Poultry and Eggs Report
Chicago AP market notes show live poultry receipts and varied prices for hens turkeys and ducks, butter and eggs firmness and declines in some butter grades, New York egg and sugar values, and general market fluctuations across commodities. Illinois and Minnesota potato shipments reflect steady to weak trends while New York prices cover eggs raw sugar and dressed poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ile
ilGc
Minnesota
Idaho
New York
Zic Nmarades
Specia
Hutter
Steader Creamery
Wall St. Stocks End Lower After Late Trading Slump
Moderate selling trimmed gains led by rails as major issues traded lower in late Friday sessions. Rail stocks such as Santa Fe and Union Pacific slipped narrowly while others like U S Steel and Allied Chemical held near gains. Trading remained light with about 2 million shares changing hands and several industrials showing mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rails
Santa Fe
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
DuPont
Case
Harvester
American Tobacco B
Westinghouse
Corn Products
Graham Paige
Bond Market Works Arm Despite Tepid Trading in New York
The bond market drifted Friday with prices showing little enthusiasm while the U S government sector was firmer and federals trading moderately. Liberty Fourth 444s and Treasury 43s and 44s traded high. low priced railroad issues rallied briefly but drifted later with Chicago and North Western 4343 and Southern Pacific 4348 cited among steadier names amid mixed industrials and rubber bond pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Government
Incorporate
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Banta Fe
Baltimore and Ohio
Minagurt Pacific
Allegheny Corporation
Chicago and North Western
Southern Paine
Rubber Company
U. &. Rubber
Bond market roundup with mixed corporate notes
U S bonds closed with mixed results as Liberty issues showed varied prices. Treasury issues posted slightly different values with Liberty 343s at 101.12 and Treasury 37s June at 100.22 among others reflecting a quiet utilities sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U. S
Liberty
Treasury
Porkers Steady on Local Market
Hogs are steady on the local market with no changes in any grade Friday. The operation holds at $3.60. Calf market reports choice 140-180 lbs at 84.00 to 84.00, good to choice 130-190 lbs 70s to 75. lighter calves around 35 to 50. Sheep market shows choice lambs 75-85 lbs around 4.25 to 5.25, heavier lambs vary by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Savance
Pang Anc
Steadt
Peer Nestert Greers
Briss
Chifs
NS VeRiews Sreers
Eodskat Tho Enmmor &Nd
Tsar BS
Oenmimrar &Nt
Eure
Prige
Mesumis
All Wright? Co
Omaha
CTS
Dent
Cereons
Sinclair Rog
Tee Seeeee
Aeesees
Cedar Rapids Market Roundup Wheat and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids markets. Wheat, oats, rye, barley, corn bids. hay kinds. poultry prices for hens and roosters. veal and dairy items. fruits and vegetables including California Valencia oranges, lemons, sweet potatoes, peas, bananas, lettuce, celery, cabbage, watermelons. Includes multiple regional and item listings with unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Michigan
Kayser embezzlement case set for September term
Stella Kayser 32 of Walker faces embezzlement charges for allegedly misappropriating about 41000 from Center Point Walker Bank and Trust. Trial in the first criminal assignment begins September 20 under Judge H C Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Kayser
Walker
H. C. Ring
Deaths and Funerals Many Local Residents
Funeral services for Emma Ruppert 71 will be at Beatty chapel at 2 30 pm Saturday. Burial Linwood. Rev John Gent officiates. Breidert funeral at Barta chapel 2 30 pm Saturday with Rev Melvin Welke. George Michalas 46 dies after operation. burial Linwood after 2 pm Sunday and 2 30 pm at St George Church. Mrs J H Watson dies after mastoid operation. funeral Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ruppert
H I. Chambers
Eighth Avenue
Beatty Chapel
John Gent
Linwood
George Michalas
Seventh Avenue SE
Savoy Cafe
Third Street NE
Paul Cavros
Barta Chapel
St. George Orthodox Church
Linwood Cemetery
J. H. Watson
Helen Faye Townsend
Fifth Avenue SE
J H Watson
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
Calif
Watson
Mary Lou
California
Gordon Brothers Wholesale House
Kansas City
Marshall Field Company
Bratcher Acquitted in Deputy Sheriff Murder Case
F M Bratcher was acquitted Friday of the murder of Deputy Sheriff Jim Daniels, one of four slain in the Evarts mine trouble crash in May 1931. It was Bratchers third trial after two hung juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan, Ky
F M. Bratcher
Jim Daniels
Evarts
Bratcher
Marion Friends Mourn Civil War Vet Joseph Sacora
Obituary notes Joseph Sacora a Civil War veteran died after strokes at his daughter Mrs. W. N. Foster in Perry. Funeral held in Oxford Junction. Also mentioned are social events and local visits including a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. George M. Hibner and a birthday of the Corwin family and other Marion items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Joseph Sacora
W. N. Foster
Perry
George M. Hibner
Eighth Avenue
J. J. Ives
J. F. Beach
R. Lee Taylor
Economy League Opposes Immediate Bonus Payment
The National Economy league declared it will fight the bonus demand of the American Legion to finish. It cites three reasons: the $2.3 billion burden would prolong unemployment, the demand rests on unearned interest, and yielding would surrender public interests to an organized minority. The league's advisory board includes Coolidge, Smith, Pershing, and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Legion
National Economy League
League
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
Gen
John J. Pershing
Newton D. Baker
Smith Sponsorship Boosts Cornelius Whitney in First District
Alfred E. Smith resumes politics to back Cornelius V Whitney, heir to wealth and Democratic nominee in the First district, against Republican Robert L Bacon. Maynard reports funeral services for Henry Schafer, 67, at Lutheran church. Schafer, born 1865 in Arndorf Germany, leaves a widow and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
L. I
Alfred E. Smith
Cornelius V. Whitney
Robert L. Bacon
Maynard
A. Haferman
Henry Schafer
Mr. Schafer
Arndorf
Schiesien
Germany
United States
Elkader
Dorothea Kohlbaum
Here
Schafer
Emma
William
Harry
Elmer
Fayette
George Borchers
Valley City
N. D
William Manthie
Ogilvie
Minn
Belle Plaine Students Set for College This Year
Belle Plaine youths including Ejla Stok at Stevens College Missouri Dan Stok at Chicago University William Yavorsky and Thelma Gaskell heading to Iowa and Coe colleges Lillian Weed Randall Hart Marian Yavorsky Mary Lahman Guintever Hoffman Violet Formanek Donald Haloupek Ross Hammond Wesley Wichman Earnest Wentz Lloyd England Robert Fuller Marjorie Lamb state plans to attend Iowa State College Cornell College and Ames area institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Flaine
Belle Plaine
Ejla Stok
Stevens College
Columbia
Dan Stok
Chicago University
William Yavorsky
Iowa University
Lillian Weed
Coe College
Randall Hart
Marian Yavorsky
Mary Lahman
Thelma
Ernestine Gaskell
Guintever Hoffman
Violet Formanek
Iowa State Teachers College
Donald Haloupek
Ross Hammond
Wesley Wichman
Cornell College
Earnest Wentz
Lloyd England
Robert Fuller
Marjorie Lamb
Iowa State College
Ames
Insull Losses Pass the Billion Dollar Mark
The Insull collapse value fell past 1 billion dollars as receivers filed a federal report on Middlewest Utilities. It shows 714 million in common stock decline and liabilities of 310 million against 208 million in assets, with multiple large loans and stock purchases. Additional affiliated company deficits raise the total, and more losses are expected as reports continue. Judge Lindley held a conference with State's Attorney Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middlewest Utilities Company
Middlewest
Edward N. Hurley
Charles A. McCullough
Walter C. Lindley
John A. Swanson
Turner refuses plea for militia in farmers protest
Miller claims no force will be used to stop shipments but vows to urge truck drivers to return home and join the movement. Iowa Holiday Association says livestock from Ellsworth area reaches Sioux City markets and asks Minnesota farmers to curb the movement at its source. About eighty percent of county farmers signed up to hold products, twenty percent still ship, with organizers planning picketing. John Bosch of Atwater, a National Farmers’ Holiday director, says the movement is growing in Minnesota and seeks to limit picketing there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monay
Miller
Iowa Holiday Association
Ellsworth
Minn
Sioux City
Minnesota
John Bosch
Atwater, Minn
National Farmers' Holiday Association
Minnesota Association
County Poor Relief Bonds Sold to Davenport Firm
Linn county supervisors sold 95 000 in county poor relief bonds to Glaspell Veith and Dun can of Davenport at par plus a 976 premium. Bonds carry 4 percent interest, mature May 1 1936 to Nov 1 1940, with optional redemption after May 1 1936. Bid basis 4.37 percent. Other bids included Bechtel Bechtel Davenport 426 White Phillips Davenport 776 Cedar Rapids banks 901 Carleton Belt Des Moines 951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Glaspell, Veith, and Duncan Company of
Davenport
Bechtel and Company
White, Phillips Company
Cedar Rapids Banks
Carleton- Belt Company
Des Moines
Bank Receiver Granted Extra Twenty Percent Dividend
Judge John T. Moffit in camel court Friday authorized LL. A. Andrew as receiver of the Citizen's State Bank of Mount Vernon to pay an additional twenty per cent dividend to depositors of the closed bank. A twenty per cent dividend was also authorized by Judge H. C. Ring Jan. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Camel Court
LL. A. Andrew
Citizen's State Bank of
Mount Vernon
H. C. Ring
Iowa news in brief highlights from Grundy to Monticello
Reports note Grundy County teachers institute set for Sept 23 24 at Grundy Center High School with speakers M C Lesler Anna Loy and Charlies H Tye plus Miss Hollister of Chicago demonstrating reading. Also Shellsburg class officers elected led by Eldon Lear and Gladys Nettell with sponsor Miss Geneva Watters. In Vinton violin instruction attracts over thirty students in new school music program led by Miss Virginia Schipfer. Monticello glee club tryouts announced with Ruth Webster listing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Grundy County
Esther Hammen
Lloyd Sanders
Robert Lubbock
Robert Somola
Richard Bergen
Ray Boyer
Leora Hayes
Vinton
Virginia Schipfer
Monticello
Monticello High School
Ruth Webster
Esther Bender
Clemma Wenger
Ruth Bender
Pauline Oltman
Lorna Gerdes
Mary Ellen Wisameier
Irene Johnson
Eloise Kuhns
Wilma Kuhns
Marvin McVay
Edwina Hughes
Georgia Mae Orcutt
Ruth Jacobs
Miriam Fairbanks
Pauline Cramer
Carol Naylor
Monticello High elects class officers and West Liberty Legion aux officers
Monticello High School names class presidents for each class with a long list of officers including George Stott and Loretta Specht as seniors and Lucille George as freshman president. In West Liberty the American Legion auxiliary elects officers led by President Mrs Nell Moylan and vice presidents Mrs Ruth Kirby and Mrs Martha Hazlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Phelps
June Bollinger
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Lucile Welland
Dorothy Bader
Robert Phelps
George Fraser
Trevor Curtis
Bernard Che
Gerald Schoon
George Stott
Keith Dickey
Roy Ricklefs
Robert Spooner
Reed Clark
James Ricklefs
Jerome Baum
Paul van Buren
Monticello
Monticello High School
Myrie Shover
Pauline Cooper
Loretta Specht
Fern Bender
Eunice Buel
Wayne Jones
Lucille Scheele
Ada Egger
Lucille George
Margaret Houston
Gertrude Prull
West Liberty
American Legion Auxiliary
Nell Moylan
Ruth Kirby
Martha Hazlett
Grace Carey
Belle Holmes
Hattie Gibson
Ethel Rock
Lucy Rock
Cora Peters
Ee Lewis
Esther
Card of thanks for Skerik and Foster families
The Skerik family thanks relatives neighbors friends undertaker Barta singers lodges and Rev Cnada for expressions of sympathy and flowers during our bereavement. Mrs Foster and Emily thank friends and neighbors for kind expressions of sympathy during our bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skerik
Matthew
Barta
Cnada
Foster
Earl F
Emily
Classified notices and small ads snapshot
A collage of local ads lists autos for sale and rent with multiple features, services from a crane company to pest control, plus nursing items, garish shop promos and a job seeking note. Names such as Kisaichs, Messinger and Son, Richards College Pharmacy, and Cedar Rapids Knitting Co. appear with phone numbers and addresses. A couple seeks a traveling companion to Cleveland and a couple wants shared housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ave
2Nd Ave
Kisaich’s
3Rd St
Messinger & Son
Richards College Pharmacy
Cleveland
Guar
Ind
Army Store
1St St
Gaz't
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Sean Ennee
ORD
Trans
Kansas
Ann Son
Gazette
Associated Press
Mason
Waterloo
Prist Dors
WeVso Tenlfis
Omaha Livestock
East ST Louis
Iowa
Dept. Agriculture
Southern
Nesota
Exchanse Steads Odemard
France
Sweden
Ana Perega
Far Fort, FL
Sahara
Eha
Northerro
Mainneapolis
Iowa Electric Light & Power Company
George J. Naxera and Company
Third Street
Sedial
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
Beschants National Bank
Adams Express
Hupp Notors
Air Redutlion
Central
Asko
Rayon
Alechens Coren
Alieg Chem
Hm Car & Féy
Jonas Manville
Fee
Ian City
Raeyser Julius
Jarl Core
Kelly Sostd
Aes
Gee Helsey Hayes
Mets
Yi Kreuger
Kroger
Eels Mibert
Yehish Valley
So Fors
Abs Lis
Sza
Ftress
Serabees
Loft
Wat Works
Lorillard P
Louisy GovaAv
Amezonda
McKeesport
Ark Nat Gas
McKesson Rob
Armour
Fauaiack
Magma Copper
Atlantic
Stacueson Ark
Auburn
Maastee
Baldwin Loco
Pac R R
Baito & Ohio
Mont Ward
Barnsdail A
Murray Coron
Beatrice Cry
Bendix Aob
Saa Piotors
Best & Co
WieNact Cash Rez
Ilsa
Borden Go
Bell Bary Pr
Bors Warner
Brizes Mi
Nevada Copper
MT NY
North Amapant
Canada Dry
Ohio of
Otis Steel
Cerro de Pasco
Para Publix
Penick & Ford
Chess& Ohio
Penn RR
Ches Corpn
Pennroad
Chro Gt West
Peoples Gas
Stp&p
P&p
Proctor Gambel
Chro & NW
Pullman Co
Chrysler Motors
Pure Oil
Radio Corpa
Coca Cola
Ketth
Paimoine
Conti Bak
St Skelly
Conti
Conti Motors
Pac
Gorn
St Joe
Standard Brads Hase Crosley Radio
Gt Standard Gas
Crucible
Goodrich Lie
Sten
Goodyear
Woolworth Ts
Houston
Walon Liston
Bendix
Borg Warner
Ad . Be
Lddlewest Ut
Bite Bae
Bait & Co
Camp Edison
Amusement Corporation
Foreign Department
Mrs. Kayser
Walter Barton
Guy Barton
Tom Stansell
Clarke County
Bartons
Anamesa
Marion News
Flanigan
M. J. Flanigan
Iowa Division
Milwaukee Railroad
Washington Boulevard Hospital
Marion Country Club
Gilbert Gordon
Elmer Kudrle
Munson Shack
Ladies Sodality
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Thomas Park
Cedar Park
J. A. Corwin
James Douglas
John Larkin
Ninth Street
Chatterbox Card Club
J. H. MacArthur
Glenn Larkin
W. E. Smith
Wyoming
Charles DeWald
Donald
Mr. DeWald
al Smith
Cornelius Whitney
Turner
Davenport Co
Citizens State Bank of
Mt. Vernon
Iowa News
Gerette Want Ad
Franklin
Lincoln Highway
Carl Hendricke Zon
Dell Johnson
Swisher
Eddy Strait
Ambassador Club Orch
Swisher Orchestra
Sng Thornwood
Dan Upah
Wright
Capehart
Center Point Road
Wichman
Shellaburg
Jack's
Joy Boys
Happy Gandy
Chain Lakes
Frederic Standard
Lillian Ludy Beauty Shop
16Th Ave
Annolntment
Thomassen Beauty Shop
3Rd Ave
LaVogue
Frederic
Eugene
LaVogue Beauty Shop
Dial Helene Beauty Shop
Marcels
3Rd Ave. SE
3Rd St. NE
Perms
Marie Stewart
le Murer
Ruth
Garzec) Brainard
Arsesena
Beauty
Parly Academy of Beauty
Powell Roofing CO
Hawke Eye Tin Shop
Rgo
Holland Funace CO
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