Swine Market Holds Steady in Chicago Trade
A moderate hog run in Chicago today lifted sentiment among commission men with prices steady to 5 cents higher. Top hogs reached $3.35, while receipts were about 1,000 head above last Thursday. Cattle trades stayed mostly steady with some gains for choice light stock. sheep activity was slow and prices edged lower as packers faced brisk lamb demand.
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Chicago
Geam
Ipeen Ee
Cattic
Frice
Wits
WSS
Hogs priced across Iowa Minnesota plants in latest receipts
Combined hog receipts for 24 hours ending today show 278.8 percent of prior totals versus 46,800 a week ago and 34,200 a year ago. Prices by weight range fall between 1.65 and 3.15 per hundred pounds with packing sows quoted. bulk transaction basis noted and long haul shipments impacting weight shrinkage.
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Des Moines
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Peoria Hog and Cattle Market Report
AP notes 5 000 hogs received with prices up to 2.30 while bulk sales around 3 000 head at 2.25. Cattle receipts 250 head show a strong to higher trend and calves 205 head steady with top at 26.40.
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Peoria Bog
Peoria
Iowa Hog Prices Today Across Markets
The report lists current hog prices in Iowa markets per 100 pounds with multiple weight ranges and classifications. Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo Cedar Rapids Des Moines figures cover light to heavy hogs, primes, packers, and sow categories with varying prices.
Live Hog and Cattle Receipts Report From Chicago
U S S Dept of Agriculture reports hog receipts at 22 000 head with 6 000 direct and prices steady to higher than yesterday. Hogs range from 2 100 to 3 85 per cwt with top 3 35 for 250 lb. cattle receipts total 6 000 head with light heifers yearlings and lightweights up to 25 cents. Slaughter cattle and vealers show varied quotes by weight and grade with prices from 3 25 to 5 75 per cwt depending on class.
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Chicago
U. S&s
Dept. Agr
Local Markets Report on Eggs Poultry and Hog Prices
Local grocers offer eggs at 14 to 24 cents per dozen and poultry prices for hens 5 to 8 cents. Old layers bring 3 cents, springs 4 to 7, with hog quotations daily from J P Squire Co Muscatine Iowa. Good hogs 100 to 140 lbs bring 2.00 to 2.70, up to 260 lbs at 2.60 to 2.70, extreme heavies 2.25 to 2.45, with packers at 1.75 to 2.00.
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Cedar Rapids
Dez Moines
J. P. Squire Company
Muscatine
Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed as Receipts Soar
Livestock market report shows numerous price ranges for cattle and sheep. Dealers offer good to choice cattle from 4.25 to 6.00 per hundredweight, while stocker figures run 3.00 to 5.50. Sheep receipts reach 15,000 with bids roughly steady. lambs and lighter weights show gains, several quotes around 4.25 to 6.25 for various weights.
Omaha grain and livestock market notes strong hog prices
Receipts total 15 000 hogs with lights and butchers steady to strong and tops up to 3.00. Cattle receipts 3 800 head with fed steers and yearlings slow and beef cows weak while stockers steady. Sheep receipts 5 000 head with woolled lambs opening bids rising to around 5.65 to 5.85 per hundred.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S S
Market Mixed as Bond Trading Edges Steady Across Sectors
In New York the bond market showed slight irregularities but most issues held a steady tone. German government bonds led gains while U S government issues stayed near top levels. U S reserve policy kept excess bank reserves around 1 billion. Liens from Baltimore & Ohio and Missouri Pacific rose, with notable gains in American & Foreign Power and International Telephone.
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New York
United States
Federal Department
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Ilinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
American & Foreign Power
International Telephone
Phillips Petroleum
United Drug
U. S. Rubber
Actiity Power & Light
Australia
Austria
Colombia
Chile
Feed Market Review Week Ending January 10
United States Department of Agriculture report notes feed markets strengthened as demand improved and stocks replenished after light holiday purchases. Wheat feeds and certain meals rose, while soybean meal and other items held steady. overall price index reached 39.3 percent of 1926 level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Chicago
Irregular Late Trading Dampens Stock Market Tone
In late trading the market showed an irregular tone with Allied Chemical Goodyear and Drug up about a point or more while Brooklyn Manhattan Transit climbed near three. Dupont Eastman and American Tobacco B advanced about a point, and declines of similar size hit Westinghouse Electric and Corn Products with smaller losses for U S Steel Harvester Case and American Telephone. Rails held steady with Southern Pacific and New York Central slightly higher. Transfers ran about 800000 shares.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Goodyear and Drug
Brooklyn - Manhattan Transit
Dupont, Eastman
American Tobacco B
Westinghouse Electric
Corn
U. S. Steel
Harvester
Case
American Telephone
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Conservation Board Names Committees for 1933
Des Moines AP reports Mrs. Henry Frankel re-elected chairman as the state board of conservation announces 1933 committees. The board also secured the deed to 6.6 acres beside Farmington state park, enabling state control of land around the park lake. Appointees include Mrs. Frankel, W. P. Woodcock of Spencer, and W. L. Long.
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Des Moines
State Board of Conservation
Henry Frankel
Farmington State Park
van Buren County
Frankel
W. P. Woodcock
Spencer
W. L. Long
Grain Market Again Erratic
Chicago AP reports uncertain Washington farm legislation tied to nervous wheat fluctuations with traders fearing the allotment bill, amended heavily, may fail to sign. Corn shows relative strength on export hopes as wheat closes weak with May at 49 1 8 and July 48 3 8. corn May 27 3 4 to 7 8, July 29 1 4. oats down 1 4 and provisions mixed.
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Chicago
Washington
Hoover
Chicago Grain Prices Action Report
Chicago market bulletin lists bid quotes for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley and seeds. Includes No. 5 red wheat 47 3/4 cents sample grade 48 cents No. 2 hard 50 1/2 cents. Corn mixed 24 1/2 25 3/4 cents yellow No. 3 24 1/2 25 1/4 cents No. 4 mixed 23 1/4 24 1/2 cents white No. 3 24 1/4 25 1/4 cents. Old corn mixed 25 1/2 26 1/4 cents yellow 26 0 27 cents. Oats No. 2 white 17 1/4 cents No. 4 white 16 1/4 16 1/2 cents. Rye no sales Barley 25 22 cents Timothy seed 2.25 2.50 per cwt Clover seed 6.00 8.75 per cwt.
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Chicago
Minneapolis market report on grain receipts and prices
Minneapolis AP reports receipts of 129 cars with market prices easing about 1 percent. No. 1 northern durum and amber durum values range from 47 to 57 cents with various protein specs noted. No. 3 yellow corn at 23 to 23.4 cents and No. 3 white oats at about 14 for the day.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Poultry and Dairy Prices in Chicago Receipts Report
Chicago AP reports mixed live poultry and dairy receipts with steady dressed turkeys and varying butter and egg prices. Live poultry includes hens and Leghorn varieties with hens around 12 to 12.4 cents and turkeys up to 18 cents. dressed birds steady. Butter prices show creamsery at 20.20 cents and extras near 19.19 cents with firsts around 18.9 to 19.1. eggs weak with local 24.5 to 25 cents and graded firsts near 24 cents. potatoes on track with russets steady. futures listed for eggs and butter January through April.
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Chicago
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
Ile
U. S
New York Poultry and Eggs Prices Mixed in Trade Report
AP New York markets show weaker butter receipts at 15 816 pounds and higher creamery prices. Egg receipts total 19 432 cases with unsettled markets. white eggs and premiums mix with nearby and midwestern offerings. Live poultry and dressed chickens show weak demand with various express and freight price ranges for broilers fowls ducks and turkeys.
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New York
Flour shipments steady with price quotes listed
Minneapolis Minn AP flour market notes unchanged shipments at 23 085 barrels with Pure Bran priced at 8 50 to 9 00 per barrel and Standard Middlings at 8 00 to 8 30.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Park Dedications and Local Conservation Efforts Highlighted
West Union and Sigourney residents Manson, Long, Mrs Grace Gilbert King, Mrs C C Lafer and others push for park naming, lake and river improvements, and new conservation legislation. Woodcock drives policy while noting cooperation with Mrs King and Mrs Laffer.
New York Stocks and Closings January 12 Summary
Closing quotations show diverse gains and losses across industries. Notable movers include Chrysler up, DuPont strong, Eastman and El Paso up, while Studebaker and Ford Motor Ltd show modest advances and several curbs list varied prices from major exchanges and New York curb listings.
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New York
Ark Nat Gas A
Cities Service
el Bond
Ford Motor Ltd
Nia Hud
Standard Oi Ind
United Founders
Roosevelt Keeps Eye on Congress in Transition
President elect Roosevelt pursues silent preparation for post March 4 duties. He weighs farm relief and budget balance, hints at an extra session if Democratic aims fail, and receives callers like McAdoo and Boston Mayor Curley while delaying public commitments until after March 4.
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New York
Congress
Roosevelt
Hoover
House
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
California
Congressional
Notice of Hearing to Sell Lafrenz Notes in Iowa District Court
In Muscatine County Iowa the District Court will hear the application by L A Andrew State of Iowa Receiver of Pleasant Prairie Savings Bank for authority to accept a cash payment and sell assign without recourse several Albert and Margar Lafrenz notes and related chattel mortgages totaling thousands of dollars with hearings set to resolve interest of creditors depositors and other interested parties. The filing lists Note 7189 for 3604 96 due 1932 Note 7224 for 1400 due 1932 Note 7225 for 950 due 1932 and two chattel mortgages 19737 and 21278 dated 1932 with liens and assignments to the bank and receiver.
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Albert and
Marga Lafrenz
District Court of Iowa
Muscatine County
L. A. Andrew
State of Iowa
Pleasant Prairie Savings Bank
Pleasant Prairie
Iowa
Pleasant Prairie ‘Savings Bank
Louis Otto
Albert
Maria Lafrenz
Marta Lafrenz
E. R. Schroeder
Margarent
E. Schroeder
Recorder
Alber
Sheriff Sale of Muscatine Property in 1933
Special Execution directs sale of Fred G. Kinzle and Thelma K. Kinzle lands in Muscatine County Iowa. The property described is lot 3 Boston Grosjean Addition 52 by 130 feet at Fullam avenue and Fulleram? street, to satisfy First National Bank of Muscatine. Sale set for February 6 1933 between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. at the courthouse. Sheriff F B Nesper signs.
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Muscatine County
State of
Iowa
Fred G. Kinzle
Thelma K. Kinzle
Court House
City of
Muscatine
Letcher and Deshler
Fulliam Avenue
First National Bank of
A. m. Muscatine
F. B. Nesper
Foreclosure Petition Filed Against Henry Jarck in Muscatine
The Muscatine Building and Loan Association files in Muscatine District Court a petition seeking $1 005 9 cents plus interest from June 1 1902 on a note by Mary Jarck and Henry Jarck. It seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on Lot 10 Block 25 South Muscatine and a personal judgment against Henry Jarck with the decree that the judgment lien takes priority. Defendants must appear by noon on the specified date to defend.
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District Court of Iowa
Muscatine County
Ralph Jarck
Muscatine Building and Loar Association
Iowa
Mary Jarck
Henry Jarck
South Muscatine
Muscatine
Classified Ads Juxtapose Requests and Swaps in Journal
Local classified notices show multiple want ads and swaps. Entries include wood sawing requests, farm work, cooking stove needs, housework, and various barter offers with contact phones. Also listed are swap deals for lighting plants, payee boars, hot air furnaces, and hay for pigs, plus a small reward notice.
Lodge notices for Eastern Star and Masonic bodies
Electa Chapter Eastern Star installs officers January 16 at 8 p m in Mason Temple. Meeting open to Masons Eastern Star White Shrine families. Washington Chapter 4 R A M and Webb Council 18 R and S M install officers January 13 7 30 p m. Iowa Lodge 2 A F and A M permits second degree January 17 7 30 p m with majors welcome.
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Electa
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Masonic Ame
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Wilma Ziegler
Washington
Webb Council
S. M
Iowa Lodge No. 2
A. F
A. M
W. M
Notice of Judgment and De fault Entry at Muscatine Court
On the 28th day of March 1933 the court held in Muscatine Iowa. A default will be entered against you and a judgment and decree will be rendered as prayed in the petition. Nichols Tipton Tipton, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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A. D
Bhe Pease
Muscatine
State of
Iowa
Nichols, Tipton & Tipton
Foreclosure Suit in Muscatine District Court
Muscatine Building and Loan Association sues Mary Jarck and Henry Jarck for 1382.63 plus 8 percent interest from June 1 1932 on a March 12 1918 note of 1300 dated mortgage on Lot 4 Block 26 South Muscatine. Prayer includes personal judgment and lien priority. Attorneys Nichols Tipton & Tipton.
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District Court of Iowa
Muscatine County
Ralph Jarck
Muscatine Building and Loan Association
Iowa Corporation
Mary Jarck
Mnry Jarck
South Muscatine
Muscatine
Iowa
Henry Jarck
State of
Nichols, Tipton & Tipton
Layton Construction Company Dissolved in Iowa
Notice states that Layton Construction Company organized under Iowa law has been dissolved following a December 28 1932 stockholders meeting in Muscatine Iowa. President B Layton and Secretary Helen Layton are authorized to wind up affairs and finalize dissolution.
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Iowa Dept
Muscatine
Iowa
Layton Construction Company
B. Layton
Helen Layton
Detwiler Obituary Highlights Mrs Barbara A
Barbara A Detwiler beloved wife of the late Phillip M Detwiler and mother of the late Hugh Sherman Detwiler. The obituary notes her role as a devoted mother and member of the family, with emphasis on her survivors and family ties.
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Detwiler
Barbara A
Phillip M
Hugh Sherman Detwiler
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Roy Cochran
Rawleigh
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I. D
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Alassa
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W. 4Th
Leo O. Fix
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William Glatstein
Illinois Deep Shaft
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J. M. Brockway
Phone
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Will Noll
White Wyandotte Cocks
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Phony
William F. Siemers
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Joan O. Boeldt
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Leland Lesher
A. Lack
Katherine Putnam
Walnut St
Lodge
Quaker State
Firestone Courier Battery
Firestone Courier Tire
Firestone
Muscatine Car Market
Mulberry Ave
Muscatine, Iowa
J.C. Broad
West Second St
Charles Floyd
Justice B. Detwiler
San Fransisco
Twentieth Century Club of
Willys
Pontiac
Whippet
Essex
Coune
Hippet
Banker Auto Co
Fred Dunbar
Muscatine State Bank
Schreurs & Freers Gregg and Workman
Auds
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