Hog prices near unchanged in light Chicago market
Chicago hogs sold with receipts around 5,000 and prices little changed from Friday. Choice light and medium weights quoted up to 8.90, heavy butchers up to 8.60, with receipts directed to packers and limited cattle and sheep movements reflecting a slow market.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept Agricultural
ST_ PAU LIVESTOCK
South ST Paul
S Dept Agricultures
Sioux City
Dept Aericultures
Londa
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Des Moines
U 8 Dept. Agricultureys
Interior
Span
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain quotes include Whent No 1 at 80c No 2 fc oats Rye Barley Corn yellow varieties 43c-46c Soybeans 80c hay and straw prices 9.00 and 5.00 Produce prices list butterfat cream eggs poultry fruits vegetables apples celery lettuce sweet potatoes bananas onions cabbage carrots and other market items with various crate or hampered units plus hides and animal products including horse hides calf hides kip and pony notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Idaho
Hogs Dime Lower On Local Market
Hogs prices continue to slide on the local market with all grades down ten cents. Top is listed at 81 5 per cwt, while Nat Pas Wilson Co posts varied bulk hog bids by weight, range pricing for good to packers, and several cow and steer quotes across the cattle market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & CO
Nat Pas
Wilson’s
Chicago Produce Markets Mixed as Receipts Hold Steady
Chicago market notes show butter and egg receipts steady with weak butter creamery prices and unchanged overall prices. Potatoes and cheese also hold with firm U S No 1 ranges and steady to soft demand while New York reports mixed egg colors and higher butter figures.
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Chicago
U S
Idaho
Rudset
Burbanks
U. S
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Texas
Biss
Florida Biss
New York
Bond Market Gains Lift New York Prices Across Corporates
Heavy demand for all corporate bonds Saturday boosted prices by about 2 points or more in many issues as traders shifted away from government issues. Rail and utility securities led the gains with notable issues including New York Central Great Northern and Pennsylvania General rising over two points. Foreign dollar bonds remained quiet while U S government issues closed mixed with modest advances on several notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
New York Central
A.” Great Northern
Pennsylvania General
Caliiles Sna Industries
Columbia Gas
Ohio Edison
Western Union
Foreign exchange mixed as Daladier forms new government
The market showed a small gain for the dollar after Premier Daladier promised a rapid cabinet formation. Rates moved slightly higher across several currencies while commodities and sugar markets also reported limited shifts, with wholesale sugar futures easing after Cuban sales.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
France
Daladier
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokto
Shanghai
Honekone
Mexico City
Une
Montreal
Stocks Stage Broadest Buying Surge Of The Year
New York stock market leaders jumped on a broad buying surge after the government reorganization bill was defeated by the House. Inflation fears and possible pump priming by the President fueled optimism as blue chips rallied, with 1.4 million shares traded and many names advancing on the brisk Saturday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House
Congress
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
J. J. Case
International Harvester
Boeing
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Texas Corporation
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Anaconda
Kennecott
Westinghouse
American Can
Wall St. Stocks Quoted By Bennett & Co Daily
Trading session highlights list a wide array of industrials and utilities with prices across the New York and Chicago exchanges. Notable names include Allied Stores, Johns Manville, Am Can, Iowa-based actions, Liberty, Libby Owens, US Steel, Radio Corp, General Electric, Chrysler, Dow components, and various mining firms with fluctuating figures and closing tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Dump
Merchants National Bank
Dams
Nickel
Allesheny Corp
Paner
Allied Chant
Tel & Tel
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Allis. Chalmers
Kans City
Amal
Kennecott
Can Ag Kresve
Krorer G & B
Lehish Valley
Ats Am Intl Corp
Libby Owens
Loco Lig & My
Oltz
M & Fdy
Am Metals
Loews, Inc
al An
al An Pow & Lite
Loft Inc
Thy Am
Am Roll Mills
McKesson
Am Steel
McLellan
Mathieson al
Mont
Ohio Oil
Otis Steel
Bucyrus Erie
Packard Mtrs
Budd Mie
Paramount
Pork
Utah
Aly Burroughs
Patino Mines
Penick
Ford
Wyant
Prifips
Pet
Plymouth
Precter Gamble
Cerro de Pasco
Bullman Co
Ches & Ohio
Radio Corpn
Ches._ Corpn
Radio Keith
Cmstp&poe
Rem Rand
Cheo & NW
Rep Motors
Chrysler Mtr
Rep Steel
Cities Service i
Coca Ca
Safeway
Col Palmolive
Scheniey
Colo Fuel
Seaboard Oil
Col Gase Elec
Sears Rorbuck
Servel. Inc
Coml Solvents T
Sharon Steel
Sharp Dohme
Congoleum
Shell Union
Consol Edison
Silver King
Consol Oil
Simmons Co
Consol Textile
Skelly Oil
Conti
Secony
IaSou
Contil
Del
Sou
Sperry Carp
Coty. Inc
Deere & Co
Ind
Diesst
L&w
Prisco
Douglas Air
Stew Warner
di Pont
Stone Webster
St. Studebaker
Eastman Rod
Eaton
Mig
Thompson
Elec
Pow & la
Tidewater
Bond & S
Timken Det
Erie
Timken
Fisk Rubber
Trans-America
Hat Corp
Warner Bros
Hayes Body
Wes'n Union
Hecker Prods
Westghs
Hiram Walker
Westahee A
All
Houston
White Motors
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Willys Ovid
Hupp Motors
Wilson & Co
Ils Central
Woolworth
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Yneston S.T
Zenith Radio
Hydro
Chicago
Dexter
Hellemann
Butler Bros
Midwest Corp
Cherry
Quaker Com
Chicago Corp
Quaker Pfd
Swift and Co
Comw Edison
Switt Int
Walgreen
Wheat Tends Nervous After Firm Opening on Chicago Board
Wheat prices eased late after a firm start on the Chicago board of trade with May at 84 1/2 cents. Corn fell on profit taking, oats moved between fractional gains and losses, and traders shrugged off weather news and reports of a British war buying move. Canadian and Argentine crop cues influenced sentiment as markets closed quietly amid mixed regional quotes.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
London
Winnipeg
Great Britain
House
South America
Board of Trade
SEC Denies Plan for Common Dividends at Columbia Gas
The SEC refused Columbia Gas and Electric Corp. permission to declare or pay common stock dividends, but allowed some dividends on preferred stock. The ruling protects the company’s finances and working capital and prevents paying dividends from capital or unearned surplus, noting a 54 million dollar surplus decline since 1926 due to dividends exceeding earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Commission
C. G. and E
Plane rescues ill man from snowbound auto in Kansas City
A critically ill patient, E. T. Mike Green, was transported by air after a tractor failed to clear a path for an ambulance. Pilot Joe Boyle landed in a field and flew Green twenty five miles from Jefferson City to Kansas City, saving the patient from the snowbound car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. T
Mike” Green
Jefferson City
Joe Boyle
Green
Marion Women Host Circles Gathering in Gas Company Room
Electa circle of Kings Daughters hosted a Friday gathering in Marion with Fidelis and Mary Lou Dickinson circles. Officers welcomed guests. a Cedar Rapids charter member spoke on the Ida Mansfield circle. Music, readings, and refreshments followed for forty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Circle
King's Daughters
Gas Company
Fidelis
Mary Lou Dickinson
Willis Jordan
M. G. Morris
Cedar Rapids
Ida Mansfield Circle
Linn County
E W. DeNio
Marguerite Michel
K. E. Cornell
King’s Daughters
John Cone
Andrew P. Munson
Arthur Newman
L. S. Dove
Elmer Michel
Earl Welsher
Leon Blinks
Mother's Guild plans April mother and daughter tea
Mrs E T Gough hosted the Friendly Guild of the Methodist church on Friday. Devo tions were led by Mrs Stanley Kellams. A mother and daughter silver tea is set for April 18 from 2:30 to 5 p.m. in the church parlors with committees named for program decorations refreshments and reception. Tea served to sixteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Gough
Methodist Church
Stanley Kellams
J H Stanaway
Bernard Schenken
R. C. Booth
L. C Henderson
A. A. Schenken
WN. P. Vanderlinden
Harold Phillips
Ivan Gilmore
Gough
Alfred Bensch
DeWitt Smith
J Phil Crew
Local Shower Honors Caldwell Wedding Guests
Mr and Mrs Howard Caldwell hosted a miscellaneous shower for Cedar Rapids couple Robert Caldwell and bride Blanche Kruppka. Guests included Elizabeth Caldwell and Frank Doran. high score won by the guest of honor and Mrs Raymond Caldwell. Donald Doran had low. Other items note Wilmot Torrence’s wood cutting accident and upcoming school and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Caldwell
Tenth Avenue
Robert Caldwell
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Caldwell
Springville
Donald Doran
Caldwell
Oliver Caldwell
Blanche Krupicka
Elizabeth
Naming Of Woodson Seen As Rebuke To High Navy Command
President Roosevelt promotes his aide Captain W. B. Woodson to judge advocate general of the navy with rear admiral rank. The move follows Woodson being passed over in January as eight captains were elevated, a change seen as a rebuke by some naval officers. The reshuffle also elevates Rear Admiral J. O. Richardson to chief of navigation while Admiral Adolphus Andrews moves to command the fleet's scouting force as vice admiral.
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Washington
INS
Navy High Command
Roosevelt Friday
W. B. Woodson
Navy
Woodson
Navy Selection Board
J. O. Richardson
Richardson
Adolphus Andrews
Seekers Find Head Of Woman Believed with Torso Victim
Cleveland report: Dredge workers told detectives they spotted a woman's severed head floating in the Cuyahoga River. Detectives search the riverbanks for clues to identify what is believed to be the eleventh victim of the city’s torso killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland (Ap
Cuyahoga River
Cleveland
Marion area church services list for Sunday
A Marion church directory notes schedules for Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, St Pauls Lutheran, Seventh Day Church of God and Prairie Chapel. Services include times for Sunday school morning and evening worship along with sermon topics and union Holy Week, Good Friday and special announcements.
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L. W Inman
Frank Ward
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
Presbyterian Church
Walter H Staves
Free Methodist
C. O. Mbinroe
Methodist Episcopal
E.T. Gough
Helen Papes
Eileen Schenken
Bonnie Carey
June DeWees
Oxford Club
Kenneth Cornell
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DeJong
Jesus
Marion
W. R. Stewart
Bethel A. M. E
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Paul Clements
West Side Revival Crusade to Stage Parable Drama Tonight
The West Side Revival Crusade youth group presents the Parable of the Ten Virgins with an oriental wedding scene at 7 15 PM along with Dr. John H. McCombe delivering the sermon. Lorene Lake leads as Syrian bride. Leslie Hoskins reads prologue and conducts a seventy-voice Triumphal March from 300 enrolled youths. The Tune Tossers sing in a sacred program. sunrise Palm Sunday service planned in Ellis Park with Jack McCombe reading. Dr. McCombe praises Jesus Christ as healer and reminds listeners that faith requires change.
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West Side Revival Crusade
John H. McCombe
Lorene Lake
Walter Lake
Avenne
Leslie Hoskins
Crusade
Kathleen Donovan
Lois Durland
Pauline Fuller
Marjorie Bush
Josephine Roth
Ruth Russell
Nettie Sisam
Betty Jean Ensign
Helen Heald
Marjorie Blaine
Mary Adams
Helen Rupperle
Irene Miner
Harold Miller
Don
Dick Gatrelle
O. C. Gatrelle
Ellis Park
Jack McCombe
Charles Youtzy
McCombe
Walker Man Dead After Fall Through Trapdoor
Walker resident Charles A Winsor 76 died from injuries after falling through a trapdoor while watching workmen wire a house near his home. Born in Marion, he is survived by two sisters Anna Tiffany of California and Mary, and a brother William of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m.
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The
Walker
Charles A. Winsor
Winsor
Marion
Henry Winsor
Anna Tiffany
California
Mary
William
Cedar Rapids
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Associated Press
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St Joseph
Peter Fox Sons Company
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Tata
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Tapi—I
U. S. Dept Agriculture
York
Wall St
Darley—Ford
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Bellieg
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Montana
Lamson Brothers Xt Cohone
R. Mowrey
Tional Bank
Wheat
Mississippi River
Davenport
Hastings
Prairie du Chien
A Crossh
Dubuquette Ae
SEC
Marion News
Janet Lothian
Elgin, Ill
Sydney Joan Cornell
Mrs
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Edgewood
D. C. Marchant
Willow Owen
George B. Owen
A. L. Runkle
Bob and
Dorothy
Anamosa
Mrs. Runkle
A. B. Black
Myron F. Knapp
North Eleventh Street
C. T. Wood
Central City
W. G Buck
Perry
W. J Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Frances Miller
Lillian Thada
Ames
Harry Fohey
Mrs. QC. Fohey
Elizabeth Bigger
Julius
Carrie Reichert
Newhall
Mary Schlotterbeck
Elmer Neff
Blair's Ferry Road
Emma Kendall
Priscilla Guilet
Congregational Church
B. F Currell
Carl Cherry
Vox
John Granger
Carnnell College
Edward Conrad
Alburnett
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Priday
Charles G Schultz
W. D Shank
Ben Pr. Gill
James A. Pringle
Myrtle Snyder
Lewis Mathes
F. E. Wilber
H. E. Vander Linden
Effie Gaumer
Guild
Wilmot Torrence
Carl Wallace
New Art Club
LeRoy Cooper
Ray McCally
Clarence Meggers
W G. Buck
Fourth Avenue
Chester Weaver
W. C. Norris
R. L. Merrill
Mr. Buck
Supt. C B. Vernon
Walter J Bray
la Plant-Choate Company
Bessie Patterson
P. L Ellison
Fourteenth Street
Marion Churches
West Side
Walker Man
Gazette
United States
Gazette Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Announcements
Kemble
Iowa Theater
Maccabee
Dows Bldg
the Gazette
Katz Loan CO
3Rd Ave
Probasco Jeweler
Kenwood
4Th St. SE
Bell
Allied van Lines
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Schaefer
Kresge’s
M Scheer
Granby
Los Angeles
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop
P.O
fReauty
Gertrude Campbell
Griffith Ferther Matt, Co
National Cleaners
C. R. Knitting Co
Ruffie
2Nd Ave
Dorothea Krebs
Megr
DIAL
Lillian Suchy
Sara Park
3Rd
ST SE
A Ave
Beautycraft Salon
Madeline Veagry Shop
Stoner
Marynell
Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauty Salon
W. D’l
Lillian Reese
Av. W
Nola Tom's Beauty Shop
Johnson's
10Th St. SE
Higley
Thelma Lane
Mer Pearl Reed
Grace Miller
Sham
Gorman Beauty Shop
3rd_Ave
Peacock Spec
Peacock
Cimderella
Rae's
3rd_Ave. SE
Stella's
3Rd St
F. W
Mae’s Bty
Ebelene
Kennedy's
Pidim Barber & Dry
Ellis Blvd
Croatignole Wy
Monn Bty
Nimmer
D's
LaVogue Bty
Paris Academy OF Beauty
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