Hogs and cattle mixed as markets show strength and steady highs
Market reports from Sioux City Omaha and Chicago show hogs steady to strong with top prices around 6.60 for selected loads and cattle firm to higher on good to choice calves and yearlings. Receipts include thousands of hogs and cattle with large shipments of feeders and sows and notable price lifts for some weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Dept. Agriculturer
Omaha
AP -10
Dept Agriculture
Chicago
US Dept Agriculturer
Spring lamb market report shows varied bids and weights
Prices for lambs range with slow early moves. Hefty top bids reach 875 and above for some lambs, while light and small grades sell around 660 or less. Ewes fat and heavy weights go around 325 and up, with medium to heavy at 200 and 2.75 per unit. canners bid around 259.
Local porkers inch ahead in Incal market
Hog prices rise slightly with a 5 cent advance across trades and a top no fill price of 625 dollars. Calf market shows top calves at 9.00 with values by weight and quality. Sheep market notes spring lambs 70 to 90 pounds at 775 dollars and ewes around 250 dollars, bucks 1 dollar and lighter or quality dependent pricing.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids including oats rye barley soybeans hay straw and wholesale fruits vegetables with details on prices for hens and various hides and livestock. Market items include lemons oranges grapefruit celery lettuce onions cabbage tomatoes carrots potatoes apricots watermelons and horse and pony prices.
Irregular Monday in New York bond market faces cautious trading
Bond markets moved slightly lower with minimal transactions as traders awaited political and war developments. Decliners included Great Northern G 45 of 1946 and Commonwealth Edison convertibles, while gainers featured Portland General Electric 425 and Montana Power 24¢. U S government issues posted small rises amid uneven foreign debt markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
Great Northern
Commonwealth Edison
Portland General Electric
Texas Corp
Central Foundry
Montana Power
International Paper
Hest
Finland
Wisconsin cheese quotes and wool market report
Wisconsin cheese quotes for the week of Auk 5-10 show daisy, brick, horns, and cheddar prices with market calls. The Boston wool market quotes list French combing wool and various grades with grease and delivered prices, plus stock movements and industry figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmer's Call
Mt'uc
Boston
S Dept. Agriculture
Abe
Stock Leaders Dawdle Along in Slack Monday Trade
New York AP reports a quiet stock market with few leaders showing strength. Most indices slipped with fractional declines and roughly 250000 shares changing hands. U S Steel and Bethlehem lagged while Chrysler, Douglas Aircraft, Santa Fe, N Central, Texas Corp, GE, American Smelting and AT&T stayed under pressure. Procter and Gamble, Sears Roebuck and Standard Oil of New Jersey resisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U .S. Steel
Bethlehem
Standard Oil
Indiana
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Fe
N ¥. Central
Texas Corp
General Electric
American Smelting
American Telephone
Procter and Gamble
Sears Roebuck
Wall Street Quotations From Bennett & Co Traders
Market list of stocks and prices including Adams Express Allied Chem American Electric Johns Manville Kennecott Allied Stores International Harvester and many others with quotations from Chicago and New York markets. Notes on close prices for Armour Fastener Co and other major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Merchants National Bank Ballame
Adams Express
Central
Alaska Juneau
Ind Rayon
Alleshany Corp
Inspiration
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Hydro
Allis
Chalmers
Amn
Johns Manville
Kan City
Kresce
Int! Corp
Kroser G& B
Behich Val
Maracaibo
Libbey Owens
Pandl
Lin & My Bo
Gla Tockneed Ag
Amn Roll Mills
Ine
Ann Smelting
Coft Inc
Amn T
Corilard
McKesson
Amn Inc
Marshall Field
Anaconia
Cepr
Martin G
Ark
Nat Gas
Armour and Co
Miami
Tay Artloom Corp
Atchison
Atlantic
Avi Corp
Mont Ward
Ohio
Motor Wheel
Barnsdall Als Murray Carp
Beatrice Cray
Nash-Kelv Ty Bendix
Natl
Bellas
Breth Steel
Biscuit
Rilan Knox
Cash Reells
Booins
Datry
Bohn Alum
Dept
Borden Co
Nath Distris
Borg Warner
NY Central
WAH
Bucyrus Erie
Nor Pac RR
North Amn Co
Budd Wheel
Nor Amrn Avi
Ghia Oil
Cas Steel
Ren &_ Ford
Can Pac
Penn RR
Penney
AR Philins
Pillsbury
Pittsburgh
Cerro de Pasco
Plymouth
Preetar Gamble
Hes Cornte
Pullman Co
Ples Radio Corp
Chrysler Motors
Keith
Rand
Coca Cola
Cole Palmolive
Rep Steel
Calo Furl
Reyn Tob
Colum Gas
Safeway
Coml
Scheniey
Com! Solvents
Timken
Elec Boat
Elec Pow & L
eTrans-Amer
Elec
Bond & S
Erie
Union Carbide
Ford
England
Tini Aircraft
Freeport
Tex
Uni Air Lines
Uni Corp
Gen Electric
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gen Realty
Bros
S Steel
Goebel Bree
Walworth
Goodrich
Ward Bak
Goodyear Tire
Warner Bros
Grahiam
Libby McNeil
Berehoff Brew
Marsh Field
Bendix Ayn
Midwest Corp
Buss Laughlin
Quaker O Com
Bors Warner
Quaker Opf
Butler Bros
Sunstrand
Cent
Swift & Co
Swift Ind
Cherry Burl
Walereen
Woodall Ind
Teenage Trio Nabbed After Long Robbery Trail
In Harrison Nebraska three youths aged 16 17 and 13 were jailed as authorities from three states decide where to prosecute them for auto theft and robbery. James Hanley of Alliance Charles Haynes of Lackawanna New York and Shirley Powers of Osceola Iowa were named by County Attorney W E Mumby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Neb
W. E. Mumby
James Hanley
Alliance
Charles Haynes
Lackawanna
N. Y
Shirley Powers
Osceola
Wheat and Corn Hold Steady in Chicago Trade
Wheat and corn futures held steady to easy on the Chicago board of trade with high turnover for months. Soybeans fell slightly while Minneapolis and Kansas City followed Chicago trends. cash wheat and corn prices showed modest gains and losses with mixed U.S. grain receipts and rain affecting belt conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Mississippi
Chicago Produce Markets Summary for Poultry Eggs Butter
Chicago and New York markets report receipts and prices for poultry eggs butter and produce. Poultry receipts include Plymouth Rock and Leghorn hens and roosters with varied prices by weight color and species. Butter and eggs show firm to higher prices with room for storage and futures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Colorado
White Rock
Springs
Creamery
Lamson Bros. and Co
Death notices for Anna Jedlicka and Hugh Hillerage in Solon
Anna Elizabeth Jedlicka 87 of Solon died at home at 2 50 am Monday after a lingering illness widow of Wesley Jedlicka born Bohemia Oct 25 1852 came to the U S at age two. Survived by two daughters Mrs Frank A Hae and Mrs Frank Severn both of Cedar Rapids a son Wesley J of Solon ten grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren funeral Wednesday 9 am at St Marys church Solon burial Oak Hill cemetery friends may call Brosh funeral home Solon Hugh Hillerage of 331 Fourteenth St SE died in a local hospital Saturday funeral Tuesday 2 pm Turner chapel burial Oak Hill cemetery friends may call at chapel Knights of Pythias to attend services in body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elizabeth Jedlicka
Solon
Wesley Jedlicka
Bohemia
Frank A. Hae
Frank Severn
Cedar Rapids
Wesley J
St. Mary's Church
M. J. Diamond
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brosh Funeral Home
Hugh Hillerage
Fourteenth Street SE
Turner Chapel
E. Winslow Brown
Knights of Pythias
Mrs. Elizabeth Barger Dies in Humboldt After Illness
Elizabeth Barger 79 of 814 First Street SW Cedar Rapids died at 1 50 am Sunday at her niece M rs Martha Whipple s home in Humboldt after a six week illness She had lived in Cedar Rapids 51 years Survived by three other nieces and three nephews Home Rebekah member remains in Humboldt Cedar Rapids and area noted for family affiliations and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Barger
First Street
Martha Whipple
Humboldt
Barger
Cedar Rapids
Lizzie Whipple
Rachie Newbrough
Ellen Keller
Walter
Samuel Millward
Loyd McKee
Rebekah
Two Cedar Rapids residents Die in Chicago and Local
Arthur E Fowler formerly of Cedar Rapids dies suddenly in Chicago. Born Feb 20 1883 he studied at Iowa State College and became an engineer. Survived by wife Blanche two daughters Clara Louise Anna Gail mother Mrs Arthur Fowler and brother William of Marion. Funeral in Barta chapel Tuesday with Masonic graveside rites at Linwood cemetery. Friends may call Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Fowler
Arthur B. Fowler
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Ames
Gil Barnard Lodge
A. F
A. M
Blanche
Clara Louise
Anna Gail
Arthur Fowler
William of
Marion
Barta Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Suit Tests Goodyear Wage Hour Coverage in Court
G A Lieber seeks 398.36 back wages and 100 percent penalty under the 1938 wage hour law against Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co claiming 6214 hours weekly at 30 cents and overtime. The case questions whether Goodyear’s local outlets are retail or wholesale. Attorneys note a similar filing by Everett Dixon and C M Hulett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Second Avenue SE
G. A Lieber
Wilson Avenue
Goodyear Company
Everett Dixon
C. M Hulett
Goodyear
Elmer F. Andrews
Lieber
Boss Away, He Couldn't Resist Temptation, Held For Theft Of Chickens
Joe Sindelar, 19, was arrested and jailed on theft charges after a poultry dealer noticed suspicious hens. He had sold seven Klouda farm hens and later returned with 23 White Rock pullets, traced by leg band numbers to farmer George Klouda in Ely. Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder and P. J. Whittemore led the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sindelar
Harlan Snyder
Ely
George Klouda
Sindelar
Klouda
P. J. Whittemore
Whittemore
Two Men Get Six Months In Jail In Forgery Case
Ernest M. Singer and John Jakoubek pled guilty to larceny by forgery in district court before Judge H C Ring. Each received six months in county jail and a suspended 10 year sentence in the state reformatory at Anamosa for two check forgeries on Peoples Savings Bank total losses $11 and $19 signed under the name George Hansen. A third man at large is believed to be the brains of the trio. appeal bonds set at $1 000 and $5 000 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest M. Singer
John Jakoubek
State Reformatory
Anamosa
H C. Ring
King Thompson
Singer
Jakoubek
Peoples Savings Bank
George Hansen
Ring
Accident Counterclaim In Kansas City Suit
W R Bump and Bessie Bump of Kansas City oppose a $102.69 damage suit filed by Richard Dick Emery in connection with an incident referenced in the case. The complaint arises from a dispute over damages linked to an accident or incident noted in the court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bump
Bessie Bump
Kansas City
Richard “Dick” Emery
Automobile collision west of Cedar Rapids prompts counterclaim
An April 12 collision 18 miles west of Cedar Rapids led to a $500 counterclaim alleging negligence and crossing the center line. The plaintiff also challenged service timing for the September district court term. Poula pleads not guilty to intoxicated driving, released on $500 bond after a Sixteenth avenue and C street SW arrest. he refused a chemical test. Judge Haas denied a default judgment in a quiet title suit as Raymond McArthur sought it against Elaine McArthur, ex-wife since Sept 8, 1937, over property at Thirty-first street and Emerald avenue SE. Receiver Bates was authorized to sell real estate in Buchanan and Reeds addition to Cedar Rapids to Edward C Walter and Ann M Walter for $2,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Emery
Poula
Aldrich J. Poula
Charles J. Haas
Shaver Street
Highway Patrol
Clarence B. Day
Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Day
Paula
Raymond McArthur
Elaine McArthur
Thirty-first Street
Emerald Avenue SE
D. W. Bates
Commercial Savings Bank of
Marion
Buchanan and
Reeds Addition
Edward C Walter
Ann M Walter
Harry Rodman Wins Monticello Golf Title
Harry Rodman captured the Monticello handicap golf tournament with a net 63 after an 85 gross and 22 handicap. A. B. Grimes and Burt Thompson tied for runner-up with nets of 65. Thompson posted 96 and Grimes 87 with handicaps of 28 and 22 respectively. Claude Appleby posted the morning's low score of 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Harry Rodman
Rodman
A. B. Grimes
Burt Thompson
Thompson
Grimes
Claude Appleby
Lost small dogs and car in the area
Lost notices describe a small black female dog part Spaniel and Fox Terrier named Pepper with a reward 8868. Contact 423 or 437 ve, or Mrs. Wm. Green at 2-8904. Also listed is a brown Boston bulldog with a white mark on face and neck. A Model A Ford with a grate wheel carrier is missing, dial 2-9292.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
Boston
Wm. Green
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Iowa
Waterloo
Ibs &H
Ao, Ann
Ceaso
Macan City
Des Moines
Insa
Minnesota
Choice
Austin
Austin Minn
Peoria
Isc
Kansas
Oraha
Sp Nz
AXS Amt
Lamson Brothers and Company
H R Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Good Packers
Roas Goon Packers
Cedar Rapide
U .S
Treasury
DOW Jones
Avernees
Mississippe River
Davenport
Wall St
Minnetapolis
Montana
Fellow &Lc
Idaho
Anna E. Jedlicka
Court House News
Gazette
Siegel
2Nd Ave
Louis Fine
D. D. Liebe
Ted Youngton
Montrose
Ambulance Service CO S
The
Reed
Dial
Probasco, Jeweler
2Nd
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Tanner
Gio
34Th St
ALLIED Van_ Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer& Storare Co
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder’s van & Storage Co., Inc
Kenwood
Kriz Tent & Awning Co
St. SE
Kullander& Son
4Th Ave. E
Eve
L A. Lower, Jeweler
2Nd St. SE
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Virennie Anderson
Stark's Beauty
3D St. NE
DELUX
Lillian Suchy
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Gazete
United States
Gazette Office
the Gazette
pRue
Smzette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Inwa
Thorn Wood
SUN
Charlie Gaylord
Udesen
KUBA_ FUNERAL HOME
Vincent
1St St
H. K Schaefer
Kresge
Bender
Fairfax
Tom
Betty
Windsor Tavern
Schlitz Beer McCoy
Sth
4Th St
K-V Cafe
Mary Ann’s Eat Shop
1St Ave. E. Ce-Mar
Marion Blvd
P.m. H
Morley
Harry Austin
Jim Reeder
Kutchera & CO
Willman
Novak Heating CO
L. Russell
Gardner
Ener RR
Ptayer
L. E. Cummins
Butters
Ard
Ant
Louis J. Gillich
Roosevelt
Direct Ho Cie
R. Partridge Montrose Hotel
California
Union Circulation Co
E. Grayson
Allison
Pullman Hotel
3Rd Ave
West
Sramekis_ Bakery
Booker
Great American Tea Co
Sramek's Bakery
American Trust
Seerned
People’s Grocery
Paramount Theater
Bever Ave
Central Employment Agcy
Granby
Rapids School of Welding
Marion, Town
RRR
Autos & Trucks
Handler
Dodge and
Plymouth Distributors
Second Ave. SE
International Harvester Co
S.w.b
Bendix BK
STONE
Diamond T
Hudson Sales CO
Willys Demonstrator
Langhurst Motor CO
14Th Ave
Chevrolet
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