Hogs uneven in slow trade at Chicago stockyards
Chicago hog receipts about 15,000 with 5,000 direct, top $9.60 down 5 cents, market steady to weak. Cattle and calves also mixed with steady to weak tone, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and East St. Louis reports vary. Sheep receipts around 14,600 with steady to strong notes in spots. Also reports from Des Moines to Austin and other western markets.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
TOWA
Des Moines
Dent Aegricultures
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas City
Omaha
St Joseph
Sioux CC. v
St Paul
Buffalo
Market Report on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Weak bids 25c lower for cows and cutters MW4.15c off stockers. Hog receipts 3,400 slow, 180-230 lb good and choice $9.15-$9.79. Sheep 3,000 head receipts incl 280 thin, no early fat lamb demand, buyers eye lower bids.
Local Hog and Cattle Market Slips Pressed by Weaker Grain
Hogs are 1 to 15 cents lower on the local market with good hogs down 10 to 15 cents and packers down 5 cents. Top hog price reaches 910 dollars. Grain market weakens. CALI MARKET lists good to choice 149-190 lb hogs at 8.50. SULLY MARKET notes genuine spring lambs 75-90 lb at 8.00. CATTLE MARKETS show varying prices for steers and heifers from 8.25 to 11.50 per hundredweight, with cows and bulls down and other beef grades easing.
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Towa
Associated Press
Tumwa
Hoss
Mason City
Waterloo
OMAHA_LIVESTOCK
Omaha
U.S. Dent
Ciicago Livestock
Chicago
API
Tus
ST. Paul
Bouth
ST Paul
G. S. Dept. Agriculture
Cali
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain prices for No 1 Sic No 2 Ste New Oats No 3 white Rye No 2 30 32c Barley 2 2a 40c shelled No 2 yellow 41 2c Soybeans No 2 yellow 80c May hay prices 7.50 5.00 Produce Butterfat prices 26c No 1 cream 25c No 2 cream 23c Hens and Leghorn rates by weight Eggs and cocks price listings include 8c 6c 9c 14c 12c 10c Wholesale fruits and vegetables with assorted prices Bananas onions cantaloupes watermelons etc Potatoes sweet potatoes peaches priced per box basket crate or basket Hide market prices for various hides calves kip horse prices with variations and full including manes tails pony and colt prices
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Cobh
Texas
J. EB. Bennet & Co
Jump
Merchants National Bank
Pitcagg
Lamson Brothers &O
H. Ro Mowrey
Adams Sar
Cedar Rapids
Merchants Na
Alles
Corp Saints Mining
Tlonal
Kans City
Amn Gom Ale
Kayser
Julius
Amn
Kennecott
Amn Hide & L
Kroger G & B
Lehigh ‘Valley
M & Fdy
Libby Owens
Pow & L
Loews
Ing
RYE
Amp Roll Mills
Loft Inc
Lorillard P
Sil
McKesson
McLellan
Marshall Fld
Mathieson Ark
Ark
Armour & Co
Aone Ward
T&sf
Ann RG
Atlantic
Avin
Corp
Biscutt
Baldwin Loco
Cash Ree
Balto & Ohio
Nagi Bea Tere
Harmon Eg Cotgh
aNa Stirs
Bendix
Pow & Lais
Beth Steel
Na Central
Borden Co
iszNor Ann Avi
Borg Warner
Packard Murs
Paramount
Utah
Penick & PF
Phillips Pet
Plymouth
Procter Gamble
Soe NJ
Pullman Co
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohio
Keith
c&Nw
Ita Rem Rand
Han Motors
Aif
Coca Cola
Safeway
Roebuck ii
Sharon Steel
Ongolean Fs
Nion ,, Jr
Consol
Edison
St Joe Lend
Coty Inc
Crucible Steel
Calif
Gudahy Pke
Judahy Curtiss Wright
Stew Warner
Parassane
Zaingions
Webster Ae Ecre
Ebaker
Diesel
Tex Corpa
del L& Ww
Iin
Tex Gulls
Tex Land
du Pont de
Thompson
Trans-America
Fox Flim
Bond & S
Biaunion Casside
Erie RA
Ford Ensiend
Seit Freeport Tex
Uni Air Lines
Ats
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Gen Foods
U S
Gimbel Bros
U S Pipe
Us&s Rubber
Gockel Beew
Bbe Goodrich BF
U S Steel
Goodyear Tire
Vanadium Stlent
Graham Rice
Virg Caro Chem
Walworth
Great Nor Ore
Ward Bok B
Great N Ry
Warner Bros
Great Wing
West Union
Hat Corp
Westrhs Fl
White Motors
Hecker
Wilson & Co
Hudson Motors
Woolworth
Hupp Motors
Youngsn E&t
Indus Rayon
Zenith Radio
Inspiration
Chicago
Am Pub Soc
Dexter Co
Asbestos
Nshid
Auton Prd
Helleman
Grain futures slide to five year lows on Chicago board
Grain markets extended losses with wheat down 2 percent to 1254 at September, corn plunging 23 percent to 504 and oats dropping 73 to 48 as Winnipeg and Liverpool cues dampened North American prices. Trade was light with weak export demand and buyers lacking strength, while U. S corn export sales around 750000 bushels appeared to offer slight support.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Commission House
Minneapolis
Kansas City
U. S
Wheat prices and grain quotes from Minneapolis and Chicago
Minneapolis and Chicago markets report cash and futures quotes for wheat corn oats rye and barley. Quotations show No. 1 and No. 2 grades, trading bases, and price differentials with detailed regional listings and company names among the day’s market activity.
World market notes and sugar prices steady in New York market
Wisconsin cheese market quotes and Plymouth delivery notes appear alongside a New York sugar market report. The pound hits a new low against the dollar with London midday rates around 4.885, while raw sugar in New York remains around 2.75 with mixed futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
IAP
Chicago Produce Markets Roundup Fresh totals and prices
Chicago receipts show live poultry and butter markets with steady midsize hens under 4.4 pounds, turkeys and ducks listed with various weights and prices, butter steady with creamery specials and firsts, eggs steady with mixed colors and grades, and potatoes with on track shipments and prices across U S No 1 and various regions. New York produce reports mirror steady egg and butter readings with mixed color eggs and standard price ranges across grades.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
U. S
Callifornia
Idaho Biss
U.S
Idaho
Missouri
Nebraska
Oregon
Wisconsin Cobblers
Triumphs
VU. S
New York
Renewed War Fears Weaken Stock Market in New York
Renewed fear of war tied to Russo Japanese fighting and slipping commodity prices drained market stamina on Monday. The day saw a slow downward drift with losses minimized near close as trading volume remained light and several key issues fluctuated. Major names including U S Steel Beth lehem Chrysler U S Rubber and others edged higher while some on the fringe fell back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Far East
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
U. S Rubber
Montgomrey Ward
Anaconda
Westinghouse
du Pont
Philip Morris
Delaware and Hudson
American Can
Consolidated Edison
Radio
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
Gulf Oil
American’ Cyanamid
Creole Petroleum
Sherwin Williams
Newmont Mining
Bond Market Stays Firm Amid Slower Railroad Coupons
New York bond market activity eased for rail issues Monday with most lists steady. Some bonds slipped including bonds from Great Northern Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific while Lehigh Valley bonds fell sharply on the companys proposed restructuring plan. Utilities and industrials were steadier with gains for Columbia Gas and Electric Detroit Edison and International Telephone. Bethlehem Steel led block trading as US government issues remained quiet and firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great_ Northern
Missouri Pacific
Northern
Columbia Gas and Electric
Detroit
Edison
International Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
Lawyer In Harlan Case Shoots Self
N Reed Patterson a defense attorney in the Harlan anti union conspiracy trial at London Kentucky was reported in critical condition in a hospital at Pineville from a bullet wound sheriff said was personal safety related He had been despondent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville, Ky
N. Reed Patterson
London
Martin Green
Canberra Maru Searches Area Near Douglas Reef For Ha waii Clipper
The Japanese steamer Canberra Maru reported searching the area around Douglas reef about 800 miles south of Tokyo for the missing Pan American Hawaii Clipper. No trace of the airliner has been found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
INS
Douglas Reef
Here
Engineer Killed While Trying to Put Belt on Pulley
Washington reports Aaron E. Batterson 48 an operating engineer for Iowa Southern Utility killed Monday when belt slipped and struck his head as he attempted to put it on a pulley. He died before aid arrived. Surviving are his widow six sons and a daughter.
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Washington
Aaron E. Batterson
Iowa Southern Utility Company
Batterson
Papillion Legion rally limits speakers to five dollars
At a Papillion American Legion post rally in Omaha candidates faced a one dollar per minute fee for speaking. Chairman Joseph Strawn capped total speaking time to five dollars to keep talks brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Papillion American Legion Post
Joseph Strawn
Births Reported Across City Hospitals
Birth notices list four newborns from families in Marion and area. A son to Clifford Cayler at Mercy hospital on August 5, a daughter to Carl Foster at Mercy on August 6, a son to Leroy Graham at Mercy on August 7, and a son to H E Paul at St Luke’s on August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Cayler
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Carl Foster
C Avenue NW
Leroy Graham
Rockford Road
H. E. Paul
Fifth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Marion Golf Club Wins At Monticello
The Marion Golf Club won the Monticello invitation tournament by two points with 201% to 22% for Monticello. Carl Jacobson was medalist with 71, Harold Ballard 74. Royal Rodman led Monticello with 75. Fourteen local golfers competed in paired rounds amid team and accompanying members. An organizing meeting for South Marion Township women’s home project work is set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Carl Carver’s house.
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Marion
Marion Golf Club
Monticello
Carl Jacobson
Harold “Ping” Ballard
Royal Rodman
Mark Rodman
Ben Roba
Ping” Ballard
W. G. Koppenhaver
J. W. Mulvany
Walter Stevenson
Lee Hiltbruner
Cookie” Adams
Dick Wilcox
Lewis Papes
Hugo Schenken
Walter van Fossen
Verne Balster
Clyo Castle
Harold Neeley
van Fossen
Koppenhaver
Ballard
Mulvany
Jacobson
South Marion Township
Carl Carver
Santa Marion Township
Brands Traditional Method Of Raising Children As Worst
Dr William E Blatz professor of child psychology at the University of Toronto says many children become credits to society in spite of parents not because of them He criticizes instinctual and traditional upbringing and Mama s apron strings as harmful He warns that affection excessive lavishes independence from children in a Denver talk at the Institute of Parent Education.
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Denver
William E. Blatz
University of Toronto
Denver University
Institute of Parent Education
Blatz
Dr. Blatz
Court Dismisses $25,959 Injury Suit Against Lagomarcino-Grape
A personal injury suit filed by Pearl C. Dickinson against Lagomarcino-Grape Co and H. F. Wamser, rooted in a April 29 1937 rear collision, was dismissed with prejudice at plaintiff costs before Judge Haas. Also a Kenneth Norris embezzlement case was dismissed for lack of evidence by Judge Ring. Sam Hughes 16 was released with no charge after detention by Milwaukee detective Jack Monahan.
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Pearl C. Dickinson
Lagomarcino-Grape Company
H. F. Wamser
Haas
First Avenue E
Second and
Third Streets
Lagomarcino-Grape
Wamser
Kenneth Norris
H. C. Ring
Sam Hughes
Waukegan
Marion
Jack Monahan
Milwaukee Railroad
Shell Adopts Its Own Pension Plan
Alexander Fraser announces Shell Petroleum and Shell Pipeline will implement a retirement pension plan covering 27 500 U S and Canadian employees from January 1. Pensions amount to 40 percent of the average wage over the prior five years, with adjustments for provident fund members and Social Security. Eligibility requires 20 years of service for full pension, or 15 to 19 years for a proportionate pension. Normal retirement ages are 60 for men and 55 for women, with optional early retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Fraser
Shell Petroleum Corporation
Shell Pipeline Corporation
Shell
United States
Canada
Provident Fund
Car Hits Ship Off Buffalo Waterfront
A car crashed through a fence and landed on the deck of the U S S Crawford, which was moored at the waterfront foot of a street in Buffalo New York. The incident reports indicate the collision after the vehicle breached a fence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
U. S. S. Crawford
Marion Tennis Team Defeats Vinton 6 3 in Cedar Valley Match
The Marion tennis team defeated Vinton Country Club six matches to three in a Cedar Valley Tennis Association outing at Vinton Sunday afternoon. Carle beat Reynolds, Woods beat Gordon, Lindley defeated Stiesel, McDougall beat Carrier, Pale Smith beat Stecel, Bill Reed defeated Urice. Doubles results saw Carlie and Woods top Reynolds and McDougall, Lindley and Gordon beat Sterel and Carrier, and Smith and Reed defeat Siegel and Urice.
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Marion
Vinton
Carle
Ralph Reynolds
Rick Woods
Larry Goron
Welco
Lindley
Jack Stiesel
Gayland McDougall
Hoyt Carrier
Ek Pale Smith
Gerald Stecel
Bill Reed
Logan Urice
Carlie
Woods
Reynolds
McDougall
Gordon
Suet
J. Sterel
Carrier
Smith
Reed
G. Siegel
Urice
Picnic Gathering At Wapsipinicon State Park
A Sunday family picnic at Wapsipinicon state park near Anamosa drew multiple relatives from Cedar Rapids Clarence and Marion. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter Leinbaugh with daughters Edith and Ruth of Clarence, Mr and Mrs Herbert Pratt and children Virginia Melvin Donna Mae Ruby Betty Jane, the Misses Mary Pratt and Betty Whiting, and Mr and Mrs Raymond Kent with son Charles Lee, Lee Brown CH Kent and Mrs Bessie Golden with son Kent of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsipinicon State Park
Anamosa
Walter Leinbaugh
Edith
Ruth
Clarence
Herbert Pratt
Virginia
Melvin
Donna Mae
Ruby
Betty Jane
Mary Pratt
Betty Whiting
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Kent
Charles Lee
Lee Brown
Kent
Bessie Golden
Marion
Baptism and community notices from Viola area events
A Sunday baptism at Matsell bridge north of Viola drew relatives from Marion Cedar Rapids and Hollywood while Hoover reunion brought Lisbon visitors. Local honors visits, club meetings and food ads fill a Brabant Prairie region update with include household guests, picnics and upcoming events.
Relatives and visitors gather across Iowa town
Mrs Nina Lundy and Miss Alta Lundy visit in Little Rock then travel to Davenport to join Mr Lundys brother and sister in law. Rev E T Gough and Rev Joseph J Gough visit Bristow to stay with their father J J Gough. Miss Della Foster and Opal Borst visit Harold Howe. Anna Helen Martin and Irene Sutton visit G L Martin family in Iowa City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Lundy
Alta Lundy
Little Rock
Ark
Davenport
Mr. Lundy
C. C. Lundy
E. T. Gough
Joseph J. Gough
Rockford
Bristow
J. J Gough
Della Foster
Opal Borst
Cedar Rapids
Harold Howe
Surprise handkerchief shower and birthday party held
A group in Marion and Cedar Rapids honored Mrs. W R Barber with a surprise handkerchief shower and birthday party with two bridge tables. Mrs Willis Jordon high and Mrs J E Bromwell low, refresh ments by Mrs LeRoy Barber, attendees from Marion and Cedar Rapids. Funeral services for Harold J Schneider held in Oelwein with many out of town relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina FitzSimmons
Helen Cooney
Bunco
W. F. Cooney
Naomi Merritt
Lorraine Keenan
Catherine Bigger
Ruby Layton
Margaret Trypkosh
Hazel Cooney
Ina Fitz- Simmons
Richard Rown
Maurice Billings
Helen Proskovec
Cedar Rapids
W R. Barber
Willis Jordon
J. E. Bromwell
LeRoy Barber
Barber
E. E Parsons
Robert Cessford
E. J. Miller
Willis
Local residents host relatives amid visits and travels
A parade of guests visited and travelers returned home across Iowa. Names include Mrs. Harry Wood and Janet Lee of Maquoketa. Ed Beam of Anamosa. J L Riche and S G Taft of Cedar Rapids. Jerry Julius from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City hospitals brought home near Marion. Ray Bodger of Nevada visited in Marion. W E Van Fossen hosted Ben Cotton in Monticello. Taylor family and Pauline joined a week at Devil’s Lake Wisconsin. Foile family traveled to Des Moines and Marshalltown. Bobbie joined them from Des Moines. Ella Martin and Robert from Pierre South Dakota visited. Melvin Old hosted in Iowa City. John Rohrer guests from Council Bluffs spent weekend with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wood
Janet Lee
Maquoketa
Ed Beam
Anamosa
J. L. Riche
S. G. Taft
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Julius
St. Luke's Hospital
University Hospital
Iowa City
Marion
James Foile
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Bobbie
Ella Martin
Robert
Pierre, S. D
Melvin Old
Lost and found notices for pet, billfold, keys, and purse
Lost wire haired terrier Butch 18 pounds brindle head neck area black body with City License tag 700. Reward offered. Contact Phillis Marie Larsen 632 Wilson Ave SW. Also missing brown feather billfold with $17 and driver’s license near Interurban depot Edgewood Road. Dial 2 9734. Lost ring with five keys at 9th St 10th Ave W 6th St 5th Ave W, Reward. Dial 2 0733. Lost brown cash purse with money receipts and key. Reward. 20670.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch
Phillis Marie Larsen
Wilson Ave
Insterurban Depot
Edgewood Road
10Th Ave
5Th Ave
Personal ads and services in The Gazette listing offers and notices
A dense block of Want Ads offers ranging from rewards for fraud prevention to services by Kenwood Transfer and Shoppers Service. It lists pharmacy and jewelry ads, van line and storage services, photo services with free prints, and a note about past due accounts purchased by P.O. Box 269.
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The
Gazette
Kenwood
Podaimek Pharmacy
Ind Ave
11Th Ave
Probasco Jewelers
Bnet Ave
BSE
Cic
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
K. Schaefer
Kresge’s
Allen
Los Angeles
Bob
A Ave
2Nd Ave
P.o.dox
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This City
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Hollywood
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Lisbon
Walter Applegate
Edith and
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Marshall Kent
C. Kent
Pleasant Grove Community Club
Fred Breneman
Maxine Fernow
Gordon Hatchery
Grove City
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Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
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Toledo
W. A. Ladd
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Doris Clark
Sioux City
Marion Robb
Thomas Park
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Gilbert Gordon
Theola
Yellowstone National Park
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R. O. Shively
Frank Shively
Milwaukee
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Betty Shively
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K. R. Means
Z. N. Lundy
Robert. Lunday
Ozark Mountains
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Irene Sutton
Jefferson
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Brotemarkle
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Clear Lake
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Forest City
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L. P. Schneider
Mankato
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Ray Schneider
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Luetta
Jane
I. S. Schneider
Agnes
Faribault
D. R. Schneider
Mildred
Janesville
Wis
C. R. Schneider
Martin Poppenklass
Oelwein
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Milo Schneider
Percy Blake
Fayette
Arthur Schneider
Springfield
Ohio
W. W. Yousse
Ray Yousse
LeRoy Clark
Harrison Lubben
Ella Netcott
Ina Siebels
Jake Bader
David Faraker
C. A. Thomas
C. D. Thomas
J. M. Thomas
West Branch
Lizzie Maskrey
Ruth Wyrick
Ray Bodger
Nevada
Richard Burt
W. E. van Fossen
Ben Cotton
Thomas Taylor
Pauline
Jean Lehdigh
Devil's Lake
Baraboo
Clarence Rohrer
Council Bluffs
Mr. Rohrer
Mrs
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Hutton K
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Lewin
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