Lambs advance for seventh session in row market notes
Chicago and regional livestock trade reports show steady or higher prices across hogs cattle and sheep with receipts around 16 000 to 25 000 head. Prices vary by weight class region and market, with hogs at top around 6 50 for 180 240 lb, cattle generally firm to higher, spring lambs up about 25 and fat sheep firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Des Moines
US Dept
Interior Town
Minnesota
ST. Pau
ST Paul 'Sapi
Mkt
Omaha
U 3 Dept Agriculture
Sioux City
Toux City
U S
Manly
Peoria
Sapi
Chorce
Local hog market shows slight advance on Friday
Hog prices gain 45 cents on local markets led by firmer quotes across grades. No fill top at 6.40. Cattle and hogs listed with varied weights and prices, including 149-150 lb hogs at 4.95 to 5.50 and packers buying 275-360 lb hogs around 5.10 to 4.75. Sheep and calves also noted with price ranges and quality-based adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
Waterloo
Eeeeaerevece
Comets Ce Neascnegnees Nccereese
SNE
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Mixed for Local Market
The Cedar Rapids listing shows grain quotes for No 1 wheat 64 cents No 2 62 cents oats at 29 and 27 cents. Corn shelled No 2 yellow 55 cents, No 9 yellow 55, soybeans No 2 yellow 65. Hens above 5 pounds 12 cents and other poultry prices listed. Fruits vegetables prices include Lemons 3.5, Oranges 3, celery 6 9, lettuce 3.40, onions 2.10, cabbage 1.25, tomatoes 1.85, carrots 2, new potatoes 1.70. Hide market quotes for various hides and calf and horse prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Aly
Chicago Produce Markets Report Receipts and Prices
Chicago and New York markets show mixed receipts for poultry butter eggs and potatoes. Poultry receipts include 54 trucks with small hens and various white rocks at specific prices. butter steady with firm demand. potatoes arrivals and on track totals noted with regional price ranges. New York eggs and butter report firm creamery butter with price tiers and cheese and produce futures referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Browers
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Idaho
Nebraska Bliss
Colorado Bliss
New York
Dow Jones Averages Move Mixed On Rails And Utilities
Financial desk reports Dow Jones averages show gains in some sectors while others slip. Industrials rise modestly, rails advance, utilities fall slightly, with overall activity noted in Friday transactions across 65 stocks totaling about 71 thousand shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averares
Stocks Lose Early Gains in Friday Trading
In New York stocks tried a rally but failed to hold gains after the first hour. Early fractions rose for steels motors and specialties, but volumes faded by mid day and many advances were erased by close. Major names mentioned included U S Steel Bethlehem Youngstown General Motors Chrysler Sears Roebuck United Aircraft Anaconda American Telephone Allied Chemical Eastman Kodak and Allis Chalmers as utilities oils rails and rubbers moved narrowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
General Motors
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
Anaconda
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Allis Chalmers
Wall Street Quotations from Adams to Quaker Oats
Movements in listed equities show Adams Express and Allied Stores among gainers while Amn Tel and Chrysler Motors rise. In Chicago items, Quaker Oats and Swift & Co advance as market activity centers on Friday.
Bond Market Quietly Shifts As Rail and Industrial Bonds Rally
In a choppy New York market on Friday bond prices edged higher by noon, led by rail and industrial issues such as Delaware and Hudson refunding 4s, Nickel Plate 4s, Remington Rand 4145, Southern Railway 4s, Goodrich 44s, and Walworth. Portland General Electric 4 3s fell about 2 points after Chase National Bank filed a suit in Portland for nearly 4.79 million dollars. Foreign exchange traded with caution as belligerents fought for control and Belgium 6 7s dropped 5 points while U.S. government securities slipped about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
Ag Delaware Nd
Hudson
Remington Raad
Southern
Goodrich
Walwor S
Portland General Electric
Chase National Bank
Portland
Belgium
U.S
Grain prices hold narrow gains on Chicago market
Wheat closes steady to up 10 cents amid quiet trading on the Chicago Board of Trade. Corn and oats show mixed moves while soybeans slip slightly. Winnipeg and Minneapolis also report narrow ranges with quiet demand. Canadian wheat interest from Brazil noted. track receipts around 103 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Brazil
Montana
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin cheese quotas and wool market report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for Aug 5 10 list Daisies 1442c bricks 1234c horns 14s c Cheddars 1342c Farmers call board shows daisies 142c Americas lilac horns 14tsc cheddars 13c Wool market in Boston dull with few sales Texas wool moved at 80 83c scoured basis Good to choice wools in low demand US government bonds closed with Treasuries 5s 110 80 3s 109 90 13 5 49 53 105 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmer's Call Board
Americas
Boston
Uss
Dept. Aericul
Texas
U .S. Bonds
NEW York
U. S
Treasury
Roosevelt Stays Close to Capital For Security and Plans
President Roosevelt said he would remain within 12 to 14 hours of Washington to ensure quick response to events. He backed expanding the Export-Import Bank by 500 million dollars and urged allied funding to curb totalitarian economic strength in the Western Hemisphere. He denied abandoning a hemispheric cartel label but affirmed the policy aims. He will receive a report from Col. Donovan on a recent England mission and rejected Willkie’s Hatch act asset registry proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
New World
William J. Donovan
England
Secretary of Navy
Frank Knox
Albany
New York
Wendell Willkie
White House
Towns end club dance and local notices
Towns end club hosts an 8 45 p m dance at 109 Second Avenue SE with public invitation. A federal bankruptcy petition was filed by Thomas Schoon of Anamosa under the Frazier Lemke act. Shueyville United Brethren worship at 9 30 a m. Rev. Eckles speaks at 10 30 a m Sunday school. Senior Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Second Avene SE
Clerk of Federal Court
Thomas Schoon
Anamosa
Shueyville United Brethren Church
A. R. Eckles
Senior Christian Endeavor
Cavaliers win third annual battle of champions in Iowa City
The Cedar Rapids Cavaliers, an all girl group, placed first in class B at the battle of champions in Iowa City. An Associated Press report incorrectly named them runners up to Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ginsberes
Ginsberg
First Ave
May
Peace Bonds Set In Disorder Case At Court
In Justice Ball court Friday both the complainant Mrs Edna Rowden and defendant Mrs Pearl Horsky 1016 Fifth St SE signed $50 peace bonds to dispose of an information accusing Horsky of disturbing the peace by blasphemous language. Rowden admitted she used rough language in a row with Horsky. Judge Ball followed the assistant county attorney Carl Hendrickson in calling for peace bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ball
Pearl Horsky
Fifth Street SE
Edna Rowden
Horsky
Justice Ball
Carl Hendrickson
Court House News Finds Theft and Legal Actions Pending
Mrs. Harry Milligan reports the theft of 50 chickens near Bertram with Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon investigating. A real estate sale near Springville to A. C. Stewart by D. W. Bates, receiver, was approved for $14 711.40. Genevieve Pisarik files for divorce from Joseph Pisarik, citing cruel treatment, seeking custody of a son. Judge Haas approves sale of a Linn county farm in the Carpenter estate for $21 600 to Conrad and Aletha Paulson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Milligan
Near
Bertram
Larry Condon
Springville
A. C. Stewart
D. W. Bates
C. J. Haas
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Claude C. Carpenter
Conrad R. Paulson
Aletha A. Paulson
Partition decree requested for Marion real estate
A partition case filed Thursday seeks the decree of shares in the Marion township estate of Leah Ann Reynolds. The petition assigns one third interests to Ethel L. Windt and Ralph E. Reynolds as administrator of the Tinzie Dray estate, and one ninth interests to Leroy A. Reynolds the plaintiff and Gordon A. Reynolds and Ralph E. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Real Estate
Leah Ann Reynolds
Ethel L. Windt
Ralph E. Reynolds
Tinzie Dray Estate
Leroy A. Reynolds
Gordon A. Reynolds
Vinton Man Bailed After Pleading Not Guilty to DWI Charge
E. C. Johnson aged 31 of Vinton posted 500 bond and was released from Linn county jail after pleading not guilty to a motor vehicle operation while intoxicated charge on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Johnson
Vinton
Linn County
Divorce Suit Filed Between Kru picka and Krupicka
A divorce suit of Joseph Kru picka against Anna Krupicka on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds was submitted to Judge H. C. Ring Friday. The two were married in Marshalltown in 1912. A divorce case of Nedra Hite against Alfred W. Hite on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds was submitted to Judge Ring Thursday. The marriage took place in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Krupicka
Anna Krupicka
H. C. Ring Friday
Marshalltown
Nedra Hite
Alfred W. Hite
Ring Thursday
Cudahy to Speak on Belgian Ruler in Commons
In London United States ambassador John Cudahy will argue his policy supports Leopold’s capitulation. Conservative Robert A Cary will present the statement on the Commons floor and seek Churchill’s view on a possible white paper about British Belgian war developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy
London
John Cudahy
United States
Belgium
Leopold
House of Commons
Robert A Cary
Flanders
Cary
Winston Churchill
Foreign Office
Local service ads mix in 1938 Gazette listings
Classifieds advertise moving and storage firms ambulance service and repairs. Listings include D. D. Liebe Ted Youngton Kenwood Transfer Allied Van Lines Siegel’s Loan Office and many tradesmen offering watch jewelry repair, furniture packing, and painting services with contact details and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Liebe
Ted Youngton
Montrose
The
Gazette
Probasco, Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Kenwood
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Mt Vernon
Conpact
Forerave Construction Co
Cedarapids
Red Cross
Hospital Ambulance Service CO
Siegel’s
Loule Fine
Blue White
L. A
Vincent's Jewelry
Los Angeles
Chevrolet
van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer O& Storage Co
Allied van Lines, Inc
Davis Tailoring
Granby
Portland
Seattle
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Bender
W. T. Sands
2Nd ST. NE
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LAMBS
Austin
Omata
East St Lous
St Joseph
Ain
Lamson Bros. and Co
DOW Jones Averages
Fonds
Wall St
J. B. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Adams Express
Hayes Hody
Alasha Juneauata Hecker
Alloghany Corps
Hiriam Walker
Allied Chem
Houston Co
Allied Stores
Howe Sound
Hudson Mtrs
Hupp
Ills Central
Amn
Indus Rayon
Hide & L
Ami
Corp
Hary
Hydro
Johns Manville
Malis
Kan City
So Ann
Bennecote
Am Steel Fdys
Kresxe
Am Tel & Tel
Krorer G & B
Lehigh Valane
Carbonic Wits Amt
Lotkheed
Toowe
Waterruinrd
Ark Nat Gas
Armour & Cn
McKesson
Artloom Corp
Mathiesen
Atchison T
Mpls Sreunen
Aviation Goro
Ward
Baldwin Loco
Ytotor
Balto & Ohio
Aturray’ Corp
Barnsdall Blum
Nash-Kelv
Nath Biscuit
Bein Steel
Blaw Knox
Central
Bohn Alum
Nor Pac RR Gorden Co
Nida Bore Warner
Nor’ Ee
Bone
Avi
Bucyrus Erie
Packard Mtrs
Inee
Ara Amoun
Ota Cal & Hecla
Park Utah
Calumet Zinc I
Penick & Ford
Camp Wyant
Penna R R Canad Dry
Penney J_C
Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Cerro de Pasco
Ria Proctor Gamble
Ches and Ohio
Ches Corp
Pullman Co
Chea & NW
Radio Corp
Reo Motors
Chrysler Motors
Sterlin
Coca Cola
Safeway
Achenlev
Servel Income Creat
Sharp Dohmegide
Haghey Vaign
Simons Co
Conde Nast
Cons Edison
Sperry Corp
Calit Waly Coty Inc
Crown Drug
Crucible Steel
Warner
Stone Webster
Curtiss Wr
Studebaker
TS Steel
Gimbel Bros
Ants Glidden
Walworth
Goebel Brew
Warner Bros Oh
Gorhel Pha
Wes Union
Gondrich
Wes
Goodyrar
Elino Graham Paine
Granby Cons
Willys Ovld
Wilson and Co 4
Woolworth
Greyhound HN
Yellow Truck
Hall Printing
Ynestown ST
Zenith Radio
Bershoff
Jarvis WB
Bendix Avni
Marsh Field
Kore Warner
Midwest Corp Centel
Quaker
Quak O Pr
Swift and Co
Edison
Swift Inti Vita
Davenport
City Briefs
Harry Manley
Route 3
St. Luke's Hospital
Frank Hahn
U.S Conference of Mayors
New York City
Hahn
Maurice W. Flack
Eighteenth Street
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
L. E. Dickey
Center Point Road
Oelwein
Dickey
Elston Dickey
Kenwood Playground
Otto Wiedersberg
J. R. Osterlund
Cedar Rapids Lodge No 141
Home
Cedar Rebekahs
Duck Pond
Ellis Park
Odd Fellows Hall
Cavaliers
Stray Bullet
L. E. Shaffer
Fifteenth Street SE
Shaffer
Edwin Eileen
First Street
John F. Kinnemann
Fertile Co-Op
Federal Court
Fertile Co-Operative Dairy Association of Fertile
Federal District Court
Court House News
Genevieve Pisarik
Joseph Pisarik
Palmyra
Marion Township
Kuba Funeral Home
Lovely Lady
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Stark's
DELUX
Lillian Suchy
Beauty School Arts Academy OF Beauty
Thornwood
Charles Gaylord
Palmer House
Chica
MGST
Joe Fisher
Les Hartman
Kay Kaiser
Skippy Anderson
Udesen
Temple
Sun
Mladucech Lode
TOP Hat Beer
Windsor Tavern
1St ST
Schlitz
McCoy
Sth Ave
4Th St
Fountain
K-V_ Cafe
Marlon
Turkey House
Walford
Shanklin
Court Hussey
NBC Orchestra
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Town
Mary Ann'‘S Eat Shop
Jon Bird
Sun. P.m
Hallwood Cafe
Marion Attractions
Jim Reeder
Dial
Kutchera & CO
Willman
Novak Heating CO
Drew's
3Rd Ave. E
Geo. Sten How. Co
3Rd Ave
Gardner Ave
H. R. Butters
E. Cummins
Handler
DORGE
Katz Auto Parts Company
Std St
7Th Ave
MakKibben Motor C
4Th Ave
2Nd St. SE
Aie
Hudson Sales CO
Ind Ave
By Galbraith
Taservice
Rec. U
OFF
Ainting
McAllister
A. L. Ziman
Royal Hotel
Carl Roup
North Liberty
Wagner Nut Co
Cincinati O
Bowery St
Towa City
Washington Ave
Thorgueh
Twin Towers
A. H Kraus
Central Employment AG CY. Granby Aa
Rapids School of Welding
Autos & Trucks
Culver Motors
Pontiac
6Th St
International Harvester Co
FORD
Bendix Bet
Stone's
Greenwood Dr
Oldsmobile
Hamilton St
Bever Ave
Midwest Advertising, Inc
Kadlec Bros
16Th Ave
Adeec Bros
Furniture Bar
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