Nine year high cattle prices lift Chicago market
Chicago and Omaha livestock markets show strong cattle demand with grain fed steers selling near 17.90 per hundredweight, a new nine year peak. Hogs and sheep varied with hog bids lower and lambs steady to weak, while receipts and wholesale prices reflect cautious consumer demand and scarcity of top grades.
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Chicago
Omana Livestock
Omara Suis
U. S. Dept Agriculture
Dept Agriculture
Alto
C&ea
Kansas City
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Iowa hog receipts drop as Midwest packing plants report lower bids
U S Department of Agriculture combined hog receipts across interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 46 hour period ending 8 a m today totaled 11 600 head, down from 15 000 a week ago. Trade undertone remained moderately active with some loads heavier than typical. quotes show a spread across weight classes from 140 to 550 pounds with prices ranging roughly from 10 80 to 12 80 per hundredweight depending on weight and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Ins Sivan
Waterloo
Mason City
God Packers
ST_ PAUL
South ST Paull
Washington
DES Moines Sap
U. S. Dept Agriculture
Minnesota
Local hog prices fall on market amid softer demand
Hogs are weaker on the local market with a 15 cent drop across most grades bringing the top to 12.70. A few extra select hogs sold for 12.80 while the cattle market stayed steady to 25 cents lower across offerings.
Wilson and Co hog and cattle market prices posted
Wilson and Co announces bid prices for bulk hogs by weight range from 140 to 350 pounds with bonuses for packers and calf, sheep and cattle markets listed. Fresh calf and cow values appear alongside prime steers and yearlings, noting feed type adjustments and quality premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Co
Dial
Wilson’s
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows multiple grain prices including Wheat No 3 at 105, No 2 at 103, oats and barley quotes, soybeans, and assorted hay. It also notes wholesale fruits and vegetables with prices for peaches, watermelons, lemons, oranges, potatoes, cured hides, and a wool market report mentioning steady asking prices amid slow domestic demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Nastan Capi
Dept. Agriculture
Mississippi River Stages Report From Davenport Area
River readings show varied levels with several uprisings and falls noted at Davenport and nearby locations. Names and figures appear garbled but indicate staged rises and falls along the Mississippi River system affecting local ports and communities.
Wheat Prices Drift Lower as Corn Rises on CBOT
On the Chicago board, wheat slipped amid indifferent sentiment and favorable foreign weather reports. September wheat at 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 cents lower. corn rose about 4 to 6 cents with September at 99 cents, oats barely changed. Early gains amid short covering faded as selling intensified, milling demand waned, and world wheat shipments dropped versus last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Australia
Ocean Passage
Minneapolis cash grain market report summary
Minneapolis cash grain quotations show no dramatic change from last year. Wheat prices range from No 1 heavy dark to No 3, with Montana hard and durum varieties quoted. corn No 3 yellow around 109 to 110, oats No 3 white at 27.40 to 27.4. Trading basis mostly unchanged with minor percentage adjustments and discounts for test weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Chicago Grain and Feed Prices Reported in Market Notes
The column lists Chicago cash provisions for grain and feed commodities. Prices shown include No 2 red and No 3 red wheat, CORN No 2 yellow and No 3 yellow, OATS classifications, RYE and SOY BEANS No 2 yellow, plus HARLEY malting and seeding Timothy, with LARD tiered pricing for bellies and loons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Produce Markets Coverage and Prices
New York market report lists eggs receipts and prices for firm mixed colors special packs firsts and seconds, butter receipts and prices, cheese and dressed poultry values, and potato shipments. Chicago futures included with butter and eggs prices and notable volume figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Foreign Exchange Snapshot Across Nations and Markets
The report lists mixed demand and rates for numerous currencies and regions. It covers Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Sweden etc, with figures showing varied demand levels and notable quotations amid market activity. The piece notes cross listings like Montreal New York and Mexico City in archived exchange data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Travii
Heliard
Noreny
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Ausetria
Wuneary
Roumania
Arsentine
Mexico City
Montreal
Blue Monday Grips Early Stock Market Trading
New York stocks opened with a blue Monday feel as light buying touched a few issues while most reading issues fell or held flat. U S Steel slid early. other leaders declined up to a point as overall trading remained light, with about 650000 shares changing hands amid a murky earnings outlook and tense world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
S. Steel
Shanghai
China
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Can
du Pont
General Electric
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Interstate
North American
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodrich
U. S
Allied Chemical
Timken
Canada Dry
Armond, Wilson and Co
Deere
Studebaker
Bendix
Detroit
Wall Street Stocks Reported by Bennett Co
Wall Street quotations from Adams Express to Woolworth list numerous named corporations and prices. The column shows trading values for Allies, Amex, cities, railroads, oils, steels, and consumer goods firms with multiple percent and fractional quotes across diverse sectors.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Nickel
Hat Baerco Ae
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Allied Stores
Kans City
Aisy Amn Rad & SS
Louisvie G & EF
Amn Roll Mills
McCrory
Amn Smelting
McKesson Rob
Amn Steel Fdys
McLellan Stores
Amn Teld& Tel
Marshall Fld
Amn Teb &By
Maytaz Mig
Amn Wat. Wiks
Miami
Armour_Com
Pac RR
Mont Ward
Atchison Te&spf
Lis Atlantic Riz
Motor Wheel
Auburn Auto
Murray Corpn
Aviation Corp
Nash Kelv
Baldwin Loco
Bellas
Balto & Ohio
Natl Biscuit
Barber Co
Cash Rec
Barnsdall “A
Dairy Prd
Bendix Av
Beth Steel
Natl
Blaw Knox
Nat Pow & L
Boeing
NY Central
Bohm Alum
Nor Pac
Borden Co
North Amn
Borg Warner
Nor Amn Avi
Briggs Mis
Packard Mirs
Paramount
Burroughs Ads
Park Utah
Cal Zinc
Cal
Cerro de Pasco
Proctor Gambel
Ches & Ohlo
Pullman Co
Ches Corp
Radio Corpn
CG Pd
Radio Keith
Boe Gmstp&p
Chro & NW
Sip du Pont
Tex Gut
Eastman Ko'k
Tex Lander
Thompson Sir Sig Flee
Tidewater
Bee Hong
Aewe Trans-America
Ford England
Tex
Union Pac
Sita Umi
Gen Foods
Unt “Corp
Gen ‘Motors Sagt
United Fruit
Gen Outdoor
Uni Gas Co
Gillette SR
Uni Gas
Gimbel Brospra
U S
Hiram Walker
Ween Timien
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
White Motors
Ms Central
White Bowing
Indus Rayon
Wilson and Co
Inspiration
Woolworth
Intl Hydro
Yellow Truck
Harv
Young'n ST
Intl Mining
Yonite . Ste
Chicago
Amn
Dexter Co
Heshel
Nelleman
Hest
Mar Field
Butler Vros
Mid-West Corp
Chicago Corp
Cities Ave
Swift and Co
Walerern
Far Eastern clash drags down Japanese bonds
Bond markets under pressure as news of a Far Eastern clash sharpens focus on Japanese government and corporate issues. Losses of 1 to over 2 points logged in Japanese and Chinese loans in London, with top grade U.S. issues opening wobbly. Minor treasury gains, while Anaconda Copper, Shell Union rise briefly offset declines in Bethlehem Steel, Consolidated Edison, and Texas Corporation bonds.
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New York
API
Japan Oas
Great Consolidated Electric Power
Tokio City Star
Tokio Electric Light
London
Smni
US Treasury
Shell Union
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Edison
Iexas Corporation
Fifteenth Gott family picnic and reunion held at Marion home
Eighty relatives from Center Point Waterloo New Hampton Ottumwa Robins Whittier Anamosa Waubeek Toddville Springville Cedar Rapids and Marion gathered for the Gott family fifteenth annual picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Michel home. Officers elected included Miss Norah Gott president Ernest Carnahan vice president and Mrs Cecil Hayes secretary treasurer. Numerous guests from Marion Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Chicago and nearby towns attended.
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Center Point
Waterloo
New Hampton
Ottumwa
Robins
Whittier
Anamosa
Waubeck
Toddville
Springville
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Gott
Ralph Michel
Norah Gott
Ernest Carnahan
Cecil Hayes
Earl Brockman
Jalan Groll
Goldsberry Mounce
Kearns Family Reunion Highlights Local Attendees
The twenty-eighth annual Kearns family reunion drew 107 relatives at Central City park. Officers were re elected led by President John N. Kearns and Ralph Kearns as vice president, with Mabel Kearns serving as secretary treasurer. A long program featured vocal solos, readings and talks by numerous Kearns family members from Mount Vernon, Marion, Springville, and other towns, with several other locals noted for visits and upcoming events.
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Kearns
Central City
John N. Kearns
Ralph Kearns
Mount Vernon
Mabel Kearns
Marion
Lorraine Keenan
Albert Kearns
Lois Kearns
Samuel Johnston
Edgar Guest
C. L. Brian
Grand Island
Neb
John Stewart
J. Willis Brown
Springville
Charles Meek
T. A. Kearns
Matthew Kearns
Zearing
Frank V. Kearns
Walnut
Ill
Ruby Kearns
Anamosa
Shellsburg
Brandon
Walker
Winthrop
Cedar Rapids
Coggan
Dubuque
Chicago
Hil
Springville Park
Charles Heaton Tops Airways Club Shoot
Charles Heaton of Fairfax led the Airways club Sunday with 48 hits of 50 in the gun club shoot. Skeet and trap events are planned Thursday at 5 p.m. Other scores include Godfrey Petrak 41, Frank Lightner 46, O H Cuddy 44, E Hofferd 39, Mrs Petrak 55, and Bert Rickard 46.
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Charles Heaton
Fairfax
Airways Club
Godfrey Petrak
Sss
Bad Ioanvey
E. I. Comeland Coicessesee
Hofferd
Schaefer
Bert Rickard
Deaths of Mrs Victoria Ludwig Rora baugh and G F Collingwood
Obituaries note Cedar Rapids connections for Victoria Ludwig Rorabaugh who died in Los Angeles on June 6 and G F Collingwood who passed away in Durham North Carolina. Rorabaugh leaves husband Daniel a daughter Ruth and two sisters Esther Wallin Minnie Peterson all of Los Angeles. Collingwood left four children Helen Harman Cedar Rapids Mildred MacIntosh Robert E and George F of Durham and eleven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Ludwig Rorabaugh
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
Calif
Daniel
Ruth Ludwig
Esther Wallin
Minnie Peterson
G. F. Collingwood
Durham
N. C
Helen Harman
Mildred MacIntosh
Robert E
George F
Mrs Ella Courtney Dies. Funeral Planned in Cresco
Mrs Ella Courtney died at her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs G A Plummer Cresco Monday morning after several weeks illness. Born December 24 1851 she had long split time between her daughters Mrs C Y McWilliams and Mrs Plummer. Survived by three grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Funeral services in Cresco with burial at Chester.
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Ella Courtney
G. A. Plummer
Cresco
C. Y. McWilliams
First Avenue E
Plummer
Chester
Biermann Appointed to Attend Paris Meeting
Rep. Fred Biermann of Decorah Ia was named by Senate Majority Leader Alben Barkley as one of a dozen congress members to serve as delegates to the World Interparliamentary Union meeting in Paris from August 30 to September 8. The delegation would attend if Congress adjourns in time. The Interparliamentary Union gathers parliaments from 35 countries. Only Cyrenus Cole from Cedar Rapids had previously been Iowa’s delegate a decade ago. Meanwhile seven year old Frank Marconi of Canonsburg Pa received 230 serum shots in 20 days to combat lockjaw.
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Washington
Fred Biermann
Decorah
Alben Barkley
Senate
Congress
Paris
Barkley
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Biermann
Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Frank Marconi
Canonsburg
To Observe Rogers Death Anniversary in Hollywood
Hollywood will observe the second anniversary of Will Rogers death in the Alaskan air crash with a memorial and eulogy by Fred Stone. Actors, polo players, and Hollywood Elks will attend the service marking the loss.
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Hnolelywood
Hollywood Tuesday
Will Rogers
Killeda
Wiley Post
Fred Stone
Hollywood Elks Lodge
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Jamestown
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Omaha
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Nevada
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Hill City
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Alburnett
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Lisbon
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Thus
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Verle
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Freeport, Ill
Breed
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Arlene
Donald
Cedar Falls
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The
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Altoona
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Rosella Michel
Mildred Edison
Ladies Aid Society
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Crete, Neb
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Owa
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Moeller
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4Th Ave
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3Rd Ave
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Maresh Sheet Metal Works
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Fred Young
Jandami Repair
1St St
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Call DeMargh
Pir
Sand
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Indy
Aege
Furn
Lower Palisades Lodge
Richards College Pharmacy
Nan
Gazette
Dan
Hanna Barber Shop
Security Food CO
3Nd Ave
Help
Beery
Roosevelt Hotel
Rogers
SBERG
1St Ave
Katz Loan Company
Washington State
Johns
O'Tools
Jon Een
Kenneth Silker
7Th Ave
Vincent's Pen Hospital
Quaker Garage
Haldy
Griffith Feather Matt. Co
Newman
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Kenwood
Gioaupuole
Ccc
Cneser Vita
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Johnson's
10Th St. SE
Pidima's
Har- FO
Onede Blvd
Mary Nell Besut
Eaaann
Helene Brauty
Peacock
3Rd St. NE
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Paris Academy of Beauty
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