Hogs Lead Chicago Market With Top at 15.10
Chicago buyers pressed hogs at steady to firm prices as 180 to 240 pound offerings averaged 14.85 to 15.05 with a top of 15.10. Salable hog arrivals reached 13 000 head, higher than last week but still reflective of a seasonal market slump. Cattle circuits showed weaker demand with 17 009 head on sale and fed steers and yearlings down up to 25 cents while weighty steers held about unchanged. Sows advanced to 14.50, while cows and bulls weakened or steadied.
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Chicago
Hog Receipts Reported Across Iowa Minnesota Plants
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 48 hours ended Monday show 30,000 head, down from 31,300 a week ago. Prices listed by weight include 180-200 lb hogs at around 14.00 to 14.50, 270-300 lb hogs near 14.00, 300-336 lb hogs about 14.00, and sows 360-500 lb ranging from 13.55 to 13.90 with similar variations across weights.
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U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Ais
Auction Price Streak Inconsistent Livestock Quotes
The listing shows varied live weight ranges from 160 to 560 pounds with prices around 13.00 to 14.50 per hundredweight. Notes include multiple weight classes such as 170-120 ibs and 240-270 ibs, plus occasional 330 ibs figures, reflecting fluctuating market quotes.
Cattle and hog markets show mixed movement in brisk sale
Salable cattle and calves priced around 14 to 15 dollars with steers and yearlings steady to firm. Stockers and feeders active, fat stock and heifers mixed. Load lots and good grades quoted from 11 to 15 dollars. hogs steady to weak with top bulk around 14.25 to 14.50. Sheep and lambs seen as salable, spring lambs above 15 dollars.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Snapshot
AP dispatch from Chicago outlines hog receipts totaling 16 000 with prices $14.40 to $15.10 per cwt and steady to easier demand. Cattle and calves show slow bidding, light demand for spring hogs, with steers averaging near $16.35 for top nishes and vealers around $16.00, while cows and bulls move weak to steady and light yearlings bring $13.50 to $14.50.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept. Agriculture
Livestock market report from Omaha shows mixed cattle
Receipts total about 9 000 hogs with prices largely steady to higher on medium weights. sows down 13 dollars on 400 lbs. calves about 500 with bids mostly lower on steers and heifers. stockers and feed cattle steady to lower. cows weak to lower. bulls and yearlings priced around 13 60 to 13 90. lambs bid around 14 00.
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Omaha
Laon
Lambs
Chicago Grain Quotations Reported by Lamson Brothers
Grain quotations in Chicago supplied by Lamson Brothers and Company. Contact the Cedar Rapids office at 503 Merchants National Bank for current figures. Dial 2-3141 for price quotes and futures information.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Plymouth market currents for poultry and produce items
Market currents report mixed prices for broilers, hens, and leghorns with several weight classes. Eggs steady with extra firsts around 34 to 36 cents. potatoes show firm to slightly stronger trend with Idaho Russets and Nebr Bliss Triumphs listed at varied unwashed to washed prices.
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Plymouth
Idaho
West
Burbanks
Triumph
Market notes on creamery and poultry prices 1941 style
The report lists live poultry prices for spring hens and young fowl plus frozen breeders and old toms with per unit cents. It notes creamery scores from 88 to 92 and market firmness with varied receipts and standards across Pacific Coast and inland regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdaisies
Pacific Coast
Storage and Egg Standards Reported by Futures Bros Co
A brief note outlines storage statistics for November futures and sets standards for butter storage by Futures Bros and Company. It also mentions egg refrigeration standards in a concise regulatory context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bros. and Co
Local Hog Prices Remain Unchanged in Cedar Rapids Market
Hogs and packers held steady Monday with no change from Saturday quotes. Top price reached 14.55 dollars for good hogs at 140 to 150 pounds. ranges listed for various weights up to 360 pounds and for cattle at several price tiers reflect a quiet market.
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Cedar Rapids
Wall Street Stocks Monday Quotations
Summary of Monday stock quotes with multiple companies listed by symbol and percentage changes including Abbott Adams Alaska Allied Chem Allied Stores Amn For Pow Amn Tel and T Amn Steel Amn Wat Wrks Maytag McKesson and others. Stock movements show varied gains and losses across mining chemical utilities and manufacturing sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott B
Adams Press
Alaska Juneau
Allied Chem
T. T
Ase Allied Stores
Manville
Allis Chalmers
Amn
Alc
Roger G. B
Amn Fae Corp
Amn S Inc
Amn Tin
McKesson
Amn Steel S
Marshall Pid
Amn Tel & T
G. L
Tod
Amn Wat Wrks
Maytag Miz
Amn Woerlen
Miami Copr
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Staples Prices
Grain and staple listings show Wheat No 1 at 1.00. No 2 Pe at 43c. No 8 at 40c. Staples include broken screws, springs, and various weights with prices. hens priced at 15c. Overall the fragment lists miscellaneous goods and unit prices in Cedar Rapids.
Stock Market Well Balanced
New York AP report notes steel and rail stocks faced light selling while aircraft and other industrials attracted buying, keeping overall market balance. Trade limited after midday with transfers near 375,000 shares. Sparks-Withington hit a fresh top since 1940 on first 11-year dividend, Goodyear rose to a yearly high. several names advanced and others faltered, bonds steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sparks- Withington
Goodyear
General Motors
Cerro de Pasco
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Glenn Martin
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Johns Manville
Texas Company
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Sperry
Western Union
American Smelting
American Can
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
N. Y. Central
Goodrich
Bond Markets Drift in Quiet Overseas Trade
Bond markets showed a tentative gain on light trading as fractions moved with little clear direction. Other foreign exchange markets stayed quiet while the dollar remained steady amid developing factors.
Wheat and Corn Prices Rally Moderately Amid Bearish Trade
Wheat and corn futures showed only modest gains as favorable crop news and government encouragement to use more wheat for feed offset weakness in corn. May oats dropped to seasonal lows while rye fell further with liquidation by eastern-connected houses. Soybeans stayed steady amid government distribution uncertainty and a 3,000,000 pound crude soybean oil turnover reported last week. Grain futures remained weak across other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northwest
Chicago Cash Provisions Report Details Grain Prices and Meats
A Chicago listing outlines cash prices for corn and yellow and white grains, with multiple No. 2 and No. 3 grades and cents per bushel figures. Milling goods show nominal values and feed prices, alongside meat terms such as lard and bellies with assorted price notes.
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Anne Lard
Plymouth Cheese Prices and Market Notes
Plymouth Wisconsin weekly cheese exchange reports bids for the week of Aus 24 to 29 with No 1 twins and cheddars at 22 cents. No 2A twins and cheddars at 20 cents. Notes mention state brand daisies and horns and general market activity including fleece wool sales in Boston rent market context.
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Plymouth Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange A
Aus
Wisconsin
Boston
Nelson Sues Bedickas Over Automobile Accident Damages
Courthouse records show Arthur E. Nelson filed suit against Robert and Jerry Bedicka for 410.10 dollars in injuries from an automobile crash last Saturday. Linn County teachers meeting set for 9 a.m. Saturday in the courthouse with about 140 attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Nelson
Robert and
Jerry Bedicka
Linn County Teachers
Axis Vessel Sunk In Mediterranean
London AP reports British submarines harassing Axis supply lines sunk one merchant vessel in the Mediterranean and likely sent another to the bottom off Norway. The Mediterranean victim was a comm off the Norwegian coast. a submarine attacked a convoy and hit the leading ship, believed sunk.
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London
Mediterranean
Norway
Admiralty
Deaths: Nicholas J. Weber 85 of Oxford Junction
Nicholas J. Weber 85 died at his home Saturday after a long illness. Born in Bohemia he married Cigra Novotny in 1887. they moved to America in 1889 and farmed near Oxford Junction before retiring to town in 1920. Survived by his wife and ten children Antone Berwyn IL Julian CA Ed Joplin MO John Davenport Lieut Isadore with the air corps at Geiger Field WA Francis East Moline Mrs Ed Koob Cedar Rapids Mrs Richard Wolters Davenport Mrs Elsworth Green Davenport and Mrs Robert Powelka Oxford Junction. Services Tuesday at 9:30 am at Sacred Heart Church burial in Mayflower Cemetery this spring. In 1936 he married Meta Bahnsen of Wyoming.
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Oxford Junction
Nicholas J. Weber
Bohemia
yCigra Novotny
America
Junction
Antone
Berwyn
Ill
Julian
California
Joplin
John
Davenport
Isadore
Air Corps
Geiger Field
Wash
Francis
East Moline
Ed Koob
Ceder Rapids
Richard Wolters
Elsworth Green
Robert Powelka
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Gregor
Mayflower Cemetery
Meta Bahnsen
Wyom
Quakers and Alien Team Clash for Lead in Key Match
Quakers and Alien Team prepare to meet in a decisive game that could give Motor its sole defeat in the last half and tie them for first place. Springville Merchants and Whit tier Community Club face off to untie a four place tie. A and P Super Market meets La Planta Choate. Tourney starts Wednesday at 7 45 p.m. Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 meets tonight at 8 in I O O F hall with charter draped. Guests in W A Ladd home include Mr and Mrs W A Hale and daughters Marian and Florence of Anamosa and Mrs Clyde Lane of Kansas City Mo.
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Springville Merchants and Whittier Community Club
A. and P. Super Market
la Planta Choate
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No
W. A. Hale
Marian and
Florence
Anamosa
Clyde Lane
Kansas City, Mo
W. A. Ladd
Mrs McBride to Visit Daughter in Angola This Week
Mrs O W McBride will travel to Angola Indiana Monday night to visit her daughter Betty who has been employed at Pottawattamie Inn. She plans to return Friday.
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O. W. McBride
Angola
Ind
Betty
Pottawattamie Inn
Multiple Local Family Notes From Cedar Rapids Area
Mary Hatt underwent an appendectomy Sunday morning at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids. Miss Helen Papes, on the national Girl Scouts staff, has returned to Cleveland after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs J L Papes. Sunday guests at the Batchelder home in Savanna Illinois included Mr. and Mrs C E Batchelder of Marion and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Taylor of Alburnett. Loring Lacock hosted a birthday picnic at 1515 Seventh Avenue with guests including Mr. and Mrs James Nash and daughter Juanita, Cedar Rapids, plus Mr. and Mrs Harry Coker Mr. and Mrs LeRoy Grumman and Mr. and Mrs Clyde Derflinger.
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Mary Hatt
Elizabeth Hatt
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Helen Papes
Girl Scouts
Cleveland
Mrs. J. L. Papes
Marvin Batchelder
Savanna, Ill
C. E. Batchelder
Marion
Thomas Taylor
Alburnett
Glenn Olinger
Springville
Loring Lacock
Seventh Avenue
James B. Nash
Juanita
Harry Coker
le Roy Grumman
Cylde Derflinger
L. H. Beintema
Jack
Davenport
L. M. Phelps
Phelps
Eugene D. Travis
Ames
Harold Travis
Beintema
Betty Beintema
William Rousey
James
Jean
Phelps and
Starbuck
Mr. Benitema
New York GOP To Name Dewey By Acclamation
Republicans of New York moved toward nominating Thomas E. Dewey for governor by acclamation at a Saratoga Springs state convention attended by 1,680 delegates. The event opened amid calls for the party to aid the nation, with Willkie support amid behind the scenes turbulence over a resolution praising Willkie’s war effort. The resolution was referred to the state executive committee after a stormy debate.
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Saratoga Springs
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Republican Party
Joe R. Hanley
Dewey
Wendell L. Willkie
Porter
Willkie
Wllkie
Von Clemm Draws Two-Year Term in Jewel Conspiracy
Werner von Clemm a 44 year old former German artillery officer was sentenced in federal court to two years imprisonment and a $10000 fine for conspiring to sell Dutch and Belgian diamonds in the United States in violation of Roosevelt era freezing orders. He was convicted last week by a federal jury and headed the German born importer Pioneer I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Werner von Clemm
Roosevelt
von Clemm
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
Pioneer I
Waterloo couple wed at First United Presbyterian Church
Flora Porter of Waterloo and Weir Uhlenberg of Traer married Saturday at the First United Presbyterian Church in Waterloo with Rev. W. C. Porter officiating. The ceremony featured Mrs. Carleton P. Sias as matron of honor and Mr. Sias as best man.
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Traer
First United Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Flora Porter
Weir Uhlenberg
W. C. Porter
Cedar Rapids
Carleton P. Sias
Sias
Russell Lamson
Tarkio College
Waterion Memorial Company
Uhlenberg
Harry Uhlenberg
Uhblerberg
Workmans Visit Mellishs Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Workman and daughter Judith of Davenport were weekend guests of Mrs. Workman’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mellish.
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J. K. Workman
Judith
Davenport
Meeting Notice for Robert Mitchell W R C 126
Robert Mitchell W R C No. 126 will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m in Memosia hall.
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Robert Mitchell
W. R. C. No. 126
Memosia
Guests of Rev. Nelson Hosts From Moline Tr. House
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Graf of Moline are guests in the Nelson home. The article notes a rental at Drum Mond and includes an advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Nelson
Stanley Graf
Moline
Notable Military Promotions and Social Notes
Miss Rapids joins him at Camp Claiborne where Clay ton Hanson has been promoted to staff sergeant. In pistol competition his troop achieved the high score. Mrs. Howard Caldwell and daughters Geraldine and Caroline visited Des Moines to see Glenn Caldwell at civil service school. Farm laborer sought at Wood Acres. Prairie Chapel Garden Club outlines Wednesday meetings and required participation. Mrs. Hazel Sheldon returns to Chicago after visiting her father R. O. Shively, who has recovered from illness.
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A. T. Hanson
Clayton Hanson
Camp Claiborne
Howard Caldwell Ir
Geraldine
Caroline
Des Moines
Caldwells
Glenn
Civil Service
Hazel Sheldon
Chicago
R. O. Shively
Mr. Shively
Ferreter Family Weekend Guests Include Tipton Visitors
Marc Ferreter of Great Lakes spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Margaret Ferreter and his brother Edward Ferreter. Mr and Mrs Ted Albaugh of Tipton were weekend guests in the Ferreter home.
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Marc Ferreter
Great Lakes
Margaret Ferreter
Edward Ferreter
Ted Albaugh
Tipton
Ferreter
Want Ad Rates And Information Gazette Listing Prices
Rates and information for want ads are provided with a table of consecutive day placements and prices. The notice notes interval pricing and special handling for newspaper insertions while cautioning that certain ad details cannot be given out.
Lost and found ads mix in late night listing
A crowded column shows scattered lost items and wants ads including a lady’s purse, a wire hair terrier, a green Sheaffer pen, and a gold bracelet, with various phoneDial numbers for recovery. Separate asks include fur, coats, watches, and a trip to Los Angeles, plus job and service notices amid classifieds tone.
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Dial
Rewa
Green Sheaffer
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William H. Tyler
Jewel Conspiracy
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Newton
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Charles Cheadle
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Muriel Gahan
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Rose McCann
Goldie Butler
Denver
Mrs. McCann
Pat McCann
Marion Boulevard
Norma Jean
Donald Madison
Sixth Street
Howard Jordan
Jegge
Glenn McCoy
Terre Haute, Ind
Mrs. McCoy
Mrs
B. Earl Beiber
Storm’s
Guy R. James
Gary
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Merle A. Knight
Fourth Street
Milk Department
Wood Acres
William Lingard
Ruth
Charles Bowman
Dundee
Lingards
E. A. Vierow
Raymond Trefz
Moline, IL
Lieut
Milroy Benish
Ver. Colo
Palm Beach, Fla
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Washington, D. C
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Uel
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Lyman’s
Hell Service Ee
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Ard St
Reconditi Railroad
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Richards Lab
Bel and Board
Ass _&F co
Griffith Peatoer ‘Mattress Co
Los Angeles
Leay Wed
H. Sharz
de Egar
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Tikelde
A. Kriz & Son
1St ST. Sees
Portland
Ore
Rekford
John B. F
Montrose
Hayes Music Box
Taina
Pate
Donovan Sen
Dancel
Jack Teagarden
Tiny Lee
Cape
Ashe Wee Alam Breest
Thomas
Novak Heating CO
Butchera Sodding & Fuel CO
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Ee Mason Ork
Dial Pial
Pouvoir
Cate Noble
Bork
Juak Bousht
Itsyanres Elivery Service
Ola P.ig
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Mwe
Sakoor
Genera
Wacnasi
Gall
Lin Rie
Bex
Sarre Aiporen
george _perienss
Ley
Mase
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Wi Smali
Amalgamated Order OF Crocodiles
Burt
North Pole
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