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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1939

Page

4

Hogs and cattle market mixed in quiet pre holiday trade

Chicago and other midwest markets report hogs steady to weak with limited good and choice supplies. Cattle see mixed gains on heavier weights while veal and stockers hold firm. Regional quotes show steady to higher hides and varying weights, with Hogs and Cattle price shifts across Sioux City Omaha and Des Moines areas.

Chicago Sioux City Tu. S. Dept. Agriculture ST. Paul Foun

Local hog market climbs with Saturday advance

Hogs rose 5 to 10 cents on Saturday pushing the top to 5.30 while cattle remained steady. Local Parker market notes show ongoing higher prices and steady supplies for hogs in the area.

Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Roundup

A Cedar Rapids market brief lists mixed grain prices No 1 Barley 86 cents No 2 35 cents No 3 32 cents Rye 43 cents No 2 Soybeans 1.03 with hay at 38 dollars per bale Straw 0.00 Butterfat quotes 30 29 27 cents per pound and poultry rates for hens leghorns and chicks by weight. Fruit and vegetables priced including lemons 6.73 grapefruit 1.84 celery 0.90 to 1.25 per unit tomatoes 3.50 and apples up to 2.25 per pound live stock hides and calves priced along with horse values.

Lamson Brothers and Company R. Mowrey Cedar Rapids Merchant National Bank Colery Idaho Russell Uide

Bond Market Mixed Gains on Norwegian Issues Lead

New York bond market saw moderate strength with Norwegian issues rising about two points. U S Treasuries were firm, while corporate bonds showed small mixed moves with some losses. Dow Jones averages edged down slightly as industrials and rails posted small gains and losses.

New York U. S. Treasuries St. Paul International Telephone North Western Commonwealth Edison Shell Union Louisville and Nasheville

Market report highlights steady prices across dairy and eggs

Chicago and New York produce markets show steady to unchanged prices for butter eggs and related dairy items. Creamery butter trades near 93 score while general cheese remains quiet with receipts unavailable. Dressed and live poultry movement is irregular with scarce sales and nominal freight rates.

Chicago New York Express

Futures market summary from Lamson Bros page

Market report shows butter eggs and storage standards with closing values for December and January. Prices listed include butter at 26.90 and eggs at 13.50 with January figures shown, indicating futures activity and storage standards guidance.

Lamson Bros. and Co

Stocks Follow Erratic Route on Holiday Short Session

New York stocks moved irregularly in a brief Saturday trading session before the Christmas recess. Early gains faded as the market drifted with light volume and many leaders showed mixed results amid a near-deserted board. Major movers included Douglas Aircraft and Goodyear while US Steel and General Motors lagged.

New York Douglas Aircraft Loew's Woolworth Sears Roebuck Anaconda Kennecott Goodyear

Wheat slips on Chicago board as moisture spurs covers

Wheat prices eased more than a cent on the Chicago board as snow and rain hit wide areas of the drought struck winter belt. Short covering trimmed losses, with May futures at about 1.0215 amid a holiday lull. Corn, oats and rye moved mixed. soybeans rose modestly as weather outlooks favored more moisture.

Chicago Chicago Board of Type Kansas City Winnipeg Minneapolis

Wisconsin cheese quotas and dam markets report

Wisconsin cheese quotas for the week of December 25 to 30 list daisies and cheddars with prices in the 14 to 15 cent range, while Plymouth and Farmers' call board notes show slight variations. Boston wool market remains slow with nominal prices, and limited demand for spot foreign wools, with imports ordered from Australia, South Africa and South America. Mississippi River stages show Davenport and Keokuk levels with minor rises and no change at St. Louis.

Wisconsin Plymouth Wis Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Farmers’ Call Board Boston Dept Agriculture Australia South Africa South America

Roosevelt Ice Rink Opens Sunday Afternoon at 1 P M

The Roosevelt school rink hosted by the playground and recreation commission will open this season Sunday from 1 PM until dark with about 300 by 100 feet usable for skaters. If cold weather lasts, hours extend to 10 AM to 10 PM daily next week except Sunday. Arthur and Riverside rinks will follow once ice is ready.

Roosevelt School Playground and Recreation Commission Arthur Riverside

Markets Closed By Christmas Holidays

The New York cotton exchange and most local futures markets closed for Christmas, except the produce exchange, to reopen Tuesday. New Orleans Chicago cotton exchanges also closed on Christmas day. The New York Stock Exchange curb and major securities and grain markets will be shut, with Winnipeg also closed. England’s financial and commodities markets stayed closed through Boxing Day and reopen Wednesday.

New York INS New York Cotton Exchange Produce Exchange New Orleans Chicago New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Exchange Winnipeg Buenos Aires England

Community Goodfellows Fund Boosts Aid for Needy Children

The Marion News reports fund contributions reaching 252 dollars and 75 cents to purchase clothing and essentials for city children. Donors include Town Electric Light and Power, Electa Circle of King's Daughters, Colfax Circle, and many individuals and clubs. a Christmas Eve program at the Baptist church is also announced.

Goodfellows Fund Town Electric Light and Power Company Thomas Costello Electa Circle King's Daughters Cary Club Entre Nous Club Fidelis Circle King’s Daughters Colfax Circle Grove City Rebekah Lodge Ameigo C. E Batchelder Child Study Club Co. L. Fernow W. S. Starbuck Ora C Crowner C. B Dewees Georgia Mills Don Shomtler Lyman Hough Horace Edison Handicraft Club Sweet’s Transfer Company W. W. Lary D. E. Miller Jerry Mann John Reynolds Beiber’s Market Ernest Clough H F, Ives George Munier Oscar French W. E. Smith A. B. Black Earl Northrop Amos Stewart J R. Hays Susan Rae

Morrison Rites Mark Linn County Farmer’s Death

L E Morrison 76 a lifelong Linn county resident died Friday night at home near Robins after a long illness. He was born near Blair’s ferry and lived near Robins since 1902. Survived by son James Leslie, two grandchildren and five great grandchildren with funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Yocom chapel Marion burial Oak Shade cemetery Osceola lodge I O O F will have charge.

L. E. Morrison Linn County Robins Blair’s Ferry J B Mary Byse Morrison Jennie Frager Marion James Leslie Yocom Oak Shade Cemetery Osceola Lodge

Christmas Worship Times In Marion Churches

Local church listings confirm varied services across denominations. Baptist Inman preaches on Around the Cradle of Our Lord with 9:45 am Bible school and 10:45 am worship. Christmas program and midweek events noted. Catholic St Josephs lists masses including 8 and 10 am Christmas day and early 6 am high mass. Christian Carter leads 9:45 am Bible school and 10:45 am worship with 6:30 pm Endeavor. Congregational Ellinger schedules 10 am school and 11 am worship with Christmas message. Free Methodist Livingston profiles 9:45 am Sunday school and 10:45 am worship with 7 pm YPM. Methodist Henke lists 9:45 am school and 11 am worship with Christmas music and candlelight vesper. Presbyterian De Jong notes 9:45 am school and 10:55 am worship with 7:30 pm evening praise and 8:30 pm carol sing. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Krog sets 9:30 am Sunday school and 10:30 am worship with Christmas day sermon. Seventh Day Church of God on Sixth Street at Ninth Avenue begins sabbath listings.

L. W. Inman Picniec St. Joseph’s Catholic T. J. McElliott Hugh Churchill Vernon H. Carter G. Ellinger Merbert Livingston Arthur W. Henke E. M. Adams C. V. R. de Jong Christ Choral Society Grace Mecloney St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Carl E. Krog Christ Jesus Seventh Day Church of God Sixth Street Ninth Avenue

Prairie Chapel and Alburnett Methodist Services

The Rev J B Clyde, pastor, leads Prairie Chapel Saturday service at 10 30 am with preaching at 11 30 am. Epworth league Sunday school at 7 30 pm. Alburnett Methodist Sunday school at 9 30 am and morning worship at 10 am.

Bath School Prairie Chapel J. B Clyde Epworth League Alburnett Methodist J. B. Clyde

Governor Hoffman faces dead beat ad demand in Newark

Former New Jersey governor Harold G. Hoffman confronted callers about a Newark ad threatening to sell his luggage to settle a $52 room bill. He traced the notice to a man named Harold Hoffman and offered to pay the bill and invite the other family to his home for Christmas if the man with the same name comes forward.

Newark N. J Harold G. Hoffman Setter Harold Hoffman Hoffman

Six Survivors From British Airliner Wreck Landed

A French ship landed at Malta three passengers and three crew from a British airliner that crashed on a flight from Alexandria to England. Survivors include Commander Peter Fair of Canada and his mother Mrs. S. M Fair of Marion Pennsylvania. The search by British and Italian forces had covered waters near Sicily where the plane was located after departing Alexandria on Thursday.

London Malta Egypt England Air Ministry Peter Fair Canada S. M Fair Marion Sicily Alexandria

Horse-Buggy Age Revived In Chicago

Chicago police clash with gambling again as an elderly couple named Mr and Mrs William Gamble drive a horse drawn buggy to a big shop on State street. They tied up traffic using a lamp post as a hitching rail while Christmas shopping to relive 1893. Police say such bets won’t be allowed again.

Chicago INS State Street William Gamble

Finn Says Reds Didn't Use Gas Front Claim

A Berlingske Tidende dispatch from Rovaniemi reports Finnish General Vallenius announced expert examination of shells on the northern front found the Russians did not use gas as alleged in some reports.

Copenhagen Denmark Berlingske Tidende Rovaniemi

Kiwanis and YMCA Host Northwest Gang Party

Sixty one boys were entertained Friday evening at the YMCA by Kiwanis and the YMCA for the Northwest Gang. Christmas carols were sung, comic motion pictures shown, Daniel Cohen did Donald Duck imitations, lobby games were played, and gifts of fruit and nuts were given.

Kiwanis-Y. M C Northwest Gang Daniel Cohen Donald Duck

Rabbit's Foot Delays Post Office Cancellation at Christmas Rush

In Knoxville Tennessee a rabbit's foot caused a cancellation machine to jam amid the Christmas rush. The letter was canceled by hand as a workaround to the malfunction.

Knoxville, Tenn Knoxville

Linn County Relocation Fight Over State Relief Funds

Linn county faces a clash with the state social welfare board over relief funds under Senate File 476. A Saturday letter directs county officials to comply by Jan 15 to continue state aid, while supervisors push home rule and threaten to operate without state funds, amid a looming overdraft and levy changes.

Linn County State Social Welfare Board Linn Relief Senate Social Welfare Board Board of Supervisors Social Welfare Department F. T. Walton State Social Welfare Department Stat Board of Social Welfare Othe County Board of Social Welfare Three Man Supervisors Board C. H Petty

Uruguay Rebuffs German Protest Over Graff Spee Demand

Montevideo reports Uruguay rejected Germany’s note demanding the pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee leave Montevideo by the deadline. The battleship had been ordered out after the Dec 17 protest and scuttled later.

Montevideo Uruguay Germany Admiral Gra: Spee

Out-of-town Want Ads Rates and Submission Details

Advertisement pricing for out-of-town want ads includes a 10 cent surcharge for blind ads using a box number. Ads may be telephoned mailed or delivered to The Gazette office. Submissions accepted until noon for same day publication and 8 pm Saturday for Sunday edition.

Vance The Gazette United States Sunday Gazette Cedar Rapids Eastorn

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