Expanding Receipts Create Uncertainty in Livestock Markets
Chicago reports show uneven cattle hog and sheep movement as receipts rise at twelve markets. Hog totals reach 24,000 with prices softening, while cattle and lambs see mixed demand and varying packer bids amid broader meat trade weakness.
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Chicago
INS
Saece
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Report From Chicago and Des Moines
Cattle receipts total about 24 000 with 6 000 direct weak to 10 cents lower. Best steers top around 14 dollars. calves 2 000 head steady to firm. heifers and cows show mixed demand with cutters steady to firm. Sheep receipts near 9 909 with fat lambs in fair demand. market steady to stronger on quality lots. Des Moines notes April agr features and regional auction activity with price ranges across weights and grades.
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Chicago
Ave
Amt
Omaha
API
IU SS. Dept. Agericulture
Pune
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
Sioux City livestock prices show cattle steady to firm with stockers and feed cattle mixed. Hogs slow with scattered early sales and high end around 9.75 per hundred, while sheep bids remain limited though best fed offerings stay strong above 10.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Dept. Agriculture
Local hog market slides ten cents on weak demand
Hogs weakened on the local market Tuesday with all grades dropping 10 cents. The top price fell to 985 dollars. Local corn prices held steady to slightly higher while the oats market posted small increases.
Calf and Cattle Market Report From Local Sale
Market summaries show calves good to choice 140-190 lbs and lambs 70-80 lbs with prices around 9 to 950 dollars. Steers and heifers range from common to choice with weights 1100 to 1900 pounds, prices mostly 31 to 42 cents, and cows and cutters trading lower.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Austin
Minn
Nedimm
Grain Prices and Market Fluctuations Across Regions
A garbled market listing from Grand Rapids and nearby areas shows grain and produce items with prices for wheat barley corn and soybeans, plus livestock and miscellaneous farm goods. The entry mentions Mississippi river notes and a Grand Rapids Minnesota report noting no deaths from a recent automobile accident.
Wheat futures fail to regain losses as markets wobble
Wheat futures opened with heavy selling orders in Chicago with little recovery by close. May wheat at 1.34 down, new corn up 1 to 5 cents, old corn up to 5 cents, oats largely unchanged to down 4. Weak Liverpool market and British demand news weighed on sentiment.
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Chicago
Sac
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Wheat and grain quotes from Chicago and Minneapolis markets
Market notes show wheat and rye futures with May July and Sept quotes, corn and barley bids, and cash grain prices in Chicago and Minneapolis. Also lists cash provisions for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and seed, with bids and trading basis and assorted grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Produce Markets Show Varied Butter and Potatoes Prices
Chicago market notes butter receipts firm with creamery maturities around 34 to 34 and 54 cents for extras. Potatoes see Idaho Russet and other stocks steady with firm to higher prices and limited supplies. New York and Wisconsin items listed with No 1 and No 2 grades. Live poultry steady to firm. eggs unsettled with mixed cartons and standard prices. Futures show mixed march and April spreads for butter and potatoes in Chicago trade.
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Chicago
Boyce
Bae Cure
Plymouth
White Rock
Idaho
Wisconsin
Michigan
Sluht- Swooweaker
Florida
Bliss
New York
Andy
Atochickens Rocks
Lerhorn
Ransfers
Turk
Tropace
Russell
Foreign Exchange Rates and World Currencies Noted
A New York AP summary lists exchange rates for major currencies including Great Britain, Germany, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Hungary, Spain, Portugal, Mexico, and Japan. The report notes various bid and ask figures with several currencies quoted in local terms and US dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Forres Exchange
Ocemunds
Great Britain
Dennarn
Spain
Austria
Hungary
Late Rally Offsets Early Losses In Stock Market
In New York the market ended mixed after an initial slide as a possible short squeeze in Warner Bros. sparked late buying. Trading slowed after an active opening with gains in rubbers steels and motors while rails coppers and utilities remained weak. Transfers around 2,650,000 shares and a cautious tone amid GM strike talks defined the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shorts
Warner Bros
Wall Street
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
Chrysler
White Motors
Mack Truck
Graham-Paige
Ludium Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Bethlehem
J. I. Case
Deere
Standard Oil
N. J
Wall Street Quotation Mix for Tuesday
Wall Street quotations show mixed pressure with many stocks listed, including Adams Express, Rumely, Alaska Juneau, Allied Stores, International Nickel, and Kroger. Notable movers include Alaska Juneau, American Tobacco, Kayser Julius, and Union Carbide, with several rail and steel names cited among broader market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE
Bennett @ co
W.H. Jar
Wanegee
Lebiane Ae
Merchants National Bank
Adams
Express
iTa Inspiration
Ove
Adv Rumely
Alaska Juneau
Harvoodoays
Allegheny Goron
Inti Mining Allied Stores
Intl Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Tel
Amn Car & Fdy
Johns Stonviks
Amn
Kans City
Amn For
Kayser Julius
Amn Hide & Kennecott
Amn Intl Corpa
Kresger S
Amn Loco
Kroger G
Lehigh Vailey
Amn Rad
McCrory
McKesson
Marshall
Mathieson
Ark
Armour Com
Atch
Beth Steel BS
Knox
Distirs
Bohn Alum
Natl
Pow & L
Borde
Cer Ben & Penal
Ada Briggs
Newport Tink
Bicyruas Erie
North Amn
Nor Am Eam Ae Ohio
Callahan
Eime Wyant
Packard
Pillsbury
Ohio
Pittsbah
Plymouth
Proctor Gambel
Siinty Rp
Euliman, Co
Radio Corp
Coca Cola
Hadio Keith
Col Palmoiuwe
Bog Motors
Colo Purl Rep Steel
Cal Gay & el
Reyn
Seieway
Coma Southern
Seaboard Oil
Cengoteum Iy
Ceoneol Edison
Shes, Roebuck
Consol OU
Consol _Textite waghett Baton
Simmons Con Cent
Conti Motors
Cato Inc
Sperry Corp
Crucibie Steel
Drands
Curtis Wrisht
Curtis
Deere & Co
Starrett
Devel
Sil Prisca
del L&w
Stew Warner
Doug's
Stone Webster
Studeb
Tex Cor
Eastman Kad
Enton
Thompson
Elec
Bottie Tidewater
Timken
Thyerie
Trans -America
Ford England
Freeport Tex
Union Iaign
Air Lines
Tata Gms
Hindan
Goodrich
P&l
Graham Poler
Citanhy
Capore
Caro Chem
Warner Bros
Wean Margid
Hac Corp
Wren Union
Rody
Howe Sound
Wison & Co
Hurdsan Mtrs
Woolworth
Hupp Motters Weve
Ceneray Meyneein & & T RA
Induy Raven
Raet Wessng
Heenan
Betehor
Mar Field
Gilles Brow
Mid-West Corp
Cnerre Bord Botd
Quaker Cam
Chenea Corp S
Quker
Sva
Mauda Wawreen
Miss Belle Bever Dies in Des Moines Society Writer Remembered
Miss Belle Bever, longtime Cedar Rapids society columnist and copy reader for The Republican, died in Des Moines after a career rich in wedding notices and social gossip. She lived with her brother in law and sister at the Colonel Robbins home, worked from early morning hours, and was famed for rapid accurate copy editing and intimate access to Cedar Rapids society. Her circle included prominent figures and theatrical celebrities, with memories of engagements and weddings she helped document.
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Inlaw
Foster
Colonel Robbins
First Avenue
Miss Bever
Cedar Rapids
Elma Dows
Benjamin Thaw
Pittsburgh
Libbie Dows
Thompson McClintock
Philadelphia
W. G. Dows
Harding
Fred Lazell
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Republican
Cyrenus Cole
Ashe
The
Otis Skinner
Col
John B. Henderson
Greene’s Opera House
Fosters
Seventh Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Mrs. Daniels
Bond Market Dips Amid Mixed Corporate Issues
New York bonds show modest losses in a narrow trading range with several corporate issues slipping including Santa Fe 4s and Baltimore and Ohio 4 3/8s while a few names like Illinois Central and International Power rise slightly. Government securities remain quiet with minor gains in certain treasuries while Polish issues attract demand.
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New York
Santa Fe
Baltimore and Ohio
Bt. Paul
Consolidated Edison
Eric Ss
Cheat Northern
Missouri Pacific
National Dairy
Pacific Qas
Penn Dixie Cement
Remington Rand
Texas Corp
Utilities Power and Lights
Illnois Central
International Power
International Telephone Ss
Shell Union
Treasury
Brazil
Sugar and flour markets show mixed movements in New York and Minneapolis
Raw sugar futures fluctuated with March at 258 and July up 2 40 2 points. refined and granulated prices steady. Minneapolis flour and patent grades hold steady with mixed carrier shipments and bran middlings price notes. Boston wool market remains slow with steady to firm prices on domestic wools while mills show little demand amid rising receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Dept. Agriculture
Marion high declamatory winners set for state contest
Marion High School dominated the Monday home declamatory contest with Kirk Snell first in the oratorical division Helen Biddick winning dramatic and Dorothy Mae Ford taking humorous. They will represent Marion at the February 25 preliminary state contest in Lincoln auditorium with Mount Vernon and Lisbon as competing schools.
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Kirk Snell
Helen Biddick
Dorothy Mae Ford
Lincoln Auditorium
Marion
Mount Vernon
Lisbon
Dorothy Faris
Katherine Bogart
Lyle Warren
Rose Wilcox
Johnson County Meet At Lone Tree Schedule
Lone Tree hosts the Johnson county basketball tournament next Thursday through Saturday. The schedule lists girls games at 6 7 8 9 p m on Thursday and 6 7 8 9 p m on Friday plus boys games and girls and boys semi finals leading to Saturday finals with girls at 7 30 p m and boys at 8 30 p m.
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Johnson County
Lone Tree
Center Junction
Oxford
Center
Solon
Sharon
Tiffin
Shueyville
Jack Steele Wins Kamera Klique Photo Contest
The Kamera Klique sponsored by the playground commission awarded first prize to Jack Steele of 1245 Third Avenue SE after members submit two or more photos at bi monthly meetings. Steele earned a cash prize toward photography equipment and the group announced a new contest starts February 10 with Caius Thomas leading a News Photography discussion at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamera Klique
Playground Commission
Jack Steele
Third Avenue SE
Steele
Eles
Caius Thomas
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Meetings
The Cedar Rapids Boys Y band and bugle corps will meet at 7 15 tonight at the Y M C A for rehearsal. A group meeting of the N U S J Townsendites and farmer laborites will be held Feb 15 at 8 p m in Woodmen s hall at 109% Second avenue SE. Six were fined 1 and costs each in police court Tuesday for overtime parking. They were George Shimek G L Utterback Gladys Thomann Mrs Norman Sutliff T J Markland and A E Childs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Boys Y Band and Bugle Corps
N. U. S. J., Townsendites
Farmer Laborites
Woodmen’s Hall
Second Avenue SE
George Shimek
Sixteenth Street NW
G. L. Utterback
C Avenue NE
Gladys Thomann
Blake Boulevard
Norman Sutliff
J Avenue NW
T. J. Markland
First Avenue
A. E. Childs
A Avenue NE
Hotchkiss Couple Relocate for Milwaukee Upgrade
Mr and Mrs W J Hotchkiss will move February 15 to Perry where Mr Hotchkiss has been made assistant superintendent of the Iowa division of the Milwaukee railroad. L R Shallenbarger has been transferred here as trainmaster from LaCrosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hotchkiss
Perry
Hotchkiss
Iowa Division
Milwaukee Railroad
L. R. Shallenbarger
LaCrosse
Wis
Taylor addresses Dyersville salesmanship chamber event
A. L. Taylor executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce spoke to over 150 members at the Dyersville commercial club twenty sixth annual meeting on Chamber of Commerce Organization and Salesmanship. J. J. Shepard introduced Mr. Taylor to Dyersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
A. L. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Two Roof Fires Reported Early Tuesday Night and Afternoon
Firefighters responded to two roof fires on Tuesday. The first at 310 Eighth Street SE involved roofing material burning and water damage to a second floor apartment occupied by Fleetta McNeil. The second at 225 A Avenue NW, the W L Spencer residence, had only slight damage.
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Eighth Street
Fleetta McNeil
W L. Spencer
A Avenue NW
Slighted Horse Bites Off Ear Of Owner
BRAZIL Ind. INS Rolla E Barnhart a farmer was minus his left ear today. For eight years it had been Rolla s habit to feed Napoleon a horse that he raised from a colt before tending his other livestock. Monday Rolla absent mindedly walked past Napoleon s stall and fed his other animals first. Napoleon bit off his master s left ear and ate up his cap.
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Brazil
Ind
INS
Rolla E. Barnhart
Rolla
Napoleon
Urges World Fellowship Beginnings at Home
Charles Shedd of Waterloo urged Coe College students to start world fellowship at home and grow from the inside out during a chapel service. Ruth Jass led prayer and Victor Hurka presided, as forty attended a fireside meeting at Prof. LeRoy D. Weld’s home in Cedar Rapids.
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Coe College
Charles Shedd
Waterloo
Ruth Jass
Victor Hurka
Cedar Rapids
LeRoy D. Weld
Windsor and sister call on Pres Miklas in Vienna
The Duke of Windsor visited Vienna with his sister Princess Mary and her husband the Earl of Harewood to pay a courtesy call on President Wilhelm Miklas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Sister
Miklas
Vienna
Ins
Duke of Windsor
Mary
Princess Royal
Earl of Harewood
Wilhelm Miklas
Marriage Licenses for Donald Ruggenberg and Bernice Hamer
Donald Ruggenberg of Lost Nation and Bernice Hamer of Emehne obtained marriage licenses, recording their union. The filing lists their residences and names for the official license record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ruggenberg
Lost Nation
Bernice Hamer
Emehne
Man and dog both fined after night misadventure
Seattle report says Jack Rauito received ten days for drunkenness after his dog led him to police headquarters. The dog was sent to the city pond until his master gets straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Jack Rauito
Jack
Rauito
Birth at Mercy Hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Emil Fait
A son was born at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Emil Fait of 2417 Fruitland Boulevard 1SW on February 3. The event is recorded as a birth notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Fait
Fruitland Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Ada Want Ad Publication Hours for The Sunday Gazette
Notice lists Ada classified ad rates and publication times. Ads received by 12 noon publish the same day and on Saturdays for the Sunday Gazette. The Ada department opens from 8 pm to 1 pm and Saturday until 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want Ada
Sunday Gazette
Wan Ad Department
Gazette
Ad Department
United States
Cedar Rapids
Aris Academy of Beauty
3Rd St
Iowa
Cleaning & Family Wash
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I Financial
Market News
South ST. Paul
Chicago Livestock
TOWA
Dept Agreature
Miroursota
Wren
Tao
Tne
James E. Bennett Stock and Commodity Brokers
Merchants Natl Bank Dist
A. G. Hem
Roosevelt Hotel
Wilson & CG. Hog Market
Dial
Grand Rapids
Gard Rapids
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. Mowrey
Merchanta National Bank
Wall St
Belle Bever
Des Moines
U.S
Marion News
the Musical Literary Club
C. D. Burns
Clementi
Frances Hildebrand
Metta Whitcomb
Mrs. Burns
Minnie
Walter Whitcomb
Harry Adee
Dorothy
Norman
Frank Clark
Jacob C. Dickus
Yocom Chapel
E. T. Gough
Methodist Church
Oak Shade
Glenn Lake
Ware Lake
William Secrist
Fred Knapp
Willis Jordan
Ivanhoe Club
J. B. Fosdick
Scotland
Christian Church
G. E. Houseman
Portland
Ore
Donald Larson
Larson
Robert Larson
Houseman
G. M. Hibner
T. T. Williams
Bernice Toms
Washington
Monticello
Marion High
Preston Daniels
Adeliza Daniels
B. F. Mentzer
Samuel S. Smith
Bird Crane
Maquoketa
C. W. Shannon
Clinton
Earl Elijah
Clarence
Carl Wiley
Ed M. Taylor
A. E. Blinks
George Burns
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. E. Krog
Mrs
Fred Golden
Texas
Mrs. Golden
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
John Curler
John C. Smith
Elliott Baird
Center Point
G. C. Miller
Sixth Avenue
Kamera Klique Contest
Advant
Toman
Idth &T. B
Ginsberg
1St Ave. SE
the Gazette
MAY Drug CO
Second Street
Deda Drivac
Sige Katz Loan Company
3rd_Ave
Frank Borst
Allison
Third Street
Weir
St. Awaide
Kenwood Transfer
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
C. R. Knitting Co
Hoyland
Bella
Sa Schick
Hardy's
Sepa OG
Alcys
Jess Manes
3Rd Ave
Morgan Bros
Probasco
Montgomery Wards
Madame Mae
Higley Ride
Ali Perma
ARY Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount
Lillian Buchy
Peacock
Kennedy's
Mac
Helene Beauty
Baotal
Stodola
C.S.P.S. Hall
Les Hartman
Hall
Brman
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