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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1941

Page

6

Hogs Open Lower Across Markets With Mixed Receipts

Chicago and Sioux City indicate hog prices opening about 15 cents lower with top quotes near 8.15. Receipts at major yards include 14,000 hogs and 7,900 cattle for Tuesday. Prices vary by weight, with 180-240 lb hogs around 7.85 to 8.10 and various steers, cows, and heifers offered across markets in Iowa and Minnesota.

Chicago Iowa Des Moines Insi Dept Agriculture Towand Minnesota

Cattle and Hogs Steady to Mixed in Peoria and Area Markets

Slaughter cattle and stockers mostly steady with priced ranges from $6.00 to $12.75 for cows bulls and vealers. Hog receipts show prices 25 cents lower with top around $8.09 and lighter weights at $7.75 to $7.90. Sheep and lamb markets report steady tone with fat lambs around $10.40 and breeders around $5.00 to $5.75. receipts include 9,000 head in Peoria and 700 in another yard.

Sioux City Chicago ST Paul South St Paul Shelley OMAHA _ LIVESTOCK Omaha Dept Agriculture MOD Inter Ford Peoria Salahte Jamey

Hogs fall 15 cents on local market decline

Hogs weaken with all grades down 15 cents on Monday. Long-haul top $7.60, Meenas CALIF MARKET Fancy selects 160-200 lbs $12.00, Choice 150-210 lbs $10.50 to $11.50. Sheep price movement noted with Spring Jambs 70-90 lbs at $9.80 and bucks $1 lower. other grades vary by weight and quality.

Iowa Associated Press Ottumwa- Hore Waterloo Mason City Calif

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices

A Cedar Rapids listing shows wholesale and dairy items with varied rates for grains, poultry, produce, and hides. Grain quotes include Wheat No 1 and Rye No 2. produce lists cover lemons, oranges, grapes, apples, lettuce, onions, and potatoes. Poultry prices feature broilers, hens, leghorns, and roosters with weight-based pricing. animal hides and horses are also priced, with notes on ponies and full-tall terms.

Sro Cedar Rapids

Markets Report New York and Chicago Produce Prices

New York markets show eggs at 36,774 receipts with mixed colors from fancy to extra fancy and current receipts near 17 2 cents. Butter weaker at 930,289 receipts with 92 score creamery around 31 44 to 32 cents. Cheese two day receipts 308,636 with current makes around 17 34 to 18 4 cents. Chicago poultry prices list hens, broilers, and ducks with varied per pound quotes. butter and eggs continue active trading.

New York Froqolce IAP Chicago Plymouth Rock White Rock Springs Stags Lerhorn Roosters Iitac

Market price snapshot for dairy and eggs

Furnished by Lamson Bros and Co. Butter storage standards and egg refrigerator standards are listed with dates and prices. February figures show 60 and 17.00 units for butter storage and eggs respectively, with March and October items noted and values around 29.10 and 18.50.

Lamson Bros. and Co

Stock Market Jigsaw Affair

The New York stock market opened with a tentative rally that faded, leaving many industrials steady only in parts of the morning. Near 250000 shares changed hands, one of the lightest five hour totals since September, with gains in General Motors and a few others offset by declines in U S Steel and several other names.

New York General Motors Pennsylvania Chesapeake and Ohio du Pont Eastman Kodak N. Y U. S. Steel Youngstown Sheet Santa Fe Woolworth Montgomery Ward Jai Electric American An

Wall St Stocks Published by Bennett Co. Weif Jump

Wall Street quotations from Adams Express to Quaker O, with many listed stocks and prices. The column includes gauges for Amn firms such as Johns Manville, Lehigh Valley, General Electric, Procter Gamble, and Sears Roebuck, plus utilities, railways, and transports. Several entries show fractional or odd prices and notes on stock performance.

J. B. Bennett & Co Weif Telephone Merchants National Bank Adams Express Nickel Alaska Juneau Allied Chem Allied Stores Johns Manville Alls Chalmers Ennecot Kresge Aic Kroger G & B Amn Lehigh Val Amn Loco Oh ‘ Libbey Owens Lig & Myers Amn Roll Mills Link Bell Amn Steel Fdys Lockheed Amn Sur Amn Tela Loft. Inc McKesson Wat Works Marshall Amn Woolen Fy Martin Amn Zinc Mathiesen Ark Nat Gas Armour & Co Mont Ward Ae Assad Dry Nash-Kely Atchison Nath Biscuit It Aviation Corp Natl Dairy Baldwin Loco Bendis Noresdeth Beth Steel North Amn Co Bournevarte Aerogiss Bohn Borden Co Packard Mtrs Warner Paramount II Bud Cerro de Pasco Ches, Ohio Aia Chrysler Motors Rand Steel Gora Cola Cola Fuel Safeway Columbas Schenley Sears Roebuck Server Inc Gen Gast Co Gillette SR Gimbel Bros Uni Goodrich Goodyear Tire Graham Patse Gt Nor Ry Pr Walworth Warner Bros Gran City Wes Union Greyhound Westehse AB Hisll Wrstshouse Hecker Hudson BWI & Co PaSwift Edison Walgreen

Bond Market Slight Gains Amid Cautious Trading

In a muted New York session on Monday bond prices edged higher slightly as traders awaited spring European campaigns and potential U S tax moves. International and rail issues moved as investors showed cautious buying with small gains across several Treasuries and corporate bonds while some foreign bonds swung on thin turnover.

New York Europe Congress Cuba Tokio City Panama Rock Island General Great Northern International Mercantile Marine Delaware and Hudson Missouri- Kansas-Texas Southern Railway Southern Pacific International Telephone Santa Fe Treasury

Wheat market slips on mid-session selling pressure

Chicago wheat futures fell sharply as discouraged holders dumped contracts amid weak outside markets and light buying. May closed around 8 1/2 to 9 1/2 cents lower. corn, oats, rye, and soybeans also edged down with light demand and restocking, while Winnipeg futures moved higher.

Chicago Board of Trade Winnipeg Kansas City Minneapolis Commission House

Wisconsin cheese price list for February week

Wisconsin cheese exchange and Farmers' call board show quotes for February 10 to 15. Daisies 14 to 15 cents, horns 15 to 15.4 cents, cheddars 15 cents.

Wisconsin Cheese Plymouth Wis Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Farmers’ Call Board

Naturalization Examiner Durisch to Visit Cedar Rapids

Chicago naturalization examiner Stephen Durisch will be in Cedar Rapids on February 18 and 19 to conduct preliminary naturalization examinations. A group of Girl Reserves at McKinley School organized a junior Red Cross first aid class with its first meeting Monday at 7 pm at the YWCA, with instructors Miss Leola Jack Miss Charlotte Hubbard and Miss Mae Aukerman listed by address for contact.

Stephen Durisch Chicago Cedar Rapids McKinley School Red Cross Y.W.C Leola Jack Avenue NW Charlotte Hubbard Sixth Street Mae Aukerman Fifteenth Street Methodist Church True Blue Reginald Adams A. E. Brinks Richard Bristol Elmer Frederick H. B. Phillips E. E. Godwin Judy Gipp A. A. Schenken Carl White Arthur W. Henke Dan Cory Max Evans the Wabash Paul Kruber L. B. de Wees Ruth Engstrom Dinah Merle Robison Evans Mary Beth Collister Miss Engstron Old Kentucky Mrs. Cory Mrs Evans Mrs. Evans Mrs. Robison Charles Schaefer Barbara Evans Twyla Mae Hutton Cory Miss Engstrom L. B de Wees Paul Kruger John Bunting Raymond Kent Mary Nova Novak 2Nd St. SE Mary Adams David McGrenors Acencs Gazette Katéz Jewelry & Loan Ambulance Service CO 2Nd Ave Palace Theater the Gazette Hutchinson's Valentine Richards Pharmacy McKinney Fire Agency Richards L. A Clarence Meeker Elwin Smith Brick Hutchinson Richard’s Podzimek 16Th Ave HH. K. Schaefer Kresge Griffith Feather Mattress Co St. Ave. SW 2Nd St. NE 1St St. SW

City Council Names Temporary City Auditor and Addresses Street Vacation

In W. E. Vane's absence due to illness, Jesse Belle Delamater in the auditor's office was named temporary assistant city auditor and authorized to sign warrants. An ordinance to vacate nine feet of Ninth Street SW in J. C. Young's third addition received two readings. F. G. Merklin will pay a yet undetermined amount for the vacation. Knights of Columbus class B club permit renewed at 31514 First Avenue E. Ambulance Service January calls totaled 87 invalid 19 emergency 14 medical 12 general with receipts 499.37 and expenditures 541.55. Invalid receipts 415.90 and general 4191. George Farmer sought clarifications while recodifying city ordinances.

W. E. Vane Jesse Belle Delamater Ninth Street J. C. Young F. G. Merklin Knights of Columbus

Rock Island Budget Upheld by Federal Judge

Federal Judge Michael L. Igoe approved the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway improvement budget for 1941 totaling 7,797,058 dollars. Of this 6,583,232 dollars covered roadway work, 844,576 dollars financed equipment improvements, and 369,250 dollars bought new equipment including 10 small diesel electric locomotives for yard service, five 30 ton units, five 44 ton units, and two passenger cars.

Chicago Michael L. Igoe Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company

Benefit Dance Planned for Hellenic Church Aid

Plans for a February 19 benefit dance at Danceland were announced by the Ladies Philopthochos Society of St. John’s Hellenic Orthodox Church now under construction. Mrs Paul Costas is president and Mrs Mary Kanellis serves as secretary treasurer for the event.

Danceland St. John's Hellenic Orthodox Church Ladies Philopthochos Society Roosevelt Hotel Paul Costas Mary Kanellis

Band Broadcast Wednesday on WSUI with Dunlap family links

The band airs Wednesday at 8 p.m. over WSUI with Harry P. Dunlap, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Dunlap, noted as a band member. Mr and Mrs Matt Mullin Jr of Mason City have returned home after visiting Mr Mullin's mother. The St Pauls Lutheran Young Men's club meets with Will Luedeman at Henry Luedeman's home, 1525 Eleventh Street, Friday at 7 45 p.m.

WSUI Harry P. Dunlap Lee Dunlap Matt Mullin, Jr Mason City Mr Mullin Young Men's Club St.Paul’s Lutheran Church Will Luedeman Henry Luedeman Eleventh Street

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