Hogs Reach Fresh Peak At Chicago Stockyards
Chicago hogs rose 10-20 cents to the highest point since last October in active trading at the stockyards. Cattle were steady to weak and lambs about steady amid mixed demand. Total receipts included 11,000 hogs, with top prices around 850, while Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St. Louis reported varied gains and steadiness across livestock markets.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Report
A Cedar Rapids price list shows No. 1 wheat at 25c, oats 22c, rye 23c, barley 30c, corn shelled No. 2 yellow 39c, No. 3 37.5c, soybeans No. 2 yellow 17.2c. Hay says tame $6.50, straw $5.00. butterfat 27c, cream 26c. Poultry prices list colored hens 14c, Leghorns 11c, cocks 9c. wholesale fruits and vegetables include lemons 6.00, oranges 2.60, grapefruit 1.15, celery 2.75, lettuce 3.50, onions 1.90, cabbage 2, carrots 2, potatoes 1.40, sweet potatoes 1.90. Hide market notes No. 1 cured beef hides 6c, No. 2 5c. calf hides 1c and 6c. pony and glue hides with manes and tails.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Hog Prices Rally Across Markets
Associated Press reports higher hog prices in Ottumwa Waterloo and Mason City with 140-159 Ibs at 868534 and 150-160 Ibs at 690 39, ranges listed for 10- to 600-pound hogs. Cattle tone weak with steers and yearlings offering varying values.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Mason City
Hog Receipts Fall Short of Last Week in Towa Minnesota
Combined hog receipts in interior Towa and southern Minnesota over 48 hours ending Monday show 45 500 head, up from 43 700 a week prior and 49 500 a year ago. Market notes: moderately active, steady to mostly 10 cents higher than average. landings slower than week ago with lighter demand. Prices listed for pork cuts and packing sows across weight ranges from 160 to 550 pounds.
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Towa
NFL
Minnesota
At & Am
Hogs Price Ranges Recorded At Austin Market Minnesota
The Austin Minnesota hog market lists prices by weight bands for 140 to 550 pound hogs. Rates include 140-150 lb at 6.20 to 6.50, 150-160 at 6.65, 160-170 at 7.05 to 7.35, and 325-350 lb around 6.75 to 7.05. Packing sows in 275-550 lb range posted 6.35 to 6.85.
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Austin
Austin Minn
Omaha Livestock Market Mixed Movements and Prices
Receipts: hogs 4500 with rips 10 to 25 cents higher on average 15 to 20 up top 810 for 178 220 pounds and various weights in the 790 range. Cattle receipts 7500 with fed steers yearlings heifers steady cows bulls steady vealers weak to 50 cents lower stockers feeders steady. Sheep receipts 10000 fat lambs 18 to 25 cents lower, feeders weak, best fed lambs and ewes steady to higher with bred ewes around 375.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Sioux City
US Dept
Hicher
Omaha
OMARA
IAP
Us&s Dept Agriculture
Cattle Hogs and Lambs Prices Steady to Higher at State Market
Receipts 1 500 cattle 3 900 hogs 4 500 lambs. Fed steers 8 50 to 9 60. Good heifers above 900. Cows 5 60 to 7 00. Hogs top 8 15 for best light weights with 190 240 lb group 7 65 7 90. Sows 6 15 to 8 60. Lambs 8 50 at last week’s close.
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Paul aiveeTo
South ST PA
Fed-State Market Service
Malabie
Chicago cattle and hog market report shows mixed gains
AP wire and Department of Agriculture data indicate hog receipts of 11 000 with hog prices up 10 to 20 cents. Cattle receipts total 11 000 with lighter fed steers and yearlings noted. Average steer and heifer prices range around several dollars per 100 pounds with variations by weight.
Livestock Market Report Mixed Trade With Steady Demand
Market dull but steady to weak with hogs at 8.75 to 11.50 and little over 12.00 for best. Cows scarce with bulls firm around 7.25, heifers steady and fat lambs showing fairly active trade with good to choice offerings around 8.75 to 9.50 and best 9.10 up. sheep receipts about 12,000 with steady tone on indications.
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Uttle
Best
Local Hog Market Slightly Higher
The local hog market trends up with all grades advancing five cents to top at $7.90. Cattle market remains unchanged with varied hog weights listed from 140 to 350 plus pounds and prices noted for each range.
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Report
Wisconsin cheese exchange lists weekly quotas for February 2025. Daisies horns and cheddars priced at 12 cents, 12 and 112 cents respectively, with farmers noting additional quotations for daisies horns and cheddars.
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Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese exchange—Twins
Farmers’ Call Board
Sugar futures rise on firm cables and short covering
New York sugar futures edged higher as firmer foreign cables sparked buying and covering amid limited offerings. July at top of range near 112. Domestic months eased from early steadiness with March and September quoted 179 and 193. Porto Rico prices 277 and refined at 420 to 430.
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New York
Porto Rico
New York and Chicago Produce Markets Summary
New York market receipts show eggs at 19 016 weak mixed colors and butter higher than expected with scores around 26. Butter extra 92 score 26 percent. Cheese firmer with whole milk flats. Chicago market details include poultry prices with leghorns at 15c and various Rock breeds, dressed turkeys steady, butter receipts 759 392, eggs 11 526, and potatoes with deman slow and prices per cwt around 155 to 175 for Idaho and Colorado stocks.
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New York
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Idaho Russel Burbanks U
Colorado
U. B
North Dakota
Bliss
Minnesota
Red River
Florida Bliss
Bond Markets Drift in New York as Treasury Issues Slide
In a quiet market on Monday, prices of all bond types eased with U S treasury issues down as much as 532 point while volume remained light. Utilities dipped with Detroit Edison 44s and several 5s. rail and steel issues showed mixed moves. Some issues edged up including Armour and Delaware 4s and Shell Union 28.
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NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
Nooff
U. S Treasury
Detroit Edison
American
Columbia Gas and Electric
Western Union
Illnois Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Nickel Plate
Southern Railways
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Armour
Delaware
Shell Union
Stocks Drift Downward On Light Selling
New York AP. Stocks declined as leaders yielded one to more than three points amid a slow session. Little buying limited losses with scarce recovery signals at close. Transfers about 700000 shares. Major decliners included U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler Douglas Aircraft Boeing Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck International Harvester du Pont Westinghouse GE and Philip Morris. Curb slip candidates included Lockheed Bell Aircraft Electric Bond and Share American Gas and Consolidated Copper.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Douglas Aiircraft
Boeing
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
du Pont
Westinghouse
General Electric
Philip Morris
Lockheed
Bell Aircraft
Electric Bond
Share
American Gas
Consolidated Copper
Loft Ge
Pow & Lite
Lertilard
McLellan
Am Roll Mills
Marshall
Am Wat Works
Ark Nat Gas
Arch
T & S P Atlantic Rife Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco Balto & Ohio
Barber Co
Barnsdall Corp
Bendix
Avn Az Beth Steel
Blaw Knox
Boeing Alrp
Borden Co
Borg Warner
Briggs Mix
Bucyrus Erie
Cerro de Pasco
Ohio
Chrysler Mtr Cities
Coca_ Cola Col
Palmolive Cola Fuel
Cal Gas
Elec
Southe Congoleum
Consol Edison
Consol Oil
Contl
Motors
Coty
Ine
Crown Drug
Crucible Steel
Amn
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Co
del L & W
Douglas Air du Pont den Eastman Rod Eaton
Mfg Eisler
Autolite
Elec Pow & L
Elec Bond
Erie R
Fisk Rubber
Freeport Tex
Gen Baking
Gen
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Gas
Gen Motors
Gen Outdoor
Gillette
Imbel Bros Ki. Glidden Co
Goebel
Goodrich Bfp
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige Granby Consort Nor Ore
Pia
West Sug Greyhound Hat Corp
Hayes Body Hecker
Miami Copper
Mols Moline S
Texa
Mont Ward
Motor Wheel
Murray Coron T
Nash Kel
Bellas Ba
Biscuit
Cash
Dairy Prd
Dept
Natl Distirs
Natl
Pow
Utah
Patino Mines
Penick & Ford
Penna
Penny J.C
Peoples Gas
Phillips
Pittslegh
Plymouth Qi
Carol Procter
Ot - Oe Radio Corpn
Keith Q
Rem Rand
Rep Motors
Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Safeway
Schenley
Seaboard Oil
Servel Inc
Sharon
Standard Gas
Ind
Stl
Frisco
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Tex Corp
Tex
Uni
Uni Air Lines
Uni Corpa
Uni el Coal
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas Imp
U S Ind Air
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Walworth
Ward Bk
Warner Bros
Hiram Walker
Houston O
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Central Indus Rayon Inspiration
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Nickel
Tel & Tel Asbestos Miz
Prs
Butler Bros Cherry
Chicago Corp
Edison Cons Biscuit
West Mind
West Union
Westghouse AB
Westghouse el
White Motors
White Sewing
Wilcox Oil
Willys Ovid
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Yngstown S&t
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Heileman
Lion
Midwest Corp
Rt Fc
Swift
Walgreen
Wall St. Stocks and Minneapolis Grain Report Monday Quoted
Wall Street stock quotations from Adams Express era listings with numerous named companies, indices and prices. Minneapolis cash grain and futures show wheat, corn, oats, barley futures and cash bids, with receipts, price quotes and regional market movements.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Confab to Aid U S Youth Receives Roosevelt Backing
President Roosevelt directs Secretary Perkins to form a seventy member committee for a national Conference on Children in a Democracy. First session at the White House on April 26 with final sessions planned for early 1940. The aim is practical ideas to give greater security to childhood and opportunity to youth with the President as honorary chairman and Perkins as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Perkins
Suny
White House
Miss Perkins
Wheat Steady to Firm on Chicago Board After Easier Start
Wheat prices held steady to firm on the Chicago board of trade after an easier start. May wheat up 1/2 to 3/4 cent, corn modestly higher, oats steady to fractional lower. World shipments trimmed but demand uneven, U S visible supply down, local receipts listed.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Vladivostok
North America
U. S
Illinois
Indiana
Buenos Aires
Christianity Is Real Emphasized By Dr Berger At Coe Chapel
Dr David I Berger of Muscatine spoke at Coe College chapel outlining faith as a real guiding force. He urged decisive acceptance of Christianity, tied freedom to Christ, and warned against living in spiritual chains. He will direct the pastors conference and appear at vespers and youth gatherings.
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Dr. Berger
Coe Chapel
Coe College
David I. Berger
First Presbyterian Church
Muscatine
Berger
George Masterton
Chicago
W. R. Boyd
Joseph Gray
Mount Vernon
Boyd
Winifred G. Murray
1829 Avenue NE
Fanny Paschell
Des Moines
Eleanor Taylor
Cattle and hogs escape from truck in Kentucky town
In Somerset Kentucky fifteen cows and three hogs escaped a truck when a rear gate came loose. Police corralled the animals and reloaded the truck. A. E. James, whose cows escaped, drove home to Danville. The next day James returned with a cow he claimed was not his.
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Somerset
A. E. James
James
Danville
Lisbon woman charged with assault on deputy and resisting
Informations charging Mrs Irene Rowold of Lisbon with assault and battery against Deputy Sheriff Roy Radebaugh and with resisting execution of process were prepared by County Attorney G K Thompson's office. Radebaugh said Rowold attacked him Saturday afternoon while he served an attachment writ. its filing was to be completed Monday. He reported his spectacles were broken. A lawyer for Rowold met with Assistant County Attorney Ed Fordyce before noon.
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Irene Ronald
Lisbon
Roy Radebaugh
G. K. Thompson
Radebaugh
H. R. Churchill
Rowold
Sentenced For Theft Of Gain Banks From Farm
Donald Andre, 23, Lisbon, pleaded guilty to larceny from a building in daylight. He received six months in county jail from Judge H. C. Ring for stealing six small coin banks containing $5.09 from the Weisley farm in Mount Vernon area. Andre, employed there, confessed in the presence of Deputy Condon and Marshal Gill. He may be released after two months on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Andre
Lisbon
H. C. Ring
Andre
Kenneth Weisley
Mount Vernon
Weisley
Larry Condon
Ed Gill
Condon
Guill
Will notices for Jana Yeager and Nina Gary probate
The will of Jana Yeager who died February 11 was probated Monday naming Harold H Boots as sole beneficiary and executor. Arthur G Gary who died January 31 left Nina Gary as sole legatee and executrix in a joint will with Nina Gray made July 23 1935 which was probated Monday.
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Jana Yeager
Harold H. Boots
Arthur G. Gary
Nina Gary
Arthur G
Nina Gray
Britain to send trade mission to Russia in March
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain announced in the House of Commons that Britain will dispatch a trade mission to Soviet Russia and northern Europe in March led by R. S. Hudson. The Moscow visit marks the first British cabinet minister trip since 1935, as Hudson seeks a new trade treaty with the Soviets.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Great Britain
Russia
R. S. Hudson
Board of Trade
Moscow
Anthony Eden
Chamberlain
Hudson
Yanks Killed Aiding Loyalists in Spain List Says 355
A death list from the Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade reports at least 355 Americans killed while fighting for the Spanish government. National Chairman David Mc Kelvy White says it is the first official compilation with confirmed deaths and includes 42 men from Cuba Canada or Puerto Rico.
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New York
N. Y
Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade
David McKelvy White
Cuba
Canada
Puerto Rico
Seven Days Ad Policy Notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reminds readers it will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one day Ad-Taker advertises this service and provides a contact dial for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa
Brooks case overrules defense motions in personal injury suit
Judge H C Ring overruled defense motions for new trial in a damages suit by Nellie M Brooks and Homer H Brooks against Paulson Electric Construction Co. A jury previously awarded 3500 to Robert H Brooks and 98106 to Homer H Brooks for injuries from an accident involving a pipe from Paulson's truck. Interlocutory partition decree assigns Linn county real estate interests among Mason family members, with Gilbert E Mason named referee and appraisers named.
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H. C. Ring
Robert H Brooks
Nellie M. Brooks
Conrad R. Paulson
Paulson Electric Construction Company
Homer H. Brooks
Brooks Boy
Paulson
C. J. Haas
Linn County
Jesse W. Mason
Frank H. Mason
Gilbert E. Mason
Max A. Mason
Florence Klemm
Gilbert E Mason
L. A Fuhrmeister
A. G. Bauder
H. J. Soper
Prohibition Time Violations At Loop Tavern
Police booked Frank Kosina 27 owner of the Loop tavern on a charge of consuming beer during prohibited hours. Three friends faces charges may follow after city attorney conference. Counts hinge on city ordinance vs state beer hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kosina
Nineteenth Avenue
Kosina
Loop Tavern
Cedar Rapids
Rosina
Earl Stanley
Stanley
Don Hines
Hines
Harry Johnson
Kossha
Scripture Recitals Continue Through Week in City Churches
The community Scripture recitals led by H. H. Halley of Chicago will run Monday night and the rest of the week at First Baptist. Tonight Halley recounts Moses and Elijah with special choral music and organist Grace Gordon performing Piece Heroique and Melodie. Reverend B. J. Paroulek of Hus Memorial Presbyterian will preach with Halley.
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H. H. Halley
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Mr. Halley
Moses
Elijah
Grace Gordon
Franck
Dawes
B. J. Paroulek
The
Hus
Memorial Presbyterian Church
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Peeeeisoneeraee
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Wall St
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W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Lamson Brothers& Co
Rowrey
Court House
Britain
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Gazette Office
Anderson
Ave E
Brady Mortuary
5Th Ave
Teahen Funeral Home
DIAL
Lost
John Hn Denny
Ronan
Higley
Memorial Coliseum
Lumir Rohlena
Fairfax
CSS
Hall Moeller
Accordion
SOKOL
Sibrin KY S. Hall
George Sirvenka
REO Stan Ie
Z.C
BJ. Hall
Joe Fisher Orchestra
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Dar Rapids
Heinie
2Nd Ave SE
Lam
Legion
Blairstown
Iow
Oren Weir
Magnus Stables
Ark Stephens
Hammond Electric
Magnus Hotel
2Nd Ave
Abrams
First ST
Biep Mandom
Norway
Bob
Old Heidelberg
Baliwood
Marion
Podzimek Pharmacy
16Th Ave
the Gazette
Probaeco Jewelers
Rubias Feeder Co
1St St. Sean
Lynch Transfer & Iatorace Co
K. Schaefer
Kresge
V On Lines, Inc
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
Cedar Rapids Transfer
Goodyear ‘Shoe Repair Shop
1St Ave
Enwood Transfer
Bishop's
Paris
Gorman's Beauty Shop
3Rd Ave
Lillian Luchy
Mary Nell
Paramount
Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauty
Luella Gisel
Ist Ave
3Rd St. NE
Helene Beauty Shop
Beauty School
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Dye Clinic
PFO
Business Cards Business Services
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Hawkeye Tin
EEA
Stodola Purniture Co
Call Demarah
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Kasner Bros
Jim Cusack
Gardner
Azette
Te Gazette
Bakery Route Commission
Mt. Vernon Ave
Monmouth
Peta Bhabed
Watkins
Central Employment AG CY
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Myrtle Snyder
Housekeeping
Weinstein
Gazette A
ABC
Acetelyne
Dickinson Schoo
Marign
Lindeken School of Dance
Rapaport
Allen Motor Co
10Th St
Diamond T
Ay Bramson
1St ST
Ave
Padzensky
Willys
Hupmobiles
Millsap Motor CO
Sinclair Refining Co
Baxter Motors, Inc
Joe Buresh
Western
Chevro
65Th Ave
Chevrolet
10Th Ave
By Baer
Mr. Miller
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