Market cattle hogs and sheep end mixed in Omaha and Des Moines reports
Receipts in Omaha list cattle hogs and sheep with steady to strong undertones. Hogs top $8.35 for 190-210 pounds, cattle and calves showing steady to higher demand. Des Moines combined yard and plant totals show varied weights and prices with light to heavy transports and sows quoted around $6.25 to $6.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Des Moines
S. Dept. Agriculture
Towra
Minnesota
Ram
Meat demand lifts prices in Chicago livestock markets
Chicago AP reports better meat demand outweighed rising supplies in Tuesday's livestock trade. Hogs 220 pounds and up held steady to firm with top bids near 8.70, while heavier butchers slipped. Cattle and sheep saw mixed results, with good demand for common and medium grades and steady or modestly higher prices for lambs and fat cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Esr
Iowa Hog Prices From Associated Press Report
Waterlo o and Austin markets show hog price lists by weight with ranges for 140 to 350 pounds and higher. Prices fluctuate across weight classes with packing sows noted. market tone varies by city including Mason City and Ottumwa as hogs show mixed movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Hiors
Mason City
Ottumwa
Austin
Austin, Minn
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Hogs Steady on Local Market and Mixed Livestock Prices
Hogs are steady on the local market with top at 8.00. Cattle prices mix: some declines noted, while calves and sheep vary by quality. Wilson 4 Co Hog Market reports bulk hog prices across weight classes from 140 pounds up to 350 pounds and packers bids, with cattle and calf sections showing various steers, heifers, cows, and bulls at differing levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST _PAUL
South
ST Paul
Wilson 4 CO
Pial
Wilson's
Grain and produce prices from Cedar Rapids miscellaneous listing
A Cedar Rapids market page lists prices for grains, hay, and produce. Wheat No. ae Vic No. 2 Sac, oats 27c, rye 55c, barley 4Sezece, corn shelled No. 4 yellow 45c, soybeans 3ic. Hay and straw prices. butterfat rates. live poultry prices by weight. Wholesale fruit and vegetables show lemons 5.50, oranges 2.50, apples 1.35, celery 2.75, bananas 5 1 0 c, onions 1.50 4 1.75, potatoes 2.30 1.65. Hide and leather prices listed for various grades and animal types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Idaho
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
Aowrey
Edar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
J. E., Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Adams Express
Alaska
Juneau
Intl Hydro
Allegheny
Kaints Mining
Allied Cham
Inti Nickel
Rean Allis Chalmers
Stanville
Amal
Loews, Inc
J's Loit Inc
Amn Rall Mills
Boose Syiles
Amn Smelting
McCrory
Alan Birch
McKesson Rob Amn
Sclellan
Amn
Atchison Tsfp
Atlantic Ria
Ohio Olve
Bucyrus
Erle
Owls Steel
Paramount
Burroughs
Penney. JC
Phillips
Iis Aterpeos
Pillsbury
Pittsb
Cerro de Pasco
Plymouth Oil
Proctor Gamble
Ches & Ohio
Ghes Cola
Pullman Co
Kelth
Choo RI & P J
Rem Rand
Chrysler
Mtr
Rep Motors
Rep
Steri
Coca Cola
Colo Fuel
Bchensley of
Col Gas & Elecora Seaboard Oil
Coml Credit
Sears Nedit
Com! Solvents
Server Inc
Southern
Sharon Steel
Consoleum
Consol Edison
Shell Union
Consol
Consol Textile
Simmons Co
Conti
Skelly
Standard Gas
Calif
Curtiss Wright
Ind
Sire Deere and Co
Stew Warner
del L
Stone Webster
Douglas Alr
Etudebaker
America
Erie RR
Aft
Fox Film
Union Carbide
Ford England
Union Pac
Freeport Tex
Gen Baking
Hudson Motors
Wilson & Co
Hupp Motors
Central
Chicago Produce Markets Report with Live Poultry Data
Chicago markets show live poultry prices and dressed meat steadiness with varied egg and butter receipts. New York and Chicago figures list cheese and egg futures, with futures quotes from The Peter Fox Sons Co and Cedar Rapids banking entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Fox Sons Co
Merchants National Bank
Telephone
Cedar Rapids
Wheat Gives Easy Tone Amid Light Activity on CBOT
Light scattered activity left wheat futures with no decisive move on the Chicago Board of Trade. May wheat at 96 1/2 cents, corn down to 13 1/4 cents, and oats 3 1/4 to 4 1/2 cents lower as export business remained scarce and Liverpool hesitated to follow a rally. Winnipeg and Minneapolis cash markets showed mixed moves with prices near steady to lower.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Germany
Winnipeg
Sugar and wool markets show small shifts and weak demand
In New York sugars remained quiet with refiners not bidding above 3.20 and little sale activity overall. refined sugar steady near 4.65475. Boston wool trade was very slow with occasional purchases for immediate needs and prices generally steady. 12 month Texas wools showed limited demand around 72 to 75 cents. Foreign exchange notes a franc slide and mixed rate shifts across major currencies with several quotes in the 3.3 to 5.3 range and other cities cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
API
U S. Dept. Agriculture
Texas
New Year Bond Rally Mixed as War News Shakes Markets
The New York bond market advanced on Tuesday with many issues gaining fractions to points in quiet trading. Demand was uneven and some issues lagged, while Japanese loans faced renewed selling amid reports Japan may declare formal war on China. Domestic corporates rose, with gains up to over 2 points on several issues. Treasury bonds showed modest further gains as trading continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tokio
China
Anaconda Copper
Erie
International Telephone
Remington Rand
U S. Treasury
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
National Steel
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Western Union
Westinghouse
Standard Oil
N. J
Loews
U.S. Gypsum
Paramount
American Telephone
N. Y
Central
Southern Pacific
North American
Laclede Gas
Brooklyn Union Gas
Electric Power and Light
American Water Works
Santa Fe
Yellow Truck
Mack Truck
Dome
McIntyre
St. Joseph Lead
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Budd Mfg
Common
Best and Comm
Canada Dry
France orders protest to Japan over Nanking bombing
Paris reports the French government instructed its ambassador in Tokyo to deliver an energetic protest to Japan for the January 9 bombing of a French Catholic mission in Nanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tokio
Nanking
Saint Quentin Named French Ambassador to the United States
Paris officials announced on Tuesday the appointment of Count Rene de Saint-Quentin as the new French ambassador to the United States. The selection solidifies Paris Anglo-American diplomacy and marks a key step in Franco American ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rene de Saint-Quentin
United States
Stocks End Week On Mixed Note As Gains Narrow
In quiet trading, stocks firmed in the final hour after earlier drift. Utilities and aviation shares rose, while majors like Chrysler and GM fluctuated, with bonds mixed and copper and lead prices up on renewed commodity demand.
Marion Lodge Members Install Grove City Rebekah Officers
Star of Maine lodge leader and district deputy presided Monday at Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 installation of 1938 officers in 10.0 Hall. New officers include noble grand Mrs. Harma Parks and recording secretary Mrs. Alma Zimmer. Refreshments served to about seventy. Hazel Hoffman of Evergreen Rebekah lodge attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Maine Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Noblett
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Harma Parks
Hazel Biesecker
Alma Zimmer
Evelyn Fleisher
Helen Burns
Elsie Knapp
Florence Clark
Myrtle Snyder
Mary Swayne
Gladys Derflinger
Dorothy Milner
Ella Harding
Mary Castle
Ruth Ratliff
Gladys Ballard
Myrtle Fairley
Hazel Hoffman
Evergreen Rebekah Lodge
Springville
Father refuses to sign to save son from execution
Boston reporter states Frank di Stasio 53 refused to sign a statement of his son Anthony 26 claiming innocence in the May 1935 murder and arson case. Both men were to die in the electric chair at Charles Town next week. Attorney Scharton planned an appeal to Governor Hurley and the executive council to seek commutation to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Frank di Stasio
Anthony
di Stasio
William R. Scharton
Scharton
Daniel Crowley
Charlestown State Prison
Charles F. Hurley
Executive Council
Morgenthau Criticizes Elliott Overzealous Treasury Watchdog
Secretary Morgenthau told Congress that Acting Comptroller General Richard Elliott has taken his treasury watchdog role too literally and has snapped at officers. He urged rejecting Elliott’s proposal to empower the GAO to block expenditures for noncompliance, calling it would make the comptroller general a czar. He denied jealousy as motivation for opposing the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Congress
Richard N. Elliott
Treasury
John J. Cochran
House Committee
Morgenthau
Elliott
General Accounting Office
Comptroller General
Predict Huge Claims As Sound Equipment Manufacturers Sued
Wilmington, Delaware claims of 10 to 20 million dollars were forecast in a federal suit filed by British Acoustic Films against RCA Manufacturing and Electrical Research Products. The plaintiff asserts patent infringement over feeding sound film and seeks an injunction and accounting of damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington, del
INS
America
Gaumont British Pictures, Ltd
British Acoustic Films, Ltd
RCA Manufacturing Company
Radio Corporation of America
Electrical Research Products, Inc
Western Electric Company
Tipton Man Undergoes Amputation Of Leg
Ernest Gaul, 35, of Tipton, underwent an amputation of the right leg above the knee at St. Luke's hospital Tuesday afternoon. He suffered a compound fracture Monday when he fell from a hay mow near Tipton and developed gangrene requiring the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gaul
Tipton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gaul
Death of William S. Corbett at 85 in Cedar Rapids
William S. Corbett, 85, died at 5 am Tuesday at his home 632 First Avenue West after a long illness. A retired stone mason, he had lived in Cedar Rapids many years. Survived by his wife and two children William and Hannah of Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Corbett
First Avenue W
Cedar Rapids
William
Hannah
Laurel seeks injunction to keep first wife from honeymoon domu
Stan Laurel asked a superior court for an injunction to prevent his first wife from entering his apartment where he is honeymooning with his new wife. He claims Wife No 1 pesters him by ringing the telephone and pounding on his door at night while he tries to start a new marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Stan Laurel
Superior Court
Wife No. 1
Lister Hill Sworn Into U S Senate
Lister Hill a Democrat from Alabama was sworn in as a U S senator Tuesday by Vice President Garner. He succeeds Dixie Bibb Graves who resigned Monday. Senator John H Bankhead accompanied Hill to take the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lister Hill
Ala
United States Senate
John N Garner
John H. Bankhead
Hill
Dixie Bibb Graves
Lost items and pets advertised with rewards
Multiple want ads report lost wallet with money and papers near Center Point credited to G W Newman, a black coin purse with a Bulova watch near the old post office on 2nd Ave, a yellow Persian cat on 86th Ave SW, a white toy spitz with a brown spot and ears, a black brindle Seattle dog near 20th and Park, a black white wire haired terrier with reward near unknown, and silver rimmed glasses in a green case at the Iowa Theater. Contact phone numbers or dials listed for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Newman
Center Point
Old
2Nd Ave
86Th Ave
Seattle
20Th and Park
Iowa Theater
Announcements and Personal Ads Parade in Cedar Rapids
A page of assorted notices and ads lists storage options Cedar Rapids Transfer & Storage and other services. It promotes vitamin tonics Ostrex and various products with prices and refunds, followed by several local business ads for jewelry repair, watches, travel, and towing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Local Beauty Salons Invite Visit and Services Listed
Several beauty shops advertise services and prices. Sara Park invites clients to her new salon at 2133rd St SE with operators Mary Nell, Alice Diask, Ethel Vixon, and Arlene Schnack offering modern solutions. Various perm and wave prices listed across Lillian Suchy, Stella, Mae, Arias, Helene shops with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Park
ST. SE
DIAL
Mary Nell
Alice Diask
Ethel Vixon
Arlene Schnack
Lillian Suchy
Peacock
3Rd St. NE
Stella's
3Rd St. SE
Mae
Av. W
Arias
Mac and Beauty Shop
Ellis Blvd
Helene Beauty Shop
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Pera Ae
Omaha Livestock
Kansas
St Joverr Ss
Sioux Circo
Indianapa
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
S. Dept
Fed
City Hide & Fur Co
Old City Scale
Central States Electric Co
Iowa Electric Co
United Light and Ry. Co
A. G. Hem Roosevelt Hotel
Vores
Alde
Wheat
Minneapolis
Montana
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austrian
Hungary
Brazil
Free
Tokyo
Shansghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
U. S. Bond
Wall St
Marion News
Eric Smith
West Coast
Marion
American Legion
Legion Hall
Legionaire
George L. Erwin
South Bend
Frank Mason
LeRoy Weeber
Albia
Mrs. Weeber
Charles Blinks
Mr. Weeber
Cliff Aubrey
Jack Aubrey
Glenn Mollenhauer
St. Luke's Hospital
Grant Comstock
Mrs. F. S. Skinner
Hugh E. Gordon
Cleveland
Betty Whense
Muriel Gordon
Miss Gordon
Lawrence Gordon
Mary Low Dickinson
King's Daughters
Carl J. Kassler
Tenth Street
Loraine
Masonic Temple
W. R. Powell
Valparaiso
Robert Elijah
Ronald
Thelma Harness
Clarence
Mrs. Irsing Finger
John O'Kelly
Betty O’kelly
L. C. O’kelly
E. T., Gough
J. J. Gough
Bristow
The
Methodist Church
Do. W. Biggs
Thirteenth Street
Ned Jones
Frank Bills
Charles Wescott
J. B. Gerrans
Jerry
Fort Smith, Ark
Nettie Brown
Will Ryan
Eighteenth Street
Harry J. Rose
Veterans Hospital
Lorimer Hargrove
Maquoketa
Sixth Avenue
Mr. Hargrove
CCC
McKinley High School
the Baptist Church
John Wild
Virginia Mae
Donald DeVault
Bloomfield
Concord A. and
L. Club
Memorial Hall
Clifton Hawk
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Harley Breed
C. E. Reiter
Sixth Street
Women's Bowling League
Arden Theater
L. Rose Ee
G Fernow Aeeeeune
Cornell's Pea
M Fernow
Murdock
E. Storck
Cornell We Ree
Misa Murphy
Ross
Fredericks
Shelienbarger
Murphy
Davenport
Mississippi River Staxes
Hastings
Vance Een
Dubuque
St. Louis
Caito
Memphis Oere SS
U. S. Senate
May
Second St. SE
Ginsberg
Hee
Gazette
Pbrenat
Times
Kenwood Transboth
Probasco
McDonald
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge's
Abbotts
Podzimek Pharmacy
16Th Ave
Tampa
Florida
Hawkeye Travel Bureau
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Yellow Cab Co
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Kennedy's
Ave
3Rd Ave
Paris Academy of B'ty
3Rd St
Walford
T. Benton Bluebirds
Joe Navrati
Business Cards Business Services
Bee America
Novak Heating CO
Maresh Sheet Metal Works
17Th St. NE
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Gable Cabinet
PB Ave
Hank's
Fred Schirmer
22Nd St. NE
Gaz
Washington Ave
Granby
C.R
the Gazette
Kissick Co
St. NE
Albert Mills
Cincinnati
Bae
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