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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1937

Page

10

Hog Market Slips Amid Mixed Livestock Prices

Chicago reports Wednesday hog prices subdued as cattle and sheep advance. Markets show steady to higher steer values with heavy hogs easing, while lambs and sows hold near recent peaks despite wholesale price pressures. Iowa and Omaha readings reflect uneven demand across hogs and cattle segments.

Carly Satea Omaha Livestock Omaha API SS Dept Agriculture

CEDDAR RAPIDS Miscellaneous Grain and Hides Sale Notes

Grain and farm supplies listed with prices for wheat straw and feed along with wholesale fruits vegetables and various cured hides. The fragmentary catalog mentions No 2 yellow corn, hay, straw, beef hides and green hides with price points and FOB terms.

Hog Market Slips Local Prices Down Across Grades

Local hog market shows continued decline with all good hogs a dime lower and top prices dropping to $19. Packers’ grades also weaken. Prices listed for various hog quality and packer contracts indicate a broad downward trend across multiple weight brackets and vendors.

H Wilson & CO Wilson's Rita Good Packers

Wheat prices recover from early losses on late buying

In Chicago the wheat market opened weak on foreign market weakness but late local buying erased much of the decline. September futures were weak while May prices ranged around 1.34 14 per bushel. Corn and oats moved modestly higher or unchanged as professionals led the day’s trading amid a government report on small farm stocks.

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Wall St. Stocks and Midwest Grain Prices Report

A mixed market led by wheat and corn futures with cash prices and receipts noted. The report includes Minneapolis and Mississippi River stage readings and ends with the Hawkeye Lutheran Missionary society meeting and officers elected.

Share Market Recovers Some Early Losses

New York investors saw selling ease after an early dip as prices bobbed throughout the session. Gains favored Deere Oliver Farm International Harvester Distillers Seagrams International Hydr Electric Standard Gas American Metal Loews Yellow Truck Liquid Carbonic Freeport Sulphur Canada Dry American Woolen preferred Container Corp and South Porto Rico Sugar amid mixed bonds and commodities.

New York General Motors Deere Oliver Farm International Harvester Distillers Corp. Seagrams International Hydr-Electric Standard Gas American Metal Loews Yellow Truck Liquid Carbonic Freeport Canada Dry American Woolen Preferred Container Corp Porto Rico

Chicago Produce Markets Signal Mixed Farm Prices

Chicago AP reports varied produce figures with live poultry steady under freight prices and eggs mixed by color while butter and cheese trade at steady to higher levels. New York notes mixed egg packs and butter gains as Chicago futures show slight movements and potato receipts tighten for U S shipments.

Chicago Plymouth Pymouth Ionario York New York

Flour Market Notes and Odd Prices in Minneapolis AP

Fragmented market item listing flour values and shipment figures with barrels and sacks. Mentions Carlond nuts per barrel, 98 pound sacks, and several price figures including 7 65 and 35 50 with standard patents and shipments listed in terse, unclear terms.

Minneapolish

Hawkeye Cap Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

The Hawkeye Cap operative Telephone company held its annual meeting and elected officers: President Chris Hennig, vice president H J Schlatter, secretary and treasurer Walter Belschner. Directors named include L. K Campbell C. A. Mitchell and Emil Moshel.

Hawkeye Lutheran Missionary Society of Wawkeye H Ho Tonne Henry Hemke Donald Gundacker George Hyman Emma Reichel Hawkeye Capoperative Telephone Company Chris Hennig H J Schlatter Walter Belschner L. K Campbell C. A. Mitchell l Emil Moshel

Marion News Install Officers Of Rebekah Lodge

Grove City Rebekah Lodge No 35 installed officers in I C O F hall led by Mrs Gladys Ballard district deputy president. New officers include Noble Grand Mary Swayne vice grand Ruth Norris recording secretary Alta Taylor and others. Refreshments served to fifty and Cedar Rapids visitors attended.

Grove City Rebekah Lodge No. 35 I. C. O. F. Hall Gladys Ballard Amelia Murphey Noble Grand C. M. Robison Mary Swayne Ruth Norris Alta Taylor Evelyn Fleisher Genevieve Hutton Ellen Mack Dorothy Robison Florence Clark Bertha Barnes Susie Stewart Emma O’kelly Mae O'Kelly Harriet Clark Ruth Ratliff

Bond Markets Mixed As Stocks Move On Narrow Range

New York inflation and demand factors fail to lift prices as rail stocks gain while industrial and utility loans slip. Treasury notes across several maturities show slight declines though a few issues edge higher amid automobile strike concerns and upcoming new issue offerings.

NEW York Now Review NEW York Chesapeake Corp Erie New York Central Nickel Plate Southern Railway Treasury Porriens

New DeMolay Head Lewis Harlan Installed In Linn Chapter

Lewis Harlan will be installed master councilor of Linn chapter 900 DeMolay at a joint service with Marton chapter 10 Royal Arch Masons. Other DeMolay officers, installing officers, and Royal Arch officers are listed with names and titles. Entertainment, refreshments follow installation.

Lewis Harlan Linn Marton John Stewart Sam Patterson Robert Kennedy Maurice Mitchell Wayne Carpenter Basil Zier Edward Conrad Maurice Flack Sentinel James Fry Gaylord Ward Don Beadle Norman Johnson Melvin Arp A. Hendrickson Junior Reed Lawrence Kesting Warren Bleakley Jack Price Joseph Gatewood Frank Flack Claude Knapp Amos Stewart Ralph Michel Sylven Lawson Waldo Lindley Raymond Manson Royal Arch Masons John Thompson Cedar Rapids Iowa

Traveling Men's Club Elects Joe Danziger President

Cedar Rapids Traveling Men's club elected Joseph Danziger president at the twenty-second annual meeting attended by about 150 members at the Elks club. Walter Workman was chosen vice president Burt Day treasurer and Peter Bailey secretary.

Joseph Danziger Cedar Rapids Elks Club Walter Workman Burt R. Day Peter F. Bailey H. H. Hahn Emil Pardera Arthur E. Chase Lew Zalesky J. W. Thompson George Dunlap Elks Glee Club Dempsy Jones A. L. Taylor Chamber of Commerce Iowa Linn Woodbury

Iowa City Man Fined After Gambling Devices Found

Karl Schillig a 28 year old of Iowa City charged with disorderly conduct after detectives found five marble gambling machines and other devices in his car Monday He pled innocent claiming the machines were stored in a tavern not operated He agreed to destruction of the devices.

Davenport Karl Schillig Towa City Schillig

Lost items and rewards listed in The Gazette Want Ads

A Cedar Rapids Gazette classified page lists multiple lost items and rewards. Among them are a Hamilton wrist watch, a 32x6 truck tire and wheel, a blue silk scarf, a mansfold watch with chain, and a red Parker pen, each with last known locations and contact numbers. Rewards are offered where indicated.

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