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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1941

Page

6

Hogs rise to peak price as 1939 high noted in Chicago market

Hogs close 25 to 40 cents higher, tapping 8.10 per cwt in Chicago, highest since 1939. Cattle mostly steady, fat lambs up 15 to 25 cents, Iowa Des Moines and recall markets report varied receipts and price ranges across multiple towns and weights.

Chicago Iowa Des Moines S. Dept Acriculture Minnesota Monnoyere Actte Omaha Dept Agriculture

Hogs Rise on Local Market as Grades Gain

Market notes show hogs up 25 cents across all grades on Monday. Top hog prices reach around 7.80 dollars with various weight brackets listed for good to prime hogs and packers. Cattle and sheep sections display multiple price bands for steers, yearlings, cows, bulls, and lambs with regional figures.

Associated Press Ottumwa Waterloo Mason City Chicago Nes Lotte Jone Searlings Sioux City US Dept Agriculture Eeee Taowtsa Os Hee

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices

Cedar Rapids market notes list prices for grain and produce including wheat varieties, oats, rye, barley, corn, soybeans, hay, straw, poultry, and livestock. Also shows wholesale fruits, vegetables, dairy and hides with assorted price quotes.

Bond Markets Drift Higher in Mixed Session

New York area bond market saw a month long advance with moderate demand, especially in lower price brackets. Inter national Telephone 55 and 432s led gains, up over two points, while others like Lehigh Valley 4 28 and Consolidated Edison 3 7s of 48 showed strength. Government issues closed with Treasury 46 49s and 3s range noted amid slim turnover.

New York NEW Fork i API International Telephone Lehigh Valley Consolidated Edison Firestone Tire Southern Pacific New Haven Pennsylvania North Western Portland General Electric

Stock Market Trends Uneven on Monday

A handful of rails utilities and specialties rose while many leaders slipped. Early trading was uncertain and attempts to establish a clear trend failed. About 500000 shares changed hands, a light five hour turnover. Winners included Pennsylvania U S Steel United Aircraft American Telephone Goodyear and Montgomery Ward. Losers included Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors Douglas Aircraft Westinghouse American Smelting Texas Corp International Harvester and American Can. Celotex Preferred set new highs for 1940 41.

New York Pennsylvania U. S. Steel United Aircraft American Telephone Goodyear Montgomery Ward Bethlehem Steel Chrysler General Motors Douglas Aircraft Westinghouse American Smelting Texas Corp International Harvester American Can

Wall St Quotes and Local Installations in West Branch

The page lists a dense stock quotations section from Wall Street with numerous tickers and prices for companies such as Armour, General Electric, and Bethlehem Steel, followed by a local West Branch note describing the joint installation of Masonic and Eastern Star officers. It names the officers and attendees, including E. L. Gregg and H. L. Moorhead, detailing the inductions and ceremonials.

West Branch Masonic and Eastern Star E. L. Gregg H. L. Moorhead J. P. Gable Masons Charles Pedersen W. M J. D George Pedersen Walter Paulsen J. S Tom Siler Tyler F. J. Snider Town City Matt Ware E. B. Lodge

Wheat recovers losses and closes slightly higher

Wheat regained all its prior losses and closed a shade higher as support from commission houses helped push prices up. May futures climbed to 867 and 863 cents, with corn and soybeans showing mixed to modest gains while oats and rye moved differently. Receipts and cash grain activity were noted as limited, with light moisture in winter wheat belts and forecasts of rain in some areas.

Chicago Commission House Minneapolis

Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Wool Market Report

Wisconsin cheese quotations for Jan 13 to 18 list Dalsies 16c, brick 16c, horns 16c, cheddars 15 cents. Farmers call board lists Dalisies 16c horns 16c cheddars 15 cents. In Boston, occasional inquiry on domestic wools. French combing length wool sold at 1.00 to 1.02 dollars per pound scoured. some 3 and 4 blood fleeces 42 to 45 cents grease, best bids 42 to 43 cents.

Wisconsin Cheese Plymouth Wis Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Farmers Boston US Agriculture Department

Chicago Produce Market Prices Report

Market listings show hive deliveries with hens and chicks by weight and breed, prices for leghorn and Plymouth Rock roosters, ducks by weight and color, turkeys capons and hens, butter receipts and scores, eggs with grades and receipts, potatoes with regional stock and prices, and futures for butter and fats, with New York and Pacific region price references and storage standards. price tones indicate weak demand and steady creamery butter with varied scores across regions.

Chicago Plymouth Rock White Rock Roosters Leghorn Roosters Down Inc U .S Colorado Idaho U S U_S Nebraska Bliss Minnesota North Dakota Buss Florida New York

PLAN MAT TOURNEY TO BE HELD IN CHARLES CITY

Waterloo reports the 1941 Iowa Amateur Athletic Union wrestling tournament will take place March 14 and 15 at Charles City. Finn Eriksen, West Waterloo high school coach and chairman of the Iowa A A U wrestling committee, announced the event open to all amateur wrestlers.

Waterloo Iowa Amateur Athletic Union Charles City Finn Eriksen West Waterloo Eriksen Iowa A. A. U

Washington Laborer Pleads Guilty to Petty Larceny

Washington laborer Lowell E. Lake, 24, pled guilty before Justice J. E. Bovee to petty larceny. He was fined $100 or 30 days in the county jail and committed to jail.

Washington Lowell E. Lake J. E. Bovee

Mullin Heads South as Marion Chamber Seeks Replacement

Mullin, executive secretary of the Marion Chamber of Commerce, leaves for a month in New Orleans. Walter Hall will fill in. A Marion circle of the King's Daughters meets Friday at 10 am at 1625 Ninth avenue with a noon picnic and carpet sewing. Several local residents host guests and attendances include Cedar Rapids, Ottumwa, and Huron travelers. burial services for Miss Susan Plumb are noted in Cedar Rapids.

Mullin John C Mullin Marion Chamber of Commerce New Orleans Walter Hall Glenn E. Kinser Ninth Avenue Ags Oak Hill Cemetery Cedar Rapids Susan Plumb Frank H. Ward Sunshine Mission Plumb Francis C. Plumb San Luis Obispo Calif Lou Barnett Jolly Circle Dance Club Memorial Hall Jerry Lesher Malcolm Klingler Howard Stone

Probe activity of woman who made big deposits

Mayone Crispinski a 40 year old farm woman serving up to five years in the Shakopee reformatory for larceny faced scrutiny over deposits totaling more than 220000 in seven months last year. A bank statement showed deposits from January to July, while two stores pursued a 5000 plus recovery from Maple Plain bank for checks cashed. The case revealed a pattern of large deposits followed by rapid fund depletion as authorities probe motives and whether other charges will be pursued.

Minneapolis Mayone Crispinski Shakopee Reformatory Crispinski State Bank of Maple Plain

Want Ads Rates and Submission Details in Gazette

The Gazette lists want ads rates and submission options including telephone, mail, or delivery to the office. Ads accepted until 12 Grelpeke noon for same day publication and Saturday for Sunday listings. Dial 2-1121 for Cedar Rapids Gazette ad taker assistance.

Gazette United States Cedar Rapids Gazette Iowa Dial Easternee County Rerl Cedar_ Rapids

Community Notes and Local Notices

Hostesses are Mrs. John Kinser Mrs George Zingula and Mrs John Coons Complementing Mr and Mrs Verl McNutt Mr and Mrs Delmar Risse and Mr and Mrs Fred Halley hosted a dinner at the Halley home 625 Sixth avenue Dr C A Bradley's condition after hospital stay in Cedar Rapids is improving Mrs Harry J Murphey of 1401 Eleventh street shows slight improvement Funeral Homes

Charles Johnson Sixth Avenue St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids Charles Robert Willis Jordan St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Jordan John Kinser George Zingula John Coons Verl McNutt Delmar Risse Fred Halley Halley 625 C. A. Bradley Eighth Avenue Harry J. Murphey Eleventh Street

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