Livestock Markets Show Hogs Steady to 10 Cents Higher
Hogs at Chicago stockyards rose up to 10 cents with fair activity, top at 7.90, as several cities reported varied moves. Cattle and calves were mostly steady to weak, with top prices near 13.50 for steers and a strong turnout noted at Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and East St. Louis. Sheep market showed strength with lambs around 9.25 or higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Hogs Market Prices Rise Across Iowa Markets
AP reports hog prices edged up 5 to 10 cents at Ottumwa Waterloo Mason City and Austin ranges for various weight classes from 140 pounds to 550 pounds with receipts and packer quotes listed. Prices show broader gains in lighter weights while heavier hogs hold steady or ease slightly.
Hogs and Cattle Essays Drive Market Notes in Chicago
U S Department of Agriculture hog receipts about 17 000 with active steady to 10 cents higher. Weights 210 pounds top at 790 dollars with other ranges 775 to 790 for 160 210 pounds and 745 to 780 for 220 260 pounds. Cattle receipts about 7 000 with calves and fed steers weaker on rank and file. best yearlings around 1350 dollars for large lots. Stockers and feeders scarce. fat cows steady around 600 to 650 dollars. Bulls and dealers active, mostly steady. heavy weights to 725 dollars for sausage bulls. cutters 450 to 550. Sheep receipts about 12 000 with fat lambs strong to 25 cents higher. top around 925 dollars. choice yearlings 800 to 825. western ewes 460. best fed slaughters above 925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Move Higher
Livestock receipts with cattle 1800 calves 20 slaughter steers and yearlings active fats up to 25 cents higher fat heifers firm cows strong to 35 cents up stockers and feeders steady hogs 6000 head mostly steady to strong 10 cents higher top 765 for 230 lb hogs while sows and feeder pigs mixed sheep receipts 600 lambs steady to higher with late sales at 8.75 to 8.90 for top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIOUX
US Dept Agriculture
Cattle and Hogs Auctions Presses Close Mixed in Omaha Trade
USDA reports hog receipts of 5 000 opened slow and bids softening with packers bidding down to 30.15 cents. Hog prices ranged with tops at 8765 for 180-210 lb and 230-280 lb classes. Cattle receipts around 4 900 with fed cattle steady to strong and vealers firm. Sheep receipts 6 500 with lambs steady to strong and ewes weaker.
Iowa Hog Receipts Fall From Week Ago Totals
U S Department of Agriculture figures show combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 10 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 3 a m Tuesday totaling 34 600 head, down from 51 300 a week earlier and 18 200 a year ago. Prices steady to mostly 10 cents higher with heavies up 15 cents or more, weights and bid ranges listed for barrows and gilts and packing sows by weight class.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Davenport and fall scores in mixed race notes
The fragment mentions Davenport and fall scores with values like 1.9 and 0.4, along with other scattered figures and place names. Details are fragmented and unclear, but reference to races or performance data suggests a short sports score note from a local page.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market price table for Cedar Rapids lists wheat, rye, barley, corn, soybeans, hay, butterfat, poultry, eggs, wholesale fruits and vegetables, and hides. Prices include Wheat No. 1 59c bushel, No. 2 57c, corn shelled No. 3 yellow 42c, lemons 5.50 to 6.15, oranges 3.15 to 3.60, bananas 5 4c, and hides with mixed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
Local Hog Market Sees Upward Push Across Grades
The local hog market continues to strengthen with top prices nudging to 7.45 per cwt for good hogs 140 to 150 pounds and higher ranges for other weight classes. The hide market shows slight weakness while cattle and sheep prices vary by grade and weight, with specific ranges listed for steers yearlings cows and calves.
Markets report steady poultry and flat butter and egg prices
Chicago prices show five, 28 trucks steady with turkey and poultry briefly up. Dressed turkeys steady. butter and eggs largely unchanged with weak receipts for eggs. Potatoes show steady demand though supplies moderate. several U S No 1 potato varieties listed with prices. Florida Bliss Triumphs No 1 eggs noted in market. overall stock slightly stronger with moderate supplies and light track sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock
Idaho
U. S
Wisconsin
Us&s
Michigan
U S
North Dakota
Market Report: Eggs Butter and Cheese Prices and Receipts
New York AP notes egg receipts at 32 146 weak mixed colors with special packs and standard grades. Butter receipts at 1 305 952 with creamery prices higher by 26 percent. cheese prices listed as easy and unchanged with various firsts seconds and scores provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Markets Inch Higher in Ragged New York Session
New York bond review shows improved support lines after a prior break but a jagged comeback. Some issues drop about two points while others hold fractional gains. top-grade bonds gain with euro inflows and idle bank funds, while U.S. Treasuries ease slightly on a recent run to high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
U § Treasury
International Telephone
Pennsylvania General
Germany
Wisconsin Cheese Quotations for Jan 23 28
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of January 23 to 28 list prices from the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange. Daisies and horns fetch 12 cents per pound, cheddars 11 and three quarters cents. farmers report posted prices with minor variations across varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Twins
Fermers
Sugar and Wool Markets Report From New York and Boston
In New York, sugar futures held steady with limited gains as hedge covering offset foreign selling. May opened around 195 and drifted to 194. The world contract gained modestly with March active, while raw and refined markets stayed quiet and Cuban duty paid prices remained $2.85. In Boston, domestic wools saw ongoing trading with fine and half blood territory wools holding steady from last week’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston Tap
Boston
Arrested For Theft Of Auto Accessories
Detectives arrested John Konecny, 22, of 725 Second Avenue SW on a larceny charge. A trail of stolen auto tires led to Konecny after tires were taken from cars in the Wilson and Company lot. He admitted buying six tires from two men from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Konecny
Second Avenue
Wilson and Company
Konecny
Tom Condon
Kenecny
Waterloo
Stocks Close Higher After Jumpy Session
In a volatile trading day on Tuesday the market recovered from a sharp midday slide and closed higher. Volume reached about 1.7 million shares as investors navigated mixed signals from foreign news and fluctuating bonds and commodities. Major movers included U S Steel Sears Roebuck American Tobacco Texas Corp Allied Chemical and Woolworth with notable declines in American Cyanamid Consolidated Copper Duke Power and American Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steels
Sears Roebuck
American Tobacco “B
Texas Corporation
Allied Chemical
Woolworth
Bethlehem Steel
Santa Fe
Douglas Aircraft
Anaconda
Montgomery Ward
Safeway Stores
J. C. Penney
American Cyanamid
Consolidated Copper
Duke Power
American Light
Electric
Bond and Share
Gulf Oil
Lockheed
Tuesday's Quotations From Wall Street Stocks
A jumble of listed stocks and prices from Adams Express to Walgreen with many names and figures across sectors including mining, steel, utilities, and consumer goods. Notable entities include Alaska Juneau, Allied Chem, Johns Manville, Kennecott Copr, Lehigh Valley, Libby Owens, McLellan Stores, Philips Pet, Proctor Gamble, Radio Corporn, Union Carbide, General Motors, Western Union, and Yellows. The page reflects a market snapshot with numerous price points and percentage changes through active trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Bennett & Co
Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Nickel
Allegheny Corp
Paper
Allied Chem
Tel Tel
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kans City
Sou
Amal
Lea Kayser Julius
Amn
Kennecott
Loews Inc
Amn Rad
Loft. Inc
Amn Smelting
Lorillard P
Amn Steel Fys
Lyille Gas
McLellan
Amn Tel & T
Marshall Fid
Glenn Martin
Amn Wat
Mathieson Ark
Ark Nat Gas A
Mols Moline
Armour & Co
Mo Pac RR
Atcisnt&sf
Mont Ward
Atlantic Rig
Aviation Corp
Murray Corp
Baldwin Loco
Boake & Some i
Natl Biscuit
Barnsdall Corp
Natl Cash
Beatige
Dept
Beth Steel
Natl Distirs
Blaw Knox
Proctor Gamble
Chgeo
S Pub Soc
Pullman Co
Chgo & NW
Pure
Radio Corpn
Chrysler Tr
Radio Keith
Rem Rand
Coca Cole
Nes Srotor’ Ag Col Palmolive
Cub Am Sug
Sperry Corp
Cudahy
Studebaker
Eastman Rod
Tex Corpn
Eaton Mig
Rex Gulf
Bloc Autolite
Tex Land Tr
Ec Boat
Nyompson
Eens Rth
Erie RR
Mkens Fish Rubber
Timken
Ford England
Union Carbide
Gen Cables
Union Pac
Elec
Uni Aircraft
Ben Gaeta - Sbpum Bayines
E Gen Motors
Uni el Coal
Gen Outdoor
United Fruit
Gillette
Uni Gas Co
Gimbel Brosit
Uni Gas Imp
Goshel Brown
Goodrich BF
Ind Alc
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
Ea Great Nor Ore
Virg Caro
Warner Bros
Hayes Bo Wesn Maryld
Body
Hecker Prods
Wesn Union
Hiram Walker
Westehouse AB
Houston Oil
Westehouse el
Howe Sound
White Motors
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Willys Ovid
Lils Central
Wilson & Co
Indus Rayon
Woolworth
Inspiration
Intl Hydro
Ith
Chicago
Auto Press
Heilemann
Avi & Transp
Roosevelt Submits Philippine Independence Measure
President Roosevelt sent to Congress a report from the joint preparatory committee on Philippine affairs. It recommends delaying economic independence for the Philippines from 1946 to 1960. The president and Philippine President Quezon both approve of the report.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Joint Preparatory Committee On
Philippines
Quezon
Islands
Wheat Up on Chicago Board as Light Offerings Appear
Wheat prices rose on the Chicago board as late demand showed light offerings. Corn held firm while oats also advanced. Winnipeg and Buenos Aires markets showed gains with US export activity slow. UK bought Australian wheat, and world production excluding Russia and China was estimated at 4.455 billion bushels. Local corn receipts stood at 75 cars.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
United Kingdom
Manitoba
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Russia
China
Buenos Aires
Chicago cash provisions and Minneapolis cash grain rates
Chicago cash provisions list assorted grain and livestock prices including wheat oats barley and soybeans with varying No 2 yellow No 2 white and No 3 classifications. Minneapolis cash grain prices show wheat quotations with No 1 heavy dark northern and hard Montana ranges along with corn oats and barley values and receipts.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Man Found Intoxicated In Car Fined Fifty Dollars
Dr Fesler 23 of Ladora was found in his car on Thirty third street NE with a loaded .32 caliber pistol and a sap. He claimed to be a former special deputy sheriff from Ladora and paid a fine after intoxication charges. Police suspended half the fine and collected 25 dollars before verifying weapon possession.
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Fesler
lLadora
Thirty-third Street
East Side
Will Conduct Cooking School At Killians
Miss Virginia Basham will demonstrate waterless cooking and top of the stove methods at Killian's third floor on Wednesday from 2 to 3:30 p.m. The event promotes West Virginia sour milk pancakes and southern corn cakes along with techniques for roasting beef baking potatoes in a pan and other no flame cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Miss _ Virginia Basham
Killian
Club Aluminum Products Company
Chicago
Miss Basham
Virgil Flynn Funeral Set In Solon Church
Funeral services for Virgil K. Flynn CCC worker killed when his tractor rolled over at Lake MacBride will be held Thursday at 2 pm in Solon Methodist Church. Rev. Neil Swanson to officiate. burial in Lisbon cemetery. Flynn born June 5 1912 in Toledo Iowa. survived by wife Maxine his parents and siblings.
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Solon
Virgil K. Flynn
CCC
Lake Macbride
Methodist Church of
Neil Swanson
Lisbon
Flynn
Toledo
Maxine
Clayton C. Flynn
Arlene
Edward L
Colon
Golden Morn Inlet of Bosporus Referred to in Istanbul
The inlet to the Bosporus is described as the magnificent harbor of Istanbul, Turkey, and is referred to by the nickname Golden Morn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosporus
Istanbul
Turkey
Hopkins to outline plan for economic revival this week
Washington AP Harry Hopkins may present broad outlines of his program to boost employment through business government cooperation to the business advisory council this week. Senate confirms Hopkins 58 to 27 amid WPA criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Business Advisory Council
Senate
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Barkley
Schwellenbach
Wash
Smith
South Carolina
George
Georgia
Tydings
Maryland
Gillette
Iowa
Witness Testimony Details $25 Weekly Claim in Tribune Case
Linville testifies as defense witness that as board member and secretary of Tribune Publishing he proposed recognizing Mrs May Stewart’s claim of 25 weekly dollars from the company while she remained a stockholder. Defense argues no contract existed. Trial centers on an alleged oral agreement between late R G Stewart and defendants for Mrs Stewart’s weekly pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linville
Cedar Rapids
Tribune Publishing Company
John T. Moffit
Tribune
R. G Stewart
May Stewart
R. G. Stewart
Tribune Concern
Stewart
Cedar Rapids Tribune
Joe McCormick, Jr
Flora Brown
Fred Fitch
Tribune Board
The
City Briefs And Personals
Cub pack No 24 will meet in Garfield school at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday. Parents invited. The Iowa Volunteer drill team meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the armory. Gatrelle brothers radio entertainers provide a program for Canopus club luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel Tuesday noon. Townsend club No 4 meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at 204 Fifth street NW with officer elections. Marvin Cone Cedar Rapids artist exhibits twelve paintings in the Great hall of Iowa State college Ames until about eb 14. Amateur radio operators seek to form an organization meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday at Howard radio shop 406 Third avenue SE. Ed Pfiffner sponsors the group which will affiliate with the Amateur Radio Relay league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Gatrelle Brothers
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Townsend Club
Fifth Street NW
Marvin Cone
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Ames
Howard Radio Shop
Third Avenue SE
Ed Pfiffner
Amateur Radio Relay League
To Consider Part Of Washington High As Miss Abbott Memorial
Former pupils and teachers of Washington high meet at 730 p.m. Wednesday in the Roosevelt hotel to discuss preserving part of the building as a memorial to Miss Abbie S Abbott who served as principal for thirty five years. All interested are invited. Accordions make more noise for their size than any other musical instrument.
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Washington High
Miss Abbott
Washington High School
Roosevelt Hotel
Washington Building
Abbie S. Abbott
Want Ads Harbit Nadine and Local Funeral Notices
Thank you to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during illness and death of wife and mother. Ray Harbit and daughter express gratitude. Also listings for Anderson Monuments Brady Mortuary Ahen Funeral Home with ethics notice. Lost innerspring mattress between Homestead and Marengo return to 1018 A Ave NE Liberal reward.
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Harbit
Nadine
Ray Harbit
Brady Mortuary
Sth Ave
Ahen Funeral Home
DIAL
Homestead
Marengo
Local ads tease services and products acrosscity stores
A jumbled page lists jewelry loans moving storage and shipping firms, tonics and tonics, drugstore specials and advertising inquiries. It mentions Davenport Rock Island Dubuque Des Moines Mason City Boone Marshalltown Ottumwa Burlington and a 50 mile radius, plus various beauty shops, perfumers, and home services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Corde
Katz Jewelry& Loans
First St. SE
Davenport
Rock Island
Dubuque
Des Moines
Mason City
Boone
Marshalltown
Ottmwa
Burlington
CED
Salesman Wanted for Central Iowa Food Distributors
Agency ad seeks a man to call on groceries, restaurants, institutions and hotels in central Iowa selling high grade foods. Commission plus liberal draw. Must have automobile. Include age, prior experience and start date. Also another note offering up to $45 first week with automobile bonus in Cincinnati mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Trial Of C. M. Wright On Drunk Driving Began
A state case charging C. M. Wright with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated opened before Judge H. C. Ring. Wright, 38, of 1019 D avenue NW, was arrested Dec. 25 after his truck allegedly struck a North Western locomotive at First avenue W crossing. Witnesses Joe Swacka and Robert Bachman testified. Patrolmen Fred Hasley and Harold Prasil led the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Wright
D Avenue NW
North Western
First Avenue W
H. C. Ring
Joe Swacka
Robert Bachman
Cedar Rapids
Fred Hasley
Harold Prasil
Deaths L H Robbins dies in California after illness
Louis H. Robbins, 54, died in Long Beach California after a lingering illness. Born in Iowa he lived in Cedar Rapids thirteen years before moving to California in 1938 for health. Survived by wife Flora and son Earl F. of Cedar Rapids, mother Mrs. A H Nicholas of Marathon Iowa, and four brothers Vern Des Moines Maurice Marathon Bert Oak Park and Roy Long Beach. Body arrives Cedar Rapids Thursday and will be taken to Monahan funeral home. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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L. H. Robbins
Louis H. Robbins
Long Beach
Calif
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
California
Flora
Earl F
A. H. Nicholas
Marathon
Vern
Oak Park
Tfl
Maurice R
Bert
Des Moines
Roy
Monahan Funeral Home
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Insi
Tronantes City
East St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Austin
Chicago Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Davenport Ap
Hastings Core
nyDen
Secesee
NEW York Bond Review
Treasury
Wall St
Philippine
Will
Killian’s
Virgil Flynn
Court House News
C. R. Tribune
Anderson
Ave.be
Lost
Second Street
Gazette
Probasco Jewelers
106
Ave. SE
Kenwood
Nagle Eaton
16Th Ave
Mary Mikas
Ginsberg’s
Ist
Ave
Burkar School
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Innanratey
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Allied van Lines, Inc
Es & Storage Co., Inc
Lines, Inc
Answer & Space
Phosic
Atent E. Corey
Higley
R.d.pitts
Armstrong
P.o.box
Lovely Lady Permament
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Piel
Nat Bishop
Ratna Roots
Paramount
Sara
St. BE
BEA
Paris
Vanity Beaty
Helene
Bofar
Mae's
Academe OF Beauty Permanent
Pingerwave
Paul
Smartest New Art Club
2Nd Ave
Anuar
Second Ave. BE
American Legion Hall
Blairst
An Moeller
Swisher
Ray Stolzenberg
Valley Inn
Ernie Lane
Guy Clark
Bob
Old Heidelberg
Walford Hall
Walford
Jan Guy Clark
Hiwood
Tion
Novae Heating CO
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Brodola Furniture Co
Erasner Bros
Demarah
Jim Cusack
Gardner Rugs
West Side
the Gazette
Neiberger
Allison Hotel
Kelley
Milner Hotel
Zimmerman's Electric
Monticello
Watkins
12th _St SE
Harry L. Speck
Harry Lee Speck
Beatty Chapel
George Stattfacher
Linwood Cemetery
Heberlins ‘Grounds
Ompany
Bloomington
Tllinois
Elmer Votroubek
James W. van Winkle
Frank O'Leary
Manchester
Rapid School of Welding
Marion Ia
Eglbaec School
Co. R
Dows
Kent Taylor
Maddigan School
Jon
Nash-Lafayette
Handler
Dodge & Plymouth Distributors
Wagner Motor Co
3Rd Ave
Katz
Awa
Commonwealth Garage
Padzensky
Eadlec Bros
Baer
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