Hogs Active Friday in weekend cattle market notes
Chicago market reports show hogs advancing 10 to 25 cents with prices for 180 to 240 pound hogs at 8.25 to 8.40 dollars and top quotes near 8.45 while cattle trade remains dull with scattered loads and some weaker beef prices. Sheep and lambs show varied pricing and steady to lower demand across multiple midwestern yards and regional markets.
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Chicago
Hholes Fed
Western Lambs i
Des Moines
Minnesota
Ram
Cnod
Choice
Packers and Hogs Market Averages and Prices Report
Peoria Livestock market notes varied hogs with many weight classes trading from 5 to 10 cents higher. Hogs top around 8.30 per cwt with several weight ranges reported. cattle and sheep receipts small, lambs and yearlings noted with prices around 10 dollars, and sows steady to higher on thinner supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Hisher
Local hog market shows slight gains on Friday
Hog prices strengthened slightly with most grades up five cents. Long haul top at 805 dollars. Prices listed for various hog weights from 140 to 500 pounds, with packers and cattle sections following, including steers and yearlings in several weight ranges and different quality grades. Sheep and lambs also noted with price ranges and adjustments.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Cedar Rapids market notes list prices for grains, straw, poultry, hides, and produce. Wheat, oats, rye, barley, corn, soybeans prices shown, plus straw bales and poultry weights and price ranges. Wholesale fruits vegetables include lemons oranges grapefruit celery celery lettuce onions cabbage carrots potatoes cauliflower sweet potatoes and winesap apples with assorted hide and livestock values.
Chicago Produce Market Summary and Prices
Market reports show poultry receipts at 31 ricks with mixed shell and broiler prices. butter receipts near 1.97 million pounds with varied scores. eggs receipts about 9,155 cases with steady market and a broad range of grades. cheese and produce futures listed, including butter and eggs storage standards and future months. New York values list eggs at 12,098 receipts with steady mixed colors and several grade price points. butter at 514,026 receipts with firmness and higher scores. cheese supplies 85,323 with dull, unchanged prices.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock Springs
White Rock
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bliss
Nebraska
Colorado
New York
Wool Market Report Details Mixed Demand and Firm Prices
Boston spot wool demand showed modest activity with firm prices for South American wools. Medium grade South American wools sold sometimes at steady to firming prices. Australian and South African fine merino wools remained moderately active at firm prices. Domestic greasy combing wools drew little interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
US Agriculture Department
Stocks Follow Irregular Path on Friday
In New York the stock market closed with mild irregularity as leaders edged little and most issues stayed near prior levels. Gains appeared for Bethlehem Steel Chrysler and International Harvester while US Steel United Aircraft and Pennsylvania lagged. overall volume was light with about 400000 shares traded.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
International Harvester
US Steel
United Aircraft
Pennsylvania
Wall Street Quotation Highlights From Friday Trading
The report lists quotes for Adams Express Allied Stores Amn Can Kroser Lockheed Owens Amn Pow Amn Steel Poys Marshall Fidu Natl Gas Amn Woolen Minneapolis Moline and many more stocks with prices across various firms. The page also notes Chicago stock performance and diverse listings including Union Carbide General Electric Boeing Packard and Coca-Cola among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Kresee
Baty Amn
Kroser G & B
Amn
Mathiesen Aik
Miami
Moline Bt
Arcade Cope
Nash-Kelv Ars
Atchison
And
Aviation Corp
Baldwin
Laco
Ain Ralty
Ohio
Nor Pac
Tin Barnedatti
North Amn Co
Bendix Ava Aig
Ats Heth Steel
Qnle
Boeing Air
Packard
Bohn
Gelotex
Radio Corp
Gerisumtead
Rem Rand
Shell Union Ints Congoleum
Simmons Co
Cons Edison Agi
Shelley Ou
Motors
Sperry Corn
Coty Inc
Gilg Grucble Steel
Stand Calif
Gil Curtiss
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
Ewater
Elec Autolite
Timken
Trans-Amer
Fox Film
Union Carbide
Gen Cables
Union Pac
Gen Electric
Nat Uni Aircraft
Gen Foods
Uni Air Lines
Gen Gas
Uni Corp Ia
Gen Motors
Gillette S
Uni el Coal
Gimbel Bros
Froit
Goebel Brew
Unf Gas Co
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Zenith Radio
Cricago
Avl
Transpo Mer
Midwest Corp
Bendix
Norwest Bank
Borg Warner
Quaker O
Ruler Bros
Swift and Co
Swift
Comw Edison
Walareen
Dredze
Wondall Ind
Bond markets waver as rail loans falter led by profit-taking
New York bond review shows mixed results with industrial and utility issues attracting buyers while rail loans retreat. Illinois Central 4s and Southern Pacific 4s40 lead losers. Pacific Gas 3s and North Western 4s34 rise modestly. Government bonds dip fractions. foreign issues steady. Daily stock and rail counts appear, with broad market activity indicated.
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New York
Cartiers
Mlinois Central
Southern Pacific
Pacific Gas
North Western
Rome
U & Governments
Wheat futures rise as market gains on mid-session strength
Wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade shifted from little early movement to gains of more than a half cent a bushel as corn oats rye and soybeans also rose. May wheat 86 8575. corn up 3 to 14. oats up 4 to 44. rye up 13 to 45 2. soybeans up 17 to 97 98.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Update From Plymouth Market
Wisconsin cheese exchange reports weekly price quotes for January 2 to 3 5. Daisies sell at 16 cents, brick cheeses and cheddars around 15 to 16 cents, farmers call hoard includes daisies at 16 cents and cheddars at 15 to 16 cents.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Bequests to Catholic Orders In Will Of Rev Patrick McNamara
The will of Rev Patrick Joseph McNamara admitted to probate lists bequests totaling 14500 to Catholic groups. Msgr John Molloy is executor. specific gifts include 3000 to Sisters of Mercy Cedar Rapids for Sacred Heart convent use and 2000 for education of candidates for Mercy, 500 for propagation of faith, 1000 for foreign missions, and 3000 for masses for the testator. The will is dated January 9, five days before his death.
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Patrick Joseph McNamara
Sacred Heart Academy
Father McNamara
John Molloy
Immaculate Conception Parish
Sisters of Mercy, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart Convent
Sisters of Mercy
Msgr. Molloy
Resistance to Retax Costs In Wapsie Valley Fair Suit
A motion by Linn County Fair Inc to retax costs in a summer civil suit involving members of the old Wapsie Valley Fair Association was filed in district court. Judge Haas will hear the motion February 13 at 9 a.m. The decree last July 9 awarded interests in the Linn County Fair to 51 members but taxed half the costs to each side. The resistance, led by Frank Norris and others, argues witness fees were wrongly taxed as costs. The information portion notes a true information charging Oscar Melchert with driving while intoxicated.
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Linn County Fair, Inc
Old Wapsie Valley Fair Association
C. J. Haas
J. E. Heiserman
Linn County Fair
Wapsie Valley Group
Frank Norris
W. E Powers
S. H. Stevenson
Earl H. Goodlove
Frank Bedell
Arrest Report Details Alcohol Test After Crash Near Mount Vernon
Thursday afternoon a chemical test showed four milligrams of alcohol per cubic centimeter, twice the legal limit. Judge Haas approved a $500 bond Friday for Melchert, arrested Wednesday near Camp Good Health on the Mount Vernon highway, found asleep in a ditched car by Sheriff Smith.
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Torney
W. W. Crissman
C. J Haas
Melchert
James Smith
Camp Good Health
Mount Vernon
Smith
Local Man Charged With Contributing to Delinquency
Jake Bowers, 57, of route 3, was jailed in Linn county on charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder took him into custody Thursday afternoon and he waived to the grand jury before Justice H. R. Churchill. Held on $1,000 bond. Arrest connected to a 16 year old girl.
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Jake Bowers
Route 3
Linn County
Harlan Snyder
H. R. Churchill
Zingula will admitted to probate with executrix named
The will of Mike Zingula who died April 27, 1940, was probated Thursday. Anna Zin gula widow and sole heir was confirmed executor without bond. The joint Iowa City will was dated Sept 12, 1938. Kate Dimprich of 710 Sixteenth Street SE was named administratrix for her husband Joseph Dimprich who died Jan 21. Bond $400. estate valued at $200.
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Mike Zingula
Anna Zingula
Iowa City
Kate Dimprich
Sixteenth Street
Joseph Dimprich
Partition action over four Linn and Buchanan county parcels
Plaintiffs K. R. Weeks Mrs. E. R. Weeks Harriet A Houston and Paul Houston seek partition of four Linn and Buchanan county parcels. Defendants Bernice Hutchinson Randolph Hutchinson and F R Weeks as administrator of J M Weeks estate, who died July 25, named in the suit. Petition requests appointment of a referee to sell the property.
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K. R. Weeks
E. R. Weeks
Harriet A Houston
Paul Houston
Linn
Buchanan
Bernice Hutchinson
Randolph Hutchinson
F R Weeks
J M Weeks
South Side Variety Store Incorporation Details
Articles of incorporation filed with County Recorder Dempsy Jones for a general merchandise firm named South Side Variety Store. Capitalization set at 10,000 dollars with 100 shares at 100 dollars each. A PDrorak listed as president and treasurer, I A Dverak as vice president and secretary.
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Dempsy
Jones
South Side
District court appoints two estate administrators
Fred M. Gaasch of Walker named administrator for Martha Gaasch who died January seventeenth with bond fifty dollars? The estate valued around fifteen hundred. Mitte B Rodibaugh of 349 Seventh Avenue SW named administrator for Samuel J Rodibaugh who died Sunday with bond one hundred dollars and estate value noted. Milburn Easely of 824 East Avenue NE jailed at ten am Thursday on sheriff request. A telegram from Sheriff Smyth claims a bench parole from a one year suspended desertion sentence was revoked. Florian and John Hae file separate answers in Bessie Hae property recovery suit after she divorced Florian last November.
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Fred M. Gaasch
Walker
Martha Gaasch
Bond
Mitte B Rodibaugh
Seventh Avenue
Samuel J Rodinbaugh
Milburn
Florian Hae
John Hae
Bessie Hae
Colorado "Sergeant Brown" Suspected As Iowa's O'Leary
Pueblo Colorado Springs and La Junta police hunted a self styled Sergeant Brown alias Buck Allen for alleged recruiting activity. He may be the famed "recruiting officer" who lured Iowa boys into the army, identified as Glenn Taylor of Oelwein by a relative. He faces charges for bad checks, unpaid chauffeur, hotel bills, and disrupting Pueblo recruiting HQ with claimed orders from Washington.
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Puebl O. Cole
INS
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
la Junta
Brown
Buck Allen
O'Leary
Glenn Taylor
Oclwein
Taylor
Colorado
Army
Reserve Officers Organization
Fort Logan
Washington
Ice Causes More Mishaps in Local Incidents
Mercy hospital treated two slip fall victims from icy conditions. Mrs. C. B. McClelland dislocated her shoulder tying her dog in the backyard on Second Avenue SE. Robert Patrick Jones, 9, lacerated his eyebrow after slipping on the ice on Fifteenth Street SE. Jones was released. McClelland stayed through Friday afternoon.
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Mercy Hospital
C. B. McClelland
Second Avenue SE
Robert Patrick Jones
Paul Jones
Fifteenth Street SE
Robert
Paralysis Campaign Tags On Sale Saturday In Marion
Campaign tags featuring images of crippled children go on sale Saturday at 10 am in Marion, sold by Analig Camp Fire members to fight infantile paralysis. Tags cost ten cents, with unbought tags available at Harte Beauty shop. Funds support Linn county efforts and local braces for a county girl awaiting treatment.
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Marion
Analig
Camp Fire
Harte Beauty Shop
Ethel Harte
Danceland
Linn County
Anna Lamey
Paul Huston
Guy McKibben
Celia Gatons Hyland
Cedar Rapids
War Budget Octave Over High C and Bugs Can't Hit It
A fragmented local column notes John Adams elected president of the Dry Creek Agricultural and Literary club at Memorial Hall with Ernest F. Badham as vice president and Jo W. Frazee as secretary. Mentions Marion high school baseball, Swiss flag demonstration, and ads. Includes oblique commentary on the national war budget and finances.
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John Adams
Dry Creek Agricultural and Literary Club
Memorial Hall
Charles Dukek
Ernest F. Badham
Jo W. Frazee
Robert Hagerman
Ivan Gillmore
Badham
Dukek
Lydia Gillmore
Lynn Fuller
Joe Frazee
Marion High School
Falls High School
Roosevelt High School
Cedar Rapids
Marjonigh
Picnic Dinner Plans For Red Cross Members
A picnic dinner was served to 18 members. The afternoon was spent sewing for the Red Cross. Plans were made to serve lunch at the H F McCalley farm sale next week and to host the REA annual dinner at the high school gym on February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Stilkens
Red Cross
H F McCalley
REA
German Demand On France For Use Of Tunisia Reported
Berne dispatches report Germany formally demanded France allow use of Tunisia as an anti naval base for attacks on British forces in North Africa. Berlin planned disembarking units at Bizerte, risking clashes with the British fleet and drawing France into the war. The note also says Laval faced pressure to resign and restore the government immediately to avoid occupation.
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Switzerland
Ins
Germany
France
Tunisia
North Africa
Bizerte
Britain
Vicks Friday
Diplomate
Marshal Peta
Hess
Pierre Lasval
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