Market News Hog and Cattle Prices Steady to Higher
Chicago and Omaha livestock markets report steady to higher bids for hogs and cattle. Hog receipts near 3,800 with 230-270 lb butchers selling to 6.60-6.64, top steers around 13.00, beef cows steady to strong, lambs mixed. Sioux City and Omaha show similar patterns with steady to higher prices for fed steers, yearlings, and sows, while spring lambs and vealers vary by weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Omala Livestock
Omaha
Api—Us
Dept Agriculture
California
Sioux City
Ferdine Flanihs
ST Pal
ST Paul
Decline in Spring Lambs Weaken Feeds and Market Rates
Des Moines receipts show varied livestock demand with spring lambs weaker and ewes moving around 25e gains. Hog prices steady to slightly higher. commodity bids list mixed weights with bids near 4.50 to 5.90 per hundredweight amid ongoing market shifts.
Packers Rise Five Cents in Local Market Report
Local packers gained five cents on Saturday with no change in the cat ie market. Butchers held steady as 8610 topped the price for good quality and no fit stock.
Cedar Rapids Prices and Produce Listings Summary
Price list from Cedar Rapids shows grain rates for wheat oats rye and barley with No 2 and No 3 grades, also shell corn and soybeans. Produce items include lemons oranges grapefruits lemons lettuce onions tomatoes and carrots with varying per unit prices. Hides and furs are listed by grade with calf and horse hides and pony prices included.
Butter Recipts and Potato Shipments Featured in Markets
Chicago markets report butter receipts at 1.458 709 with prices unchanged amid a quiet Saturday. Egg receipts 5.622 with no trading in July and August. Potatoes on arrivals 9% on track, total US shipments 584% with new stock. Regional cobblers and Triumphs quotes listed for Idaho, California, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Alabama, Massachusetts, Missouri, Kansas. Prices show mixed quality and demand across varieties and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
California
Wirsinia Cobblers
North Carolina Cobblers
Oklahoma
Alabama Bliss Triumphs
Massonry Cobblers
Missouri
Kansas Ecobblers
Kansas
Wisconsin cheese prices and Boston wool market update
Wisconsin cheese quotations for July 8-13 show twins and cheddars with varied cents per pound. Boston wool market notes slow new business, irregular quotations, quiet graded territory wools, and steadier fleece prices for certain delaine and blood classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth Wis
Wisconsin Cheese exchange—Twins
Farmer's Call Board
Boston
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
Dow Jones Averages End Higher on Mixed Stock Totals
The Dow Jones averages closed with gains across several sectors led by rails and utilities while industrials dipped slightly. Trading summed to 11,900 industrials, 5,300 rails, 7,700 utilities and 65 stocks changing hands, totaling 27,900 transactions on Saturday.
Stocks Travel Narrow Path on Saturday Market Patch
New York stocks edged through a quiet session with little domestic or foreign impetus. Trading totaled about 150 000 shares in two hours, compared with 113 320 in 1939, as price changes were slightly irregular and led by U S Steel Republic Steel General Motors Montgomery Ward Sears United Aircraft Glenn Martin Chesapeake and Ohio Great Northern Consolidated Edison Air Reduction Anaconda Phelps Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Wall Street Quotation Listings From Adams Express to Swift
Wall Street stock table shows prices and changes for Adams Express, Intl Harvester, Allied Chem, Amoco, Boeing, Coca Cola, Proctor Gamble, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, Union Carbide, Goodyear, General Motors, and many others. Mississippi River stage readings for Davenport to Cairo accompany the market data, noting rises and declines across listed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bennett & Co
W. Jump
Telephone
Toad Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Hydra Alleshany Corp
Alnt
Mining
Bile Allied Chem
Nickel
Allied Stores
Paper
Allis Chalmers
Ntl
Legsner SaJohns Manville
Kan City
Krosce SS
Hide & L
Kroser
G & BO
Intl Corp Ata Lehigh Val
Libbey Owens
M & Fay iVaets Lic
Row & L
Coit Inc
al Corillard
Simelting
Pourseuille
Telli McLelland
Te & Tel
McKesson
Martin G L
Mathiesen Aik
Ae Orks
Maytag Mir Bae
Miami
Petia
Ark Nat Gas
Mols Moline Armour & Co
Mohawk Carnet
Artinom Cordiista
Staety
Atch
Tate Mont Ward
Atlantic
Motor Wheel
Aviation Corp
Murray Corp
Baldwin Loca
Nash-Kelv Ate
Balto & Ohio
Bellas
Barnsdall Ala
Biscuit
Beatrice Crmy
Natl Dairy P
Ik Bendix
Ava
Beth Steet
Blaw Knox
Lin
Boeing Alrp
NY Central
Bohn Alum
Y. NH
Barden Co
Nor Pac RR
Hore Warner
Ye North Amn Co
Brises Mix
Nor Amn
Bucyrus
Ohio Ol
Otts Steel Anne's
Packard
Cal & Heelan
Utah
Calumet Zinc
Patino Mines
Camp Wyant
Panick
Ford
Ganndy Dry
Enna RR
Penney JC
Atermilaya Ue
Peoples Gas
Phillips
Pillsbury
Servel Inc Am
Come Southern
Sharp Dohme
Conde Nast
Shell Union bin Congoleum
Silver King
Simmons_ Co
Sperry Corp
Crown Drug
Crucible Steel
Stew Warner
Curter
Stone Webster
Deere A Co
Studebaker
Douglas Aire
Tex. Gull
Thompson
Rice Autolite
Timken Bet
Elec Bond
Fox Film
Eric RR
Ik Ford England
Union Carbide
Freeport
Tex My Union Pac
Gen Baking
Uni Aircraft
Gen Cabies
Uni Air Lines
Gen Electric
Uni. Corp - Gen Foods
Uni. Druc Gen Gan
Uni el
Coal
Gen Motors
Uni
Uni. Gas Co
Gen Realty
Uni Gas Timp
Gillette SR
Gimbel Bros
Goebel Brew East U
Goebel Pire
Realty Vanty Goodrich BF
Good
Miram Walker
Wittys
Houston
Witcoe
Howe Sound
Wilcan Co
Hudson Mtrs
Wentworth Ril Hupp
Mtrs
Central J. Woreesta
Ind
Rayon
Zenith Padia
Inspiration
Chicago
Armour & Co
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse Pry
Prairie du Chien
Dubuane
Clinton
Davenport Seve
Muscatine
Riseoa Keokuk
Vee
Pall
Cairo
Rise
Memphis
Wheat Steadies as Corn Slips in Quiet Chicago Trade
Wheat futures eased through most of the session on the Chicago Board of Trade, closing modestly lower while corn remained independently weaker. Soybeans also fell, with light showers in the spring wheat belt and mixed weather forecasts across regions. Receipts were light and export interest quiet as markets leaned on loan redemption news and thin trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Gata
Southwest
Northwest
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Bond Market Quietly Rises on Freight Reports In New York
Rising prices for mid and low priced bonds boosted the market in New York Saturday with gains in Northern Pacific Nickel Plate Lackawanna and Western Great Northern Kansas City Fort Scott Delaware and Hudson and Baltimore and Ohio issues. Foreign loans like Norway and Sao Paulo also firmed while German issues showed mixed movement and U S government bonds posted small variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Joans
Carlendings
Northern Pacific
Nickel Plate
Lackawanna
Norway
Sao Paulo
Reynaud Recovering After Automobile Accident in France
French former premier Paul Reynaud is reported recovering at Montpellier after an automobile accident soon after his cabinet resigned. French circles in London speculate on motives and possible German influence, but no confirmed escape or relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INL
Paul Reynaud
France
Montpelier
Reuters
Havas
Vichy
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
Reynaud
Germany
National Committee
Gestapo
Africa
Petain
Recruits Hit Fifteen From Cedar Rapids Office
Last week Cedar Rapids recruiting office enrolled 15 men for the regular army marking the highest weekly total since the drive began. Corporal William Geisendorfer noted an average of about three recruits weekly. New enrollees are Robert L. Coleman of Walker and Albert W. Samuelson of Fairfield. Coleman ships to the field artillery at Fort Lewis Washington and Samuelson to the air corps at Chanute Field Rantoul Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regular Army
Cedar Rapids
Corp
William Geisendorfer
Robert L. Coleman
Walker
Albert W. Samuelson
Fairfield
Coleman
Field Artillery
Fort Lewis
Wash
Samulson
Air Corps
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ill
Miss Lora Turner Weds Ray B. Newman in Marion Home
Miss Lora Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Qwen Turner 1005 Tenth street married Ray B Newman of Dearborn Michigan on Saturday at 10 am. Rev J P Van Horn Cedar Rapids officiated in the bride’s parents home with close family present. The bride wore a dusty pink redingote and gardenia corsage. Attendants were Marvin Addison and wife. A wedding breakfast for 14 was at the Marion Golf club. Mrs Newman a Marion High and Coe College graduate taught at Woodrow Wilson in Cedar Rapids. Mr Newman is assistant manager at Henry Ford experimental farms Dearborn. They will reside in Dearborn after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Turner
Qwen Turner
Tenth Street
Ray B. Newman
Dearborn
Mich
J. P. van Horn
Cedar Rapids
Marvin Addison
Marion
Marion Golf Club
Newman
Marion High School
Coe College
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Henry Ford Experimental Farms
Burlington Woman Hosts Sunday School Class Dinner
Complimenting her daughter Phyllis Newcomb of Burlington on a two week visit in Marion Mrs Frank Newcomb entertained the Methodist church Sunday school class taught by Mrs Harry Snell at dinner Friday at 758 Ninth street Present were Charlotte Smith Gladys Hyde Patty Peck June De Wees Mary Alice Kemble Eileen Schenken Barbara Fitzgerald Mrs Snell and Iona Cleveland of Des Moines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Newcomb
Burlington
Marion
Frank Newcomb
Methodist Church
Harry Snell
Ninth Street
Charlotte Smith
Gladys Hyde
Patty Peck
June de Wees
Mary Alice Kemble
Eileen Schenken
Barbara Fitzgerald
Snell
Iona Cleveland
Des Moines
Local social and community notes from Marion and Cedar Rapids
Mrs Ferdinand Vugrnick of Milwaukee underwent removal of her right eye at Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids after being struck by a clod of dirt. The item also notes visits, hospitality events, and upcoming local gatherings including church services, school programs, a Legion field baseball game, and a picnic at Thomas Park honoring Mrs Sue Elsberry Lough of San Antonio, with extended family and friends mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Vugrnick
Milwaukee
Mercy Hospital
Cecar Rapids
Sue Elsberry Lough
San Antonio
Tex
Bert Gibson
Maude Patton
Marion
Fred Wink
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Park
Lough
Village Barn Dance Benefit At Garden Theater Tuesday
A benefit motion picture "Village Barn Dance" starring Richard Cromwell Doris Day Lulu Belle and Scotty will be shown at the Garden theater Tuesday evening under the Marion Boy Scouts. Proceeds aid Marion Scouts who cannot attend summer camp on the Wapsie near Waubeck. Short features included. Manager H C Mershon cooperates with the Scouts. tickets from Boy Scouts or at the theater.
Berkeley Counselor Louise Beyer Visits From Milwaukee
Miss Louise Beyer, counselor at Berkeley High School, attended the National Education Association convention in Milwaukee and arrived Friday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs August W Beyer in Marion. George Burkhard, Berkeley High vice-principal, and Mrs Burkhard accompanied her and spent Friday en route to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Beyer
Berkeley, Calif
National Education Association
Milwaukee
August W Beyer
Beyer
George Burkhard
Berkeley High School
Burkhard
Marion
California
Ringland Twentyeth Birthday Dinner in New York
Observing Bud Ringland’s twentieth birthday in New York City Mr and Mrs E B Ringland hosted a Friday evening dinner at 949 Eleventh Street Decorations featured patriotic colors and a lighted cake. Six guests were served as covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Ringland
New York City
E. B. Ringland
Eleventh Street
Marion area church service times listed by denomination
A reader notice lists weekly schedules for multiple churches. Baptist Rev L W Inman Sabbath services at 9 45 am and 10 45 am with communion. Catholic Rev J McElliott mass at 7 30 and 9 30 am. Christian Rev Vernon H Carter morning worship at 9 am and Bible classes at 10 am. Congregational Rev C G Ellinger services at 9 45 am and 11 am with communion. Pilgrim High roaders gathering 6 30 pm. Free Methodist Rev Herbert Livingston services at 9 45 am 10 45 am and 7 45 pm with prayer Wednesday. Methodist Rev Arthur W Henke services at 9 45 am and 11 am. Presbyterian Rev C V R De Jong morning worship 9 am communion, baptism, new members. Sunday school 10 am. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Rev Carl E Krog worship 10 30 am and Sunday school 9 30 am. Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath 10 30 am Sunday preaching 11 30 am. Prairie Chapel Rev B Clyde Sunday school 10 am morning worship 11 am. Epworth League 7 30 pm. Alburnett Rev J B Clyde Sunday school 9 30 am worship 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
St. Joseph's
J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Christian Endeavor
Chri
Tenth Street
C. G. Ellinger
Pilgrim Highroaders
Free Methodist
Herbert Livingston
Arthur W Henke
C V. R. de Jong
Ladies Spiritual Life Group
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
J B. Clyde
Court House News: Two Drivers Charged With DUI In Lisbon Area
L E Jones 65 Mechanicsville pled not guilty before Judge Heiser and posted 500 bond after arrest by highway patrol near Lisbon on a drunken driving charge. James J Modracek 29 Cedar Rapids was taken into custody after a collision with G H Gould 59 near J Street SW and also pled not guilty to driving while intoxicated, posting 500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Jones
Mechanicsville
Highway Patrol
Lisbon
J. E Heiserman
James J Modracek
Cedar Rapids
Jim Smith
Modracek
G. H. Gould
Ninth Street
J Street
Hearing on Luhrstedt receivership fees and expenses
Hearing before Judge H C Ring sought $1 080 in receiver fees and expenses for Henry G Luhrstedt of Stark Construction Cedar Rapids. The Nichols Engineering and Research Corp filed resistance noting unsettled assets. Judge Ring allowed $500 toward fees and $2 230 71 for expenses, continuing the hearing to July 31 at 9 am and also considering $1 750 in attorney fees to Grimm Elliott Shuttleworth and Ingersoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G Luhrstedt
Stark Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Nichols Engineering and Research Corporation
Judge Ring
Grimm, Elliott, Shuttleworth
Ingersoll
Ada Brown Pleads Not Guilty in Statutory Charge
Ada Brown 46 of 71112 H Street SW arraigned in district court on a statutory charge. Judge C Haas set bond at 3000 dollars after two men Isaac Lowe and Joe Wilson testified against her about an assault incident at The Royal Civic Club 730 H Street SW in Lake Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Brown
H Street
Brown
Isaac Lowe
Joe Wilson
Lake Charles
Man Released on Own Bond After Assault Charge
On motion by the county attorney, 40 year old Michael Sheaver waived a preliminary hearing before Justice H. R. Churchill and was released from Linn county jail on his own bond. In a divorce case Pearl Sheaver vs Michael Sheaver, Judge C. J Haas issued a personal interference injunction against the defendant on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Sheaver
H. R. Churchill
Linn County
Pearl Sheaver
C. J Haas
Court approves sale of Cedar Rapids bank land to Satterly and Mc Millan
District Judge C J Haas authorizes D W Bates receiver of Iowa State Savings bank to sell real estate in McClenahan and Buchanan's addition to West Cedar Rapids to C C Satterly and G B Mc Millan for 950 dollars. An offer of 900 dollars by Tony Catanzaro was submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
C J. Haas
McClenahan
Buchanan
West Cedar Rapids
C C Satterly
G B McMillan
Tony Catanzaro
Coe College Graduate Peggy Lee Dies in Iowa City
Peggy Delight Lee aged 21 a 1940 Coe college graduate died at 530 pm Friday in University hospital Iowa City after a short illness She resided with her sisters at 849 Avenue NE and attended summer school at Coe She held a bachelor degree conferred last month Survived by parents Mr and Mrs W A Lee Britt two sisters Mrs Cyril Lattner St Andrew Fla and Mrs Raymond Peterson Britt a brother Horace Lee Britt Funeral services will be held at Britt Sunday afternoon with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Delight Lee
Coe College
University Hospital
Iowa City
Miss Lee
Perle
Dorothy
Inez Lee
Avenue NE
Coe
W A Lee
Britt
Cyril Lattner
St. Andrew
Fla
Raymond Peterson
Horace Lee
Six pallbearers named for Leslie Rabik funeral at Brush chapel
Six employees of the Universal Crusher company will serve as pallbearers for Leslie C. Rabik, the jalopy derby driver killed Thursday at Hawkeye Downs. Services are Sunday at 2 p.m. in Brush chapel, conducted by Dr Marion H. Williams. Burial at Alice cemetery near Center Point. No inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Crusher Company
George W. Skvor
Roy Stepanek
Joseph C Melichar
Melvin L. DeVore
Russell Pettis
Frank Stroleny
Leslie C. Rabik
Hawkeye Downs
Brush Chapel
Marion H. Williams
Alice Cemetery
Center’ Point
Rabik
R. E
Deputy Coroner Details After Police Interviews
Munden deputy coroner spoke Saturday after interviews with policemen and city physician Dr. V. H. Hasek who witnessed the accident.
Obituary notices for E R ODeen and F A Warner
Mrs E R ODeen aged 42 of 416 Sixteenth street SE died Friday at 1 AM in a local hospital after a two month illness. She was born in Long Grove and married July 12 1920 in Rock Island IL. Funeral at Smykle s funeral home Anamosa 2 PM Sunday burial Anamosa cemetery. Survived by husband mother Mrs Myrtle Welch sister Mrs Harriett Roberts and two stepsons Ernest and Kenneth ODeen. F A Warner 72 a retired Milwaukee road railroad man died Friday at his Cambridge home after a short illness. Son Harold M Warner resides in Cedar Rapids. Funeral at 2:30 PM Sunday at the Warner home Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. O'Deen
Sixteenth
Long Grove
Rock Island
Ernest R. O'Deen
Ponca City
Okla
Smykle
Anamosa
Anamosa Cemetery
Myrtle Welch
Wichita, Kan
Harriett Roberts
Ernest and
Kenneth O’deen
Chicago
F A Warner
Cambridge
Harold M. Warner
Twelfth Street
Cedar Rapids
Warner
Milwaukee Road
Harold Warner
Wizards of the air Lockheed planes aid Britain surge
American built Lockheed planes modified with bomb racks and turrets serve as Britain’s air wizards. They escort convoys and have shot down numerous German planes, with one returning from Germany after taking a wing damage. A Scottish officer explains their mission to break the siege and keep ships safe at harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Messerschmitt
Germany
Oklahoma
America
Rep Goode Accused of Violating Cream Grading Law
Rep Dewey Goode of Bloomfield a produce dealer was charged with violating the state cream grading law. A hearing was set for 130 p m on July 15 and he was warned his cream dealer license could be revoked if he failed to appear. The charge stems from buying a can of second grade cream and paying first grade price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Dewey Goode
Bloomfield
Secretary of Agriculture
Mark Thornburg
Goode
Thornburg
Don Harris
Davis County
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
Nebraska Sheriff Seeks Rug Salesman in Taxing Complaint
Cedar Rapids police aided Sheriff Leonard Swanson of Rock county Nebraska in searching for George Nassif a rug salesman with address 715 Seventh Street SE. Swanson holds a warrant for Nassif's arrest on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Complainant E. J. Peterson Nebraska rancher. Nassif allegedly borrowed 100 dollars in rugs and draperies then 200 dollars claiming a hotel contract. Nassif previously faced a similar charge and was held for Cresco authorities in May 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Leonard Swanson
Rock County
Neb
George Nassif
Seventh Street
Swanson
Nassif
E. J. Peterson
Nebraska
Peterson
Cresco
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