Hogs Decline as Cattle Steady in Midwest Livestock Markets
Iowa and Illinois markets report hog prices down about 19 cents with tops near 6.70 while cattle remain steady and spring lambs rise 10 to 25 cents. Regional quotes at Ottumwa Mason City Waterloo Peoria reflect mixed moves across hogs cattle and sheep with receipts varying by yard and weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Br Associated Ress
Ottumwa
Hocs
Waterloo
Chmie
Pacaing
Mason City
Iowa Hog Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Receipts and prices from Des Moines and Omaha markets show hogs at multiple weight ranges with bid levels down from prior periods. Omaha notes softer packing sow and heavier hog bids while Chicago reports mostly lower cash quotes on lighter and heavier weights. Cattle and sheep activity remains slow with feeders and stockers weak to steady amid mixed regional demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
At & Am
Aurekasa
Choice
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Aue & Cenk
Jan
Askas
Ziaucites
Livestock Market Report From South St Paul State Market News
Cattle prices and conditions mixed at the South St Paul market with 6000 head reported. Early bids showed steady to weak demand for steer and heifer sale, yearlings and mixed lots priced around 850 to 900 dollars, with medium to good quality cattle showing strength in some lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Path Livestock
ST Paul
Stegdt
Wreak Tone Preva Linge
Sian
Eari
Chaice
Local Hog Market Slips 10 to 13 Cents. Cattle Steady
Hogs show weakness on the local market with a 19 ton drop and prices down to 630 for no-fill taps. Cattle remain steady with varying weights and quality. Genuine spring lambs range 79 to 90 pounds at 850, 100 to 120 pounds at 2.50 down, with prices varying by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Eure
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Poultry Market Notes
A Cedar Rapids listing notes poultry prices Hens under 5 lbs at 32 to 34 cents per lb and adds wholesale fruits vegetables and meat prices. Supplies include straw baled at 7.50 to 5.60 per unit and hides for various grades, with horses priced at 30.9 to 25.0 and pony or clue priced separately.
Wall St. Stocks and Market Quotes From Mon Nov 27
J E Bennett & Co publishes Monday quotations featuring Adams Express Inspiration Alaska Juneau Allied Chem Aluminum Corp and many more. The listing covers numerous corporations including Kennecott, Kroger, Union Carbide, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, Studebaker and Coca Cola with prices and percent changes, followed by a section on Chicago stocks and futures data provided by Samson Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Bennett & Co
Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Expr
Alaska
Juneau
Allesny Corp
Hydro
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Gladnt
Nickel
Alls Chalmers
Paner
Ann Cable
Johns Manville
Kan City
Amn
AL An Kroger G
Amn Int. Co
Libbey Suns
Big & Myers
M & Fdy
Lis
Atte Am Metals
Vandate Lorws. Inc
Lott Ineita
Ame
Rod Ab
Loritard
Mills i McLelland
Smellac
McKesson
Amn Steel Fays
Sianewall
Martin
G L Taedhy
Tet & Tel
Smatruai
Ann Woden
Myris Moline
Natl
Bellas
Atlantic
Natl Biscuit
Aviation Cor
Balwin
Dairy Paty Balto & Ohio
Dept Stra
Detirsania Rayuk Chars
Pow & Bits
Crmy
Wils
Benda Ayn
Nh&a
Beth Steet
Nor Pac
North Amn Co
Nor Amn
Bohn Alum
Ohio
Hth Borden Co
Oqus Steel
Bors Warner
Packard
Maines
Ana
Canada
Binouth
Proctor
Pullman Co
Cetra de Pasco
Carp
Stu Ches & Ohio
Keith
Cmsr
A&p ‘A'Y Reo Motors
Repb Steel
Chroit
Chroit Yk Poofaety
Chresler Motors
Satewas
Schenier Coca
Sears Roebuck
Serve, Inc
Sharp Dohme
Bia Shell
Union
Southern
Simmons Co
Svelly Owl
Cons Edison
Socony
Vacals
Motors
Corn
Coty Inc
Crown Drug
Cudahy
Curtiss
Stew Warner
Deere. As
Stone Webster
Ougle
Studebaker
du Pont
Stud Corp
Eastern
Tex Guilt
Eastman
Thompson
U S Steel
Goodyear
Tore
Vanadium
Graham Paize
Walworth
Granby Cons
Ward Bak
Nor Ore
Warner Bros
Hat Corp
Hayes
Willys Ovid
Hecker
Wilcox Ol
Wilson
Houston Oil Woolworth
Howe Sound
Zenith Aio
Waleren
Edison
Bond Markets Show Modest Gains in Quiet Trade
New York prices edged up for a few railroad and foreign dollar bands while generalist issues held near last week’s levels in a subdued session. German Italian and Milan foreign bonds rose modestly. several corporate issues lagged with limited progress. Government securities fluctuated little with the newly issued 24 1 2 percent bonds joining the tape at about 103.4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston and Mathers
Germany
Milan
Foreit
Buenos Aires
Abitibi Power and
Power $S
Youngstown
Shell Union
Micemuri-Kansan-Texas
Montana Power
New York Central Ss
Stocks Haven’t Waked Up Yet
New York AP reports stocks remained in a comatose condition with war fear dragging markets. A weak rally by steels failed to gain ground while investors kept a wary wait-and-see stance amid potential German aggression against England. Transfers were around 225,000 shares with U S Steel Bethlehem GM Chrysler Montgomery Ward United Aircraft Johns Manville among resistant issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Johns-Manille
Wheat Tone Easier On Chicago Market As Corn Steady
Indifferent buying and a generally easier tone marked the Chicago wheat market. Corn showed firmness especially in the new crop month, with July wheat down about a cent and July corn up around 14 cents. Other grains moved mixed with Minneapolis cash grain noting varied receipts and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Minneapolis Cash Grain
Montana
South Dakota
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Boston Wool Market Report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of July 22 to 27 show varied prices with Daisies at 14 2 for certain types and Cheddars 13 2. The Farmers call hoard lists Daisies at 14 2 and mentions commodities horns 14 at 14 sc. The Boston market remained very quiet with a sporadic sale of country packed three fichts and quarter-blood bright fleece wools at 37 to 38 cents delivered past Mills. Fine territorial wools showed little interest, with some jennet wonls moved at 73 to 78 cents scoured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Tlymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmer’s Call
Commodores Tc
Chicago markets report on live poultry and dairy products
Chicago markets show 27 trucks of live poultry with varied prices for hens, roosters, ducks, and turkeys. Butter receipts at 59,498 pounds steady. egg receipts at 18,879 with unsettled fresh stock. potatoes steady with several regional price ranges for Idahos and Washingtons.
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Chicago
API
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Roest. Old Inc. Young
Creamory
California
Ionng White US
Idaho
Bussett Burbanks
Jong Whites US
Idaho Bliss
U. S
Washington
Oregon
Lone Whites
Nebraska Bliss
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
La Porte City Fire Destroys Frame Barn Behind City Hall
A 25 by 40 foot frame barn owned by Mr. and Mrs. Franc Igou was destroyed by fire Friday night behind the city hall. The barn held many tools and papers sold by Mr. Igou. Firemen saved nearby structures and the building was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
Franc Igou
O R C Directors Open Sessions Here
Twelve directors of the Order of Railway Conductors representing 35 000 members on 165 United States and Canadian railroads convened here to transact internal order business. The semiannual board of directors meets in the Q O R C building all week with senior vice president Fraser stating no appointments will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
United States
QO. R. C
J. E. Rogers
Cedar Rapids
C. S&s. Montooth
Oram
H.W. Fraser
J. A Phillips
M P P. Reynolds
Seattle
WD. Johnson
Washington, D C
F J Williams
Chicago
Thomas Todd
Montreal
J. H. Rodgers
Louisville
R . Hughes
Milwaukee
J. A. Scott
Atlanta
J. F. Casey
Portland
J. R. Kelly
Newton
F H. Nemitz
B C Johnson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Reynolds
Hughes
Rodgers
Fraser
Brotherhood
W. J. Daniels
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway
Fowler Nantz Prairie City and Phyllis Wyne Wed in Maple Park
Fowler Nantz and Phyllis Wyne were married Monday morning by Justice H R Churchill. Mrs H T Ford of St Paul, formerly Rachel Gutenkauf, visits her parents Mr and Mrs J C Guten Kauf at 1002 A Avenue NW. Cub Pack Nolf tours Coca Cola Bottling Plant with Mrs Leo Vanous. Parking rules on Sixteenth Avenue SW to C Street installed Monday per Traffic Capt Gordon Hughes. Glove compartments in 12 autos at A Avenue and Second Street NE ransacked Monday morning. Maurice F Jones reports to police. Kenwood Park Presbyterian church held its annual picnic Friday evening in Bever Park with 200 attendees. Prof Walter H Bundy to speak on Is Civilization About to Collapse tonight at 8 in Maine Lodge Hall. follow-ups on The Uses God Makes of Evil and The Second Coming of Christ.Its Purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H T. Ford
St Paul
Rachel Gutenkauf
Mrs J C Gutenkauf
A Avenue NW
Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Gordon Hughes
Second Street
Maurice F. Jones
Walter H. Bundy
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E
Christ
Pushmobile Derby Date Corrected by Recreation Commission
The third annual Pushmobile derby, organized by the playground and recreation commission, was mislisted as Sunday. It will be held Wednesday, August 14. Entry blanks are available at all playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground and Recreation Commission
Reservists Ordered to Temporary Active Duty
Two eastern Iowans in the reserves have been ordered to active duty. Second Lieut. Donald Lamar Saljee of Ottumwa is at Fort Riley Kansas with the field artillery through August 3. First Lieut. Ralph William Hauswirth of Fairfield is with the national guard field artillery at Camp Ripley Minnesota from August 3 to August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Donald Lamar Sal Jee
Ottumwa
Fort Riley
Kan
Field Artillery
Ralph William Hauswirth
Fairfield
National Guard
Camp Ripley
Little Falls
Minn
Family Troubles Over Break‑In Case Narrows to Fine
F J Menary 60 of 1509 B Street SW was held on charges of plain intoxication after his son in law O G Andreson failed to press charges for a break in at the estranged wife's home. Menary was found intoxicated in a garage near Thornwood and fined $10 plus costs in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Menary
O. G. Andreson
Menary
Andreson
Thornwood
Purse Found But Cash Gone
A wallet with $24 stolen from painter A. P. Fuller at his Fifth Avenue SE job was found Friday night in nearby bushes by a neighbor. Fuller’s wallet was returned to the police by David Lehti, and Fuller suspects his assistant known as Bob took the money before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Fuller
Hinkley Avenue NW
Fifth Avenue SE
David Lehti
Fuller
Bob
Marion women handicap golf matches begin at Marion Golf Club
The Marion News reports the women's handicap tournament started Monday at Marion Golf Club with matches due by July 29. Pairings include Oxley vs McBurney and Hillbruner vs Lundquist among 16 scheduled opening matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Golf Club
Kathleen Oxley
Phil McBurney
Clarice Hillbruner
O. W. Lundquist
Ruth Wherry
Mary Whsely
Dolly Towers
Hilda Beadle
Lou Maresh
Don Wolfe
Mary Balster
Walter E. van Fossen
Cliff Davis
Caryl Jacobsen
Frank Morris
James Foile
Ralph Fitzgerald
DeWitt Smith
Joan Balster
Tom Brady
Helene Fiedler
W. H Balster
K. V. Murdock
Gladys Miner
C Halamka
Bess Anderson
J French
H. N Strader
Ethel Gordon
Hold Everything Phone Gives Martha A Better Job Offer
A kitchen phone prompts a call to Martha revealing a superior employment opportunity. The moment showcases a surprising vocational chance sparked by a simple home phone call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Thompson guests return to New York as Beiber hosts
Thompson of New York City, guests of Mr. and Mrs. B Earl Beiber, have returned to their names. The women are sisters of Mrs. Beiber. Mrs. C L. O'Kelly and her son David joined Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Bailie of Chicago for a week visit at their home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George TP. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
W. Wagner
Charles Beckman
Town City
California
Mr Whitney
Elmo Whitney
Whitney
Cedar Rapids
Merle A. Knight
Merlene
Black Hills
Denver
W. G. Koppenhaver
Chicago
Richard A. Crew
Frank Starry
Dickie
Webster City
Mr. Starry
E. A. Starry
John Crawford
Dorothy de Vault
Bloomfield
Virginia
Monay
Albert Jelinek
James and
Robert
Lake Macbride
Thompson
New York City
B Earl Beiber
Beiber
C L. O'Kelly
David
J. C. Bailie
Beauty Shops Offer Permanent Waves and Specials
Local beauty shops advertise permanent wave services with guaranteed results and new equipment. Listings include Lovely Lady Beauty Shop at 317 1st Ave SE and Stark’s Beauty with $3.50 Vita Oil Wave, plus Kennedy’s and Artiste salons offering July specials and beauty courses. Availability extends to evening hours and connected services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovely Lady Oil
Dée
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Seine
Delux Beauty Shop
Lillian Luchy
Kennedy’s
Kennedy's
3Rd St. NE
Paris
Academy OF Beauty
Local Business Classifieds and Services Ad Page Fragment
A collage of local service ads including sodding and grading Black dirt seeding lawn care tree work fencing and stone driveways window and porch railing painting and flooring services mower grinding and repair carpentry cement and concrete work rug cleaning and carpet services plus a classified section for wanted farm help and miscellaneous hauling and junk removal items. Listings show varied business names numbers and addresses with promotional offers and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Russell
Novak Heating CO
GR D Avery
Dial Saas
Cummins
Ak Andy Carpenter
Butters
Claire Morrow
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Lamson Brothers and Company
H R Mowrey
Dawn Thhawsis
Amedium Stade Vearlinss
Peoria Livestock Peoria
CAP Ig Dept
Arricul
Nie
TAO
Strane
Wether Springers
Mondac
St Louis
Austin
AUSTIN Mini + AP
Chicago Livestock
US Dept Agriculture
Salebe
Yealere Steadt Oehere
Sioux City
Stoux City
Up& Dept. Agricultures
Saoota IE
Texas
Ann Ban
Searline
Taner & AO
Michigan
Atec
Tlor Ned Kinettor
Wall St
Samson Bros
Dr. Butter
DOW Jones
Owen High
Davenport
la Crocie
Praise du Chien
Mosday Industrials
Dunnane
Keokux
Gerade Rats
Ss Coie
Memphis Ote O
N . Senceecvctecsers
U. S. Bonds
Treasury
Wheat
Owen
Dee
Iowa News
P W O'Brien
Yuma
Ariz
William J. O'Brien
Betty Jo Davis
Pasadena
Calif
O'Brien
Lockhead Airlcraft Corporation
City Briefs
Fowler Nantz
Prairie City
Phyllis Wyne
Maple Park
Ill
Justice H. R. Churchill
Cub Pack
Nolf
Jackson School
Coca Cola
Leo Vanous
Kenwood Park
Marion News
Dayton Lininger
American Legion Auxiliary
Walter Halt
William Blenkly
A. R. McElwain
Mary Buzza
James A. Pringle
Poppy
Marie Leake
Mable Hendryx
Darwood Patterson
Poppy Poster
Schueller
R M Clark
Rollins
Walter van Fossen
Gladys Ballard
Ruth Maier
Lee Fitzgerald
D. H. Smith
Joseph Walker
Neil Block
Fred Jargencon
Owatonna
Joseph Lee
Marion
Jennie Currier
Jorgenson
D. Earl Miller
Northwest
Ivan Brenneman
Billy and
Lois
East Orange
N. J
Carl Falcon
Teresa Gritzner
Dorothy Halasey
Janet McCune
June Decious
Phyllis Glass
Mary Lou Nielson
Harry Harlan
Catherine
Joan
Marshalltown
Excelsior Club
C R Creglow
Excelsior A and L. Club
Guy Martin
Wilma Weis
Reading
John Knudson
Bobby Burns
Creglow
Max Creglow
Lydia Ross
Topeka
Ralph Hoskins
Russell Singleton
Clifford Burns
Irving Drake
Briggs Stratton
Coast To Coast Hardware
Prairieburg
Howard Caldwell
Howard Glass
Roy Flockhart
Douglas Gallagher
Emma Klein
Mable K Gunnison
Lucille, Forrest
Richard Kimball
Charles Bickal
Sioux Falls, S. D
John T. Christie
Elmer Fisher
Eleventh Street
Cornelian Club
Hilda June Edaburn
Betty Aller
Iowa City
Linn Chapter No. 900
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Balster Furniture
Rapid School of Welding
Gordon Hatchery
Milwaukee Service
National Association of Retired Railroad
Memorial Hall
Handicraft Club No
Ralph Parks
Ninth Avenue
William Everds
Bobbie and
Billy
River Forest
W. T. Jackson
Clara Wilson
Mary Baker
P. G Harlan
Ginger Rogers
Wilbert Weibke
Near
Clarence
John A. Wild
C H. Ieh
L. M. Mac Donald
Flora Schweitzer
Independence
Louise Schweitzer
Johnson’s
Owen's
Howard McCoy
Terre Haute, Ind
Marie
Pat
Gazette
Oteen
the Gazette
Sunday Gazette
Kuba Funeral Home
Daniels Park
Sam Hill
Peoples Grocery and Penney’s
Elmer Burr
Walker
Mayos
John Hopkins
The
Probasco
2Nd Ave
Ard Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer O& Storage Co
Allied van Lines
Calder’s van & Storage Co
Dial
SS Storage Co
Inc
Kenwood Transfer
Kriz Tent & Awning Co
Alfred Mite
Kullander & Son
4Th Ave
L. A
Jew’ieler
Vincent's Jewelry
Poners Morehouse
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sands
2Nd ST
Schaefer
Kresse
Kutchera & CO
Na Willman
Tinners Tools
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Ath St
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