Hogs And cattle prices slide across multiple markets
Regional livestock report shows hogs down 10 to 15 cents with tops near 6.60, grain fed steers and yearlings steady to higher in spots, spring lambs slow. Iowa Waterloo Mason City Des Moines and Peoria markets list varied hog, cattle, and sheep receipts and price ranges, with packers active on lighter weights and steady to lower bid trends overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ottumwa -Hoss
Waterloo- Hoss
Mason City
TOWA
DES Moines Tap
US Dent Agriculture
Interior Fawn
Minnesota
Sioux City Livestock Market Receipts Report
Sioux City livestock receipts show 900 calves salable and 150 slaughter steers and yearlings, slight shifts in fed cattle. Fed sales near 10.30 with select cattle held around 19.75, cows mostly 5.00 or less. bulk futures mixed, conditions steady to slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mioux City
Us& Dept Agriculture
Livestock Market Report from South St Paul and Idaho
Cattle receipts 2400 with mixed activity. generally steady to lightly higher on yearlings and steers. Hogs 6000 aimed 10 to 15 cents lower with early top at 6.20, most 189-240 lbs. Sheep receipts 2500 with steadyish pricing on natives and spring lambs. ewes around 325, better demand for lighter lambs. Feeder pigs around steady near 5.00. Wholesale calf demand steady. canners and bulls mixed near 5.00 to 8.00 in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S&s
Stuhr SN
Peifers
Peoria Livestock Peoria
Packing Sons
Good Sons
Dheter Ewe
Werker
Generalis
Idaho
ST _VPALT
ST Paul
Brno
SHEFP
Local hog market falls again on Tuesday prices drop
Local hog market continues lower with all grades down 15 cents on Tuesday bringing the no fill top to 6 15. Cattle prices remain unchanged.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Prices for Cedar Rapids commodities list wheat, oats, barley, corn, soybeans, hay, straw, and poultry. wholesale prints vegetables and fruits with unit prices for lemons, oranges, grapefruits, celery, onions, and tomatoes. market hides and animal prices for hides calves horses ponies and other livestock. No. 1 and No. 2 grades shown with per unit figures and some misprints present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
New York Produce Market Prices and Futures Report
Markets across New York and Chicago show firmer tones in creamery and poultry sales. Various fresh and storage items such as eggs butter and potatoes display mixed but steady to firm prices with regionally distinct quotes and futures furnished by Lamson Bros and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
White Rock Springs
White Rock
Bliss
California
U S
Idaho
Oreron Bliss
Oregon
Lamson Bros. and Co
Stocks Drift Through Slow Session Amid Modest Lifts
New York AP reports a listless stock market with buyers picking off a few aircrafts and specialties while most leaders drift. Early gains in steels and motors faded as fractional price changes dominated. Transfers totaled about 230000 shares with United Aircraft Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Pennsylvania Sears Roebuck Allied Chemical advancing at intervals, while U S Steel Kennecott Du Pont N Central Johns Manville and American Telephone lagged the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Aircraft
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Pennsylvania
Sears Roebuck
Allied Chemical
U. S Steel
Kennecott, du Pont
N ¥ Central
Johns-Manville
American Telephone
J E. Bennett & Co
W.H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Ria
Alaska
Juneau
Warner Harv
Alleshany Corp
Hydro
Allied Stores
Nicke
Ailts Chalmers Uine
Eather Ann
Amn
Athans
Kan City
Soua'z
Kennecott
Hide & L
Kingston Preis
Int! Corp
Broser GB
M & Fdy
Libbey Owens
Myers
Pow & Ll
Liq
Amn Roll Mills Ta
Loews Inc
Marsery Amn Steel Fdys
Lott Inc
Amn Sue Rt
Lorillard
Tri & T
Louville Gas
Tha McLellan
Wat Works
McKesson
Aly Amn
Rte Marshall_ Fld
Lila Amn Zinc
Martin G L
Ansconda Co
Ark Natant
Mastac Mfc
Armour & Cn
Miami
Fta
Artinum Corp
Moline
Atchison Tasp
Tex
Atlantic Risant
Avianion Corps
Mont
Warden Baldwin Tinesqi
Motor Wheel
Raltn & Chin
Murray Corp
Ramsedak Jr
Nash Rely
Nts
Lote Bohn
Fudd
Burroughs
Packard Mtrs
Paramount
Calumet Zinc I Mines
Gamp
Pegick
Ford
Canada Dry Vis Penn
Pittsburch
Cerro de Pasco
Procter Gambler
Ches_& Ohio
Pullman Co
S&p
Chen & NW
Radin Corp
Chen RI & PF
Taela Radio
Keith
Chrisier Motor
Rem Rand ‘ Ciues
Ren Motors
Coca Cola
Repb
Steelary Cole Palmolive
Reyn
Ital Safeway
Schenler
Solvents G Server. Inc
Gont Motors
Snerry Corp
Bperry
Calif
Iail
Curtiss
Stone
Webster
Douglas Altre
Studebaker
Ana du Pont
Tex Corp
JaSa Eastern
Eastman Rod
Tidewater
Bnell Eaton
Timken
Elec Autnille
Elec
Fox Film
Elec Bond
Union Carbide
Ford England
Uni Aircraft
Freeport
Texmat
Uni Air Lines
Uni Corp
Geneles
UR Raat
Gen Motors
Unt Gas Co
Gen Realty Ie
Fly Gillette SR Ata
Fly Gillette SR Ata and 7Apkhas Gilden Bigeny
Gochel Brew Ag S Realty Vasks Goodrich BF
S Steel Iss
Goodyear Tita
Walworth
Graham Valse
Warner Bros
Gt Nor Ry
Wes Maryld
Wes Sum
Ape i Greyhound Tate Wen Bont Hall Prte
Wala
Wwestwise
el Pis
Hat Corp
Vasa
Hayes Rody Z
Hecker
Willys
Chicago
Armour & Co
Heileman Brew M
Libby McNeil
East Blessing
Marsh
Berchof
Midwest Corp
Bendix
Qker OG
Borz Warner
Qker
Butler Bros
Sunstrand
Swift & Co
Cherry Bu
Wall Street Quotation Sheet From Adams Express and More
Wall Street quotations show a vast list of corporations, miners, refiners, and utilities with stock prices and changes. Key names include Amn Can, Anaconda, General Motors, IBM, Sears Roebuck, Westinghouse, and numerous railroads, banks, and oil firms, reflecting a wide market snapshot from a Tuesday session.
Wisconsin cheese prices and wool market report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of July 22 27 show varied milk product prices with data on brick and cheddar and farm commodities. The wool market in Boston indicates slow demand with buyers testing the market and Texas wools offered at 82 to 83 cents per pound scoured basis and fall wools at 5 to 66 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
WisconSin Cheese Exchange
Farmi's
Boston
US ‘Dept Agriculture
Texas
Wheat Dips To Season Lows On Chicago Board
Wheat futures slide to season low levels on the Chicago board with July delivery posting a new bottom before closing. Corn and soybeans also sag, while Kansas City and Minneapolis trade show mixed signals. Cash wheat prices listed across grades reflect subdued demand as oats weaken and rye remains quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Bond Market Slant Mixed as Losses Small Tuesday
New York bond review notes a generally lower tilt in Tuesday trading with losses modest and many issues around unchanged by noon. Some gains appeared in rail and select corporates such as Boston and Maine 5s Baltimore and Ohio 4s Continental Oil 4s and Manati Sugar 4s. Government bonds were quiet and near steady with Us and federal issues showing small moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW_ YORK BOND REVIEW
New York
API
Boston
Maine
Baltimore
Ohin
Continental Oil
Armour
Commonwealth Edison
Great Northern
International Telephone
New York Central
Standard Oil
Southern Raily Way
Verneal Morel and Maxine Kimball wed in Kankakee
City brief reports the marriage of Verneal E Morel and Maxine Kimball both of Kankakee NL who were joined by Justice H R Churchill on a Monday afternoon. It notes Betty Jean Munden visiting with her parents and Betty Jean Munden a Mercy Hospital student nurse in Iowa City vacationing with her parents. Owens Shows Mexican Film at Roosevelt hotel features color reels from Mexico with bullfight scenery and a New Orleans lowland sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verneal E. Morel
Maxine Kimball
Kankakee, NL
Justice H. R. Churchill
Betty Jean
Mary Munden
R. BE. Munden
Maple Drive
Devil's Lake
Baraboo
Wis
Betty Jean Munden
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Owens
Canopus Club
Tom Owens
Roosevelt Hotel
Mexico
Monterey
New Orleans
CTM
Mexican Labor Organization
Proposed First Ave Lighting Plan Heads to Park Court
City council plans extend First Avenue lighting from Fifth Street to Park Court not Thirtieth Street. Commissioner Dave Williams said city engineer Frank Young will prepare specifications for a project estimated at 15 560 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Park Court
Gaines Fined $25 For Speeding At Rail Crossing Gate
E. V. Gaines of Twenty sixth Street NE paid a $25 fine in New Hampton justice court after pleading guilty to speeding in a restricted area. His car went through Milwaukee railroad automatic crossing gates before a freight train and he notified the county attorney from Cedar Rapids, agreeing to pay for crossing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Gaines
Twenty-sixth Street
Justice Court
New Hampton
Gaines
Milwaukee Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids man pleads guilty to drunk driving
Dan Van Arsdale a 33 year old Cedar Rapids man pled guilty before Judge C J Haas to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated He was fined 300 and costs with a three month county jail sentence if the fine is unpaid The offense followed an accident on Fortieth street SE involving cars driven by Gerald McVey and another driver who fled on foot A chemical test showed 24 milligrams indicating intoxication officials said
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan van Arsdale
Cedar Rapids
C. J Haas
van Arsdale
Jim Smith
Gerald McVey
Man 46 Sentenced Five Years In Luring Case
Carl Gatrell of 836 Second Street NW was sentenced to five years in Fort Madison penitentiary after pleading guilty to luring an 11 year old girl into his home with ice cream and making immoral advances. He was arrested Saturday night by police and appeared before Judge C J Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gatrell
Second Street
Fort Madison
C J. Haas
Gatrell
Defense Sustained In J. G. Gillette's Suit
Judge C J Haas sustained demurrers by Charles L Rose administrator of the W A Hoff estate and the American Surety company in two Gillette suits. Gillette of Waterloo was allowed 30 days to amend a $1 500 petition alleging receiver asset sales below value, and 80 days to amend a $10 000 charge of wrongful arrest. Mrs Mabel Hoff sought to remove Rose as administrator and appoint herself administratrix with a $1 000 bond, citing Rose’s May 2 appointment and unfamiliarity with Hoff affairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Rose
W A Hoff
American Surety Company
C J Haas
J. Gordon Gillette
Waterloo
E. JJ. Hoff
Walker
W. A. Hoff
Haas
Mabel Hoff
Center Point
Hoff
Rose
Gillette
Fails To Post Bond On Common Thief Charge
Ed Crispin 49 of Cedar Rapids pled not guilty to larceny from a building during the day and common thief charges. He failed to post 2500 bond after police said he tried to take a wrench from the McLellan store. The information cites prior convictions on Sept 25 1934 Feb 5 1938 and Jan 18 1939. Under Iowa law a third larceny conviction can yield up to seven years in penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Crispin
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Haas
Crispin
McLellan
Iowa
Denial of Witness Fees Sought in Stock Delivery Case
A motion to retax costs was filed by Linn County Fair Inc requesting denial of witness fees for individual plaintiffs in a stock delivery suit brought by the old Wapsie Valley Fair Association and others. The filing argues fees were taxed in the case where the court decreed one half of the costs to the plaintiffs and others to Linn County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Wapsie Valley Fair Association
Linn County Fair, Inc
Oaythers
Linn County Fair
Will of Rev Goldie Richardson probated. executrix named
The will of Rev. Goldie C. Richardson, minister of Unity Center of Cedar Rapids, who died June 30, was probated Monday. Legatees include Mabel K. Swan and Merle D. Cook. Mabel K. Swanson was appointed executrix. May 10, 1939 dated will. Linn county supervisors approved second quarterly 1940 report of Justice W A Ball. County treasurer receipts show 238.85 dollars in fees and 32 dollars in fines. Prairieburg real estate sold to Kate Morse for 310 dollars per Linn supervisors vote. Elizabeth Came and Marvin H Came sue George Gearhart and Elsie Gearhart in a 629.03 landlord's attachment action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie C. Richardson
Unity Center
Cedar Rapids
Mabel K. Swanson
Merle D. Cook
Linn County
W A. Ball
Rapids Township
Prairieburg
Kate Morse
Elizabeth Came
Marvin H Came
George Gearhart
Elsie Gearhart
Rollo Lotton dies after short illness in Fairfield
Rollo Lotton aged 44 died at a Fairfield hospital at 12 30 p m Monday after a short illness He was born September 24 1892 in Rising Sun Indiana son of Samuel Lotton He lived in Mount Pleasant after moving from Elizabethtown Illinois He is survived by his parents two sons Iwan Chicago Howard Grand Rapids Mich a daughter Mrs James Rahe Fairfield a grandson and two sisters Mrs R E Okerson Cave in Rock Illinois and Mrs Eva Griffeth Elizabethtown Illinois He belonged to Knights of Pythias Aurora Indiana and the Wayland Methodist Church Funeral arrangements will be announced later The body was taken to Teahen chapel Cedar Rapids for calling rights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo Lotton
Fairfield
Rising Sun
Ind
Samuel Lotton
Elizabethtown
Mount Pleasant
Iwan
Chicago
Howard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Death Notice for Charles W. Lineweaver of Cedar Rapids
Charles W Lineweaver 61 of 1015 Fifteenth street SE Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital at 9 pm Monday after a long illness Born November 9 1878 in Lisbon he lived in Cedar Rapids ten years He is survived by his wife Daisy five sons five daughters a step daughter a grandchild a brother and two sisters Funeral services will be held at Moon chapel at 10 am Wednesday conducted by Rev FH Ward Burial will be in Lisbon cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lineweaver
Fifteenth Street
Lisbon
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
Daisy
Harry
Willard
Edward
Raymond
Paul
Charlotte Alloway
Alice Pisal
Hazel
Betty Ann
Gertrude
Helen Fickes
Marshalltown
Eagle Grove
Thomas Bradd
Anna Booth
Montana
Moon Chapel
F H. Ward
Lisbon Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Belle Trask Denlinger
Funeral services for Mrs Belle Trask Denlinger who died in a local hospital Monday morning will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Turner chapel with the Rev Dominic Lofeski presiding. Burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Trask Denlinger
Fourteenth Street
Turner Chapel
Dominic Lofeski
Oak Hill Cemetery
Veteran Clay Dies in Des Moines Veterans Hospital
Boston Clay a 63 year old Iowa native and World War I era veteran died at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines Sunday night after a long illness. Born April 30 1876 in Iowa City he lived two years in Cedar Rapids. He married Maude Ousley Clay in Davenport April 1 1936. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. at Fairbanks funeral home Muscatine with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Clay
Ninth Avenue SE
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Iowa City
Muscatine
Tenth Cavalry
Cedar Rapids
Maude Ousley Clay
Davenport
Fairbanks
Archie C Rock Funeral Services Held At Home
Funeral services for Archie C Rock who died at 7 am Monday will be at the home 1418 A avenue NW Wednesday morning at 9 o clock led by Rev Father Donald G Peters. Burial will follow in the Piersoll cemetery southeast of Parnell Iowa. The chapel remains open until 5 pm today then at the home this evening with pallbearers Ronald Sears John Mcclavain John Hogan Robert Winterbottom Tony Palumbo Paul Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie C. Rock
A Avenue NW
Donald G Peters
Piersoll Cemetery
Parnell
Turner Chapel
Ronald Sears
John Mcclavain
John Hogan
Robert Winterbottom
Tony Palumbo
Paul Morrison
Knapp infant dies near Bertram. funeral set
The three day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Knapp near Bertram died at the family home at 2 30 p m Monday. Funeral services were held at 2 p m Tuesday at the grave in the family lot in Campbell cemetery near Bertram conducted by the Rev Henry Scherer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Knapp
Bertram
Campbell Cemetery
Henry Scherer
Mrs Martha Hufford 77 Dies After Brief Illness Near Toledo
Mrs Martha Florence Hufford aged 77 died at her home near Toledo Monday at 4:50 p.m. after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Toledo. Survived by husband Dan Hufford of Toledo, a brother Charles D. Huston, and a nephew Paul H. Huston, Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Florence Hufford
Toledo
Dan Hufford
Charles D. Huston
Paul H. Huston
Cedar Rapids
Heat Wave Stirs City Hall And Club Theft
Rising temperatures spark complaints at Cedar Rapids city hall amid tense debate on heat effects. Telephone lines buzz as officials discuss blame while Cedar Rapids Country Club reports theft of 50 feet of hose and an automatic sprinkler worth $8 impacting watering on No 17 green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Green
Eldridge Martin
Thirty-third Street
Reckless Driving Case Ends With 25 Dollar Fine
In Marion Cedar Rapids matter Allen 34 of 2511 B avenue NE paid 25 dollars plus costs after Judge Harry S. Johnson reduced a 100 dollar fine. The case stemmed from a Friday chase at 80 mph starting near Marion and leads to disputes with patrolman L N Jacobs after Allen allegedly threw a whisky bottle and resisted arrest. Allen admitted drinking beer but denied intoxication and claimed jurisdiction issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Franken
John Pazour
Marion
G E. Allen
B Avenue
Allen
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
L. N. Jacobs
Jacobs
Gene Miller
Gazette Want Ads Pricing and Policies Summary
The Gazette outlines advertising pricing including line rates such as 1.50 for the first line and increases for additional lines, plus 10 cent extra for out of town blind ads. Ads may be mailed telephoned or delivered to the Gazette office with advance payment required for out of town placements. Special rates apply to work wanted classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Mt Gp
United States
The
Funeral Home Advertisements and Services Pervade Gazette
A chaotic classified page highlights funeral home references and ads for auto transport coordination, ambulance service, barber shop, rewards for fraud recovery, and a variety of moving, decorating, painting, lawn care, and home service offerings. The collaged notices include names such as D. D. Libbe Ted Youngton William F Pulda Alfred Hite and organizations like Allied Van Lines Inc and Calder's Van & Storage Co, with numerous phone numbers and service claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambulance Service CO
D. D. Libbe
Ted Youngton
Montrose Barber Shop
Probasco
2Nd Ave
3Rd Ave
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Sulied
Vant Eines
Aurea
Calder’s van & Storage Co., Inc
William F Pulda
St_ NW
Kriz ‘Tent_& Awning Co
Ist
St. SE
Din
Kenwood Transfer
Alfred Hite
Rt. 1
Kullander & Son
4Th Ave
L. A
2Nd St
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Austin
Ibs Sons A
Omaha
Omaha -Ap
S&s Dept Agriculture
Iaads
Sin Ana Ti Co
Strictly
Stauchter
Avo
Cmt
Amson Brothers and Company
H R Monrego
Merchants National
Wall St
Aps
U .S
Federal Farm
Mississippi River Rtages
Hastines
City Briefs
First Ave
Jones
Bonds
Court House News
J. G. Gillette
New Hoff
Will of
Goldie Richardson
Martha Hufford
By Galbraith
U. 5
Kuba Funeral Home
Daniels Park
Sam
Hill
West Side
Conrad Beach
the Gazette
Vincent
Morehouse
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
H. K. Schafer
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Dial
Bishop's
Stark's
Delux Beauty Shop
Lilian Ludy
3Rd St. NE
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Thornwood
Slonday
Boyd Raeburn
Danceland
Mel Pester 'D
Tax Udesen
Sun. P.m. H. Stepman
Jim Reeder
Hallwood Cafe
Marionas SS
Ede Chera & CO
Willman
Tinners Tools
Nawkeye Tin Shop
Novak Heating CO
L. F. Cummins
H. R. Butters
Geet
Teason
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