Hogs Hold Price Gains at Chicago Market Amid Mixed Receipts
Chicago livestock market reports show hogs generally steady with top bids around 10.10 as receipts for Tuesday estimate 14 000 hogs and 6 000 cattle. Regional markets in Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St Louis varied from steady to weak with totals near 29 800 across all regions.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Weare
Ori Cep
Kansas City
Omaha
E. St
Pittsburch Caae
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Werk Aca
Aso
Chicago Livestock Market Report Mixed Results Monday
Heavy butcher hogs and sows strengthened while steers were slow to sell. Top hog price reached $10.10 with weights 170 to 260 pounds around $9.90 to $10.10, 230 pounds $9.25 to $10. Lambs steady and native slaughter hogs mixed. Cattle receipts about 13 000 with many weights weak to 25 cents lower and top steer price around $13.00 for heavy cattle. Sheep receipts about 5 000 with spring lambs mostly steady and natives trading near $9.00 to $9.25 for top lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincago Livestock
Chicago
Omana Livestock
Omaha
S. Dept. Agricultures
T Paul Livestock
South ST Paul
Dent
Iowa Hog Prices Mixed Across Markets and Weights
Hog prices across Mason City Ottumwa Des Moines and Austin show mixed moves with overall softer tone on light and heavy cuts. Steers and hog receipts indicate steady to weak demand as buyers adjust bids for various weight ranges and packer sows.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights Cattle and Hogs
Receipts show 4000 calves and strong beef cattle with active feeder demand. Cows and heifers mostly 420 to 675 dollars. rangers and heavy feeders firm. Hog receipts around 3000 with prices mainly 10 to 15 cents lower to shippers. good to choice 180 to 240 pound hogs at 9.50 to 29.75 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Sioux City
Soux City
U. S Dept. of Agriculture
Livestock Prices Edge Higher Across Markets
Omaha and South St Paul markets show cattle and hogs mixed to higher. Feeder pigs strong to 25c, cattle steady to firm, stockers scarce, hogs mostly steady to down a bit with price tops near 9.95 for select 170–200 lb lines. Sheep receipts bolster overall activity with spring lambs steady to higher in some yards.
Local Hog and Cattle Markets Show Mild Shifts Across Grades
Hog prices were steady overall with two heaviest good hog grades easing slightly. Calf and shelf lamb markets quoted, while cattle ranges feature steer and heifer grades from 900 to 1300 pounds with varied per hundred weights. Chicago cash provisions detail wheat, corn, oats, soybeans and barley futures. Minneapolis grain notes record flat to mixed changes in cash values and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cass Grain
Montana
Goa
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market brief lists prices for grain commodities including Wheat No 1 and No 2 oats rye barley corn soybeans and hay and straw. Also shows butter cream eggs poultry fruits vegetables and meats with varied unit prices and notes wide market ranges.
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORT SUMMARY
Chicago market notes receipts steady for butter and eggs while potatoes show U S shipments up. Butter prices range 203 to 204 cents for firsts and extras. eggs firm at 203 to 204 cents for local firsts and 20 to 21 cents for other classes. Potatoes show varied U S No 1 and commercial prices around 1.00 to 1.90 per cwt with regional differences. Poultry markets list hen, chick, fryer, and turkey prices with multiple weight classes and regional labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U S
California
Demond Falt
Mussouri US
Kansas
U_ S
Biss
Idaho
Orecon U_S
Plymouth
White Rock
Springs
Plymouth Rock
New York Produce Prices and Trade Notes
AP data show egg receipts and mixed color pack prices with standards and firsts breakdowns, butter receipts and creamery quotes, and cheese market figures. The item lists include price ranges, average checks, and references to state and market specifics, with a brief note on land or property transfers involving W. W. Little and M. M. Falcon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat Prices Fall Beneath Bearish Trend
Wheat futures on the Chicago board of trade slid to seasonal lows as hedging pressure and weak outside markets outweighed early stock market gains. Sept and Dec contracts hit new lows for the season, with corn and oats also lower. Receipts and export activity were light while Liverpool and other markets faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Canadian Northwest
Northwest
U. S
United Kingdom
Sugar and wool market briefs from New York and Boston
Raw sugar sold for 2 82 a spot with no sales. futures mixed as No 4 and No 3 futures eased under liquidation. July and May contracts moved in narrow ranges. refined sugar steady at 4 40 to 4 50. In Boston, inquiries on western wools met buyer hesitancy for bright fleece and blood wools. Texas wools quoted 66 68 c per lb scoured. French wools offered 64 65 c scoured. good French combing lengths around 65 67 c scoured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Upi
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Deaths: Fred Knapp 50 from Cedar Rapids area
Fred Knapp of rural Cedar Rapids died at 8:30 a.m. Monday after working at the Columbia hotel wrecking in Stone City. Born February 19, 1888 in Bertram, he lived in the area all his life. Surviving are two sons Kenneth and Howard, two brothers John of Marion and Perry of Cedar Rapids, and a sister Mrs. Katie Black of Bertram. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Beatty chapel. Burial in Campbell cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Knapp
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Heather Company
Columbia
Stone City
Bertram
Kenneth
Howard
Camburncourt SE
John
Marion
Perry
Katie Black
Beatty Chapel
Campbell Cemetery
Funeral services for Lawrence Freeman
Lawrence Freeman died suddenly Friday morning. Funeral services were held at St Patrick's Church at 9 a.m. Monday led by Reverend D J Lenihan. Burial followed in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Freeman
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mount, Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Leslie R. Gerhardt announced
Funeral services for Leslie R. Gerhardt World War II veteran will be held at Turner chapel at 3 p.m. Tuesday with Rev. Nelson C. Dreier officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie R. Gerhardt
Turner Chapel
Nelson C. Dreier
Oak Hill Cemetery
Stocks Rally Then Slump On Monday Market Pressure
Wall Street opened with gains as leaders climbed to near ten month highs amid broad buying in motors and metals. By late trading selling trimmed advances. transfers reached about 2.2 million shares as analysts warned the rally could retrace part of June July gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Beth Schem
General Motors
Chrysler
Kennecott
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Johns-Manville
General Electric
du Pont
U. S. Gypsum
Philip Morris
Western Union American Telephone
Aluminum of America
American Gas and Electric
Gulf Oil
Jones and Laugh
Wall Street Quotations from Bennet and Jump Brokers
Wall Street stock listings from the Mercantile National Bank building show Bracketed names such as Adams Express Alaska Junenal Allied Stores McKesson & Robbins and General Electric. The Monday quotations include numerous industrials utilities and rail names with varied prices and percent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennet & Con
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Mining
Alaska Junenal
Kenneco
Akro
Loews, Inc
Roll Mills Garg Boll Inc
Smeltmine
Steel Fdys
Bofillard
Sus Ry
Ci Am
Tel & Tet
McKesson
McLellan Stores
WAL Works
Marshall
Maytag Mir
Miami Copper
Ark Nat Gas
Armour & Co
Mpls Moline
Tae
Ward
Auburn Auto
Baldwin Leeo
Nash
Balto & Ghio
Natl Bellas
Ja Barber Co
Natl Biscuit
Barnsdail Corp
Natl Cash
Beatrice Cry
Natl Dairy Prod
Bendix
Ava
Nott Dept
Boeing A Airn
Boni Aona
Bork Warner
North Amn Ca
Briges Mie
Nor Amn Avi
Bueyrus Erle
Rudd Mir
Otis Steel
Rudd Wheel
Packard Mtrs
Calumet
Pating Mines
Camp W
Procter Gamble
Ches Coron
P & P Pullman Co
Chro & NW
Cheo RI & Pl
Radio Coron
Chrysler
Col Palmolive
Reg Steel
Col Gas & Elec
Comi
Schenley
Southern
Congoleum
Senhorne Offic
Consol Edison
Serve, Inc
Consol
Con
Sou Pac
Crucible Steel
Por Rico
Son Railway
Cadahy
Sperry Corp
Curtiss Wright
St Joe
Deere & Loan
Gen Cables
Union Pac
Roma
Elec
Gen Foods
Uni Air Lines
Gen
Gen Motors
United Fruit
Gen Outdoors
Tint Gas Co
Gillette BR i
Uni
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
Goebel
Goodrich
Gait Graham Pathe
W. Sug
Ward Bak Ho
Hat Corp
Warner Bros
Hayes Body
Hecker Prods
Hiram Walker
Westghse el
Houston Ol
White Motors
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Willys Ovld
Happy Motors
Wilson & Co
Ws Central
Woolworth
Indus Rayon
Ynesta
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Amn
Walercen
Bond Markets U U S Government Bonds Review
New York API reports a strengthening bond market with railroad issues leading gains from around a point to three points. Notable movers include Baltimore and Ohio Convertible 4 14s Tile nois Central 4 34s Southern Railway General 6s and 64s, NY Central 5s, Nickel Plate 4 44s, and American Telephone 1s of 66. Industrials and utilities advanced, while Treasury obligations remained quiet. Foreign loans showed strength.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
API
Baltimore and Ohio
Tilenois Central
Southern Railway General
Central
American Telephone 1
Youngstown Sheet and
Bethlehem, Steel
Western Unions
O R C Auxiliary Marks Jubilees With Regional Attendance
The 0 R C Auxiliary celebrated its golden jubilee and the orders seventieth anniversary at Bever Park with about 500 attendees. Delegations came from Kansas City Milwaukee Chicago Emporia Kan and more as C S Monmouth introduced entertainers and speakers outlined the order’s Cedar Rapids administered functions.
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O.R.C
Bever Park
Order
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Emporia
Kan
C. S. Montooth
Dempsy
Great Western
Des Moines
Joel E. Rogers
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Dayton
Columbia Sets
J. H. Phillips
Or.c
Townsend City Briefs and Personal Notices
The Townsend clubs hold a picnic and dance at Pythian hall Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. Discoll was fined 10 dollars for speeding. Hearing for Ward on plumbing ordinance violation set for Tuesday morning. Mitralsky returns from two weeks on army reserve duty at Fort Des Moines. Bethany Congregational Bible class meets Tuesday noon for picnic dinner and meeting. Carl Heins fined 25 dollars for intoxication and disturbing the peace. rest of fine suspended. Mrs Harrier spending two weeks in Yellowstone after visiting Nissan Minnesota. Mrs Mary Adams, 76, dies at 8 05 p.m. Saturday at the home of the Russells. services and burial planned in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitralsky
Country Club Parkway SE
Fort Des Moines
Bethany Congregational Church
Sixth Street NW
Carl Heins
Central City
Heins
Mary Adams
Lee Russell
Ellis Road
Clinton
Marion Golfers Top Vinton In Weekend Meet
Marion scored 34 points to Vinton's 14 led by Harold Smith who fired a 69 as Marion's medalist while Jack Showalter shot 76 for Vinton. Several local residents hosted visitors and joined church and civic gatherings through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Golf Club
Vinton
Marion
Harold Smith
Jack Showalter
Petition Opposes Curbs on Thirteenth Street Block
Harry E. Pratt and three other property holders on Thirteenth Street between Third and Eighth Avenue SW presented a petition to the city council Monday against curbs and gutters in that block. The issue was referred to the city engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Pratt
Thirteenth Street
Third and
Eighth Avenue
Welch Brother of Jamestown Woman Killed in Accident
Mrs Bert Anderson of 617 Avenue NE learns her brother Charles Welch of Jamestown North Dakota died in an automobile collision between Pettibone and Jamestown Saturday. His sister is listed in serious condition at a Jamestown hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Anderson
Avenue NE
Charles Welch
Jamestown
N. D
Pettibone
Welch
Rebecca Alexander D U V Benefit Breakfast Planned
Officers of Rebecca Alexander tent No 14 D U V sponsor a 9 am Thursday breakfast at Bever Park large pavilion. Members provide table service for themselves and guests. Reserve by calling 5284 or 22871 by Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Alexander
Bever Park
Baby Bathing Beauties Compete For Cedar Rapids Final
Nine finalists will appear Wednesday and nine Thursday in the city Miss Cedar Rapids of 1938 contest at the Iowa theater. The audience will choose first second and third places with an applause meter. finalists perform with organ music ahead of a Friday finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Theater
Diane McVey
Nancy Ann Feiden
Maureen Power
Diane Sue Camthers
Janice Ruth Katz
Margaret Ann Sisco
Carole Jean Gilbert
Elizabeth Cahalan
Nancy Jane Monroe
Patty Kay French
Gwenevere Nietert
Norma Jean Gregory
Janet Leak Hill
Betty Lou Stone
Jane Scanlan
Shirley Ann Reid
Sandra Studer
Neema Geraldine Orr
John Albert Hayes Injured After Street Corner Fall
John Albert Hayes age 80 of 627 Fifth avenue SE was taken by ambulance Sunday at 2 p.m. after a fall near Fifth avenue and Sixth street. He suffered a cut over the left eye needing two stitches and multiple bruises. He remained at Mercy Hospital Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albert Hayes
Fifth Avenue SE
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Mercy Hospital
Hayes
Missing Iowa man found safe after Sunday search by deputies
Frank Bailey, 63, of near Coggon, who is blind, was found safe near his home Monday morning after a Sun day evening search by Deputy Sheriffs Roy Radebaugh and Larry Condon and neighbors. Relatives had reported him missing when the family returned from Central City and feared he had wandered off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Radebaugh
Larry Condon
Frank Bailey
Coggon
James H. Smith
Bailey
Charles Bailey
Central City
Community Night Films Set for Public Playgrounds This Week
A reel of motion pictures from last year will be shown at community nights on public playgrounds this week along with three sound reels titled For Old Time's Sake In All His Glory and Spring Time. The schedule lists Roosevelt Riverside Sinclair Daniels and Arthur playgrounds from Monday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Riverside
Sinclair
Daniels
Arthur
Elks Club Picnic Draws 1520 At Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids Elks hosted a record crowd of 1,520 at Ellis Park for a day of picnic dinner games and a dance at West Side Country Club. Winners in children’s games included Alice Mary Chadima Jimmie Smith John Davis Marvin Berg Jack Griffin Catherine Yuill and Nancy Yuill Adel Leibsohn led as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Elks
Elkis Park
West Side Country Club
Alice Mary Chadima
Jimmie Smith
John Davis
Marvin Berg
Jack Griffin
Walter Ahring
Marcell Phelan
Catherine Yuill
Ann Marie Phelan
Nancy Yuill
Adel Leibsohn
Marriage Licenses Issued To Albert Biedenbach Irene Armstrong
Albert Biedenbach and Irene Armstrong both of Mechanicsville received marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Biedenbach and
Irene Armstrong
Mechanicsville
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TOWA
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
Iows
Minnesota
Ares
Austin
Austin, Minn
Mog
Dial
Lamson Brothers & Co
T Owwrey
Edar Ranids
Owen
Winnipeg
W. W. Little
M. M. Falcon
Freeman
Gerhardt
Wall St
U. &. Bonds
York
Treasury
United States
R. C
Townsend Clubs
Pythian Hall
F. FE. Discoll
K Avenue NW
P. F. Ward
Tenth Street
Marion News
Marion Golfers
Vinton Club
Jim McGuire
Mr. McGuire
Edward McGuire
Lewis C. Harlan
The
Order of de Molay
Waterloo
Edward Mulvihill
Oxford Junction
Irving E Wade
Christian Parsonage
Charles Sutherland
Spokane
Wash
Sutherland
Etta Cooper
Jolly Dozen Club
Legion Poo
Ernest Potter
Richard
Jimmie Joe
Mareshalltown
C. W. Biggs
Biggs
Jack Blessing
Betty Jane
Independence
Joe Biggs
Moline
John Granger
John Titus
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Lake Minnetonka
Margaret Carson
G. A. Storck
Miss Carson
O. M. Carson
Jean Dow
Mary Lockwood
Dorothy Burrows
Ruth Stanton
Lucile Barber
Verle Breed
Eileen
D. L. Moothart
Fortieth Street
John Eastman
Ill
Helen
Louis Luis
Mrs
Louis Buclow
Nellie Gantz
W. H. Snell
Laurie Ann Istke
Harry Coker
Ottumwa
Dickey’s Foods
H. J. Rose
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Harmie Cook
Wyoming
Harrison Rearick
Eugene
Center Junction
Mr. Rearick
Jennie Rearick
George Dippel
Prairie Chapel Ladies Aid Society
Ralph Akers
Jean Michel
Carol Jean Hayes
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Fred M. Goldin
Bertha Mae Goldin
Chipanes
John Wehrend
Claus Bruns
George House
Walter
Agnes Simmon
Davenport
Elmer Tiedemann
Elmer John
Luzerne
E. A. Lagerquist
Indianapolis
Fred. Pfeiffer, Jr
Nancy Jo
Ira Weaver
Arthur Hueet
Raymond Martin
J. M. Albright
Orville Albright
Oxford
Ben Nabholtz
Brandon
C. F. Maier
Alburnett
Louise Kaiser
Saint Maries
Albert Kaiser
Will Giblin
Will Ryan
Giblin
Florence Hoisington
Chester Solberg
Jerry
Rochester, Minn
Mrs. Solberg
Carolyne Hanstom
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Lawrence Peterson
Richard Shannon
E. H. Shannon
Pasadena
Calif
Elizabeth
Leta Stevenson
Shannon
Olive Worley
Robins
Whittier
Albert Stevenson
Mrs. Mae Dutton Turner
Brother
D. U. V. Breakfast
Playground Pictures
Elks Club
Ellis Park
Willie Rose
Norway
Scottie Dog
Small
Pallsides
Joe Estes
Kenwood Transfer
Gladstone
Katz Jewelry & Loan
First St. SE
Post Office
the Gazette
Western Mutual Fire, Insurance Co
Stark Insurance Agency
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Royal Laundry
Los Angeles
Town City
Bob
Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer
Arms Strong
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
2Nd Ave
P.o.box
Park Ave
Stoner
Beline
3Rd St
Iowa Gues
Dorothea Krebs
Mary Nell
Paramount
Lillian Suchy
Sara Park
Helene Beauty Shop
Marie Stewart
LaVogue
Mae's
Beauty School
Paris Agadem Oe
Siepman
EN Weir
Frank R. Whitney
Mer
Udesen
Center Point Road
Swisher
Iowa Moeller
2Nd St
Hickory
Haliwood
Joe Navratil
3Rd St. SE
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