Hogs Steady to 10 Cents Up in Mixed Market News
Chicago AP reports hogs were steady to 10 cents higher in a fairly active day, with limited action in cattle and sheep. Receipts totaled about 10,000 hogs, with prices for light to heavy butchers rising and top quotes near 6.80, while cattle and sheep markets showed subdued activity and mixed bids across regions including Mason City Des Moines and Sioux City markets.
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Tlesdays
Chicago
ANG
Cincago Divlstockr
Dept Aerculture
Itehter
Carly
Associated Cress
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Hoss
Pueckins
Joyrr
Omaus Livestock
Omaha
S Dent Agriculture
Curly
California
Best
Hess Tdéa
Idaho
Sioux City
U. 3S
Towa
Des Moines
US. Dept. Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Chicago grain quotations furnished by Lamson Brothers
Lamson Brothers and company furnish the day’s grain quotations. H R Mowrey is manager with a Cedar Rapids office at 503 Merchants National Bank building. Phone 2314.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Sheep Market Report Shows Mixed Lamb and Hog Prices
Price readings for sheep and slaughter lambs show mixed movement with lighter weights under pressure. Receipts indicate steady demand for market ewes and native spring lambs, while heavier cattle and hogs see selective interest amid ample supply.
Hogs steady while cattle weaken in local market report
The local market shows hogs holding steady with top at 6.35 while cattle ease from prior levels by 23 to 40 cents. Readable lines list price ranges for various hog weights and packer categories, with cattle by weight classes and beef-grade notes, plus calf and sheep entries and prices reflecting mixed demand.
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Saas
Breda
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids include wheat No. 1 at 70c, No. 2 at 68c. oats White No. 2 at 30c, No. 3 at 23c. corn shelled No. 2 yellow 41.5c. soybeans No. 2 yellow 82c. hay, butterfat, cream prices, poultry, wholesale fruits and vegetables with multi-item pricing. market items include cured beef hides and other meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Leghorn Roosters Fc
Eegs—Hennerics
No. c
Chicago Produce Markets Report With Various Poultry and Butter Prices
Markets show steady quotes on ricks and various poultry cuts across Leghorn, Plymouth Rock, and White Rock stock. Notable prices include broilers 19 cents per pound under 2 pounds, fryers over six pounds 21 to 23 cents, and geese and turkeys at modest levels, with roosters and fowls priced around 8 to 13 cents per pound. potatoes, butter, and cheese prices listed with regional receipts and quality notes.
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Chicago
Iapi—Voultry
AG Ricks
Brothers
Plymouth Rock
Leghorn Browers
Ie Springs
White Rock
Turkes
U.S
California
Southern
Bliss
Abhams US
Missission
Us&s
Lousiana US
Texas A. S
Ielphio Russitz LS
Former Iowan Heads Christian Scientists
George Shaw Cook of Brookline was elected president of the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist at its annual meeting. Cook, a native of Iowa, was educated in Chicago where he became a partner in an investment security firm. He is associate editor of the Christian Science Journal Sentinel and Herald. The top of the airplane's wing supplies 60 percent of the lift.
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Boston
George Shaw Cook
Brookline
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Cook
Iowa
Chicago
Christian Science Journal
Sentinel and Herald
Stocks Struggle To Hold Gains In Quiet Session
New York trading drifted with small declines across most leaders in a slow session. Briggs Manufacturing strike in Detroit weighed on sentiment as few stocks managed a late advance while bonds rose selectively and grains weakened. Major movers included US Steel Chrysler U S Rubber Douglas Aircraft and American Can.
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New York
Detroit
Hitler
Steel
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
Wall Street Stocks Listings From J Bennett and Con W H Jump
Published stock quotations from Adams Express to Westinghouse and beyond with numerous company names, prices, and bid ask ranges. Highlights include Allied Chem, Intl Harv, Amn Steel, Kennecott, Procter Gamble, General Motors, U S Steel, Ford, and many others across diversified industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bennett & Con
W.H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Central Stat
Alaska Dun
Indus Rayon
Allesheny Corp
Inspiration
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Intl
Hydro
Chalmers
Nickel
Leasy
Amn
Tel & Tel
Amy Com
Johns Muryalc
Pw 2
Kans City
Anvin Hide & L
Kennecott
Ann Intl
Gov of
Kingston
Kresee_S
Kr'eir
Mar'allo
Lambert
AM Met
Lehigh Valley
Am'n Smelting
Loft Inc
Amon Steel
Lorillard
MecLellan Stores
Maeno BE ¢ Mart
Wat
Ota Mathieson
Miami
Natl Distirs
Bendix
Beth Steel
Binn Knox
NYNHH
Boeing Airp
Cerro de Pasco
Aly
Proctor Gamble
Ghes & i Public NJ
Ehsan Strysn van Pullman Co
Hure
Chao & Now
Cheo Ri& Pit
Keith
Coca Cola
Gateway Cal Ga
Eamt
Gittins
Macmuek
Southern Ata
Sharon Steel
Congoleum
Gonsol Edison
Shell Union
Consol
Fe Silver
Brandts &'S Crucible Steel
Guruss Wright
Frisco
Curtins
Stew Warner B'y Deere & Ge
Stone Webster Ity Diesel
Tex Gulf S
Union Carbide Ie Erie
Uni
Uni Air Lines
Ford England
Uni Coroa
Freeport ‘Tex
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Gen Gas A
Goodyear Tre
Warner Bros
Graham Paine
Granby
Hayes Body
Willys Ovid
Wilson
Hiram Willer
Woolworth +s
Houston
Howe Sound
Fludson Motors
Zenith Radio
Hupp Motors
Chicago
Helleman
Avil
Midwest Corp Klast Blessing
Quaker O Combat
Butler Bros
Quaker O Pr
Swift, Co
Chicago Corp
Swift Intl
Comw Edison
Walercen
Wheat futures slip after early firmness on Chicago board
Wheat prices eased after an initial firm start on the Chicago board of trade. July wheat fell to 7.534 a bushel, corn down 0.34, oats 0.14 lower, as forecasts of rains and cooler weather sparked selling. Reports of good yields from southwest fields and light demand contributed to the downtrend. outside markets and Liverpool prices also fell.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Winnipeg
China
Winnipeg and Chicago Grain Prices Across Markets
North American grain markets report mixed futures and cash prices. Winnipeg quotations show varied figures and speculative notes while Chicago provisions list cash wheat, corn, oats, soybeans, and barley with current bid levels and grade breakdowns. Minneapolis cash grain rounds out the snapshot with receipts, bids, and grain type breakdowns.
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Citicago
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Markets Mixed as Treasuries and Corporates Rise
New York AP reports U S government bonds closed higher with Treasuries up in several maturities and corporate issues advancing in moderate trading. Utilities also rose on gains in American Telephone, American Water Works, and Montana Power while foreign bonds were uneven and Latin markets drew attention. Dow Jones averages showed slight declines across major groups.
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W York Trond Review
New York
US Treasuries
American Telephone
American Water Works
Montana Power
APII
U. S
Treasury
Rts
Federal Farm Mtr
DOW Jones
Gerade
Eset Bee Ewer
Wisconsin and New York Market Reports Summary
Wisconsin cheese quotations for June 5 to 10 include various cheddar and American types. Sugar offerings in New York eased to 2.85 cents with refined at 4.40 to 4.50. Boston wool market shows moderate activity with good French combing lengths selling around 65 to 68 cents per pound scoured. other wools at 63 to 65 cents with inquiries for grade three-eighths to quarter-blood fleeces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Market
New York
API
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Kopetsky Pleads Not Guilty to DWI Charge
George Kopetsky age 45 of 1821 Third Street SW waived arraignment and pled not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge before Judge C J Haas. Bond set at $500 after police arrested him Saturday night following a collision with a parked car owned by Frank Svec of 1020 First Street SW in front of the Svec residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kopetsky
Third Street
C. J. Haas
Kopetsky
Frank Svec
First Street
Svec
Will of Joseph N Sterling admitted to probate
The will of Joseph N Sterling who died May 24 1939 was admitted to probate Monday. A H Sargent was confirmed as executor after legal notice and bond fixed at 1000 dollars. F C Verbest trustee of Pointer Brewing Company of Clinton dismissed action Monday against Paul Jerabek of Cedar
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Joseph N. Sterling
A. H. Sargent
F. C. Verbest
the Pointer Brewing Company
Clinton
Paul Jerabek
Cedar
Pilsener Distributor Sues Jerabek for Unpaid Merchandise
Rapids on behalf of Pilsener Distributing seeks judgment against Jerabek for 1627.04 dollars plus interest dated October 27 1938. Plaintiff claims unpaid merchandise and equipment.
City Briefs and Personals
Ray Freshwater reported a kayak worth 25 dollars stolen from his property Saturday night. Inspector Abrahamson of the Chicago immigration service will hold hearings Wednesday, June 7, at the district court clerk’s office. Cub Pack No 33, sponsored by Cleveland PT A, meets Wednesday at 7:30 PM at the school. Lou Beadle and Kay Becker, Evanston classmates, were weekend guests at Joseph Beadle’s home, 1725 Fourth Avenue SE. They returned to Cornell College Monday for summer school.
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Ray Freshwater
Ellis Boulevard
Inspector Abrahamson
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service of
Chicago
United States District Court
Cleveland PT. A
Lou Beadle
Kay Becker
Evanston, Jr
Miss Beadle
Joseph Beadle
Fourth Avenue SE
Cornell College
Break‑in at American Yeast Plant Reports Theft
Abe Pilicer of the American Yeast company at 824 N Street SW told police Sunday that a window on the south side of the building had been broken and entered. About $15 worth of assorted tools and equipment were stolen, Pilicer reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Pilicer
American Yeast Company
N Street
Pilicer
Mail Box Improvement Week Set To Boost Scenic Highways
Rural mail box improvement week begins Sept 10 to promote curb appeal along highways. Postmasters and rural carriers will urge elimination of unsightly boxes that detract from natural scenic beauty.
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United States Post Office Department
City cash balance and warrants reported by Burgus
The city disbursed 143,813.54 and received 131,560.61 in May, leaving a June 1 cash balance of 390,840.22. Finance Commissioner L. D. Burgus’ council report notes 5,213.14 in outstanding warrants. Of the balance, 32,000 is invested in fire and police pensions and 12,000 in fire and police annuities.
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L. D. Burgus
City safety award to Cedar Rapids in 1938 contest
Chief of Police Bob Vinch Captain Gordon Hughes and William Barron traveled to Des Moines on Monday for the Town Safety Council annual banquet. Barron, president of Linn County chapter, will receive the honor award for Cedar Rapids which placed second in the nation in 1938 among cities with 50 000 to 100 000 population in the safety contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Vinch
Gordon Hughes
William Barron
Des Moines
Town Safety Council
Barron
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
United States
Major Collin S Myers Returns From Georgia Cadet Graduation
Maj Collin S Myers infantry executive officer northeast Iowa reserve district and family returned from Atlanta after his son Collin Myers Jr graduated at Georgia Military Academy. Collin Jr enlisted for one year in the army and will report to Fort McPherson Ga on June 24 after a period with the family in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collin S. Myers
Iowa
City Hall considers street car tracks removal and more
The South Side Civic club asked the city council to remove Third Street SE tracks in a letter Monday. The council approved a 30 day trial for an MB street marker to mark parking and lanes. Police Chief Vlach reported May receipts of 1,458.24 with fines 847 and court fees 437. Fire Chief Kohout to attend Missouri Valley Association of Fire Chiefs meeting in Kansas City June 12 13 14. Petitions filed to oil Fourteen avenues and other streets from Sixth Street NW to Hamilton Streets and nearby alleys.
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Third Street
South Side Civic Club
Bob Vlach
E. P. Kohout
Missouri Valley Association of Fire Chiefs
Kansas City
Sixth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
First
Hamilton Streets
Seventh Avenue
Seventh Street
Tenth Street
Ellis Boulevard
Ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Second Streets
Mallory Street
D Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Daniels Street
State Clamps Down On Convention Junkets
Des Moines AP report says the state executive council limited official travel to conventions and meetings. The conservation commission sought permission for a 10-member delegation to a Madison Wisconsin fish and game conference June 12 and 13, but the council denied. Governor Wilson urged accountability, calling it expensive to send ten officials and urging post-travel reports for value to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Executive Council
Public Treasury
State Conservation Commission
Madison
Wis
George A. Wilson
Local Cyclists Stop At Mt. Vernon Hostel
First cyclists from St Pauls Methodist church used a youth hostel pass donated anonymously. Three youths led by Miss Dorothea M Fox rode Friday and Saturday visiting points of interest. The group left Friday at 4:30 pm, sheltering in a farmhouse during rain, reached Mount Vernon at 9 pm and stayed at 403 College Boulevard hostel. They toured Cornell College and the Lower Palisades with six Mount Vernon cyclists for about three miles, returning to Cedar Rapids by 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Dorothea M Fox
Bob Kimball
Dorothy Jane Duncan
Betty Like
Mount Vernon
College Boulevard
J. J. Jones
Cornell College
Palisades
Cedar Rapids
Money For Funeral Stolen From Widow
Cleveland police seek thief who stole 140 dollars collected by neighbors to help Mrs. Henry Rosson widow of WPA worker pay for her husband’s funeral expenses. He drowned May 20 on a fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Henry Rosson
WPA
Baker aide dies in Washington at 79
Lieut. Col. John Allen Hornsby aged 79, longtime confidential adviser to Secretary of War Newton D. Baker during World War I, died Sunday in Washington from pneumonia. He served as a key War Department adviser and participated in high level planning throughout the war era.
Local ads and services feature watches and movers
A collage of classified ads offering watch cleaning and repairs from jewellers L A Lower Katz Jewelry, and Probasco Jewelers. Real estate and moving services appear with Uptown Real Estate, Allied Van Lines, and Dillon’s Delivery. Also listed are photo services, camera shop, feather bedding, and travel carpool offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave
ALLIED_Van Lines, Inc
Calder’s Van_& Storage Co., Inc
Dillon
Iowa
2nd_ Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Ginsberg
First Ave
Kenwood Transfer
H. K. Schaeffer
Kresge
Dial
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop
P.o.box
C. G. Hover
Griffith Peather Mattress Co
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la Crosse
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Anderson Monuments
3Rd Ave. E
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Brady Mortuary
Lost
21 St
Grande Ave
First Avenue
Patty
Gazette
Iguar
L. A
Jeweler
2Nd St. SE
Uptown Real Estate CO
Higley Bldg
the Gazette
Life
Podzimek Pharmacies
16Th Ave
National Aulakes
Elgins
Walthams
Hamiltons
Katz Jewelry & Loans
1St St
Veaders
Advere Tisers
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
LOVELY LADY_BEAUTY SHOP
1St Ave
Bishop's
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater Ride
Carl
M. X
Delux Beauty Shop
Pacials
Paris
Mareline
Helene Beauty Shop Permanents
Rita's Beauty Shop
Center Point Rd
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Vogue
3Rd Ave
Paris Academy OF Beauty Dial
Adesen
Roller Skating Palace
13Th ST NE
Thornwood
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Viking
C& S& P S Hall
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Geo Sir Venka
Magnus ‘Stables
DOC
Marton
Norway
TOP
Airport Inn
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C. L. Russell
16Th St
Soddin
Kutchera Coal CO
Chas. Lebeda
GEO, ILTEN HOW_CO
Novak Heating CO
Seth
DREW
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Ist
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Fred Young
GC. R. Heating CO
Stodola Furniture Co
J. Willman
L. E. Cummins
Lloyd Freeman
Shakespeare
Call DeMarah
BOF
Carl H. R. Butters
Jim Cusack
Indy
Gavette
116Th Ave
Raynell
Globe Beauty Shop
Washington
Lovely Lady
40Th St. NE
National Cosmetic House
Blackford
Toddville
Farse Profit-Sharing Corporation
Hirth
Mrn
Lincoln Hotel
Rawleigh
Freeport
Emall Now
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Hirley
Central
9Th St. SE
Mary
Lillian Ant
Rapid School OF Welding
Marion
Dickinson School
Ee Wilds
Padzensky
A Ave
1St St. NE
Diamond T
Willys
Pontacs
Noashes
Chryslers
Chevrolets
Millsap Motor CO
Ave
Studebaker
Makibben Motor CO
4Th Ave
2Nd ST
M. Unzeitig
Baxter's
Second Ave
Kadlecg Bros
Hetzel
Bos Feller
Cleveland Indians
Vitras
Henry S. Dennison
Paul Whiteman
Edward Milgershmin
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