Hogs Steady as Receipts Drive Week of Arrivals
Chicago reports unofficial livestock receipts for Monday with hogs at 23 000 cattle 16 000 sheep 11 000 and next week hogs 90 000. Saturday totals 8 800 hogs with 8 500 sent direct to packers. Market nominally steady with choice medium weights at 5 45. Arrivals 116 000 the largest of the season. Good heavy steers down 25 40 cents. lower grades steady to down 25. cows steady. heifers down 15 25. lambs little changed.
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Chicago
Aps
Sheen
INS
Chicago livestock market reports steady to lower prices
Hogs show salable receipts about 300 with total supply 8800. prices unchanged from Friday, top 5.40, holdovers 500. Cattle receipts 300 with calves none. steers and yearlings 25 cents lower. common and medium down 15 to 25 cents. Cows and bulls mixed, heifers and light weights vary. sheep receipts none to 2600, spring lambs and clip offerings weaker. various quotes listed for native and California stock, throwouts and canners noted among price ranges.
Omaha hogs and cattle market summary notes price shifts
Receipts total 500 hogs with steady to higher quotes for some weights. Top hogs reached 5.00 with select light weights at 5.10. Cattle trade shows mixed to lower trends across grades, with fed steers and yearlings down 15 to 25 cents, heifers weak, cows and bulls uneven. Sheep and lambs receipts none to 1,600 for the week, spring lambs and fed clipped lambs down 50 to 60 cents. ranges for various lamb and ewe categories listed, including pricing for California Idaho and native lambs.
Iowa Hog Fricks Market Summary
Pony yard quotes from Waterloo Mason City and Ottumwa show hogs and cattle moving mixed. Prices listed by weight for hogs 120 to 600 pounds with shifts up to 10 cents, sows and packers noted, and cattle markets showing steady to lower tone across several weight ranges. Listings include regional centers and price ranges for each category.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Cattle receipts 100 calves and 40 for week with beef steers and yearlings easing 25 cents. Hogs receipts 300. barrows and gilts steady with numbers easing. Sheep and lambs 100. spring lambs mostly 50 cents lower. Iowa hog receipts at Des Moines 25,500 for 24 hours, mixed but mostly steady with varied quotes by weight. Austin Minnesota market shows wide price ranges for barrows and gilts by weight. St Paul Livestock notes cattle receipts 200. slaughter steers and yearlings down 25 cents, heifers weaker by 25 cents.
Livestock Prices Report From Week’s Market Action
Strong to 25c higher. Cattle steady with top medium weight steers at 10.00 and feeders 8.25 to 9.25. Choice heifers 9.75. Canner cows 4.50 to 5.75, medium sausage hulls 6.00. Calves salable 800, vealers steady to lower with good and choice 8.00 to 19.00. Hogs salable 800 mostly steady. top 5.25 for 170–220 lb. barrows and gilts. 180–240 lb bulk good and choice 5.10 to 5.25. Sows mostly 4.00 to 4.40. feeders 3.75 to 4.58. Barrows and gilts 25–35c lower. sows 35% off. Sheep receipts 100. slaughter lambs 75c lower. ewes weak to 25c lower. Small lots native spring lambs 10.75. mid to good 75–85 lb lambs 7.75 to 8.25. shorn slaughter ewes under 140 lb 2.50 to 3.50. old crop feeding lambs 50c lower, most 7.00 to 7.00.
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Chicago
Venters
Texas
California
Omaha
Japi—Ius
Dept. Agriculture
Idaho
Sioux City
Tapi
Iu. S. Dept .Aartcultures
Genuin
Hogs Steady on Local Market With Top at 495
Hogs were steady on the local market with no changes in any grade Saturday. The top price held at 495 dollars, reflecting stable demand and pricing without shifts across categories.
Cedar Rap IDs Miscellaneous Prices and Markets Report
Grain and produce prices across Cedar Rapids including wheat No 1 at 83 cents No 2 oats at 33 cents corn shelled No 2 yellow 54 42 cents soybeans No 2 yellow 70 cents hay and straw prices tidy poultry prices for hens over 5 pounds roosters leghorns and others fruit and vegetables with prices for lemons oranges grapefruit celery lettuce onions cabbage tomatoes carrots cauliflower new potatoes old cobblers Russets and strawberries market for winesops and generic market hides calves kip horses and pony and glue pricing with tail inclusion noted
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Harley -Nn
Cedar Rapids
Alde
Chicago Produce Market Report Mixed Prices For Butter Eggs And Potatoes
Market notes steady butter and egg receipts with no price changes. Potatoes show liberal supplies and slight demand easing. various regional potato lots priced from about 1.60 to 2.10 per unit, with mixed washing statuses and quality notes. old stock tight and few sales reported.
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Chicago
U. S
California
Mississippi
Bliss
Alabama
Louisiana Bliss
U.S
Futures and dairy storage price standards listed
Samson Mros and Co furnishes futures data showing butters storage standard for November at 76.50 and eggs refrigerator standard for October at 18.20, reflecting commodity pricing notes for traders.
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Samson Mros, and Co
Wool Market Advances On Strong Boston Demand
In Boston the wool market rose as the quartermaster department signaled future needs. Strong buying pushed prices for country packed bright fleece wools to 35 to 39 cents grease delivered to mills. Territory and Texas wools also gained, with graded combing wools active at 33 to 35 cents for fine delaine and 37 to 39 cents for three eighths and quarter blood grades. Wisconsin cheese quotes for June 10-15 include Twins 13c, daisies 13 1/2c, brick 12 1/2c, cheddars 13c.
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Boston
U. S. Dent. Agriculture
Quartermaster's Department
Territory
Texas
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmer's Call Board
Stocks Varied. Trade Is Slow
New York stock market lacked bullish spark as war news offered little support and a narrow trading path emerged. About 225000 shares changed hands in two hours with final price changes mostly in small fractions. Motors showed modest gains while chatter suggested some firms might shift toward heavy armament production, with Douglas Aircraft Sperry General Electric Du Pont Anaconda International Nickel Eastman Kodak and Consolidated Edison among leading movers.
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New York
Motors
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
General Electric
du Pont
Anaconda
International Nickel
Eastman Kodak
Consolidated Edison
Wall Street Stocks One Day Rally and Quotes
Wall Street shows mixed one day quotes with extensive bank and industrial listings. Names such as Adams Express International Nickel Alaska Jun Allied Stores Johns Manville Allis Chalmers Amalgamated papers and many others appear in the vast compiled price table with numerous figures indicating current prices and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank Bulletin
Adams Express
Alaska
Allied Chem
Tan
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
A Allis
Chalmers
Fan City Fou
Amal Lea'er
Ana Gomt
L. DeLines Owens
T Rad. Lolt. Inc
Am'n Roll Mills
Lorillard
Amn
McLelland Sts
Amin Steel
McKesson
Ark
Amour Co
Iged Artloom Co
Pac R KR
Mont Ward
A . Auintic
Aviation Corp
Murray Corp
Baldwin Loco
Nash Kely
Nat Bewas
Balto
Ohio
Nat Biscuit
Beales
Natl Dairy
Bendix
Enor
Boeing Air
Central
Bohn Alum
Nynha&h Y Borden Co
Nor Pac
Sig Borg Warner
North Amn Co
Mir
Nor Amn Avi
Bucyrus Erte
T_ Otls Steel
Packard Mirs
Paramount
Burroughs Adg
Park Utah
Patino Mines
P'nick & Fd
Camp Wyant
Canada Dry
Penny JC
Pac
Peoples Gas
Case T NM
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury
Pittsburgh
Plymouth
Cerro de Pasco
Proctor Gambler
Pullman Co
Radio Corp
Coca Cola
Rem Rand
Cole Palm
Reo Motors
Cole
Repb Steel
Colunts Ais Sat
Gomi
Soly
Curtiss
Curtiss Wr
Deere & Co
Calif
Ba Pont
Prisco
Stew Warner
Eaton Mic
Stone Webster
Elec Autolite
Studebaker
Elec Boat
Elec Pow & S
Elec
Bond & S
Eri Timken
Rie Ford
England
Timken
Freeport
Tex
Trans-Amer
Gen Baking
Fox Film
aUnion Carbide
Gen Electric
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
Pubber
Granby Cons
S3nu
S&t
Hydro
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Elec Hshold
Ava
Edison
Nor-West Bank
Cungham Drug
Wis Bk
Shoe Manufacturing Arrives in America in 1629
Thomas Beary introduced shoe making to America in 1629 after bringing hides aboard the Mayflower, marking an early development in colonial industry.
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America
Thomas Beary
Wheat and Corn Retreat on Chicago Grain Board
Wheat eased on the Chicago board amid moderate selling, with corn following the trend and other grains near steady at low levels. July wheat at 80-801/2 cents, corn down around 4-1/2 cents, oats little changed, rye weaker, soybeans steady. News scant, exports light, Minneapolis limits dipped, midwest weather mixed with rain.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest Wheat Belt
North Central States
Minneapolis
Bond Market Summary and Local Notices
U S government bonds closed. notable issues include Home Owners 3s and various rails. Dow Jones components show mixed moves with several sectors up or down. trading calm ahead of treasury financing plans. Grinnell reports punctual pupils. Wheatland hosts birthday event for Rev Bryant. Tipton prepares for Centennial arrivals of pilots. Masonville Silver Creek Bible school underway with active instructor team.
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Tipton
P. E. Sheets
R. M. Laughlin
Masonville
The
Methodist Church of
Silver Creek
Dorothy Barclay
Doren DeLancey
B. A. Werdtland
Taxpayers oppose Marion street improvements meeting
Nearly 200 taxpayers gathered with Mayor John H. Pazour city council members and Engineer Ralph Gearhart in the Legion hall to oppose or scrutinize Marion’s proposed street work. Pazour said no taxes have funded street improvements in seven years and the city spends only 400 dollars yearly to maintain streets, noting a 13 thousand dollar drop in spending since 1931. Objectors pressed for caution and questioned the council’s ability to protect taxpayer interests.
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Marion
John H. Pazour
Ralph Gearhart
Legion Hall
Pazour
E. B. Castle
St Berchman Awards Honor Seminary Athletes
St Berchmans semi nary awarded major minors and grade medals for athletic work at commencement. Major awards went to Lynn Jones Danny Scholz Larry Dris coll Thomas Benedict Richard Boyle Gordon Jones Ernest Davin Robert Harris Billy Walsh John Graham. Junior awards to Robert Irvin Jack Cassel Ralph O'Neill Rene Dhooge Joseph Schmuecker Jack Long M Steindler Lucien Dhooge Wayne Hogan Darrell Quinn Gerald Webster R J Lowerie. Minor awards to Raymond Wendt Don Wilson Pat Purcell Mickey Miner John Reichardt Ray Caf frey John Leto Robert Thompson Don Morrissey Dean Keller Don Clancy Jimmy Cooke. Grade medals: Kindergarten Jerry Reichardt first grade Jerry Churchill third grade William Skyles fourth grade Joseph Leinfelder fifth grade Thomas King sixth grade James Cooke seventh grade John Reichardt eighth grade Larry Dris coll spelling Mickey Miner Ralph O'Neill arithmetic Ronald Van Maldegram and department Joseph Schmuecker. Alpha fraternity won the athletic championship trophy.
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St Berchman's Seminary
Lynn Jones
Danny Scholz
Larry Driscoll
Thomas Benedict
Richard Boyle
Gordon Jones
Ernest Davin
Robert Harris
Billy Walsh
John Graham
Robert Irvin
Jack Cassel
Ralph O'Neill
Rene Dhooge
Joseph Schmuecker
Jack Long
M. Steindler
Lucien Dhooge
Wayne Hogan
Darrell Quinn
Gerald Webster
R. J. Lowerie
Raymond Wendt
Don Wilson
Pat Purcell
Mickey Miner
John Reichardt
Ray Caffrey
John Leto
Robert Thompson
Don Morrissey
Dean Keller
Don Clancy
Jimmy Cooke
Jerry Reichardt
Jerry Churchill
William Skyles
Joseph Leinfelder
Thomas King
James Cooke
Ronald van Maldegram
Alpha Fraternity
Marion News Briefs From Cedar Rapids Hospital to Local Events
Duane Cruise an 18 year old injured in a bicycle auto crash in Marion remains in slightly improved condition at St Luke s hospital Cedar Rapids. Frances Akerly charged with reckless driving after a Saturday night collision involving Edwin Navratil of Cedar Rapids. Wayne Carpenter leaves for summer work at Angola Indiana. Mrs W B Carpenter hosts 24 youths at a party. Winifred Schrubbe of Decorah attends Newlin Wente wedding in Marion. Phyllis Newcomb awarded a YWCA camp outing for leadership in girl reserves. John E Titus to spend summer at Cornel College. Mrs L F Machacek and daughter Sharon Jane stay with James Fernow. Various local visitors and trips noted plus safety swimming classes forthcoming at American Legion pool. Miss Dorothy Adee underwent an appendectomy at St Luke s hospital. Masonic grand lodge school attended by Fred G Holsinger and Lee Voorhies.
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Duane Cruise
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Duane
Howard Cruise
Church Schedules Across Marion for Children's Day
Local churches in Marion publish Sunday schedules and events for Children's Day observations. Details include Bible school times, morning worship, evangelist speakers, union services at Congregational church, and special programs across Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Seventh Day Church of God congregations.
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L. W. Inman
E. A. Winans
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Christian Endeavor
C. G. Ellinger
Free Methodist
Herbert Livingston
Congregational Church
Arthur W. Henke
Epworth
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Sab
Prairie Chapel and Alburnett Methodist Services Schedule
Prairie Chapel led by Rev. J. B. Clyde holds Saturday events with preaching at 10 30 a.m. and preaching at 11 30. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 7 30 p.m. Alburnett Methodist led by Rev. J. B. Clyde offers Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. Morning worship at 10 a.m.
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Bath School
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
Pressure to Remove Grain Pegs Gains Steam in Chicago
Pressure on Board of Trade officials to remove minimum grain pegs intensified as grain handlers warned of severe impact on movement of the new wheat crop. Margin requirements on oats rye and soybeans were hiked by the clearing corporation, signaling a possible step toward eliminating price limits. The shift aims to lure speculative buyers, aiding hedging of free wheat, with government loan programs seen as a cushion against losses. Margin increases followed, setting initial margins at six cents for oats and fifteen cents for rye and soybeans.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Board Clearing Corporation
Clearing Corporation
Board of Trade Rules Committee
Commission Houses
Iowan Re elected to lead National Livestock Exchange
ST LOUIS AP The National Livestock Exchange reelected T. J. Kirby of Sioux City Indiana as president of the exchange. Friday night Chicago was chosen for the 1941 convention city.
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ST Louis
National Livestock Exchange
T. J. Kirby
Sioux City
Chicago
Allies To Get U S Craft From Sweden Request
About 200 American airplanes ordered by Sweden last winter are to be consigned to the Allies, chiefly France. The transfer is understood to have been approved by the American government to keep the planes from potentially falling into German hands if shipped to Sweden.
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U. S
Sweden
London
France
Funeral Services for William Thompson in Monticello
Funeral services were held at Iverson funeral chapel for 68 year old William Thompson with Rev. William Gross officiating. Thompson died after a stroke at a local hospital. Born in Sand Springs, he married Emily Wolf in 1895. Survived by children Mrs Ed Cashen, Mrs George Barnts, Mrs Hazel Miner, William E Thompson, siblings Albert, Charles, Steve, Belle Dearborn, Bessie Weir, Stella Byers. Burial at Cascade.
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Monticello
Iverson
William Thompson
William Gross
Helm
The
Presbyterian Church
Thompson
Ephram
Margaret Thompson
Sand Springs
Mane Hood
Emily Wolf
Cedar Rapids
Ed Cashen
George Barnts
Hazel Miner
William E. Thompson
Albert Thompson
Charles Thompson
St. Joseph
Steve Thompson
Mitchell, S. D
Belle Dearborn
Bessie Weir
Stone City
Stella Byers
Randall, Ia
Cascade
Local Wash and Service Ads Blast From Page
Classified blurbs show house and wall washing services, sofa and furniture cleaning, painting, paper hanging, yard work, and hauling. Numerous ads list local businesses and contact numbers, including beauty shops, mattress cleaning, and repair services. Prolific era storefronts showcase consumer goods and household chores in a busy town newspaper page.
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Rene Teers
RE Bert
L. E. Cummins
Fred Young
H. R. Butters
Kissicti’s
St. NE
Dial
La Porte City couples wed at Evangelical parsonage
Mabel Schroyer and Emmett Sanders, both of near La Porte City, were married last Sunday at the Evangelical parsonage by Rev. W. D. Winter. They plan to live on a farm near La Porte City. A large northeast Iowa bankers gathering convened in La Porte City for a farm appraisal school led by the Iowa Bankers Association and Iowa State College at Ames. About 50 bankers from nine counties attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
Mabel Schroyer
Charles Schroyer
Emmett Sanders
Gladys Milne
W. D. Winter
Iowa
Iowa Bankers Association
Iowa State College
Ames
Arnold Petznick
la Porte City State Bank
Black Hawk
Bremer
Benton
Buchanan
Grundy
Johnson, Linn
Tama
King's Club
Irving Anton
Hans G. Boyson
Robert W. Wilcox
Herbert G. Folken
Bureau of Agricultural Economists
Paul Burson
J. J. Miller
Waterloo Savings Bank
G. D. Gaide
Methodist Church
Evangelical Church
Methodist
Presbyterian
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H. Bank
R. Mowrey
Merchants National Wheat
Omana Livestock
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Dent
Agriculturer
Interior Town
Minnesota
Austin
Minn
ST. Paul
South ST Paul
Fed
Mkt
Wool Market
Wall St
Mississippi River
Davenport
Apj
Hastings
la Crosse
Winnipeg
Cash Grain
Montana
Minnesota-South Dakota
U. S. Bonds
U 5
Federal Farm
DOW Jones
NEW York Bond Review
API
Grinnell
Rupert A. Hawk
Tom Mintle
Archie Ryan
Marjorie Mitchell
Betty Lou Cooper
Naomi Badger
Rex Hall
Ronald Hilke
Irene Main
Thomas Underwood
Jack Pasch
Patricia Ditzler
James Birch
Mary Lou Goff
Eleanor Jean Tone
Roy Hatcher
Bill Steveson
Virginia Davis
Jean Foster
James Berman
Junior Hanson
Edith Bell
Dorothy Mullins
Marion News
Walter Simonsen
Fifth Avenue
Evangel Singers
George L. Wood
Don Reedquist
Ottumwa
W. G. Bowen
Reedquist
James A. Pringle
Mary Buzza
Walker
Colgate Dental
Owen's
Anna_ Klappholz
Frank Helmke
Burt
Lois
Beaumont
Klappholz
Bobby Fullerton
Jean Dow
James
New York City
Charles Dow
Mrs. Dow
Miss Dow
Harold Mullaley
Bob
Chester
Mr. Mullaley
J. W. Huntoon
Don Ameche
Swanee River
Ray Webb
Robert
Tucson, Ariz
St. Berchman Awards
Cruise
Frances Akerly
Seventh Avenue
Edwin F. Navratil
Wayne Carpenter
Pottawattamie Inn
Angola
Ind
W. B. Carpenter
Carpenter
Arling J. Dice
Winifred Schrubbe
Decorah
Newlin-Wente
Fred C. Newlin
Frank Newcomb
Phyllis Newcomb
Burlington
John E. Titus
Cornell College
L. F. Machacek
Sharon Jane
Dysart
Carl White
Marilyn
Center Point
Elmer Graham
Clair Watson
Near Vinton
Gladys Collier
Beryl Collier
Vinton
American Legion
Dorothy Adee
Fred G. Holsinger
Lee Voorhies
Masonic Grand Lodge
Marion Churches
Flapper
By Sylvia
Gazette
Adj
the Gazette
Ada
Sunday Gazette
United States
Kuba Funeral Home
3Rd Ave
3Rd St
Meee Too Store
A. A
Wosoba
Sheftie Boat House
Ee Cn Eis
Ambulance Ambulance Service Co
ALLIED Van_ Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Hamilton
Bulova
Elgin
Waltham
L. A. Lower
2Nd St
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
Kenwood
Bender
2Nd &T
Griff_th
Feather Mattress Co
1St St
First Christian Church
FORD
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Delux Shop
Lillian Suchy
Luella's
Parker Herbex
Paris Academy OF Beauty
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