Hog Prices Jump While Cattle Slows and Sheep Hold
Market notes from Cedar Rapids show hog prices up 10 to 20 cents from Tuesday amid steady free gattle and steady to higher sheep. Representative sales list varied prices for hogs, steers, and cows with lighter weights trading near $4.40 to $9.75 per cwt and a liberal supply of yearlings noted. Livestock reports from Omaha and Chicago reference similar price movements and stable to mixed demand across grades led by hogs and lighter-weight cattle.
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Chitago AP
Drei Veriutt
SHFEP
Martie
Itaoa
Fae
Fox
Luddins
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Livestock Market Report Skims Across States and Weights
Hogs and cattle markets show mixed but steady movement with many price points. Idaho Oregon and Minnesota markets list lambs calves and sheep with steady to higher bids. hogs run to 170-200 lb ranges around 4.60 to 5.10 per cwt and cattle mostly steady with cattle and cows near prior levels.
Wisconsin Cheese Quotes and Wool Market Report
Wis. cheese quotations for the week of June 10 to 15 show varied prices for cheddar and horns with notes from the Farmer's Call board. Boston wool trade was moderately active with mixed results. original bags and counter offerings sold, while French and bright fleece wools fetched around 38 to 90 cents a pound delivered to users.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmer's Call Board
Boston
Agriculture Department
Saies
Local porkers in dime advance on local market
Hog prices rose by 10 cents across all grades on Wednesday with top hogs reaching $5. The cattle market held steady while hogs ranged from light to heavy weights, including good hors and good packers in various weight classes. Calf and sheep prices are listed with ranges and quality notes.
Cedar Rafids Prices and Commodities Listing
A long listing of Cedar Rafids grain prices including wheat oats rye barley and corn with No 2 and No 3 grades. Livestock and poultry rates appear with hens roosters leghorns and other fowl included. Fruit vegetables and produce prices cover lemons oranges celery lettuce tomatoes carrots cauliflower potatoes strawberries and hides with multiple grade prices. A science note follows about Jupiter equatorial rotation compared to Earth.
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Rauids
Leshorn and Lhebte
Roosters
Leshorns
Fic
Ieee
Enn
Ecall—&C. Ny
Stocks Jump On Wall Street With Strong Volume
Stocks climbed about 1 to 8 points to fresh highs with over a million shares traded. Steel, aircraft, chemicals, rail, motors and farm equipment stocks led gains amid war issue strength and a buoyant mood on optimism for defense spending. Major names like Chrysler, Dow Chemical, Eastman, Union Carbide and U.S. Steel posted notable advances as railroad issues also rose.
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New York
J. J. Case
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont
Eastman
Norfolk and Western
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
Dow Chemical
U. S Rubber
Westinghouse Electric
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
Union Pacific
Wall Street Quotes From Adams Express to Zenith Radio
Wall Street quotations list numerous stocks with odd spellings and misreads from Adams Express to Zenith Radio. The page names many firms including Johns Manville Allied Stores Allis Chalmers Kennecott Amalgamated Leather Kroger Penney Ford General Electric Coca Cola Chrysler Studebaker Packard Park Utah and more with prices and percentages across industries.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Nickel
Alaska Juneau
Alleshany Corp
T&t
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Allied Stores
Stalian City
Allis
Chalmers
Kennecott
Amal Leather
Kresges
Kroxer
Amn Hines Tne
Myers
Lin
Amin Macalbo
le Oe
Anon
QuaconGa
Toark Nat
Mo Pac
Armour Co
Mont Ward
Artloom Corp
Motor Wheel
Murry Corp
Atchison TS
Nash-Kelyata Atlantic
Heela
Penick
Ford
Calumet
Ly Penna RR
Camp Wyant
Penney JC
Canada Dry
Peoples Gas
Phillins Pet
Pillsbury
Tva
Certo de Pasco
Proctor Gamble
Gres
Pullman Co
I Radio Corp
Tyety Radio Keith
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Colo Furl
Salewar
Colum
Schenley
Seaboard Oil
Sears Rochuck
Servel Inc - Blo Ongolesim
Sharp Co
Edison
Dohme
Simmons Co
Motors
Rico
Coty Inc
Sou Railway
Crown Drug
Sperry Corp
Grucible Steel
St. Joe Lend
Aya Cudahy Pkz
Curtiss Wr
Curtiss
Sta Deere & Co
Stone Webster
Eastman Rod
Studebaker
Eaton Mig
Tex Corp 1
Elec Autolite
Tex Gut
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Thompson
Elec Pow & L
Tidewater Ay
Bond & Ste Timken
England
Shay Freeport
Tex T C
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Papsin Af Agta Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
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Dal Hat Corp
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Wes'house
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Marsh Field
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Nobl Sparks
Butler
Quaker Ccom
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Sunstrands
Crerry Buri Stanil Sait and Co . Ie
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Walsreen
Woodall Ind
Zenith Rad
Irregular Wheat Market On Board Trade At Chicago
Wheat showed a nervy irregular tone on the Chicago Board of Trade with moderate dips finding support from stock strength. Wheat closed off to 142 cents, July at 82 to 82 1/2 cents, while oats and rye moved lower and soybeans finished near the bottom as exports and overseas markets showed weakness. Local cash grain in Chicago and Minneapolis reflected mixed bids and firmer futures in select contracts amid a fluctuating session.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
U.S
Britain
Bond Markets in New York Rally Amid War News
Broad-scale buying lifted domestic bond fractions above 2 points by noon. Foreign trends mixed with declines in some South American loans while most others showed strength. Canadian issues edged higher. Argentine bonds faced pressure. Treasuries attracted new support as government issues awaited.
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New York
Lombard Electric
Lively Trade Canada
Treasury
Tltneis Central
Stude. Waker
American Telephone
Commonwealth Edison
Firestone
Markets Report Chicago and New York Produce Prices
Chicago live poultry receipts rise with large truck arrivals and mixed Plymouth Rock prices while eggs and butter show firmer tones. New York apples eggs butter and cheese prices move with steady to firm tones, with futures reflecting storage and standard revisions.
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Plymouth Rocks
U. S
California
U_S
U S
USS
California Buss Triumphs US
North Carolina
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Mississippi
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Alabama
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New York
Symphony Concert Planned Inside San Pedro Gold Mine
Albuquerque plans a unique concert by the 60 piece Albuquerque Symphony in the San Pedro gold mine in the Sandia mountains. The 110 year old mine hosts Beethoven Bach and Brahms echoing through its chambers. Organizers note the mine’s long operation possibly predating the Revolutionary War.
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Albuquerque
N. M
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Death notices for John Fletcher longtime banker
Funeral services for John Fletcher a Chicago investment banker of 33 years and former Cedar Rapids National Bank associate who died in Evans ton Illinois will be held at Turner chapel at 4 p.m. Thursday Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery The body arrives in Cedar Rapids at 4 30 p.m Wednesday and will be taken to the chapel where friends may call.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Evanston
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill
Cedar Rapids
Edward Makovsky 61 Dies After Lingering Illness at Home
Edward Makovsky age 61 of Ely died at his home Tuesday night after a lingering illness. Born June 9, 1879 in Putnam township he lived there most of his life. Survived by wife Frances two sons Edward Jr and William both of Ely two daughters Mrs Joseph Staskal Cedar Rapids and Mrs Alfred Krejca Cedar Rapids. One daughter preceded him in death. He also leaves six grandchildren two brothers Joseph Pine River Minn and Rudolph Detroit Mich and three sisters Mrs Mary Michelson Mrs Harvey Petersen both of Detroit and Miss Agnes Makovsky of Cedar Rapids. Two brothers and a sister died. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the Janeba funeral home with Rev Ludvik Burian officiating. Burial in Rogers Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Route 1
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Putnam Township
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Edward, Jr
William
Joseph Staskal
Cedar Rapids
Alfred Krejca
Joseph
Pine River
Minn
Rudolph
Detroit
Mich
Mary Michelson
Harvey Petersen
Agnes Makovsky
Janeba
Ludvik Burian
Rogers’ Grove
Peter Stoecken 82 Dies, Retired Carpenter
Peter Christian Stoecken 82 a retired carpenter died suddenly at his home 1360 I avenue NE at midnight Tuesday. Born in Germany June 2 1858 he came to the United States in 1886 and has lived in this vicinity for 30 years. Survived by two sons John Arthur of Juusk Wisconsin a daughter Mrs Ella Wachal Cedar Rapids Iowa and five grandchildren Mildred Johnson Donald Gerald and Richard Wachal a daughter Mrs Lillian Johnson preceded him in death April 1939. He leaves a brother and three sisters in Germany. The body is at the Moen chapel where friends may call. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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I Avenue NE
Germany
United States
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Arthur
Juusk
Wyn
Ella Wachal
Cedar Rapids
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Donald
Gerald
Richard Wachal
Lillian ‘Johnson
Moen Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Frederick Reynolds
Funeral services for Mrs Frederick Reynolds who died at her home 1122 Eighth Street NW will be conducted in the Moon chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday by Rev. Grant F. Anderson. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Eighth Street NW
Moon Chapel
Grant F. Anderson
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Cedar Rapids pioneer Allen A. Peddycoart
Funeral services for 93 year old Allen A. Peddycoart longtime Cedar Rapids resident will be held at Beatty chapel at 4 p.m. Thursday conducted by Rev. James T. Stewart. Burial will follow in the family lot at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon Avenue
Beatty Chapel
James T. Stewart
Oak Hill
Cem
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Information Summary
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists minimum two line ads with five words on the first line and six on added lines. Prices scale by number of lines and days, with discounts for consecutive days. Out of town blind ads incur a 10 cent surcharge, advance payment required. Ad submission closes at noon for same day publication and 8 pm on Saturday for the Sunday edition.
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Gazette
Funeral services set for Mrs Margaret G. MacDonald
Friends may call at Turner chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. William A. Jacobs and Cedar chapter No 184 OES in charge. Burial at Linwood Cemetery.
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Turner Chapel
William A. Jacobs
Cedar Chapter
Linwood Cemetery
Washington Two Justice and Constable Named by Petition
Linn County supervisors on Wednesday named M. H. Sorensen as justice of the peace and M. S. Evans as constable for the balance of the term. The offices had been vacant and the action followed a petition from 13 Washington township voters.
Welding School Ad Offers Short Hours and Quick Training
Sylvia places notices for work wanted and welding courses at Rapid School of Welding. Marlon, Jows, and private tutors market affordable rates, with short training durations and options for elementary tutoring.
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CTS
Marlon
Trick Rouses Director of Pawnshop Inspection
In New Orleans UP a prank targeted John S Soulant chief pawnshop inspector. A pair of microscopes worth 225 dollars were stolen from Charity hospital and later pawned at a nearby shop in Soulants name.
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New Orleans
John S Soulant
Police Department
Charity Hospital
Soulants
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