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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1938

Page

4

Austin Hog Market and Livestock Receipts Report

Market notes show steady to higher hog bids with Friday and Saturday activity noted. Prices for 140-170 lb and 180-250 lb hogs vary by grade, while cattle and sheep receipts are listed with steady to weak trends and price ranges across weight classes.

Austin Minn Dept. Agriculture ST Paul South ST Paul Associated Press Ottumwa Hocs Mason City Waterloo

Hogs Steady to Higher in Active Chicago Trade

Chicago bids showed hogs steady to higher amid active trading as receipts reached 15,000 hogs with direct sales topping 9.25. Other yards including Pittsburgh and Cleveland showed mixed results while Chicago cattle receipts ran 14,000 with a slow market and varied backstops across regions.

Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland St. Louis St San East St East St. Louis Chicago Livestock S Dept Agriculture Wey Texas Sinun City Siouk City Ta Apy S. Dent Agriculture Strong Art Kansans City Omaha East St Louis St Osrp St Sioux City Paul Indianapois Cincinnati

Hog Prices Steady as Cattle Retreat 25 Cents

Local hog prices remain steady with the ton at 8.80 dollars while cattle prices fall 25 cents. A minor wholesale shift in fruits and vegetables also noted.

Wheat fluctuates on Chicago board before firm finish

Wheat prices swung erratically on the Chicago board Monday with a late rally to a firmer tone. July wheat closed up modestly as outside markets weakened and supportive factors from a stock surge and rainfall reports in South Dakota aided buyers. corn and oats showed mixed to small gains with light trading and varied market conditions in North American exchanges.

Chicago Chicago Board of T Rade Liverpool Winnipeg Southwest Northwest South Dakota

Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Grains and Produce

Market report from Cedar Rapids lists prices for wheat barley corn soybeans and straw hay fruit and vegetables cattle hides and other farm goods. Includes wheat No 1 at 67c No 2 64c barley No 2 36 40c corn yellow No 2 48c No 3 46c soybeans No 2 yellow 8c lemons 50 cents oranges 2.75 3.25 watermelon and potato prices plus livestock hide and hoof values.

Lamson Brothers & Co H. R. Mowrey Cedar Rapids Merchants National Bank Wilson & CO SRR Bane Dee Saane Sal Deean ITA Sooneans Ponte Po Ang Une Texas

Bond Market Gains Brighten as Rail Loans Lead Rally

U S government bonds mixed as Treasuries softened and HOPE loans held, while rail issues such as Baltimore and Ohio Nickel Plate Northern Pacific Pennsylvania and New York Central rose. Speculative industrial and utility bonds also advanced amid improving business prospects and stock gains.

New York Bond Review Baltimore and Ohio Nickel Plate Northern Pacific Pennsylvania New York Central U.S

Markets Report From Chicago Produce and New York

CHICAGO MARKETS show receipts for butter creamery specials and extras with mixed scores and prices. carrots, eggs and poultry supplies listed with steady to firm quotes. New York imports cap creamery goods, cheese prices hold firm with various grades and regional flat formats. the report notes storage packed and firsts levels, alongside meat and potato market movement.

Chicago White Rock Plymouth Rock Lezhorn Bliss U S Arkansas Shoowink Deeny California Alabama North Carolina Cobblers Norfolk U. 5 Us&s New York

Wisconsin and foreign markets tease dairy and currency notes

Rural Wisconsin markets list cheese quotes and farm product prices while foreign exchange markets show mostly downward moves across major European currencies. Wool and sugar markets in Boston and New York report steady prices with light inquiries and quiet trading.

Foreign Exchange New York API Great Britain Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Grerce Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Stingars Bowmania Brazil Tokio Shanghai Honskont Mexico City Montreal

Stocks Put On Biggest Rally In Six Weeks

New York stocks jump led by industrials with steels driving gains of five points or more. Investors attribute the rise to optimistic signs that the recession may be easing and a faster business rebound, with turnover around 1,150,000 shares. Farm equipment names, including Caterpillar, led the advance as price cuts spurred expected industry-wide follow-through.

New York Steels

Wall Street Stocks in Bennet Co Listings

Monday quotations show Adams Express and Allied Chem among many blue chips with mixed gains and losses. Major names include Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, U S Rubber, General Motors, and Westinghouse with broader market indicators across Chicago and Davenport river regions.

J. E. Bennet & Co W. H. Jump Telephone Merchants National Bank Adams Express Hydra Alaska Juneau aIntl Mine Allegheny Corp Italnt Allied Chem Tel & Tel Allied Stores GisJohns Manville Ta Allis Chalmers Amn Kennecot. Com Kresse Hide Lazi Kroner Amn Ind Corp Fay Bambert Lite Staric K Ayers Radlin Amn Roll Mills Amn Steel Pdys Corillard P Ain Sug Rie Ark Nat Gas Armour. Co Mols Moline Assil Dry Goods Nto Poe RR Atchison T. SP Atont Ward Atlantic Rie Auburn Auto Murray Corpa Aviation Corp Nash Kel Baldwin _ Loco Belins Ealto Ohio Barber Co Barnsdall Corn Nott Dairy Prd Beatrice Cry Liles Bendix Pillsbury Plymouth Gelahese Procter Gamble Cerro de Pasco Pullman Co Radio Corpa Radio Keith Chrysler Mtr FOO Waters Coca_ Cola Colo Fuel Safeway Schenky Col Gas. Rice Seaboard Sears Roebuck Server, Inc Comw South Sharon_ steel tit Congoleum Shen Union Consol Edison Simmons Consol Oil Skelly Olagin Consol Textile Socony Vine En Gory Gontl Pao Ro Ilty Con Motors Sou Railway Dell Sherry Corp Corn Products Standard Brands Coty. Inc Curtiss Wea Stew Tex Tex Land Tre Eastern RM Thompson Eastman Rod Tidewater Eaton Mfc Timken Bet Autalite Timken RT Pow & L Elec Bond & S Union Brie RR Matinion Pac Fish Rubber S Freeport Tex Unt Air Lines Ganlos Ao United Fruit Gen “Foods Unt Gas Co Gen Gas Gen Motors Gypsum Gillette SR Gimbel Bros U S Pine Warner Bros Hayes Body Wawvesn Marylo Hocker West Union Hudson Westenouse AB Howe Sound Westehouse el Hudson Motors White Motors Hupp Motors Wilson Woolworth Indus Rayon Yellow Truck Inspiration Y'nest'n Zenith Radio WD Zonite Chicago Amn Pub Hoteman East Blessing Midwest Corp Sta Butler Tiros Quaker Com Quaker Pr Chicago Corp Swift & Co Edison Swift Intlants Cons Biscuit Walgreen Dexter Co Mississippi River Stagls Davenport Hastings la Crosse Cestre Prairie du Chien v Dubuane Est St Lows Eee Catraebeeee Ase Ee Imemphis

Marion Fire Crews Battle Weekend Small Blazes

The Marion fire department fought two minor fires over the weekend. A cigarette started a blaze around a gas main near the Milwaukee viaduct at Cedar Park on Saturday night, and a short circuit in a radio at Harold Phillips home on Eleventh Street caused a second run Sunday morning.

Marion Milwaukee Cedar Park Harold Phillips Eleventh Street

Sentence Passed In Hoagland And Allum Brokerage Case

The presiding officer of the defunct Hoagland and Allum brokerage firm pled guilty to embezzlement and conspiracy after allegations of a 750000 fraud. George F Allum received 1 to 10 years for embezzlement and 1 to 5 years for conspiracy, to run concurrently along with Olaf Larson and Henry Engel who drew 1 to 5 years each on conspiracy. All three face federal indictments for securities law violations and mail fraud.

Chicago Hoagland and Allum Brokerage George F Allum State Penitentiary Olaf Larson Henry Engel Nolle Cook County Securities and Exchange

Ak-Sar-Ben Buys Bridge At Omaha

Ak-Sar-Ben buys the Douglas street Missouri river bridge for 2,350,000 from the Omaha and Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge company and the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway company. The bridge becomes free once self funded, financed by Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben revenue bonds.

OMAHA Douglas Street Missouri River Council Bluffs Aksar-ben Omaha Exposition Company Ak-sar-ben Omaha and Nebraska Iowa

Divorce Granted in Day Court Case

District Judge H C Ring on Monday granted Helen J Day a divorce from Dr Charles S Day on cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple, married in Chicago on October 14 1922, also awarded custody of a son and set monthly support at 150. Larimer signs settlement in related foreclosure and trust cases moving toward close. cases continued to June 27 for final disposal.

C. S. Day H. C. Ring Helen J Day Charles S. Day Chicago Larimer Robert I. Larimer Larimer and Shaffer, Inc Cedar Rapids District Court Realty American Trust and Savings Bank Larimer and Shaffer Larimer and Shaffer C. J. Haas

Reopen Road In Shaver Park After Culvert Installation

Shaver Park Drive, closed over a year, reopened after a culvert replaced the condemned wooden bridge. Cars may now travel the full park route, Ed Stefan says, with the new roadway spanning twenty four feet in width.

Shaver Park Ed Stefan

Usage Of Wasserman Formula Is Extended

Bacteriologists at the University of Illinois College of Medicine announced they extended the Wasserman formula to gonorrhea testing. The announcement was made Monday in Chicago and marks a development in serologic screening beyond syphilis.

Wasserman Formula Chicago University of Illinois College of Medicine

CCC to Extend Drainage Work in Public Projects

Washington AP Robert Fechner CCC director says enrollees in thirty nine CCC camps across nine states will continue maintenance and reconstruction of public drainage improvements starting July 1. Five Iowa camps will persist in the program.

Washington Robert Fechner CCC States Iowa

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