Hogs lower at Chicago pork markets amid heavy receipts
In Chicago stockyards hogs declined under heavier than usual receipts, with 17,000 of 28,800 head reported, top bid at $9.00 and prices softening across weights. Cattle and sheep receipts fluctuated with mixed results at St. Paul and Sioux City yards, while Iowa markets showed generally subdued trading for hogs and steady cattle bids.
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Chicago
Marthe
Cimaha
East St Lous
Ns Jownpl
Lerux Cary
Paul
Irtiapapols
Cevesland
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Sioux City
API
IUS. Dept. Acriculture
St, Pau
South ST Paul
Dept Agriculture
Local Hog Market Shows Slight Decline On Tuesday
Hogs are slightly weaker on the local market with all grades down five cents, top slipping to 8.55. Cattle market remains steady. listings show varied weights and prices for steers, heifers, calves, and cows. Traders Wilson & Co. advertise hog market rates and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chicago
IAPM
IUS_ Dent
Hiehan
Midium
Gattle Market
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listed
A Cedar Rapids column lists mixed market figures for grains oats rye and barley with No 2 yields, corn types and soybeans. It includes farm produce such as butterfat eggs hens leghorns and colored roosters, plus wholesale fruits vegetables and hides with prices for lemons oranges celery lettuce bananas onions cabbage carrots potatoes peaches tomatoes melons and cantaloupes. Hides and horse prices are noted with a line about pony hides and mane and tail values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Bond Markets New York Bond Review
Bond market activity in New York showed erratic early dealings with leading issues slipping modestly while the secondary market held some of yesterday’s gains. Governments were mostly higher though federal farm mortgage issues dipped. Corporate and rail issues led advances with Goodyear and International Telephone among gainers. Great Northern 5s led the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bond Review
NEW York API
Cuba
Goodyear
International Telephone
International Hydro-Electric
Central Foundry
Wheat Weak Undertone Hits Chicago Trading Floor
Lower outside markets and better southwest weather gave wheat a weak undertone on the Chicago board of trade. By close, July wheat down 11 to 14 percent. futures quoted around 7 3/4 cents for July. Corn eased modestly with mixed activity, oats steady to slightly lower as rains and export sales influenced sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Board of Trade
U. S
North American
Werther
Kansas
Oklahoma
U S
United Kingdom
Wisconsin cheese and sugar market report notes
Wisconsin dairy quotes list cheese varieties with weekly quotas and prices, plus a New York sugar market summary with spot and futures activity and refined sugar. Foreign exchange rates and a Boston wool market summary follow, detailing demand and price ranges for graded wools.
New York Markets Produce Prices and Receipts
AP-Eggs and Butter receipts varied across regions with mixed prices for eggs, creamery and extra grades. Butter steady to firm with creamery specials and standards noted, while potatoes show large US shipments and mixed stock quality across Triumphs and cobblers in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
White Rock
White Rock Springs
Bliss
Arkansas
U.S
Louisiana
Oklahoma
California
U. S
Missouri
Virginia
Stock Market Dips Amid Uneven Trading Tone
New York AP describes a scattershot trading day with some gains of around a point but many minor declines. Activity lagged vs last week with roughly 1,200,000 shares trading. Santa Fe defers interest on 4 percent adjustment bonds and omits the semi annual dividend. Bond and commodity markets were uneven as major staples fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Fe
Wall Street Quotes From Tuesday’s Quotations
A dense listing of stock quotations from Adams Express to Union Carbide and many others appears in Tuesday’s market page. The roster includes techs, fuels, autos, banks, and utilities with prices and changes across broad sectors. Major names include General Motors, Coca Cola, IBM, United Fruit, and Bethlehem Steel, among numerous others. River stage figures for the Mississippi are provided alongside city quotes for Davenport and St. Louis, noting rises and falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennetté Co
H. Jump
Matucer
Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Inspiration
Alaska Juneau
Harv + Ibe
Allegheny Corp
Hydro
Allied Chem
Manville
Amn
Kayser
Julius
Kennecott
Kresee
Amn Hide
Amn Intl Corp
Lambert Amn Loco
Lehigh Valley Tik Amn
Libby Owens
Lia Carbonic
Amn Roll Mills
Lorws, Inc
Amn Smelting
Amn Steel Fdys
Lorillard P
cKesson
Amn Tel
Tel
McLellan Stores
Amn Teb
Marshall Fid
Amn Wat
Mathieson Ark
Miami Copper
Armour, Co
nAssd Dry Goods
Mont Ward
Atlantic Afraqt
Murray Corp
Auburn Auto
Nash Kel
Aviation Corp
Natl Belins Nai
Baldwin Loco
Nau Biscuit If Balto
Ohia Gi
Natlan
Beens Barter Co
Natl Dairy Pro Taya
Barnsdall Corp
Natl Tate Sues Leh
Bendix Ayn
Conti
Beth Stel
Knox
Nor Pac
Boeing Airp
North Am Co
Borden Co
Nor Am Avi
Bors Warner
Ohio of
Rat Bricgs Mik
Fots Steel
Bucyrus the
Packard Mtrs
Budd Mic . Ai
Paramount . Oy
Budd Wheel
S Park Utah
Burroughs Ader Ins Patino Mines
Cal & Hecla
Pentek & Fd
Camp Wyant
Canada Dry
Penney J C Tay
Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Plymouth _ Oil
Cerro de Pasco
Procter Gamble
Ches & Ohio
Pullmann Co
Mstp& Ure
Cmstp&p
P Oil
Chio & NW
Radio Corp
Chip RI & P
Keith
Chrysler Mir
Rem Rand
Rep Motors
Coca_ Cola
Rep Steel
Col Palmolive
Reyn Tob
Colo
Safeway
Sta Col Gas & Elec
Schenley
Credit
Scars, Roebuck
Southern
Beten
Consol Edison
Simmons Co
Consol Oil
Skelly Oil
Socome
Motors
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Coty. Inc
Standard Brands
Crucible Steel
Standard Gas
Cub Amn
del L&w
Studebaker
Douglas Air
Tex Coron
du Pont
Tex Gulf
Tex Land Tr
Kodak
Thompson
Tia
Wein Union
Westehse AB
Hecker Prods
Tia Westahse
Hiram Walker
Ae White Motors
Houston
Oli White Sewing
Howe Sound
Abs Maison & Co
Fla
Hudson Motors
Altowee
Hupp Motors
Central Gi
Eneaty Bee
Indus Rayon
Swift Tntl
Walercen
Purge of Austrian Nazis Revealed in May and June
AP survey reports bloodless purges against Austrian Nazi elements in late May and early June. Up to about 1,000 malcontents were sent to Dachau while officials say fewer than 100 Nazis were arrested since the Anschluss for criminal offenses, held in ordinary prisons.
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Vienna
Dachau
Germany
United Press
Austria
Marion Pioneer William P. Knapp Dies at 78
William P. Knapp 78 longtime Linn county resident died Monday night at his Marion home 315 Eighth avenue after weeks of illness Born in Milan Missouri December 16 1859 he came to Bertram as a child He married Mariam Sears in Bertram March 6 1879 She died in Marion April 6 1937 He is survived by five children three sisters twelve grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the Yocom chapel with Rev E T Gough in charge Burial in Oak Shade cemetery The Laura Bailey Auxiliary of the Methodist church met Monday at Mrs E T Goughs home and officers were named Gifts were served to eighteen members
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William P. Knapp
Linn County
Eighth Avenue
Milan
Daniel W
Nancy Richie Knapp
Bertram
Mariam Retta Sears
Marion
Mr Knapp
JF. Newland
Center Point
E. L. Havorka
Cedar Rapids
Claude
Fred
Robert
Ella Kane
Clinton
Alice Brown
Vermillion
S. D
Anna Phillips
Stevenson
Mich
Knapp
Bertram Lodge
Yocom Chapel
E T Gough
Oak Shade Cemetery
Tea for Marionette 4-H club mothers at Quaas home
Mothers of Marionette 4 H club were guests of honor at a tea hosted by Arlene and Ardyce Quaas. A program featured piano solos, a talk on the Ames 4 H convention, duets, and the Country Girls Creed, with several named attendees and visitors noted. Upcoming club meeting announced at Miss Corinne Knapp’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene
Ardyce Quaas
Arlene Quaas
Trees
Jean Stamy
Ames
Shirley Carver
Mary Cann
Betty Lou
Jean Scott
Phyllis Ford
Creed
Catherine Reinheimer
Elmer Stamy
Will Kassler
Milton Pflughaupt
Hugh Hutton
Clyde Scott
Carl Carver
F. B. Ford
Walter Knapp
Orval Quaas
Elmer Davis
Evan Riley
Byron Umbdenstock
Maxine Quaas
Georgia Hutton
Burdena Musser
Jean Raher
Corinne Knapp
Relief Machinery in Motion in Cleveland
Relief machinery was set in motion in Cleveland to distribute the first general food orders since April 15 to the city’s 66 000 destitute. Councilmen authorized issuing 337000 in notes for 1939 state sales tax receipts to fund relief and arranged for landlords to receive up to 100000 for May relief rents. A moratorium on rents and utility bills was extended through July, and a five councilman committee was empowered to stage fund-raising events at the municipal stadium or auditorium to benefit relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hoover Attacks New Deal Liberal vs Conservative Labeling
In San Jose California Herbert Hoover denounces FDRs plan to classify liberals and conservatives for the next elections. He accuses the Roosevelt administration of weakening minority rights and liberties. Hoover jokes about using 1932 and 1937 income and expenditure figures to claim improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Threat To Blow Up Plant Merely Way Of Getting Even
In PORT WASHINGTON a federal agent confronted the club house of the Furious Four society after a letter sent to Pacific Press Publishing demanded $5,000 or a threat to blow up the plant. An 11 year old opened the door guiding the agent to a 14 year old who admitted writing the note to settle a score with the group turnout of younger boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
Wis
Furious Four
Pacific Press Publishing Company
Mount View
Calif
President Roosevelt blocks pollution control bill in health service
Washington AP reports President Roosevelt will not sign the bill creating a division of water pollution control within the Public Health Service. He faults provisions allowing the surgeon general to submit projects directly to Congress, arguing it shifts executive budget planning away from the Chief Executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Public Health Service
Lost and Found and Advertisements of Services
A dense clump of 1940s classified adverts and notices across Lost and Found, luggage for vacation, jewelry loans, watch repairs, car services, insurance, and transportation references. It lists firms such as Katz Jewelry & Loans, Probasco Jeweler, Norman Auto Service, Stark Insurance Agency, Allied Van Lines, Lynch Transfer & Storage, F. E. Corey Patent Attorney, Griffith Feather Mattress Co, Richards College Pharmacy, Modern Button Pleating Co, and Fotocraft Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Katz Jewelry & Loans
First St. SE
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Norman Auto Service
Stark Insurance Agency
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Allied van Lines, Inc
Anents
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Rornage
Enone
F. E. Corey
Higley Bldg
Los Angeles
Lincoln Zephyr
Richards College Pharmacy
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
P.O
Armstrong Sport Goods
van NO
Des Moines
Alexandria
Kenwood
Fotocraft Shop
Ind Ave
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Iowa
Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Bam
Eady
Omana Livestock
Omaha
S. Dept. Agriculture
Associated Dress
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Mason City
Austin
Minn
City Hide & Fur Co
First Street
Old City
A. G. Hem
Roosevelt Hotel
Wilson & CO
Lerahorn
U. S. Bonds
U_ S
Treasury
Lainson Brothers & Co
H. RR
Mowrey
Owen
Minneapolis
Montana
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wisconsin Exchange Twins
Farmers’ Board
Great Britain
Canada
Montreal
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Greece
Netherlands
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Portus Gol
Roumania
Brazil
Mexico City
Tapan
Honrkons
Shandal
Pedglovians
Boston
Wall St
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse Ie
Dubuque
Davenport O
Keokuk Tee
Catro Ce
Memphis Ae
Marion News
Deak
Laura Bailey
Methodist Church
E. T. Gough
Gough
Elva Emerson
Japan
China
D. H. Smith
C. Newlin
H. B. Phillips
Carrie Reichert
Louis Braskae
Ora Crowner
Helen Gregory Pike
Central City
Chamber of Commerce
M. H. Biddick
CCC
Marion Service Club
Lieut
G. L. Jobling
Harriett G. McCollough
Grace Leigh Scott
Arthur W. Smyth
Solon
John H. Pazour
J. J. Petram
L. B. DeWees
Neal, June
Phillip DeWees
B. C. DeWees
Whittier
Dickey's Foods
Hervey E. DeWees
Arnold Eugene
Cheerful Companions
Christian Church
Thomas Park
S. C. Rice
Franklin
Dickey'’s Foods
J. Freakley
Eleventh Street
J. R Cruzan
Jacksonville
Cruzan
Coakleys
Marion Golf Club
William Knapp
Clare Petty
Viola
T. A. Yocom
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Koppenhaver
Richard Deiderich
Mrs. W. S. Venables
Mrs. Venable
Mrs. W. J. Goodyear
Mothers’ Club
Walter Morrison
Tenth Street
George "Michel
Lillian Ann Harding
George Fullerton, Jr
Beaumont
Tex
Bob Mullaby
Chester
William Dippel
Milwaukee
George Dippel
H. B. Lemnbaugh
S. A. Fontaine
C. B. de- Wees
Walker
Chitaga
Camp Hutaga
W. H. Mills
Phil J. Crew
Sixth Avenue
Marion Township
Feds
Frank Steger
Dyersville
Helena Lake
George Aylsworth
Will Backer
Prophetstown
George Maxtfield
Robins
Charles Maxfield
Relief Machinery IN Motion
Massachusetts
Ines
United States
Gazette Office
Ave
Ward
United State Bank
Maye Dean
Amana
Dial
Dial 23-2003. Shopper's
Service Bey
Buttie
Mabeline Beauty Shop
3Rd St
Park Ave
Stoner's Beauty Shop
Lillian Suchy
Mary Nell
Paramount
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Parker
Kennedy's
1St Ave
Sara Park
Mae's Beauty Shop
W. Perpmanents
Peacock
3Rd St. NE
Fingerwaves
LaVogue Beauty Shop
Relene Beauty Shop
Beauty School
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Siepman
TOWA
GEO. Cervenka
Per
Derson Panelig
Frank R. Whitney
Charles Brinkley
Doc Lamson
Cedar Park
Adesen
Center Point Road
New Hall
Sir Venka
Blairstown
Hallwood
Business Cards Business Services
Novak Heating Co
13Th Ave
Arnold Ellingson Co
Fred Young
Geo, Ilen Hardware
H. R Butters
Jim Cusack
Gardner Rug
Baer
Thez Alps
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