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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1937

Page

6

Livestock Receipts Below Estimates Boost Prices Across Markets

Market note reports livestock receipts under forecasts in Chicago Des Moines Omaha and Waterloo with hog prices rising about 10-14 cents while cattle and lambs show mixed gains. Top lambs hit around 11 75 per hundredweight, hogs strengthen on scarce good lots, and wholesale pork prices edge higher amid thinner supply.

Chicago API Western Colorado Lambs EWES Amt AP -10 FAO Iowa Des Moines U .S. Dept. Agriculture

Hogs and cattle rise on local market with mixed prows

Hogs gain ten cents on the local market with top prices up to 10. Cattle prices show mixed moves with top steers around 10.75 to 11.25 per 100 pounds and yearling cattle varying. Chicago cash provisions and Minneapolis grain quotes follow with mixed prices across wheat corn oats barley and seeds.

Ghote Searling Chicago Minneapolis J. E. Bennett & Co Wump Merchants National Bank Hirth Low Winnipeg

Cedar Rapids Miscellanieous Market Scan

Local Cedar Rapids miscellany lists market items including grains vegetables and dairy with varied prices. Entries mention rye oats corn and produce alongside notes on receipts and weights for farm goods and staples.

Bond Markets In New York See Mixed Activity

The market report notes varied action across US government issues with some Treasuries firming while others slip. Prices for several issues show modest gains or losses as traders weigh inflation data and monetary policy while corporate bonds hover near recent levels.

Wheat Prices Rebound After Scattered Chicago Buying

Scattered buying driven by dust storm reports in the southwest steadied a slide in Chicago wheat, lifting May futures and nearby grains. May wheat closed up due to mid-session support, while corn and oats showed mixed gains and losses as pressure from foreign markets and Argentine imports influenced trading.

Chicago Liverpool Ocean Winnipeg Wheat Board

Chicago Produce Market Report Notes Mixed Prices and Steady Diet

Chicago and New York markets show mixed poultry and produce quotes with steady to firmer butter receipts. Notable items include Leghorn hens, White Rocks, Plymouth Rocks, and various turkey, duck, and goose prices, plus onions, carrots, potatoes, and eggs with differing crate and weight conditions.

Chicago Mostry Colorado Fireen Mountains Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Bliss Florida New York

Wall Street Stocks and Quotations From Monday Trade

Wall Street quotes show Adams Express at 21 3/4 and Alaska Juneau at 14 75 with numerous industrials and utilities listed. Banks, railroads, and manufacturers such as Armour, General Motors, Curtiss, and U S Steel are cited among a dense roster of prices and ticker symbols.

J E. Bennett & Co Merchants National Bank Adams Express Indus Rayon Ramely Inspiration Alaska Juneau Allegheny Corpn Inti Harv Allied Chem tHydro Allied Stores Nickel Allis Chalmers Amal Lea S Guy Sou Kayser Julius Coron Sennecott Goor Ambese Kroger G Pow É& Lite Na Lambert Lehigh Valley Lorillard P Louisvie GO & E Wat Works McGrory Am Woolen McKesson Rob Marshall Fid Mathieson Gaga SG Maytag Armour Com Miami Copper Assd Dry Goods Atcin T & SP Mols Moline Ie Atlantic Rife Agi Kans Texs Auburn Auto Pac Rrait Aviation Corpn Mont Ward Bald Patino Mines Pentek & Ford Penna RR Fae Pittslegh Plymouth Proctor Gambel CM St Pum Co Neo Cp Chrysler Safeuny Scheniecy Comy Southern Seaboard Oil Congoleum Sears Roebuck Consol Edison Bervel. Inc Consol Sharon Steel Consol Textile Shell Union Contl Silver Kine Bek Bae Oe Soper Er Oh CP Ab Athaat Cruscibie Steel Bperry Carp Curtis Tent Curtis Wn Dever “Wy CO Starrett S Dart Dl Db & W du Pont Stone Webster Studebak Pex Corp Ao Eaton Tex Land Elec Gen Motors Gillette Ogimbel Viroz Caro Walworth Warner Bros Maryld Wesn Union Hat Corp Restehouse AB Hayes Body Westshouse el Hecker Wilson & Co Howe Sound Woolworth Hudson Motors Hupp Motors Yestown Zenith Radio Chicago Cord Corp Dexter Co Automnatic Gen Hshold Nast Lirssing Heneman Nerehotel Mar Butlerros Mid-West Corp Chry Br Quaker Corn Quaker Pr Cities Swift & Co Comw Edison Swift

Copper Boost Turns Market To Mine Shares

New York AP reports mining shares rally as copper climbs to 1644 cents a pound, the highest since 1930. Despite gains in rail utilities and oil, profit selling rounded prices lower for major steels motors and other leaders. transfers around 3.3 million. Notable movers include U S Steel Penn Central Kennecott Anaconda American Telephone Columbia Gas and Exxon? (entities from source) with mixed results across sectors.

New York France Sloss-Sheffield N Y Central Pennsylvania Great Northern Delaware and Hudson American Telephone Western Union Electric Power and Light Columbia Gas American Water Works International Hydro-Electric Anaconda Kennecott Homestake Mining St. Joseph Lead Inspiration Copper Texas Corporation Seaboard Oil Barnsdall Standard Oil N. J. Macy du Pont National Steel U. S. Steel

aged jockey destitute in Kansas City street

James K Martin, 75, the jockey who rode for the British royal family and earned a fortune, was found on a street in Kansas City in destitute condition. Police reported he had 51 career wins. The incident prompted inquiries into his dwindling finances and welfare status.

Kansas City James K Martin O Royal Family

Funeral services for George Edmond Long held in Marion

A large gathering attended the Sunday funeral in the Yocom chapel for George Edmond Long, a Spanish American War veteran and Milwaukee railway brakeman. The service was conducted by Rev. Irving E. Wade with Odd Fellows and American Legion honors at Oak Shade cemetery.

Yocom Chapel George Edmond Long Milwaukee Railway Irving E. Wade R. H. Chiverton Noble Grand J. H. Woodside Maine Lodge No Cedar Rapids Odd Fellows Virgil Wade Lodge Harold Briggs George Chiverton Ed Dose Charles Wright E. A. Tuck J. G. Farley Oak Shade Cemetery American Legion L. S. Barber Curtis Lint E. Jacobs Milo Davin Ted Bosacker Ed Boyanovsky R. M. Clark Earl Helbig Clifford Cutler Harold Wahl H. R. Livingston Harry Rose William Campbell

Florida 91 Year Old Ex-Slave Proudly Welcomes 38th Child

Ambrose Hilliard Douglas aged 91, a former slave from North Carolina born May 5, 1845, lives in Brooksville with his thirteenth wife Minnie. His youngest daughter was born Sunday without medical help, aided by a city welfare board, as he supports twelve children by gathering Spanish moss and raising poultry and hogs.

Brooksville Fla Ambrose Hilliard Douglas Minnie Douglas City Welfare Board North Carolina

Edouard Herriot Ill With Bronchitis in Lyons

Former French premier Edouard Herriot was ill in Lyons with acute bronchitis and a high fever, according to attending physicians. The wartime political figure, once a leading government member, was reported to be in illness today.

Lyons France Edouard Herriot

Births in Chicago and Oak Park announce two daughters

Born to Mr and Mrs Robert J Eastburn of Chicago a seven and one half pound son March 7. Mrs Eastburn is a daughter of Mr and Mrs F B Schlack 416 Seventeenth Street SE. Born to Mr and Mrs Clinton Callow of Oak Park NL Feb 16 a daughter Marjory Joan. Mrs Gallow is the former Josephine Rejsa daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Rejsa.

Robert J. Eastburn Chicago Eastburn F. B. Schlack Seventeenth Street Clinton Callow Oak Park Marjory Joan Gallow Josephine Rejsa Anthony Rejsa

Wool Market News Sends Mixed Cheer In Boston

Strong wool prices in the Australian market lift mood in Boston as mills hold back on domestic wool purchases amid uncertain demand and a sagging wool textile sector. Spot domestic supplies are tight with sellers favoring asking prices. Foreign exchange rates and separate notes on Minneapolis flour and Chicago hay markets accompany the market roundup.

Boston Dept. Agriculture

Local Man Jailed At Davenport On Liquor Charge

Cedar Rapids man Joe Pisarik aged 26, injured in a Highway 6 crash near Walcott, jailed 30 days for failing to pay a $50 fine on a possession of unlabeled liquor charge. Passenger Leonard Stritesky, 34, suffered a leg fracture and severe cuts. Both families were unaware of their whereabouts and home addresses are listed.

Davenport Joe Pisarik Cedar Rapids Walcott John A. Hornby Leonard Stritesky Pisarik Stritesky Sixteenth Avenue SW Seventeenth Avenue

Vienna architect H Zillinger dies by own action

In Vienna a defect in the Danube bridge, a lifelong masterpiece by Professor H Zillinger renowned architect of the University of Vienna, led to the apparent death by his own action of the architect and his wife at their home.

Vienna INS Danube Bridge H. Zillinger University of Vienna

Size of ad 2 Ones line lines

Classified note shows two line ad with seven item counts. It lists quantities and brief descriptors for an upcoming sale or listing. No specific names or dates are provided in readable text.

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