Chicago Stockyards Hogs Too Small to Test Market
Saturday's salable hogs were too few to test conditions at Chicago yards. Undertone held steady with cattle and sheep near steady. top hog price around 6.10 as 100 of 450 hogs reported, while Pittsburgh and East St. Louis showed limited activity and mixed steadiness in cattle and sheep. Similar reports from Omaha and St. Paul noted steady to firm trends across hogs, cattle, and sheep with varied holdovers and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicasto
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
East St. Louis
S Dept Acriculturer
Grotx City Livestock
Sioux City
U S. Dept. Agricultures
Omaha
US Dept Agricultures
ST. Paul
ST Paul
Fed
Markettic Hoesecp Cc
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Peeee
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Quoted in Boston Market Listings
Wisconsin cheese quotes listed for the week of March 13 7 show delaine fine at 28 to 30 cents per pound in grease 29 to 31 for half blood and 31 for three-eighths and quarter blood. The Plymouth Wis cheese exchange notes quotas for the week with entries for twins lie daisies horns and various cheddars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wool Market Slows in Boston Trading Session
The U S Department of Agriculture reports a slow Saturday in the Boston wool market with scattered purchases on limited grades for immediate needs. Lower prices resisted in certain grades while fine territory wools and leeces showed slight ease. bright fleece wools remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U S. Dept. Agricultures
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain and produce prices list for Cedar Rapids including Wheat No 1 at 61c No 2 at 58c new oats 25c 22c Rye No 3 30c Barley No 3 30c 41c Corn shelled No 2 yellow 38c No 3 Soybeans No 2 yellow 72c Hay and straw prices bale hay 6.50 bale straw 5.00 Butterfat prices 24c No 1 cream 23c No 2 cream 2c Poultry prices colored hens 14c Leghorns 1c colored roosters 8c Leghorn roosters 1c Eggs 1c Wholesale fruits vegetables lemons 5.50 76.00 oranges 2.35 603.50 grapefruit 7.34 2.5 celery 2.75 413.00 lettuce 3.95 onions 1.00 7 1.90 cabbage 2.25 carrots 2.75 crate tomatoes 2.70 new potatoes 2.2 potatoes 1.35 1.54 sweet potatoes 1.25 1.90 hides market No 1 cured beef hides 6 3c No 2 cured beef hides 5 1c No 1 calf 17e No 2 calf 6 1 2c No 1 kip 6? ec No 2 kip 5Stic No 1 horse 32 25 No 2 horse 17 5 ball erier including mance and full tale
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Cedar Rands
Lsc
Hogs Steady On Local Market At Toca Prices
Hogs remain steady on the local Toca market with no grade changes and top at 765 dollars. Cattle are also steady and cream prices show a slight weakeness with quotes around 212.25 for buyers and 9.75 for sellers.
Markets in Chicago and New York Dairy Prices Report
Receipts and prices for API butter eggs and cheese show unsettled markets in Chicago and New York. Butter receipts 1,134,129 with creameries and carlot prices. eggs receipts 16172 steady with packed and firsts values. New York reports mixed colors and fig prices with weak cheese receipts 79,708 and unchanged miccs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Bond Markets Show Higher Tone Amid Latin Debt Rally
New York bond market closed with a higher tone despite minor irregularities. Government issues edged up on Latin American loans, while profit taking trimmed some rail and corporate issues. Notable movers included Brazil and Chile loans, American Telephone and others, with few declines toward session end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brazil
Chile
Conmmpanies
American Telephone
Atsrouf-Romas Teka
Anaconda
Delaware and Hudson
Bethlehem Steel
Alleshany
Studebaker
Paul
Ethel Shutta Divorces Olson in Chicago Custody Deal
Ethel Shutta blues singer wife of Orchestra Leader George Olson won a divorce in Chicago after testimony that “the reason for this difficulty is the divergence of the orbits of these two stars.” She charged desertion last June. They share custody of sons George Jr. 9 and Charles 11 and settled property out of court.
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Chicago
Ethel Shutta
George Olson
Howard Mayer
Miss Shutta
Olson
New Haven
Conn
George, Jr
Charles
Wall Street ends mixed as late selling drags market lower
A late selling flurry in steels and motors pulled indices down after an uneven session. Some favorites rose to new highs earlier but most failed to hold gains as transfers reached about 650000 shares. Institutions eyed SEC short selling rule changes and trade data pointed to cautious optimism amid global political tensions.
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New York
SEC
Washington
IG Stock Exchanges
Securities and Exchange
Spain
Stalin
American Telephone
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Anaconda
Kennecott
General Electric
du Pont
Union Carbide
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S Rubber
United Aircraft
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Philip Morris
U S Gypsum
Lockheed
Pennroad Niagara Hudson Power
Wall Street Quotes and Mississippi River Reports
Published quotations from Adams to Zonite Prods show live quotes across many firms including Allied Chem, Am Can, Kennecott, General Electric, Ford, and U S Steel with prices noted. The Mississippi River stages at Davenport La Crosse Prairie du Chien Dubuque and Keokuk report rises and declines, indicating shifting water levels.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W.H. Jump
Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Kans
City Sou
Kayser
Julius
Intl Corp
Kennecott
Loco
Kroger GB
M & Poly
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Libby Owens
Rad Yi Lis Meyers
Miami Copper
Ark Nat Gas
Armour & Co
Atchison T
Atlantic Rts
Mont Ward
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Murray Corp
Alto
Ohio
Nash
Borg Warner
Nor Pac
Briggs Mie
North Amn Co
Aucyrus Erle
Nor
Amn
Otis Steel
Packard
Proctor Ga
Sperry Corp
Reerh & Co
St. Jor
le Viva
Tex Corp
Tex Gull
Thompson
Flee Hong
Timken
Ford England
Ereeport
Tex
Reis
Elec
UN Atross
Gen Foods
Uni Air Lines
Gen Motors
Uni Gas
Gillette SR
Giibel Bros
U S Ind
Glidden Co
U S Plee
Goebel Brew
U S Rubber
Goodrich
U S Realty
Goodyear Tire
US Steel
Graham Paine Tia Yahadium Foy
Uswalworge Chemays
Great Nor Ore
Oren Oy
Asecaiteee N
Warner Wre
Great
Great W Sur. 2734 Wesn Margid' 3123/4 Hat Corp 644-7! Westehee on Bae Hayes
Meeker
Hiram Walker
Wilcox Sous de Houston Oi
Willys Ovid
Howe Sound
Wilson and CO
Hudson Motors
Woolworth
Hupp Motors
Ims
Central
Yneston
S.T
Indus
Rayon
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Auto
Davenport
Trnstings
la Crosse
Rise of Soybeans Highlights Dull Market in Grain
Soybean futures surged to seasonal highs amid an otherwise flat grain market on the Chicago Board of Trade. May soybeans reached 875 cents as other grains stayed near unchanged, with wheat and corn hovering in narrow ranges. Local receipts were modest and government purchases for flour support provided a mild boost to sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Commodity Credit Corporation
Roosevelt warns radio can sway public opinion in Texas
Elliott Roosevelt head of a large regional radio network warns in Fort Worth that radio can drive public opinion too far. He cites Gov. W. Lee O'Daniel and his radio campaign as an example of radio influencing politics and spiritual guidance, contrasting with press reaction to O'Daniel's criticism of newspapers.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Elliott Roosevelt
W. Lee O’daniel
O’daniel
Roosevelt
O'Daniel
Funeral Rites Held for Dr Frank S Skinner in Marion
Funeral services for Dr Frank S Skinner were held Friday at Yocom chapel with Rev C G Ellinger officiating. Attendees included St Berechman seminary students and faculty and members of the O O P club. Pallbearers were Karl Kendall Ed Sigfred Robert C Toms Dr Arthur E Crew Dr H O Young and Dr Leo B Sedlacek. Honorary pallbearers included Judge C J Haas Dr L C Dow and J L Papes. Burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Skinner
Yocom Chapel
C. G Ellinger
Congregational Church
St. Berechman’s Seminary
O. O P, Club
Karl Kendall
Ed Sigfred
Robert C. Toms
Arthur E. Crew
H. Oo. Young
Marion
Leo B. Sedlacek
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Haas
L. C. Dow
J. L. Papes
H. C. Ring
H. R Hess
R K. Keech
Harry Walker
Oak Shade Cemetery
Martha Gordon Zachary 81, Marion resident dies at home
Mrs Martha Gordon Zachary 81 died Friday at 1 PM at her Marion home after a brief illness. Born in Rock Island in 1857 she moved to Marion as a child and lived there most of her life. She was married to Joseph H Zachary in 1875 who died in 1934. Funeral Monday at 2:30 PM at Yocom chapel with Rev E T Gough. burial Oak Shade cemetery. Survived by son William H Zachary of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren Edna Maurer and Howard Zachary two great grandchildren Dorothy and Donald Maurer a brother Leonard Gorton Estherville and sister Delia Calkins Vancouver Wash. Funeral details follow.
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Martha Gorton Zachary
Fifth Avenue
Rock Island
Marion
Joseph H Zachary
Zachary
Marion Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
William H. Zachary
Cedar Rapids
Edna Maurer
Howard Zachary
Dorothy
Donald Maurer
Leonard Gorton
Estherville
Delia Calkins
Vancouver
Wash
Yocom Chapel
E T Gough
Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Railways Plan Heavy 1939 Improvements
Chicago AP reports Railway Age says national railroads plan a major 1939 upgrade. Expenditures rise by 50 million dollars, with orders for 25 percent more rail than all of last year and near 1,000,000 tons of rail expected. Ties plates fastenings and ballast likely rise too.
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Chicago
Railway Age
City Briefs And Personals In Local Update
The board of adjustment will meet in the council chamber of city hall Monday. Grade A Goat milk for sale from goats tested for TB and Bangs disease with daily delivery. The Jan Hus 1.0.0 F. phrodite team beat Ely I. O. O. 3 to 1 to win the five game series. Mrs. Margaret Wheeler and Mrs. Agnes Frederick and her son Richard and Mrs. Richard Smith of Conrad visited Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Charter and Charles Pinkney at 1020 Ninth Street NW. Wheeler and Charter are sisters of Pinkney.
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Board of Adjustment
Council Chamber
Dial
Margaret Wheeler
Agnes Frederick
Richard
Richard Smith
Conrad
A. G. Charter
Ninth Street
Charles Pinkney
Wheeler
Charter
Pinkney
Troy resigns as Marion liquor store manager for rail pension
John J. Troy, manager of the Marion branch of the Iowa liquor control commission, resigns effective April 1 after earning a railroad retirement act pension. Bernard E. Manley regrets the departure and Celan Rollins, now assistant manager, is expected to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Troy
John J. Troy
Marion
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Troy
Bernard E. Manley
Celan Rollins
Community Parties Mark Eighteenth Birthday and Club Events
The article notes Wayne Carpenter’s eighteenth birthday party at the Carpenters’ Marion home with prize winners Helen Biddick Justice Kinkead and Warren Bleakly. It also covers Concord A and L club activities and a Hawkeye Boys State talk by A. Ro McElwain, plus Homemakers, Picayune district meeting, and local visits and travel by residents and families in the Marion area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
W. B. Carpenter
Marion
Helen Biddick
Justice Kinkead
Warren Bleakly
Arling Dice
Carpenter
Dice
LaVern Seikora
Barbara Sloss
Ruth
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Susan Hawkins
Betty McBride
Kathryn
A. Ro McElwain
American Legion
Parent-Teacher Association
Viola
Frank Travis
Local church notices outline weekly services and events
Multiple area congregations list service times sermons themes and activities. Marion Baptist and Christian churches schedule Bible school at 9 45 a m and evening services with sermon topics The Promise of Spring and The Fallen Countenance. St Josephs Catholic offers masses at 8 and 10 a m. Pilgrim Highraiders and youth meetings appear in Congregational notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
B.Y.P.U
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McEiliott
Irving E. Wade
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Winton
C. G. Ellinger
Pilgrim Highraaders
C. O Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Church and mission events in regional notices
Local church notices list sermons Sunday worship times and series on Stewardship, Christian Endeavor meetings, and union services. Other items include a missionary speaker from Madras, a one act play by Vinton Presbyterian players, and Sabbath school schedules across several congregations with pastors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
Otis Moore
International Missionary Council
Madras
India
Marilyn Hayes
Tommy Kemble
Albert W. Schenken
Bud Cornell
Oxford
Frances Miller
C. V R. de Jong
Russel Hughes
Vinton Presbyterian Players
Jewell Bothwell Tull
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Christianae
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Mason City
Austin
Austin Mann
API
Iowa
Des Moines
US Dept Agriculture
Minnesota
Alf Omareet
Treasury
Eve Lulac
DOW Jones
Ta Eae Ge
Ralls Soreteee
Cebeseeveness
Ewecacetecne
Wall Street
Wall St
APJ
Illinois
Minneapolis
Lamson Brothers & 3
Owney
Manneer
Marion News
F. S. Skinner
Martha Gordon Zachary
Lawrence Peterson
Central City
Ray Roberts
Forest City
William E. Elliott
Ruth Anderson Currie
Kalamazoo, Mich
Norma Remes
Carl N. Owen
J. B. Howell
Kathleen Newman
Harlan F Knight
Jan Hus
F. Phrodite
Ely I. O. O
Ely
Carl White
Twelfth Street
Concord A. and
L. Club
Stewart Hawk
E T. Gough
Gough
Clara Wilson
Carrie Fernow
Homemakers Club
Picayune District
George Michel
Donald Atwater
Isabel Atwater
Henrietta Robinson
Dayton Lininger
Pearl Metcalf
Charles Michel
Ida Michel
Ruth Ann Strong
Caroline Hartung
Mount Vernon
Stanley Kellams
Alfred Voss
John Alien
Sioux Falls
S. D
Voss
J. M Albright
J. W. Frazee
Earl Jacobs
Margaret Jacobs
Jacobs
Vivian Allen
S. Stanaway
Martinsburg
Charles Messerschmitt
Hutchinsons
Shamrock Center
Owen's Drug Store
George C. Oxley
Marion Churches
Gazette
R_CONE
The
United States
Cedare Rapids Gazette
Inwa
Arthur John
August Cramer
John B. Turner & Son
Vera Sommers
John Sommers
Anderson Monuments
Ave
Brady Mortuary
Stil Ave. SE
Lost
Kenwood Transfer
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer& Storage Co
3Rd Ave
Yellow Cab CO
Los Angeles
Tom Suits Mason
Jrd Ave
Cails
1St St
P.O
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Roy Brown
WMT
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
H. K. Schaefer
Kresec
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
DeLux Beauty Shop
Lillian Suchy
Mar
Mary Nell Beauty Shop Expert Service
Paramount
Beautiful
Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauty
3Rd St. NE
Lene Beauty Shop
Kennedy's
Paris
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Marcels
Viking's
S._P. S. HALL
Vikings
Siepman
Norway
Tucs
Hallwood
Turkey House
Walford
Moose Hall
Stonecking
Business Cards Business Services
Novak Apeating Co
Peeneces Gas
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Stodola Furniture Co
Jerry Voldingh
Kasner Bros
L. E. Cummins
Fred Bell
Carl Stark
B Ave
Jim Gusack
Baer
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