Hog prices steady amid extremely light trade in Chicago yard
Unofficial Monday receipts show hogs in Chicago at 6 000 of 8 200 offered with top price $9 50. Cattle receipts 200 of 475 with top at $10. Sheep scarce with top near $8 40 as market remains weak and activity muted across multiple western yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East St Louis
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock
US. Dept. Agriculture
Omia Livestock Omaha Fap
US Dept Agriculture
Iowa
Des Moines
U S Dept Agriculture
Minnesota
At & A.m
Omaha
East St
Josipt
Indianadous
Cleveland
Pittsbiri
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Listing
Grain and produce prices from Cedar Rapids show No 1 Wheat at 82 cents No 2 at 89 cents. soybeans 85 8 cents. hay and straw values. butterfat and cream prices. chicken and turkey weights with per pound rates. wholesale fruits vegetables and crates. Idaho hides market with various hide types and prices. horses listed with manes and tails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Local Porkers and Market Prices Fade on Local Market
The local pork market shows weakness with good hogs down roughly ten cents top at 8.80. Lambs andcorn also ease, while Wilson Co. Fog Market lists established prices for bulk hogs across weight classes and packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PACH
S. Dept. Agriculture
WILSON @ CO
Dial
Wilson’s
Bond Markets Slip Across Sectors in New York Review
Weakness spread across major groups with many issues dropping several points. Treasuries showed losses while a few foreign and utility issues posted modest gains amid mixed trading and a Tokio power sector drop following nationalization news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
Éap
International Telephone
Nickel Plate
Nashville
Chattanooga
St Lews
New York and Erie
Canada
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and
Western
Indiana
Cleveland Union Terminal
Delaware and Hudson
Missouri
New York Central
Cechoslovak
St. Paul
North Western
Baltimore and Ohio
International Hydro Electric
Southern Pacific
U. S. Treasuries
Tokio Electric Light
Tokio
Chicago Produce Markets Report Snapshot and Futures
Markets show weak creamery butter receipts and steady egg and cheese prices. Potatoes report moderate demand with several U S No 1 varieties listed. New York and Chicago futures data offered by Peter Fox Sons for Butter Eggs and Cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
North
New York
Peter Fox Sons Company
Merchants National Bank
Telephone
Cedar Rapids
Foreign Exchange and Wool Market Report
New York sees slight gains in many European currencies against the dollar with mixed quotes across nations. Boston market notes U S Department of Agriculture reports on fine and half blood wools, small lots moving at 26 to 29 cents and similar bids for other grades amid steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Joroslavia
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agricultural
Wall Street Ends Rally as Late Selloff Follows Brief Upturn
Strong buying support briefly stemmed a liquidation tide on a lively Saturday trading day led by U S Steel and Bethlehem shares. The market recovered from early losses to gain over 2 points before a late slide of up to 4 points. Transfers totaled 1 384 870 shares with bonds and commodities weaker. Senator Carter Glass proposal prompts finance move while department store sales fall 16 percent year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iith
Staples
Carter Glass
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
Westinghouse
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Sears Roeebuck
J. 1. Case
American Telephone
Douglas Aircraft
Kennecott
Chrysler
Union Carbide
Wall Street Stock Quotations from Adams Express to Zenith Radio
A dense list of stocks and prices from Adams Express to Zenith Radio appears, with numerous companies such as Allis Chalmers, Am Tel & Tel, Atlantic Coast lines, Coca Cola, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, Standard Oil, top traders like J E Bennett & Co, and various banks and utilities. The page also notes a separate section for Chicago stocks and a sugar market update with New York prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
W.H Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Johns Manville
Allegh Corp
Kans City
Scotty
Sm Ee Kayser
Julius
Allis
Chalmers
Hennecatt
Ie Amal Lea Ly “i
Amn_ Can
Bronte G & B
If ‘ Am Comb Alc
Benign Valley
Hide & Lo
Libby Owes
Amn Int Corp
Lig & My
Loews, Inc
Ainn Metals
Ann Smeltingie McKesson
Rob
Stradys
McLellan
Sue Ree Marshall
Tel & Tel
Mathieson
Miami Copper
Ark
Pac
Armour & Co
Mont. Ward
S Hather Lode
Arch T & SP
Atlantic
Marayorp
Auburn Auto
Nash Kell
Avia Cory
Bellas
Baldwin Loco
Biscuit
Balto & Ohio
Cash
Barnsdall Corp
Beatrice Cry
Beth Stec
Nut
Ste Baw Knox
Central Ata Racing
Nor Pac Borden Co
North Amn Co
Nor Am
Ohio
Bucyrus Erie
Otis Steel
Packard Mtors
Paramount
Park
Utah
Patino
Cerro de Pasco Agi
Pismouth Ou
Gamble
Tee
Cortin-tecd
Ches Corp
Pullmnty Co
St P & P
Che & NW
Chrysler Mtr
Keith
Coca Coin
Teo Motors
Col Palmolive A Rep Steel
Colo Fuel
Rey Tob
Gnas & el
Siufeway
Credit
Schenley
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Congolesnir
Iscoel
Sharp
Dohme
Shell Union
Sliver King
Sinimons Co
Motors
Skelly
Socony Vac
Gorn
Coty
Eastman Kak
Studebaker
LG Sathompson
Tidewater
Pagimten
Ford England
Trans-America
Freeport Tex
Fox Film
Union Carbide
Uni Aircraft
Gen Foods
Uni Air Lines
Gen Motors
Gillette
Uni Gas
Timbe
sUni Gas
Glidden Co
Goebel Brew
Goodrich
Graham Palree
US Realty
Granby Cons
S Steel
Vanadium Stret Grest
Hat Corp
Walworth
Hayes
Vinnard Bak
Warner, Bros
Hiram Walker
Wesn Maryld
Houston Oil
Wesn Union
Howe Sound
Wheat Prices Fall as Stocks Drag WHEAT PRICES KEPT IN LOWER RANGE BY STOCKS' WEAKNESS
Weak stock performance weighed on the Chicago board of trade Saturday with wheat closing 4 to 4.5 cents lower at May 85.74. Corn held steady to up 4 cents and oats fell 14 to 10 cents as outside centers and domestic markets mirrored the soft tone. Local sellers followed the wheat break, with saga of bear pressure from a seaboard linked house.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Seaboard
Chicago Cash Provisions and Minneapolis Grain Report
Chicago cash provisions show varied grains with mixed No 2 yellow corn at 60s to 70s, soybeans at 58 to 60 cents, oats around 33 cents, and seed and feed values listed. Minneapolis cash grain reports receipts of 71 cars, No 1 hard Montana and red durum pricing, with corn and oats quoted higher on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cash Grain
API
Montana
Kay Francis Plans Film Exit After Marriage
Kay Francis says she will quit films to become a good wife after marrying Baron Eric Barneckow. She notes terminating her Warner Brothers contract in September ends her career, and she may act again only with Eric’s consent or if it suits his plans, possibly in late fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
Kay Francis
Eric Barneckow
Warner Brothers
Miss Francis
International News Service Saturday
Eric
China
No militia needed for Kansas City vote says election board
Kansas City election board chair J E Woodmanse says there is no justification for calling out the militia to supervise next Tuesday’s municipal election. He notes the election should be quiet and orderly and that precautions have been taken. Governor Stark is reviewing a petition from local women seeking steps to ensure order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
J. E. Woodmanse
Election Board
Woodmansesiaid
Stark
Iowa Nominee Named for DAR Vice President General
At the Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution conference in Cedar Rapids Mrs. Robert J Johnston of Humboldt was nominated as the Iowa candidate for vice-president general of the national DAR. The election is set for April 1939 at the continental congress in Washington D C. Johnston, past regent of Iowa, served six years as Humboldt mayor and is active in the Order of Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
Cedar Rapids
Robert J. Johnston
Humboldt
Iowa
National Society of the D. A. R
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
Johnston
Iowa Society
Order of Eastern Star
Subdistrict Music Contest Results
Subdistrict music contest results list multiple Superior ratings across solo and group events for schools including Roosevelt Wilson Franklin Cedar Rapids Anamosa Marion Maquoketa Mount Vernon. Winners include Tubasolo Jack Parrish Esther Booth Arnold Yuza and others earning Superior or Excellent recognitions in various instruments and vocal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Anamosa
Ceedar Rapids
Tubasolo
Jack Parrish
Roosevelt High
Jim Rogers
Franklin High
Arnold Yuza
Wilson
Bob Wright
Roosevelt
Esther Booth
Superior
Dean Stucker
Franklin
Marvel Dulin
Dorothy Hemmer
Richard Hach
Glenn Selzer
Central City
Excellent
Wyoming
Supeerior
Marion
Excelent
Maquoketa
Monticello
Mount Vernon
Springville
Atkins
Anamosea
Hopkinton
Betty Gould
Dubuque
James Hodson
Franklin School
Cedar Rapids
Jeanne Anderson
Kathryn McElwain
Lisbon
Preston
Waterloo Subdistrict Music Contest Results
Results from Friday night show multiple Superior ratings across categories. Winners include West Waterloo and East Waterloo ensembles in various classes with individuals from Cedar Falls, Vinton, Grundy Center, Blairs Town, Conrad, and Waterloo schools among others.
Old Fashioned Dinner Hosts New Athenian Club Members
New members introduced at an Athenian club dinner hosted by Mrs. O. O. Kieckhaefer. Miss Isabelle Miller presided as president. Attendees wore old fashioned costumes and the program featured readings, a play, and a Roosevelt speech review by Mrs. Walter Reinsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenian Club
O. O. Kieckhaefer
Isabelle Miller
W. R. Powell
L. E. Storm
Charles Hood
L. R. Shellenbarger
J. Lewis Papes
Gerd Siebels
Carrol Roberts
Sydney Sue Cary
Will of Louise Meyer is probated in district court
Louise Meyer who died March 7 had a will probated in district court. Bequests of 400 dollars each go to grandchildren Floyd George Helen Leonard Ralph Arthur Florence Meyer. The remainder goes to sons Theodore Harry Meyer Leonard Arthur Meyer and C Fred Meyer with Wv C Shuttleworth named executor. The will dated October 25 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Meyer
Floyd
George
Helen
Leonard
Ralph
Arthur
Florence Meyer
Theodore Harry Meyer
Leonard Arthur Meyer
C. Fred Meyer
Wv. C. Shuttleworth
Marriage Licenses Listed For Cedar Rapids And Surrounding Areas
The county records show marriage licenses issued to Harry P. Milburn and Chloe Frances Sobers of Cedar Rapids. Jack Bruce Ewing of Waukegan and Elizabeth Sherwin of Highland Park. Otto A. DeLancey and Jennie Crosby of Prairieburg. Floyd E. Mitchell and Sylvia Willmott of Waubeck. Melvin Richard Lane and Mabel M. Farr of Waterloo. Robert L. Penquite and Eleanor Crew of Cedar Rapids. Paul Allyn and Velma Ruth Hill of Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Milburn
Chloe Frances Sobers
Cedar Rapids
Jack Bruce Ewing
Waukegan
Elizabeth Sherwin
Highland Park
Otto A. DeLancey
Jennie Crosby
Prairieburg
Floyd E. Mitchell
Sylvia Willmott
Waubeck
Melvin Richard Lane
Mabel M. Farr
Waterloo
Robert L. Penquite
Eleanor Crew
Paul Allyn
Velma Ruth Hill
Manchester
Autmobiles Strike 7-Year-Old Pedestrian in Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma AP report Highway Patrolman R L McCarty warned seven year old Obe rene Payton against walking with his back to traffic. Before safety lesson could be given the child was struck and killed by a car on the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
R. L. McCarty
Oberene Payton
Waterloo round of band contest results noted
In a chaotic list of results several schools are named with ratings such as Superior and excellent. Cedar Falls Waterloo East and Waterloo East receive high marks in woodwind chamber group events while Vinton Grundy Center Winthrop Belle Plaine and Dunkerton appear with mixed levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Superior
West Waterloo
East Waterloo
Independence
Grundy Center
School For Blind
Vinton
Tracr
Supcerior
Conrad
Bilairstown
Winthrop
Tracer
van Horne
Dunkerton
Brass
Waterloo East
Cedar Falls
Newhall
Belle
Plaine
Waterloo West
Paul Brandt
Juanita Olmstead
Merrill Brown
Bob Willoughby
Russell Burkhart
Blairstown
Shirley Jackson
Betty Woltersdorf
Dick Mitchell
Hudson
Mabel Hogshead
Raymond Smith
Belle Plaine
Charles Pribys
Fern Taylor
Keith Bowers
Glen Pedeson
Paul Vanderwaal
Carolyn Potter
Quentin Johnson
Good — Hudson
Thorvald Anderson
Dike
Vernon Freese
John McNabb
Charles Long
Pendence
Margaret Miller
Lois Barrigar
Marjorie Baker
Lois Anderson
Rigar
Ann Wight
Dale Penn
Woodwind
Newfood
Hall
Jesup
Marion area churches outline Sunday services lineup
The listing covers Baptist First with Rev L Winman morning worship and evening services on the Better Baptist Churches series. St Josephs Catholic led by Rev T J McEniott with Mass at 8 and 10. Christian with Rev Irving Wade Bible school at 9 45 and 10 45 worship plus Y M C A gospel team. Union and Congregational and Free Methodist schedules. Methodist Episcopal led by Rev I E Gough with sermons How To Find God and Family Life topics. Oxford club. Presbyterian with Rev C V R Sewing and repair note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeJong
Christian Endeavor
Dorothy Ford
Methodist Church
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Paul Clements
Cornell College
L. Winman
P.U
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McEniott
Irving E Wade
Cedar Rapids Y.M
Endeavor
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Walter H Staves
Doreen Cobb
Free Methodist
C O Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
I E. T. Gough
Hazel Hutton
June de Wees
Kathryn McElwain
Oxford Club
Glenn McGown
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Sioux City
Dept Agriculture
Towa
Kig_ Associated Press
Tumwa
Hogss Selower
Aeckers
Mason City
Waterloo- Hors
Austin
Minn
Iap
Texas
Gatore
Idaho
GS. Nowns
Treasury
Wall St
Uctures
Gamson Brothers & Co
Naowrey
Uonal Bank
EL Sen
Winniplc
Hirth Low
Mississippi River
Davenport
Hastings
Prairie du Chien
Davenport Okeee
St Wis
Memphis
Milton Marker
Monticur
Marion News
Club
Dora Morgan
James Fairley
Donald Fairley
J. E. Boyer
L. Westerberg
Fulton, IL
John Davis
C. H. Boyer
William Nelson
Martin Hansen
Harriet
H. Johnson
Lonnie Butler
Los Angeles
Alias Helen Livingstone
Iowa City
M. H. Biddick
Wayne Carpenter
A. E. Granger
James Pope
A. A. Schenken
Helen Papes
E. J. Miller
L. H. Wilkinson
R. E. Leidigh
Verle Breed
H. F. Breed
Elda M. Kemp
Howard Glass
Eighth Avenue
Phyllis
Glass
E.E. Godwin
Richmond
Philadelphia
J. M. Albright
Fred Frederick
Elsie Chesround
Della Glaue
Pearl Metcalf
Harold
LeRoy Jayne
Blair's Ferry Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. W Frazee
Jean
James
Mr Frazee
Alfred Voss
Frazee
Mrs
Carl Fernow
Miss Elizabeth Beall
J. F. Coakely
Iowa City Friay
Hattie Perrin
Dixon, Ill
C. G. Graham
Clogston
Catherine
Emma Klein
Coggon
Thursay
H. G. Stitzel
Dr. Stitzel
W. L. Stitzel
G. P. Stitzel
Clinton
George Reichard
John Miller
John
A. A. Hardin
Donald Arp
The
Town State College
Ames
Henry Arp
E G. Hoopes of
Keokuk
Mr. Filloon
Walter Coker
W. S. Campbell
L. C. Ross
Marshalltown
Court House News
D. W. Bates
American Trust and Savings Bank of
C. J. Haas
American Trust Building
Ruth Lewis
W. J. Lewis
Marion Churches
Newman's
5Th Ave. SE
the Gazette
Katz Loan CO
3rd_Ave
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Mary Mikas
Granby Big
3Rd Ave
Frank Borst
Rene Kriz Tent & Awning Co
Kenwood
HK. Schaefer
Kresge
Bell
Hawkeys Travel Bureau
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Sabena L
K. Rosenthal
4Th St. SE
J. H. Martin
6Th St
Modern
E. New
Steinty Ray Bath
Gertrude Campbell
C.R. Knitting Co
Mortis Greenberg Fur Shop
P.O
Sara Park
Lillian Suchy
Frederics
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Mary Nell
Kennedy' S S
Helene Beauty Shop
Stella's
St. SE
LaVogte Bty
Baer
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