Sioux City Livestock Market Report Highlights Receipts
Livestock prices and receipts from Sioux City to Omaha and Austin markets show cattle and hogs trading with varied demand. Reports note salable receipts around 700 cattle and 3,500 hogs, with top bids and price ranges across weights from 140 to over 300 pounds. Market activity reflects steady to firm tone for feeders and calves amid uneven demand and several regional notes from the Dept. of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux CIV
Cannes
Eater
Komed
Teady
Eany
Ted
Omaita
Omaha
Local Porkers in Slight Advance on Market
Hog prices edge higher with Friday advances on the local market. Cattle demand remains relatively quiet as buyers assess weights and grades. Calves and sheep show varied values by weight and quality across the offerings.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce Report
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids area including oats No 2 83e, soybeans No 2 yellow 99c, hay and straw baled at 37 and 0, Butterfat 38c, cream prices, live poultry and eggs prices, fruits and vegetables with multiple item prices such as Oranges 1.84, Lettuce 3.50, Onions 2.74 to 13.00, Cabbage 2.89, Strawberries 3.39 per crate, cherries 300, and hides and horses prices, plus ponies and tails.
Wool Market Boston Taps Decline in Sales Shortage Reports
In Boston the wool market shows a reduced pace with a few sales delayed. Domestic shools and quarter-blood bults moved at low prices. lots packed in grease. Strong buyers scarce as shipments to production points falter and sales close amid weak demand.
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Boston
S Dept Asriculturer
Productio
Roric
Bond Market Slumps as German Debt Sways Prices Wide
In a volatile session frenzied selling hit New York bonds with German and Dutch issues leading losses. Prices fell several points while U S government bonds saw offerings push values down and notable issues like Bethlehem Steel and Firestone Tire faced declines.
Stock Prices Drop Sharply in Friday Market
NEW YORK AP Stocks fell across most sectors on Friday as Germany’s blitz at the Low Countries unsettled U.S. trading. Losses ranged from one to over five points with some recoveries. Transfers totaled about 2,000,000 shares as steels aircrafts copper and sugar rose while rubbers rails utilities oils and peace-time specialties fell. Prominent decliners included U S Rubber Chrysler General Motors Sears Roebuck Woolworth Douglas Aircraft American Airlines United Aircraft Westinghouse Standard Oil of New Jersey Western Union Santa Fe Great Northern Southern Railway Allied Chemical and Eastman Kodak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York
Api—Foreign and Conics
Midaay Belesands
Pahon
U. & Government
Gnodnich
Bethleheny Steel
Pacific Telephone
International Mercantile Marine
Firestone Tire
Wall Street
Germany
Europe
U.S
Preferred
Chrysler
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
Douglas Aircraft
American Airlines
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Standard Oil
N.J
Western Union
Santa Fe, Great Northern, Southern Railway
Loft, al Yed Chemical and
Eastman Kodak
Wall St. Quotations From Adams Express to Zenith Radio
Wall Street stock quotations published by J E Bennett Co feature a long list of securities led by Adams Express and Allied Stores with prices and changes. The page lists numerous industrials bankers railroads and consumer goods firms including Johns Manville Allied Stores Kennecott Cope Loews U S Steel Procter Gamble and General Electric with share quotes and market standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Bennett & Co. W
Jump. Maniger
Leiephone
Merchans National Bank Bulla
Triday
Adams Express
Tath Nickel Rite
Alaska Juneau
Paver i Allerbany Corp
Etod
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
All Ghalners
Ian City Sou
Anal Leather
Kennecott Cope
Kresger
Aim
Tle Kiaver GB
Nur
Taribpey Owens
Losin Niyers Bo
Amn
Toth Corp
Bbe
Anu Toro Iy
Maracaibo Ig Loews
Inn Metals
Lom Inc
Anh Pow & Lb
Ty Lorillard
Anu
McLenand Strg
Amn Roll Mills Lot
McKesson
Aton Smelting
Marshall Fld
Amn Steel Pdys
Ota Martin G. Ob
Wale Mathiesen Aik
Ann Tel & Tel
Mustag
Ann
Bits
Miomft Cape
Ett Noolen
Hans
Tex
Ark Hal Gus
Ward
A Root ‘Corp
Aluiray Carp
Teangi
Nash-Kely
Belling
Avuition Corp
Natl Biscuit
Haldwin Lo
Natl Cash
Natl Dairy
Rustad Kuy
ATW
Beatrice Cring
Nau Pow & L
Hendix
Heth Stevel
WH & Hoy Blaw Knox
Nor Pac RR
North Amn Co
Horden Co
Nat
Bors Warner
Ono
Heelaway
Patino Mines
Penick Ford
Camp Went
Phillips Pet
Eaenderda
Proctor Gamble Flee “& Iu
Pure Oh Co
Chrysler Motors Ait
Cons Edison
Shell Gnion
Oietie Silver King
Simmons Co
Gan
Socony
Motors
Brads Cudahy
Curtiss
A Deere and Co
Cousins
Altre
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
Studebaker Fh
Fastman Kodial
Trexcorp
Katon Mfc
Gen Electric
Union Pac
Gen Foods
Gen Gas A
Unt Air Lines
Ini Corp
Gen Outdoor
Gen Rentey
Uni
el Coat
Glen SR Sty
Gimbel Bros
Unt
Ward Bak
My Greyhound
Warner Bros
Hall
Wes Marsid
Hat Corp
Wes Union
Ine Hases
Wihouse
Illram Walker
White Motors
Houston Oil
White Sewing
Mowe Sound
Willys Ovid yy Hudson_ Murs
Wilcox Oil
Itupp Murs
Wilson & Co
Ws Central
Woolworth
Hydro
Zenith Radio Ltd
Intl Mining
Chicago
Advance
Armour & Co
Jarvis
Miz Ma
Carpi
Wahl Cowy Ciues Ste
Wis
Edison
Zenith
Wheat and corn markets react to irregular subsidy induced buying
Wheat futures on the Chicago Board of Trade fluctuated Friday with profit taking and war demand driving moves. May wheat closed 3 to 4 cents higher. corn edged up 1 to 2 cents with May at 68 1/4 to 68 1/2 cents. soybeans fell about 5 to up 7.5 cents at May 107.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Northwest
Winnipeg
Winnipeg and Chicago Wheat Market Listing Highlights
Market notes show Winnipeg wheat prices with May and July quotes and Chicago cash provisions for wheat corn soybeans and lard with mixed bid figures and assorted price ranges. Minneapolis receipts indicate No 1 heavy dark northern and red durum quotations and related grain values with minor fluctuations across categories.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Chigago
Minneapolis Cash Grain
Minneapolis
Montana
Markets Chicago Produce Butter Eggs Potatoes
Chicago AP market report shows butter and eggs steady with firm prices for New York and Chicago shipments. Potatoes and other produce listings include Idaho russets and storage notes, while commodities futures and Dow Jones indices summarize broader market activity.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Idaho
U. S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Cobbiers
US No. 1 New Sales $1.50 Early Ohios 60 Per Cent U S
Bliss
Alabama
Louisiana
California
New York
Witwer files counterclaim in freight overcharge case
Witwer Grocer asks dismissal of a $54,696 suit by Charles M. Thomson trustee for North Western railroad property and seeks $43,892 on a counterclaim. Trustee says refunds were erroneous for May 8 1937 to Aug 26 1938 freight charges. Witwer alleges overcharges on Oct 24 1938 to June 26 1939 shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witwer
Witwer Grocer Company
Charles M. Thomson
North Western Railroad
Kosina Divorce Suit Involving Writ and Inhuman Treatment
Helen Kosina sues Jerry Kosina for divorce on grounds of inhuman treatment. The couple married at Waterloo on December 19, 1938, and the filing cites a writ of suit.
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Helen Kosina
Jerry Kosina
Waterloo
City Briefs and Community Events Across Town
Mrs Alma Brunius aged 68 of 1021 First Avenue W fractured her left hip after tripping on a rug in her home on Thursday and remains in fair condition at St Luke s Hospital. Tours took place at the William Tehel Bottling Plant for Western grade school pupils plus Ely high school and Morley high school groups. James Daubney, former Saginaw rescue mission head, will speak at Sunshine Mission each evening next week at 7 30 pm starting Monday. A Mother s Day program is set for Sunday at 7 30 pm at the Mission with remarks by Rev Frank H Ward on The Price of Motherhood. Wilson junior and senior high schools held a joint assembly focusing on A Tribute to Home and Mother with songs and guest artist Quentin Airey from Cedar Rapids.
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Alma Brunius
First Avenue W
St. Luke's Hospital
William Tehel Bottling
Western
Miss Novotny
Ely High School
E E. Osborn
Morley High School
Supt
Don Southard
James Daubney
Saginaw
Wilson
Machree
Quentin Airey
Cedar Rapids
Officials explain town services to Chamber group
Lloyd Grover of the Town State Employment Service and John Donnelly of the local Social Security office described how their agencies work to members of the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday night. The program included talking pictures on How to Use a Telephone. A bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court listing 2013.18 in liabilities and 583.62 in assets by Florent B Shears of 1240 Sixteenth Avenue SE with 447.49 secured, 1265 unsecured claims and 20.69 taxes. personal property 548.62 claimed exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Grover
Town State Employment Service
John Donnelly
Social Security Office
Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
George C Scott
Florent B Shears
Sixteenth Avenue SE
School hike for northeast district children set Saturday
The playground recreation commission schedules a hike for children eight and older. Starting at Daniels park at 10 am the group will travel to Shaver park and return by 3 pm. John Thompson Norman Reid and Mrs Nettie Rosenberg lead the activities and games.
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Playground Recreation Commission
Daniels Park
Shaver Park
Jack Thompson
Norman Reid
Nettie Rosenberg
Graduation Gift Watches and Jewelers Advertised
A collage of want ads promotes graduation gift watches from multiple jewelers including Probasco Jewelers and Vincent's Jewelry. It also features promotions for ambulance services, moving companies, and various sales for watches from Hamilton Elgin and Bulova brands. The page highlights gift ideas, loan and repair services, and local shop addresses such as 106 2nd Ave SE and 208 2nd St SE.
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Probasco
2Nd Ave
The
Gazette
Kenwood
Lrtie
M. K. Schaefer
Kresge’s
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
SNC
Lynch Transfer& Storage Co
Hamilton
Bulova
Klein and Waltham
L. A. Lower
2Nd St
Hillfords EA
KRI4 & Son
Whitman
Podzimek Pharmacy
16Th Ave
Hamilton, Elgin & Brulova
Vincent's Jewelry
SUSE
Bender
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sands
Beauty Shops Offer Various Permanents and Services
An assortment of beauty shops advertises permanent waves and related services. Offers include machineless permanent for 2.95 with ad, wave and rinse packages, manicure and shampoo options, and a beauty school offering permanents from 100 to 300. Multiple locations listed with contact numbers.
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Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty
Sir Ist
Dial
Bishop's
Stark
la Vogue Beauty
Bernadine's
3Rd St. NE
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Local Classified Ads Sell Home Services and Repairs
A cluttered 1950s style classifieds page lists guttering, lawn mowing, cement work, electrical wiring, painting, rug cleaning, and hauling services. Businesses and individuals promote affordable rates, free estimates, and home maintenance, with many phone numbers for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Russell
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Russell
Jst Ave
Harry Largent
Mt Vernon Ave
Fred Young
Butters
John Vosdineh
Auto ad highlights Pecca 1937 Pontiac Tudor Sedan
Classified notice lists a Pecca 1937 Pontiac Tudor sedan with Lehr radio and theater Aa With Si SE, contact dial 2-4236. Also shows 193¢ address 135 Delune Place Mouth and phone 7964 for details.
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Pecca
Delune
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Satunday
Timarks
CHCA
von Sel
St Reas
Dobos
Asricultee
Tata
Sanna
Ottemwa
Saan Son
Mason City
Hees
Gonad
Pearie
Saitcase
Totel
Lambs
Notd
D. Paull
Paul Capree
IVES
Karsay
Wil
India
Ali
F. Hed
Concord
Tosa
STO Sons
Austin
Paherad Voe
Ity Hide and Far Co
First Street
Good Howe
Dasa Ag Trond
Rood Seartines
Treasury
Wall St
Lamson Bros
Don Butten
DOW Jones
Starks
Owen High
Ind
Court House News
H R. Churchill
Brandtsen and
Kluge
St. Paul
EG. Christie
A J. Prucha
Service Press, Company
Ed Lundquist
D. W Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
C. J. Haas
Carpenter
Louis Michael
Mary Michael
Charles Walght
H C Ring
Wilson School
Bureau
Motiers
Swisher Pavilion
Les Hartman
Leo Pieper Adesen
Wally Beau
MIS Orchestra
Milwaukee
Venka
Bul Benson
Stanwood Town
Sut
St. May
Eddie
Hallwood Cafe
Marion
Davey
Emil Pillard
Anamosa
Willman
Gradius Biack Dirk
Hepner
Albert Earl
Waveland
Gunton Rus Co
Chas
Lebeda
Powell Roots Co
DeMarah
Rose Tree Surgeons
Rollins Ferrier
Utchera « & CO
Suatea Tree Surgeons
Paul Reed
Novak Heating CO
Foley Electric
Wm. Lastey
10Th St
Hawkeye Lumber
West End
P Ave
Praia
Grouns
Inust of Business
Des Mothes
Nermin
Boy
Sgnarl
Bebendin
PIRI
the Gazette
Warner Motor Ro
Csee Ee
Sive Ace
Wauk
Shor
Cedar Rapilds
Lowe
Kurten
Dent
Cincinnati
Grande Ave
Rauld School of Welding
Wass
Chevrolet
Desoto
Wagner Motor Co
3Rd Ave
At &Th St
By Galbraith
Allen Motor Co
Autos & Trucks
Tie
First Ave
Handler
FORD
Chevrolet Coure
Dodsze & Plymouth Distributors
Second Ave SE
First Ave. E
Rapaport
Ave
Uckers
GMC
I Wetton
Stones Truck Service
1St St
Cady
R. Schindeler
R. Schindler
Langhurst Motor CO
Ave.se
7Th Ave
4Th St
Kadlec Bros
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