Hogs and cattle fall sharply as lambs hold steady
Receipts Thursday show cattle 4 500 and hogs 13 000 with sheep at 2 909 in Chicago Luzestock news. Fat lambs steady while hogs and cattle dip 25 to 40 cents from Tuesday. Iowa Des Moines and Omaha markets report mixed bids, with calves and stockers adjusting downward and buyers cautious on steers and heifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sons
Carly
ST. Paul
ST Paul
Mkt
Mberal
Sioux City
IU S. Dept
Thanet
Lowe
Hicher
Omana Livestock Omaha Tapi
Kansas
Omaha
Uno
East St Lous
St Joseph
Siourn Cty
St Pai
Indianapo
Buffaln
S. O. Ee Am
ASK Amt
California
U.S. Livestock Prices and Hogs by Region Report
Iowa and Illinois markets show mixed hog and cattle prices with receipts in the thousands. Hogs steady to lower across weights, cattle generally weaker amid slow sales. calves and sheep demand remains subdued with selective bid strength on lighter woolled lambs.
Stocks Uneven as Trade Frantic in War Boom Rally
New York stocks fluctuated wildly in the busiest session since last September as roughly 4,000,000 shares changed hands. Gains centered on Bethlehem Steel General Motors Douglas Glenn Martin Lockheed GE and American Airlines while J I Case Eastman Southern Railway Kennett Anaconda Montgomery Ward Western Union and American Smelting fell several cents to five points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Douglas
Glenn Martin
Lockheed
General Electric
American Airlines
du Pont
J. J. Case
Eastman
Southern Railway
Kenntt Anaconda
Montgomery Ward
Western Union
American Smelting
Wall St Quotations and Cattle Market Report
Wall Street quotations and cattle market summary from Wednesday show declines in many stocks and hog prices slipping across several grades. The report lists numerous companies and commodities with price ranges and notable shifts, including Armco, Calumet Zinc, Goodyear, and tobacco stocks, followed by Mississippi River stage readings for Davenport to Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
Hu Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska
Juneau
Sia
Jary
Allechany Corps
Inti Mining
Nickel Ny Allied Stores
Inn Paper
Mills Chalmers
Kan
Kennecott
Kreske
Myers
Am Macalbo
Maye
Amn Metals
REET
Amn Roll Mills
Sotadard Striff Amn
McKesson
Am Steel
Mrarshall
Amn
Marehall
Pet
Maytar
Miami
Murray Corp
Tehison
yash-Ke
Nat Belvis Foi
Baldwin Loco
Rent Striate i
Blaw Knox
Nor Pac
Boeing Alrp
North Amn Co
Bohn Alum
Rio Oway
Borden’ Co
Qhio Ais
Borg Warner
Packard Mirs
Brices Mic
Paramount
Bucyrus Erie
Utah
Good Hors
Budd Mis
Good
Cal & Hecla
Aponney
Jcad
Calumet Zinc
Itn Peoples Gas
Camp Wyant
Paulins Pet Jai Cattle Market Canada Dry
Pillsbury
Sainen
Gitts Pac
Pittsbuh
Plymouth Oil
Celanese
Proctor Gamble
Colotex
Cerra de Pasco
Pullman Co
Cholee
Cannes
Chrysier
Wal Thyasa
Gniese Safeway of
Goon Goln
Gole Valmolive
Brave Roebuck
Cole Furl
Inc
Columbas
Sharp’ Dohmer
Com! Credit
Shei Union
Com
Salvents
Liver
Southern
Simmons Co
Skelly Ow
Edison
Sperry Corp
Motors
Joe Lend
Gasity Coly Inc
Crown Drug
Crucibte Steel
Nashy Cub Amn
Frisco
Cudahy
Warner
Curtiss
Stone Webster
Studebaker Te Deere
Tex Corp
Doucins Atre
Tex Gut
Pont den
Thomipton
Tidewater
Eaton Atte
Eransaines
Flec Boat
WTC
Fox Film
Gta
Union Carbide
Elec Bond
Union Pac
Erie
Ford
England
Cmdy
Ovid
Hocker
ANCOR
Hiram Walker
North
Houston
Hudson Mtrs
Zenith Radio
Nipp Motors Mercentral
Armour and Co
Hefleman Brew
Asbestos Mfe
Jarvis WB
Lt Bergholf
Sunstrand
Cheo Corp
Swift and Co
Swift Tdl
Commw
Walgreen
Davenport
Keokuk
St Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Market Lamb Prices and Weights Reported at Sreep Market
Readable market note lists genuine spring lambs 70 to 90 pounds priced at 69.00 and calves at 8.00 with price variations by weight and quality. Bucks noted at 1 dollar less. Sellers advertise price according to quality.
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Genuin
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Miscellany
The Cedar Rapids listing details prices for grain including Wheat No. 1 at 85c, No. 2 at 83c, Oats White No. 2 34c, Rye No. 2 4c, Barley No. 3, Corn shelled No. 2 53c, and other staples such as hay straw, soybeans No. 2 yellow, and various fruits vegetables with per unit costs. It includes poultry prices for hens and roosters, hides, calf, horse prices, and general market items like lemons, oranges, and tomatoes with stated crate or carton prices.
Wisconsin cheese prices and wool market notes
Wisconsin cheese prices for the week include bricks at 12c, horn colts at 33s, cheddars at 13c. Farmers call Dairy prices show similarly modest moves with dassics and cheddars around 13c. Boston wool market reports limited sales with prices near 24 to 28c washed and 82% to 86c scoured for top lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wisapi
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers
Boston
Dept Agriculturer
Texas
Sudden Late Slump Hits Wheat Prices on Market
A late selling wave at the Chicago board of trade pushed wheat down the full 10 cent limit, with May wheat at 8.534 to 8.86 a bushel. Corn and soybeans also fell as traders weighed war developments and demand. Prices fluctuated with a sharp last minute dive erasing over half of prior gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Jong
Germany
Winnipeg Market Wheat and Chicago Cash Provisions Report
Market notes show wheat futures and Chicago cash figures with bids for No. 2 and No. 3 grades. Includes Minnesota, North Dakota, and Manitoba receipts, with prices for corn oats beans lard and bellies. Energy centers: Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets with varying No. 1 and No. 2 quotes and freight-adjusted values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Reflects Mixed Livestock and Produce Prices
Live poultry receipts reach 38 trucks with mixed hens and leghorn stock, prices varied by size and weight. Butter receipts around 9k pounds with weak creamery market, eggs see steady to higher values in New York and Chicago markets, while potatoes show steady U S No 1 with moderate demand and abundant stock across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
U.S
Alabama
California
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
New York
Bond Markets Falter Then Recover Amid War Anxiety
New York bond prices opened weak with losses exceeding five points, led by foreign loans and high priced corporates. Treasuries and government issues fluctuated as investors weighed tensions over potential Italian entry into the war and global wartime demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Ralls
Holland
Australia
Canada
France
New South Wales
Hungary
Bellelum
Argentina
Japan
Italy
Philadelphia Co
Montana
Tlinnis Central
Bethlehem Stock
Allied fleet sails from Alexandria for maneuvers
Reuters reports from Cairo that the Allied fleet has put to sea from Alexandria for scheduled maneuvers. An official says Britain will close two contraband control bases at the Downs and Kirkwall to tighten wartime controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuters
Cairo
Alexandria
Ministry of Economic Warfare
Britain
The
Downs
Kirkiwall
Orkneys
Deaths Emil E F Stoudt 65 Cedar Rapids retiree
Emil E F Stoudt 65 died at home 521 Fifth Avenue SE at 9 30 p m Tuesday after a short illness. Born in Davenport he came to Cedar Rapids 40 years ago and was longtime publisher of the Iowa Staats Zeitung later worked for Douglas starch Sinclair Packing and in 1921 became salesman for Seatten Dillon of Detroit retiring 1935. Surviving Edward O son and two sisters Anna Wiehe Fort Dodge and Georgia Hurst Hurstville. Body at Monahan funeral home pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil FE Stoudt
Fifth Avenue SE
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Staats Zichung
Douglas Starch Company
Sinclair Packing Company
Seatten-Dillon Company
Detroit
Mich
Edward O
Anna Wiehe
Fort Dodge
Georgia Hurst
Hurstville
Monahan
Funeral services for Mrs Bare Shultz named
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Bare Shultz who died at her daughter’s home in 1819 Grande avenue SE. Services set for 8:45 am Thursday at Janeba funeral home and 9:30 am at St Wenceslaus church by Msgr. August Vojacek and Rev. Joseph A. Surovy. Burial in St Johns cemetery. Rosary at 6:30 pm Wednesday at the funeral home. pallbearers listed as George Schultz Richard Schultz Alvin Schultz Leonard Schultz Wendl Pavlicek and Stanley Bartovsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barebara Shultz
Stanley O. Cejka
Grande Avenue SE
Janeba
St Wenceslaus Church
Msgr
August Vojacek
Joseph A. Surovy
St. John's Cemetery
Rosary Society
George, Richard
Alvin
Leonard Shultz
Wendl Pavlicek
Stanley Bartovsky
Services for Edward H. Dirks Held at Turner Chapel and Wayne Church
Funeral services for Edward H. Dirks scheduled in Turner chapel at 12:30 pm and 2:30 pm Thursday at Wayne Lutheran church eight miles southwest of Anamosa. The Rev Karen of Wayne church to officiate with burial in Wayne cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Dirks
Turner Chapel
Wayne Lutheran Church
Anamosa
Karen
Wayne Church
Wayne Cemetery
Funeral services for Herbert H. Lapham
Funeral services for Herbert H. Lapham will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Beatty chapel, conducted by Rev. E F Byers. Burial follows at Linwood cemetery. Family requests no flowers. Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Lapham
Ellis Boulevard NW
Beatty Chapel
E F. Byers
Linwood
Marion women elect officers and plan June vote project
Marion Federation of Women's Clubs reelected Emma Klein as president with A E Crew as vice president and Emery J Miller as treasurer. Reginald Adams elected secretary replacing S F Cary. June primaries to include city-wide all-women vote. November club luncheon moved from October to November. Henry Kruse to visit in June for convention pins for October 24 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Klein
Marion Federation of Women's Clubs
A. E Crew
Emery J. Miller
Reginald Adams
S. F. Cary
Henry Kruse
Hale
Second District of Federated Clubs
Marion
Prices For Consecutive Days In Gazette Ad Rates
Out-of-town want ads are payable in advance. A 10 cent additional charge applies to all blind box ads. The Gazette limits responsibility to one incorrect insertion for ads run on multiple days. Ad-Taker Son at The Cedar Rapids Gazette offers the want ad medium via Dial 2-1121.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Eastern Lawa
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishon’s
Stark's
Bernadine's
3Rd St. NE
la Vogue Beauty
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Hearst Organization
Greenwood
Manus
Eneh
Naxera
Box _Ass Gazette
DIAL
Park
Enoh
Padzensky
S. A
1St St
Diamond 'T
Cedar Rapids
Nash, Inc
8Th ST
Motorain
Alcondifon _Langhurst_Motor Co
Ave
Chevrolet
Santee Nano Kadlec Bros
16Th Ave
Local Ad Dense Personal Notices and Services
A collage of advertisements including jewelry sales lofted by PROBASCO and Vincent's Jewelers, ambulance and maid services, moving and storage lineups, rummage sales, beauty services with permants and massages, and notices for transportation and employment. Names, addresses, and phone numbers appear beside offers and wares across multiple categories.
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Des Moines
Agriculture
Iowa
Austin
Minn
Lamson Brothers and Company
H R. Mowrey
Linn County
Linn County Abstract CO
Court House
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Waterloo
Loria Livestock
Peoria
Wall St
Leghon
Urhis
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Casit Grain
South Dakota
Lameon Bros. and Co
U. S. Khonds
Aps
Treasury
Federal Farm Mts
Federal Farm
Federal Farm Mtr
Eee
DOW Jones
iKonds
Emil E. Stoudt
Mrs. Shultz
E. W W. Dirks
Herbert Lapham
Marion News
Federated Club
Frank Howell
Medford, Ore
Frank Burkhart
Don Torrence
Charles Dye
Dr. Phil Jam Crew
Irving Drake
Elkader
A. E. Miller
Lewis N. Hungerford
Clayton County
Ralph Parks
Vera Howard
Hixton, Wis
Jesse Soden
Eighth Street
Mae Widger
Empire State Building
New York City
United States
Gazette Office
Watc
E.L.R
KRIZ
Probasco
2Nd Ave
Comfort
Kenwood
Cate
Hamilton
Buloor
Elgin
Walthan
L. A
2Nd St
Vincent's
H. Schaefer
Kreste’s
Allied. van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Allied van Lines, Inc
3Rd Ave
2Nd St. SE
O. O
Udesen
Dick Jurgens
Charles Gaylord
Paul Whiteman
Tom Owen
Cowboys
Hiway Gardens
Stanwood
Green Lantern
Magnus Stables
Jackson
Hallwood Cafe
Ee Farren
Paul Reed
Kutchera
Farren
Novak Heating CO
Willman
Chas
Lebeda
Powell Roofing Co
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Drew's
Hepner
Booth & Son
L. Russell
Ist Ave. SE
Marry’ Larrent
Vernon Ave
Fred Young
H.R. Butters
John Vosdingh
Kox Best
Middle- Ave
Ood Stockman
S. C. Svendsen
Milner Hotel
de Soto
Swab
Wagner Motor Co
Third Ave
Attchison Manufacturing Co
Albert Lea
the Gazette
E. Leach
Magnus Hotel
Philco
Garland
Draper Pullman Hotel
Young
Stevens
To & Pam
P.O
Francis Smith
Palo
Linn Blvd
Frarap
Central Employment Agr
Granby
Frree
PRA Rra PI Iris Ifas Autos & Trucks—Sale
Rude
Mercury
Nash
Lincoln
Hudson
Rude Auto Co
Zephyr
Second Ave
Pontiac
Culver Motors
6Th St
Studebaker
Baxter Motors
Second Ave. SE
Makibben Motor Co
4Th Ave
Flapper
By Sylvia
Autos & Trucks
Terraplanes
Grahams
Olds
Buick
Unis
Pitta
Clark Gable
Graham
First Ave. SE
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