Livestock Prices Steady Amid Market News
Chicago AP reports livestock prices held steady with March price limits applying, while market news notes a calm trend as hogs and cattle maintain steady values.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1942
Page
2
Chicago AP reports livestock prices held steady with March price limits applying, while market news notes a calm trend as hogs and cattle maintain steady values.
Iowa and southern markets report 24 hour pork receipts ending 6 am with hogs at 19 concentration yards. Prices for various weights show sows and butcher hogs steady to mixed, with 150-360 lb ranges from 13.00 to 14.60 per hundredweight and lighter weights around 13.95. Interior markets reflect shifts in demand and weekly comparisons from prior weeks.
Dertone steady and gilts up 10 20 cents, with week’s top at 34.25. 160-180 lb hogs scarce at 14.15, 490-550 lb sows strong up to 14.00. Calves none. fed steers 25 cents higher, common and medium 25 up. top weights reach 1465 for strictly choice. Bulls 10-15 cents higher, some doubles 95-100, topping at 15.40. Best fat wooled ewes at 8.75.
Weighing readings from the Omaha market show salable receipts with calves and steers up to $14.25 and $12.90 ranges, heifers $11.75 to $13.10, cows $7.75 to $10.75, and sheep and lambs moving higher on light supplies. Pine territory prices for combing wool at $1.15 to $1.18 on scoured basis.
A jumble of pork and beef price quotes from Austin Minnesota butchers shows price tiers by weight. Listings include ranges from 149 to 500 pounds with varied per hundredweight costs and occasional figures that appear garbled.
Cattle receipts 100 with calves 15. market steady to mostly higher for steers cows and heifers. Hogs receipts 100, market steady. sheep receipts 100 with lambs and ewes showing gains and various prices for fat and feeder stock.
Markets show steady to firm tones across butter eggs and potatoes. Butter prices drift with varying scores while eggs and linens list steady receipts and firsts. potatoes see on track shipments and Idaho Burbanks and other varieties priced and noted.
Planting stock and dairy notes show old and new breed hens at 28c and Virginia fresh seed offers. States flats held in 1940 and 1941 report 27 to 29 percent make fresh, with 230 cows recorded in 1941. Prices and holdings indicated across years 1940 41 and 6738c.
Fragmentary AP notes mention figures and percentages tied to outlays and items like daisies. Reads as a miscellaneous snapshot of late 19th century commerce with uncertain phrasing and missing context.
Fragmentary market brief notes blood fleeces at S3c ay 9 small quantity sold at Sc crease teste Gelaine sold at 47 46c in the crease.
Lamson Brothers and company provide Chicago grain quotations. H R Mowrey operates Cedar Rapids office from 503 Merchants National Bank building, phone 2 3141.
Cedar Rapids listing shows commodities and prices for grain hay straw poultry vegetables and fruits. Includes oats rye corn soybeans potatoes apples and groupings like yellow corn lean poultry and various grain and vegetable items with quotes and unit prices.
Bond markets showed mixed action on Saturday with a slightly firmer price trend in some secondary rail loan issues as the session neared close. U S government issues held near steady while foreign dollar gains helped Miad advances and several rail securities edged higher.
Two army airmen parachuted from a crippled flying fortress after it crashed 10 miles northwest of Wendover Utah. Private Robert S Evans radio operator from West Virginia and Private Robert E Johnson from New Orleans reached Wendover army post and reported the pilot James H Payne and co pilot Lieut Richard H Calif remained missing. They said they followed orders to bail out and did not know what caused the crash.
New York traders push stocks higher amid modest gains as war developments overseas buoy sentiment. British Churchill speech and Soviet advances in Ukraine lift market mood while aviation and industrial issues drive some declines among laggards.
The page lists numerous equities and prices with broad fluctuations from J. & J. Co to National Building and Alaska Juneau, noting mixed demand across industries. Key names include Allied Chem, Amn Loco, Armour & Co, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler Motors, Coca Cola, Proctor Gamble, and Union Carbide with varied percentage moves and high volume tickers.
Commencement week opens in McGregor with an all class picnic at Backbone state park on Friday. Rev. Dwight Webster, pastor of the Methodist church, will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening at the high school.
CHICAGO grain futures closed easy as liquidating pressure and stop loss sales pulled values down. Wheat fell about 1% with declines in May oats and July soybeans, while May and July deliveries led selling and rye saw resales. The market steadied modestly by close with Winnipeg also showing near steady prices.
Chicago: AP cash wheat prices stand at No. 2 hard 1.20 and mixed 1.20. Corn No. 2 86-86 3/4 cents, sample 76 cents. Oats No. 2 mixed 60 cents, No. 2 white 58-60 cents, No. 4 54-54 1/4 cents. Barley malt 83 cents, feed and screenings 56-69 cents. CASH LARD around 12.69, 11.42 to 15.75 for bellies.
A collection of short items from towns across Iowa notes Troy Mills seniors’ baccalaureate Sunday at the school auditorium with Rev. Clyde Scott and Wednesday night commencement by F. C. Bowersox. Toledo presents June Mad with director Malcolm Webber and cast led by Benita Overturf and Howard Lyon. Webber leaves to become Toledo schools principal. Urbana reports new Alumni Association officers and a 93-attendee banquet at the Church of Christ. Tipton notes navy relief support, with donations and service by local auctioneer Walt Challis. Stanwood honors top seniors with American Legion medals. Anamosa names delegates to Cedar Rapids spring conference. Wyoming awards valedictorian and salutatorian. Delhi holds baccalaureate. Dysart marries Miss Inez J. Baker to Howard R. Dickson. Garrison item on Mrs Sophia Baker included.
Relatives gathered for the services included Mrs. City of Neb, Mr. and Mrs. G. Shrader and daughter Janice of Ravenna Neb, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. F. Lembaugh of San Antonio Tex, Mrs. S. E. La Sure of Waukesha Wis, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wade of Lake View, Lee Bloore of Maquoketa, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Leinbaugh, Mrs. Harry Newman, Mrs. Barner, Mrs. Merle Murfie of Martelle, Elizabeth Murfield of Ames, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Leinbaugh of Lost Nation, Miss Lydia Jones of Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. Foster Swartz of Chicago Heights.
Chicago study by Dr. Sol R. Rosenthal shows 1 000 vaccinated children in a dense area had no TB cases or harmful effects, while 1 000 unvaccinated had eight infections and three deaths. Results align with earlier studies in South America and Europe using Pasteur Institute vaccine.
Rear Admiral J W Greenslade warned that lack of ships threatens Australia Alaska and other allies as Philippines and Singapore already fell behind. He urged 12 000 Moore Shipbuilding workers to accelerate production saying victory depends on replacing losses and boosting ship output.
In San Francisco the Navy opened an investigation into a deadly crash that killed seven crew members aboard an Army bomber. The incident prompted a formal inquiry and safety reviews.
The program included Carlton Strand for the music department and Hazel May Hutton for science. Miss Jane Garwood presented Camp Huaga motion pictures from the Camp Fire office in Cedar Rapids.
Mrs Gayle McBride was elected to lead the Fidelis circle of Daughters Friday at the home of Mrs Lloyd Stark. Mrs Hazel Drake was made president. Esther Strother Mary and Mrs Mabelle Beiber were named treasurer. Guests included Mrs Delia Stark and Mrs Carl E Krog. Mrs W D Elder was welcomed as a new member. The circle donated $5 to Camp Good Health.
Mr and Mrs Vincent Hatt hosted a Friday dinner in honor of Mrs Ciras father Michael Cira. Attending were Mrs Cira, Mr and Mrs Joe Cira with Nettie and Leah, and Vincent and Linda Kay Hatt.
Mrs. Matt Mullin and her daughter Blanche Mullin visited Clear Lake for the weekend to be with Mrs. Mullin’s daughter-in-law, Mrs. Matt Mullin Jr., who is ill.
Mr and Mrs George C Danskin of Minneapolis arrived Friday for a weekend visit at the home of Mrs Danskins parents Mr and Mrs Laurance S Dove. Mr and Mrs D J Sidney of Des Moines are weekend guests of Mrs Sidneys brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Kenneth E King.
Mrs George A Hutchison spent Wednesday at Coggon with Mrs Helen Gregory Pike. Mrs Pike a former resident of Marion will soon have an operation for the removal of a goiter.
Former Marion resident Mrs Hulda Johnson has been ill for a month but is now recovering at the Rockford NL home of her daughter Mrs Franklin Johnson.
Cigarettes priced 16c and 1.45 per carton including Camel Chesterfield Lucky Old Gold Raleigh Kool Fatima Dunhill Viceroy. Mrs Paul Johnson returns to Ogden after visit with Paul E Rose family. Theola Gordon finishes freshman year at Cornell and visits home. Bob Lemison stays with Gordon family before returning to Mankato Minnesota. Marion high school golf team travels to Iowa City for a tournament with Bob Nielson Jack Smith Lyle McConaughy Dick Price Francis Higgins Bill Mack. Mrs Harry Milligan hosts Four C club guest day with president Mrs Jesse Scott and Harry Stoneking. Esther Beach piano solo and duets by Milo Petrak and Miles Sutera. Handicraft club No 2 meets for annual May breakfast led by Lea Fairley. Miss Leota McNiel sister birthday observed by Mrs James Reynolds.
A small gathering was held for Pauline Struesky and Maxine Sell of Cedar Rapids and Fern McNiel at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs B L McNiel at 1200 Baker placing the event as a surprise party in the evening.
Multiple congregations in Marion list pastors and timings. Baptist Rev Benjamin H Shaw preaches at 1 45 p m with Bible school at 9 45 a m. Catholic Rev T J McElliott celebrates mass at 8 and 10 a m. Christian Rev Vernon H Carter Bible school 9 45 a m morning worship 10 45 a m with union services at 7 45 p m. Congregational Rev J Franklin Parsons acting pastor morning worship 11 a m with sermon Love and Labor for Christ and His Church. Free Methodist Rev James Jr preaching 9 45 a m and 7 45 p m. Methodist Rev Arthur W Henke sermon The Grace of God with baccalaureate at 7 45 p m. Presbyterian Rev C V R DeJong sermon The Peace Makers. Lutheran Rev Carl E Krog morning worship 10 30 a m. Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath school 10 30 a m and preaching 11 30 a m. Prairie Chapel Rev J B Clyde morning worship 11 a m and Epworth league 7 30 p m.
London AP reports RAF bombers set fire to three German supply ships and struck several others in two convoys off the Frisian islands in the North Sea on Friday night. British pilots attacked at low level despite escorts. five bombers did not return.
Classified ad rates and guidance for feature placement. Explains average word counts, seven day run benefits, pricing tiers for consecutive days, and a phone contact for a trained ad taker. Includes notes on Saturday issues and work wanted ads with rate references.
The May meeting of Cub Pack 25 sponsored by Arthur P T A was held at the school Friday night. Attended by 31 Cubs and 21 parents. Den 4 won the attendance award. Dens 2 and 5 were initiated into Cubbing and joined Den 4. Awards included Silver Arrow for Dick Hansen and service stars for Dick Hansen Walker Smith Bob Dvorak Bruce Travis Duane Johnson and Jack Krebs. Dvorak Smith and Bobby Daniels graduated into Scouting.
Charles Podhajsky of Traer owns the first 1942 automobile sold in Tama county since January 1. The North Tama board may ration six more cars within the next two weeks.
A series of notices lists missing items and pets. A violin, a Bulova wrist watch with diamond, and a Breck male cat are reported missing near Mt. Sernen and Sheftee Boat House with rewards. Contact details include a phone number 684y and addresses in downtown areas.
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