Hogs Hold Price Level In Light Chicago Trading
Unofficial Monday receipts estimate 17 000 cattle 14 000 sheep 10 000 hogs for next week. Hogs steady in light Chicago trading with top around 8 75 per hundredweight. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices show mixed, with scattered gains in specific markets across Des Moines Sioux City and surrounding yards.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Ius
Dept
Hirhest
wWeight
California
Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dent. Agriculturer
Iowan
Atimnesoit
Minnesota
Sioux City
API
U. S. Dent
Agri+ culture
Jaredy
James
ST Paul
South ST Paul
S. Dent
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Roceipts
INS
Atte Chicaro
Kansas City
Oman
East St
Jase
St Saux Vty
Bread and Cheese Fare Outshines Expensive Fadicy Dishes
A health expert argues bread and cheese with beer provide more solid nourishment than the costlier fashionable dishes. He emphasizes simplicity and traditional fare over lavish trends in modern eating.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Farm Produce Prices
A mixed listing of grain prices No. 2 wheat at 72c No. 1 oats 22c No. 2 rye 4c No. 2 barley 4c and assorted produce and live stock values. Butterfat 26c No. 1 cream 25c No. 2 cream 23c, lumber and farm byproducts, wholesale fruits and vegetables with assorted crate and bag prices. Includes hides prices No. 2 cured beef hides 5c to 6c and horses valued at 1.50 to 2.00.
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Texas
Bagside
No Changes in Local Markets Keep Steady Hog Prices
Hogs hold steady on the local market with no changes Saturday and the top price at 815 dollars. Cattle and other local markets also remain unchanged.
Market quotes and foreign exchange report from Wiscon's Plymouth and New York
The report lists Capr Cheese and various cheddar quotations in Wiscon and Plymouth. It covers foreign exchange in New York with franc and pound movements amid political tremors. It also notes Boston wool markets, with slow trading and prices for fine wools, delaine, and bright fleeces.
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Boston
Dept. Agricultures
Texas
Market Drift in Bond Prices Holds Steady In New York
Moderate offerings kept secondary rail and corporate bonds subdued while U S government and low yield corporates showed slow inflows. Treasury issues hovered near annual highs with some gains. rail issues like Northern Pacific 5s of 2047 and Santa Fe 4s saw uneven moves. Foreign bonds mixed in a narrow market with several issues quoted, while electric and utility issues remained relatively firmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trond Review
Ust
RFC
United States
Treasury
Northern Pacific
Santa Fe Adjustment
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe General
International Telephone
Cleveland Union Terminal
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Dethlehem Steel
Detroit Edison
Portland General Electric
Markets Glide Through Mixed Produce Notes In Chicago and New York
Chicago receipts show steady butter with 1 398 559 pounds and firm prices. potatoes arrivals total 971 with moderate supplies and good demand. New York reports mixed egg prices, steady butter receipts at 1 424 539 pounds and varying grade values. U S No 1 Bliss Triumphs and California Bliss Triumphs feature in price ranges, with decay and stock levels indicated.
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Chicago
API
U. S
Louisiana Bliss
U S
Alabama
Bliss
Orions
U.S
Misseston Bliss
California
U. Ss
Idaho
Minnesota
New York
Stock Market Fails to Hold Opening Level
In New York, traders ignored positive news Saturday and sold leading issues down about 2 points. Overnight optimism failed to spark buying at the open, with limited rally attempts and light offerings. total transfers neared 300000 shares.
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New York
Wall Street Quotes From Bennet Co S Aides and Banks
Published stock quotations list various equities and bonds with bids and closings. Names include Allied Stores Amn Crane Co Anaconda Maytag and Chrysler, with banks and utilities like National Bank and Con Edison. The page also notes Chicago grain and Winnipeg market figures, reflecting a broad daily market snapshot.
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J. E. Bennet & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams
Express
Mrs. Central
Indus Rayon
Alu
Hens Corp
Aled Chem
Allied Stores
Hydro
Allis Chalmers
Johns
Manville
Army Pktte
Ine
Amn
Mckesson
Amn Westen
Maytag
Miami
Armioue & Fea
Atchison Tsp
Mont Ward
Teel Ae
Packard Mars
Paramount
Cal & Heelan
Puting Mines
Benick & Ford
Bennet
Canada Bry
Penney J_C
Phillips Pe
Pillsbury
Scott Plymouth
Bshes
Radio Corp
Agis
Keith
Reo Motors
Southern
Bokentey
Consol Edison
Sears Roebuck Hste
BAS Radias Consol Oil
Servel Inc
Ont Gontl Rak
Pe Dai Sharp Dohme
St. Feo
Contl Can
Sen Cal B
Motors
Son Pac
Winnipeg
Sperry Corp
Deere and Co
Stone
Webster
oFa
Jia di Pont de
Tex
United Prize
U S
Gen Motors
Really Goebel Brew
U S Steel
Goodrich
Vanadiant
Goodyear
Virg Caro Che
Graham
Granby
Ward
Wemehcorgia
Sng
Gnion
Hayes
Westinnhse
Hecker
Gowwiijys
Hiram Walker
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
Yneston S & T
Hudson Motors
Zenith Radio
Hupp Motors
Chicago
al Nelleman
Mar Field
Ta Butter Bros
Mid West Corp
Quaker cm
Edison
Quaker of
Cons Biscutt
Swift & Co
Dexter Co Aaro Walarcen Vee
Hshold
Liverpool Market Firmness Buoys Grain Quotations
In Chicago trading, Liverpool firm tones and higher exports expectations supported grains. Wheat rose about 4 percent to 79 in May. corn advanced modestly with limited activity. oats up around 4 percent with some weakness late. Light session overall with favorable US winter wheat outlook and European tensions adding some buying.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
U. S
Europe
Incorn
Chicago cash grain prices and Minneapolis grain quotes
AP reports cash grain prices in Chicago with No 5 red wheat and mixed corn bids, alongside Minneapolis quotations for wheat, corn, oats, rye and barley. Receipts and price ranges are listed, showing some changes or stability across varieties and grades.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Casse Grain
Montana
Supreme Court Huddle Over Broad Range of Cases
The Supreme Court met in secret session to act on far reaching matters. Decisions due Monday may grant Remington Rand review of an NLRB ruling ordering reinstatement of 4000 workers and address the Republic Steel reopening question. The court will consider tax on football tickets, income tax for Port Authority workers, Mooney petition, and a Denver Union Stockyards rate case.
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Washington
INS
Supreme Court
Remington Rand, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
Third Circuit
Republic Steel
New York Port Authority
Thomas J. Mooney
Department of Agriculture
Denver
Chinese Guerillas Raid Near Shanghai Amid Big Artillery
Heavy artillery fire northwest of Shanghai erupted Saturday as guerrillas reportedly raided close to the city. Firing roars filled the Tazang and Nanjiang outskirts for about an hour while Chinese air raids struck a Japanese airfield at Pengpu and a Japa nese force east of Lanfeng in retaliation for Suchow’s fall.
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Shanghai
Tazang
Nanjiang
Japan
Suchow
Pengpu
Nanking-Tientsin
Lanfeng
Lunghai
Former TVA Head To Talk Wednesday
Former TVA chairman Dr Arthur E Morgan will testify before a joint congressional committee next Wednesday to support charges of malfeasance and lack of integrity against other TVA board members. Morgan had been ousted after failing to substantiate his claims, and he plans to present his case to the committee.
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Washington
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Congressional Committee
Morgan
Roosevelt
TVA
Joint Committee
David Lilienthal
Harcourt A. Morgan
County relief to distribute 13000 pounds of prunes
Linn county relief department received 13 000 pounds of prunes from California as a federal surplus allotment. Distribution over two months will begin next week with a six and a half ton breakfast order planned for relief clients.
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Linn County
California
Britain Cuts South American Meat Imports in Early 1938
London reports a decline of 1563 tons in South American beef veal mutton and lamb to central markets in the first quarter of 1938 compared with 1937. Total beef veal mutton and lamb from all sources fell to 95931 tons from 98211, with South American shares dropping from 47331 to 45768 tons. Argentina sent 37003 tons of beef and veal, Uruguay 2370 tons, and Brazil 1939 tons, while mutton and lamb from Argentina and Uruguay shifted modestly. 57.6 percent of the quarter's meat came from within the British empire, 42.4 percent from foreign sources.
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London
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Chile
British Empire
Marion social notes and club reports fill weekend in Marion
Fidelis circle met for luncheon at Mrs. Vander Linden home with 19 members and two guests. Electa and Mary Lowe Dickinson circles to host June 17 at Marion Golf Club. Excelsior A and L club held a program with readings and music and elected officers. Friendly guild elected officers at Methodist church. Linn County Safety Council speaker at Dry Creek club with a big turnout. Dozens more residents and visitors arrive for graduations and family visits across Marion and nearby towns.
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Fidelis Circle of
King's Daughters
N. P. Vander
Linden
B. E. Beiber
A. E. Chase
E. W. DeNio
Cedar Rapids
Charles Hood
Claude J. Knapp
Lloyd Stark
William Lary
Frank Strother
Marion Golf Club
Fidelis
Electa
Mary Lowe Dickinson
Excelsior A. and L. Club
Oscar Martin
John Knudsen
Robert Burns
Carl Falcon
D. I. Hoskins
Clifford Burns
Hammond
Martin
Hoskins
Burns
Irving Drake
Douglas Ross
W. J. Barron
Linn County Safety Council
The
Dry Creek
Howard Knapp
Alburnett
Verle Etzel
Discrediting of Italian Span Regard in Levine Boy Death Case
Federal agents and police dismissed claims by Frank Bernadi, 40, alleging he killed 12-year-old Peter Levine after a Feb. 24 kidnapping in New Rochelle. Bernadi, held in Knox County jail after an May 7 arrest for nuisance, contradicted by FBI official Harold Reinecke who deemed his story routine and unsubstantiated. Bernadi has 13 prior minor arrests and is deemed possibly unsound.
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Harold Reinecke
Indianapolis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bernadi
Marion Area Church Schedules Many Services for Sunday
A listing of multiple churches in Marion and Cedar Rapids detailing pastors, times for Sunday school morning worship and special events. Notable items include Rev Frank Ward at Sunshine Mission Cedar Rapids, Aldersgate services and John Wesley anniversary programs at Methodist, baccalaureate at the Methodist church, and St Joseph Catholic mass times.
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L. W. Inman
Frank Ward
The
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids
B.Y.P.U
Methodist Church
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
Walter H. Staves
Free Methodist
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Epworth League
Aldersgate
Kenneth Hoeck
C. V. R. DeJong
John Wesley
Robert G. McCutchan
DePaw University
G. Bromley Oxnam
First Methodist Church
Omaha
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Paul Clements
Howard Simpson of West Liberty Dies at 69
Howard Simpson 69 longtime West Liberty banker and merchant dies of heart trouble. He served as president of West Liberty State Bank from its founding until ill health forced his resignation. Born in Illinois, he moved to Indiana in 1894 and married Nora Leonard in 1900. Survived by two Chicago brothers. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Monday at First Methodist Church.
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West Liberty
Howard Simpson
Simpson
West Liberty State Bank
Illinois
Brooklyn
Nora Leonard
Cub Pack 25 May Meeting At Arthur School
Cub Pack 25 held its May meeting at Arthur school led by cub master Reuben F Smith attended by fifty persons including Cubs teachers and parents Jimmie Shive Rodney Rust and Gene Sell were initiated Maurice Flack entertained with magic The June meeting will be a picnic Awards included Lion badge to Robert Brooks Wolf badge to Curtis Lee Hiltbruner and many others receiving gold and silver arrows.
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Reuben F. Smith
Arthur School
Jimmie Shive
Rodney Rust
Gene Sell
Maurice Flack
Riday
Robert Brooks
Curtis Lee Hiltbruner
Vance Shepherd
Paul Berger
Robert Duncan
Richard Duncan
Local Man Arrested Admits Check Forgery
Charles Williams a 41 year old from Cedar Rapids was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Dick Payn at West Branch on a warrant from Justice H R Churchill. Williams admitted forging and passing a $35 check at St Ane NL and the state’s attorney at Kankakee HL was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Cedar Rapids
Dick Payn
West Branch
H. R. Churchill
Payn
Williams
St. Ane
Kankakee
Marriage Licenses Granted in Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Areas
Alfred F. Pickard of Alva Oklahoma and Elizabeth S. Sohner of Owen St George Proskovece and Eleanor Koutnik, both of Cedar Rapids, Woodrow D. Gintert and Annie M. Niffenegger, both of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred F. Pickard
Alva, Oklo
Elizabeth S. Sohner
Owen
St George Proskovece
Eleanor Koutnik
Cedar Rapids
Woodrow D. Gintert
Annie M. Niffenegger
Card of Thanks and Lost Dogs Notices
Lost black and white Boston bull reported Wednesday afternoon near 602 1st Ave NE contact 39-1451. Found springer spaniel with homes sought at Humane Shelter 700 C Ave NE. Also lost daschund dial 2-6885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Ave
Humane Shelter
Daschund Dial
Personal Ads and Local Services Montage
A collage of classified items lists piano teachers offering lessons and accordion skills, fur storage with glazing, repair and insurance services, watch and jewelry work, van lines and moving references, elder care, feather goods cleaning, and various home crafts. The ad also mentions a $23 reward for fraudster prevention and emphasized reference exchange for automobile transport.
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Gnezette
Waenn Life Tesa
Gazette
Probacco
Probasco Avenue
Main Springs
EEES
Stark Insurance Agency
Western Mutual
2Nd Ave
C. R. Knitting Co
Sovereign's
St. Ave
1St St
LaVogue
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Marion News
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Louis C Ross
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Ilenry Roettcher
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Clinton
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Virginia
Hollywood, Calif
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Leta and
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Carl Wightman
Perry
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Breed
LaVerta Burns
Mr Breed
Washington, D. C
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E. E. Godwin
Milwaukee
A. B. Lake
Fort Dodge
Marian Busby
Elizabeth Self
Keota
B. F. Mentzer
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Elmer Hollingsworth
Miss Daniels
Miss Jean Daniels
Edward J. Sedlaceck
Mr. Sedlacek
Frank Sedlacek
Mrs. Sedlacek
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Oxford Club
Charles T. Rowe
Fred Louis, Jr
Harlan
Mrs. W. B. Carpenter
Scott Leidigh
Davenport
R. E. Leidigh
Jean Leidigh
Leidigh
Kirk Snell
James Vernon
University of Town
John Granger
Cornell College
Amelia Gustafson
Burlington
Hannah
Emma Johnson
Hazel Ross
Hazlet
Hazel
Helen Morton
Otis Morton
Morton
Mae Riley
Lou Ehrisman
Jimmie
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Fred J. Lang
Charles Benedict
Iowa City
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Charles City
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Cub Pack 25
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Verona
Mr. Vernon
New
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Ginsberg
Mitwalsky — Furriers
2Nd St. SE
Dial
Court Hussey Siowa
Siepman
H W. Siepman
Mgr
Les Hartman
WMT
C.S. P.S. Hall
Sleven
New Dutch Tavern
Anamosa
Laneworthy
Hallwood
White Lodge
Highway 149
Pontes
3Nd St
Moose Hall
Martelle
Iona Ray
Silver Kings
Marlon
Granulsnole
Adam Mae
Roosevert
Lillian Suchy
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
SIAL
Kennedy's
1St Ave. SE
Paris Academy OF Beauty
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