Hog Prices Steady As Gov Purchases Boost Market
U S livestock reports show hog prices advancing during the week due to government purchases and lower cattle supplies. Chicago and Sioux City notes cite hogs at new highs since 1938, while cattle sag to summer lows.hor passage details mix of receipts, steer and heifer declines, and sheep market shifts across major midwestern markets.
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Chicago
Sioux City
API
U. S. Dept Africulture
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Feed- Inc
California
UPI
Nebraska
INS
Omaha Kansas City
East St. Louis
T. Josep
Stau
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Hogs Unchanged On Local Market
Hogs stead on the local market with no changes across grades. Prices listed for various hog weights range from about 7.7 to 9.4 per hundredweight, while cattle and sheep sections show mixed grades and prices for steers yearlings heifers bulls and lambs with regional variations and weight based quotes.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices List
Grain and produce prices include Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 84c for oats White No 2 14c No 3 33c Ryce No 2 44c Barley No 3 35 to 45c Shelled New No 2 yellow 62c Poultry market hens 14 to 16c Leghorns 3 old roosters up to 20c No 2 poultry 4c Eggs Hennerys 23c No 1 18c No 2 15c Wholesale fruits and vegetables list prices for lemons oranges grapefruit celery lettuce onions cabbage carrots tomatoes Idaho Russets potatoes new California whites cantaloupes winesap apples and more. Hides and animal skins price table for various grades. Pony and glue half price included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
California
Wisconsin cheese quota and wool market reports
Wisconsin cheese quotas for the week May 26 31 list dai sies brick and cheddars with prices around 18 cents. In Boston territory wools trade activity rose with bequests noted and inquiries turning to moderate purchases. Prices for 12 month Texas wools were steady while combing fleece showed fair demand 46 47 cents grease. finer delaine and quarter blood grades sold 42 44 and 43 45 cents respectively.
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Boston
Agriculture Department
Texas
Wall Street Stocks Bulletin From Adams Express to Quaker O
Wall Street stock listings with numerous company quotes and prices led by Adams Express at 74.00 and a wide array of industrials, utilities, and consumer firms including Johns Manville, Allied, Kroger, General Electric, Citadel Drastic, and Woolworth. The page shows a dense ticker format with bid and last prices, minor notes, and regional issuers across many sectors.
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J £. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska
Juneau
Johns Manville
Alleghany Corp
Kennecott
Allied Chem
Kresge SS
Allied Stores
Kroger G «& B
Allis Chalmers
Libbey Owens
Amn
Bin
Mont Ward
Wat
Wks
Murray Corp
Ata Wi
Nash-Kely
Amn Zines Sta
Nail Biscuit
Ia Atk
Nate Gascania Nail Cash Rez
Nair
Dan
Tall Bate
Atchison T'S
Ref Atlantic
Borden Co
Phillips Pet
Plymouth
Proctor Gamble
Chrysler Motors
Reyn Tob
Schenlev
Coca Cola
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Credit
Simmons. Cotts
Edison
Skelly
Ottery Socony War
Doulas Aire
Timken
Banes du Pont
Union Carbide Art
Elec
Autolite
Union
Airerate
Uni Corp
Cebles
Gas Co
Uni Gas Imp
Ns Gynsim
Salyen Gas
Steelers
Gillette
Fas
Growien BoPita Sr
Steel
Walworth Abe Greehound
Warner Bros
Hater Nting
Wes Tinlon
Westehouse AB
Weetehouse EL
Willys
East Blessing
Marsh Field
Ay Pensis Ayn
Midwest Corp
Gent
Weil
Quaker O Com
Ousker O Pr
Cileaga Caen
Swift & Co
Comw
Fdison
Aeitt
Produce Markets Chicago Produce Chicago AP Butter Eggs
Chicago receipts show butter at 1 053 088 steady with no changes. Egg receipts 32 337 unsettled, cure rent 2234c, dirties 2134c. Storage packed extras 2c. Futures and standards noted: butter storage standards 35.60, refrigerator standards 24.65 to 26.35 across October.
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Chicago
Simson Bros. and Co
Local cashmen edge to state track meet qualifiers
In Ames, Ed Ahrens of Grinnell led prelims of the 120 yard high hurdles at the Iowa high school meet with a 15.5 heat time. Romaine Woodward of Ames, Mike Noonan of Central Sioux City paced the 100 yard dash qualifiers with a 10.4 clocking.
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Ames
Ed Ahrens
Grinnell
Iowa
Ahrens
Grinnell Woodward
Ames Cady
Clinton
Lawier
East Des Moines
Salmonson
Estherville Hoerner
Dubuque
Strowig
Abraham Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Malloy
Marshalltown
Noonan
Central
Sioux City
Colman
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Young
Jefferson Covey
Roosevelt
Faint Rally Signals In Leading Stocks On Quiet Session
New York AP report notes stock market leaders showed faint rally signs but weak spots lingered as traders nibble possible recovery. Aircraft makers climbed on hopes of expanded programs while American Tobacco and Kodak hit new yearly lows. Allied Chemical and Texaco fell back. Bonds mixed. major commodities generally edged higher.
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New York
Washington
Consolidated Aircraft
Lockheed
Boeing
Glenn Martin
American Smelting
U S. Steel
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
American Tobacco
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
J. I. Case
Texas Corp
Bond Markets and Dow Jones Averages Report
Bond markets show mixed moves with Dow Jones Averages edging higher while utilities and rail sectors slip. Details include varied open, high, low, and close readings across industrials, railroads, and bond indices with small changes noted in several categories.
Plan Hearing On Baer Louis Dispute Monday
Washington DC boxing commission set 11 am Monday for a hearing on the Joe Louis Buddy Baer heavyweight title dispute Ancil Hoffman Baer's manager will seek recognition of Baer as world champion from the National Boxing Association.
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Washington
District of Columbia Boxing Commission
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
Ancil Hoffman
Baer
National Boxing Association
Late rally lifts wheat futures after early losses
Wheat futures rallied in the final minutes to regain initial declines as traders awaited the farm loan measure signing. July wheat moved around 97 3/4 to 97 5/8 cents, with soybeans also higher. Corn and oats added gains, while oil and lard areas supported buying. Kansas City softness pressured some selling, and Winnipeg observed a holiday closure.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Four Italian Claims Sinking Four British Cruisers
Rome AP Italian high command says four British cruisers were sunk and three damaged in four days of Easter Mediterranean fighting. Two sunk by Italian torpedoes from surface craft, ships described include Dido and Leander classes. Leander reportedly split in two. An Italian submarine allegedly sank a 12,000 ton merchantman in the Atlantic.
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Rome
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Marion church services and pastors notice
Marion churches list church names pastors service times and sermon topics across denominations including Baptist Catholic Christian Congregational Free Methodist Methodist Presbyterian St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Seventh Day Church of God Prairie Chapel Alburnett Methodist with Baccalaureate and district convention notes and memorial references.
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L. W. Inman
Jesus
Fisher
Methodist Church
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
District Convention of Christian Churches
Marion Lansbury
University Church of Christ
Des Moines
Raymond C. Swisher
Herbert Livingston
Arthur W. Henke
Congregational Church
Marion Ministerial Union
Presbyterian
CV. R. DeJong
Christian Endeavor
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
Beadle elected president of Mothers Club Alumni
Mrs T Edwin Beadle was elected president of the Mothers club alumni at a reunion and dinner at the K V cafe. Mrs D C Marchant became vice president and Mrs Neal Bunting was secretary treasurer. Thirty one covers were set, with a U shaped table arrangement and garden bouquets.
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T. Edwin Beadle
Mothers Club
K. V. Cafe
D. C. Marchant
Neal Bunting
Lester R. Boettcher
Dell Adkins
Mother's Club
Gladys Beach Schenken
Child Study Club
Cornelian Club
George Keyes
Bette Mae Sidwell
Barbara Ann Teeters
Helen Crouch
Barbara
35000 Box Cars Will Be Ready To Transport Wheat
J J Hayden of the Association of American Railroads said 35000 box cars would be ready by June 15 to move the 1941 wheat crop. He spoke to 60 grain trade, railroad, and USDA representatives about storage and transport bottlenecks caused by lost foreign markets. The Commodity Credit Corporation offers farmers a seven cent per bushel advance to fund new storage on farms. A committee will gather information to improve movement and storage. another meeting is planned in Minneapolis next Tuesday.
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ST Louis
J. J. Hayden
Association of American Railroads
Southwestern Railroads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hayden
Southwestern
Commodity Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
New York Ties Probe on 2 Percent Tax on Mutuel Bets
Public relations man Joe Cohn, representing five New York tracks, visited Washington to explore a possible government imposition of a flat 2 percent tax on mutuel betting.
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Washington
NEA
Joe Cohn
New York
MACKEREL BY EQUIPOISE
Mackeral the filly tied Belmont Park juvenile course record in five furlongs while a member of Equipoise last crop. Equipoise died as he neared fame as a progenitor, leaving a legacy in horse racing circles.
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Mackerel
Equipoise
New York
NEA
Belmont Park
James Woods Dies at 79 in Marion Home
James Woods 79 a retired mason died Friday at 9 p m at the home of Mrs Florence Conrad 562 Seventh avenue where he had lived for two years He was born November 8 1861 in Newville Pa son of James W and Sarah Martin Woods He moved to Marion about 42 years ago and was unmarried A Presbyterian church member He is survived by two nieces Mrs Charles Hakes of Solon and Mrs William McDonald of Cedar Rapids and a sister Lillie Woods Emerson who died June 4 1938 in Marion Funeral services set for Sunday 2:30 p m at Yocom chapel with Rev C V R De Jong and burial at Oak Shade cemetery The family will receive friends at the chapel.
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James Woods
James Woodburn Woods
Mason
Florence Conrad
Seventh Avenue
Mr. Woods
Newville
James W
Sarah Martin Woods
Marion
Mr Woods
Presbyterian Church
Charles Hakes
Solon
William McDonald
Cedar Rapids
Lillie Woods Emerson
Yocom Chapel
C. V. R. de Jong
Oak Shade Cemetery
Classified Want Ads and notices from The Cedar Rapids Gazette
Out-of-town want ads incur 10 cent extra for care-of listings and early deadlines apply. Ads may be mailed, phoned, or delivered to The Gazette office with deadlines at noon for same-day and 6 pm Saturday for Sunday. Includes thanks from Kremenak family and a lost yellow gold Elgin wrist watch listing in Shellsburg area.
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Gazette
United States Mail
Sunday Gazette
Sahe Gazette
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
2Nd St
Vincents Jewelry
Indianapolis
Ted Baade
Elkader
Iowa
Ginsbergs
1St Ave. SE
Andrew
1St St. SW
K. Schaefer
Kresce
Sands Printing Co
Clara Crowe
Kresze
Acme Photo
Perate BS
1St St
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
E. A. Kriz & Son
1St St. SE
Sapedee
Los Angeles
Richards Primcy
California
eLte
Jack Young
Clear
Crescent &T
Dial
Second Ave
1St Ave
Curry's
Lost and Found and Classified Ads jumble
A garbled page lists lost dog notices for a Kerry terrier and a blonde cocker spaniel, with contact hints and rewards. It mixes in numerous classified items for watches and jewelry repairs, car sales, welding courses, and radio-style ad lines, creating a dense collage of requests, sales pitches, and service offers.
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Geo. Miller
K Ave
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Tonopah
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Ida Lawrence
John Clark
Perry
Frank Lafferty
Maries Dairy Store
E. E. Parsons
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Mary Snyder
Bever Park
The
Pythian Sisters
Handicraft Club No. 2
Stanley Thomas
Roy King
Clifford Cutler
St. Luke's Hospital
Mrs. I. A. Summers
Mrs. Summers
L. M. Phelps
Mrs. Phelps
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Frank Newcomb
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Sweet
Ralph Slade Orch Gente
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Tax Unday
Magnus Stables Beer
Rex
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LaFayette
Gee
CE Mar
Log Bar Tavern
16Th Ave
Turkey House
Walford
Clair
Mt. Vernon
Upper Palisades Hotel
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Palisades Lodge
Eva M. de Lanew
Hallwood Cape
Sediacek
Snyder
Don Sievert
Lovely Lady
Vely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishop's
Lilian
Paris Academy
Nagle-Eaton Lumber CO
Kutchera Sodding & Puel Ca
Chas Lebeda
Peters & CO
Sears’ Service
Ave. SE
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Hepner’s
Johnson’s
Isc
Bender
Geo. L. Karr
Erger
Novak Heating CO
Willman
Giles
3Rd Ave
Court House
Hox
Richards Pharmacy
9Th Ave
Farm Ox Gazette
Central Enpoyment Agcy
Granby Trade Schools
Midwest
Autos & Trucks
Diamond
Midland
Eneral
Jamson
Ray
Ist St
Desoto
Schamberger Motor. CO
Ist Ave
Mas
International
W.b
Stone's Truck Service
Studebaker
Ellis Blvd
Langhurst Motor CO
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