Hogs Fall 25-40 Cents Amid Strong Receipts Across Markets
Market news from Chicago and other Midwest hubs shows hog receipts sharply higher with steers and calves weak to 25 cents lower. Top hogs reach $5.55, with 180-210 pound ranges around $5.20 to $5.50 and varied declines across weight classes. Sheep and cattle volumes also reported, with mixed demand and steady to weak bidding patterns.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
California
Rico
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
S. Dept — Agriculture
Balable
Arly
Sioux City
U. S
Acarce
Atrone
Peoria
Ill
Hoss
SY. Paul
South ST. Paul
Tapi
Fed-State Market News Service
Salabicwy
Tateady
Seady
Representa
HT . Tive Sales Cinsd
Ave
ST Az
Market Quotes Show Wide Range in Live Cattle Prices
Historical price listings from Waterloo and Mason City show live cattle bids across weights from 120 to 600 pounds with varied per hundredweight figures. Several entries note prices around 3.75 to 5.15 per cwt and occasional adjustments for different weight brackets, while packer quotes appear near 4.00 to 4.90 per cwt.
Hog Receipts in Des Moines Area Rise Over Holiday Week
Combined hog receipts at 16 concentration yards and 10 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending Tuesday totaled 41 700 head, up from 12 500 a week earlier and the holiday a year ago. Prices for barrows and gilts ranged from 160 to 200 pounds around 4.35 to 4.80 per hundredweight, with varying quotes by weight. Sows and other grades showed mixed values from 3.00 to 4.40 per hundredweight across weight classes.
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TOWA
Des Moines
Dept Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Alam
Austin Hog Market Prices Mixed Across Weight Classes
The Austin hog market shows varied prices by weight with barrow and gilt values spanning 140 to 450 pounds. Notable quotes include 150-160 Ibs around 4.10 and 300-330 Ibs near 4.00, while heavier categories show values roughly between 3.70 and 4.05 per hundredweight.
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Austin, Monn 'API
Barrowns and Guts
Hogs in Slump on Local Market
Local market reports show hog prices weak with top calves around 8 dollars. Sheep and lamb prices listed by weight and quality with spring lambs 70 to 90 pounds and bucks at about 1 dollar.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids include No 1 and No 2 wheat at 83c, oats and barley ranges, corn at 7c to 5c, soybeans 80c, hay baling at 7.50 and 6.00, butterfat 26c, cream 25c/23c, assorted poultry prices for hens and roosters, wholesale fruits and vegetables with numerous item prices, cabbage, onions, tomatoes, and potatoes, plus hides and animal materials including horse and calf prices and glue terms.
Wisconsin cheese prices and wool market notes
Wisconsin dairy market reports show a cheese exchange with prices for Tins Daisies and Cheddars across ranges. Boston wool market notes indicate little demand for 300 lots, with small mills covering needs and Texas wools trading 72 to 85 cents per pound on a scoured basis depending on lot hedging and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dept. Agriculture
Wool Tops Futures Exchange
Texas
Stocks Endure Sharp Early Losses As War News Stirs Markets
In New York trading, stocks fell sharply at the open amid war headlines and Belgium’s capitulation to Germany but later recovered some losses. Trading was light and many issues slid to two year lows before halting declines. prominent names on the retreat included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler GM Douglas Aircraft Glenn Martin S Perry du Pont Eastman Kodak American Smelting Anaconda AT&T Sears Roebuck U S Rubber Great Northern.
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NEW York
Belgium
Germany
Churchill
House of Commons
U S, Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Douglas ‘Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Sperry du Pont
Eastman Kodak
American Smelting
Anacon
Wall St. Stocks Weep Published by J E Bennett Co
A crowded list of stock figures and company names shows United States equities trading activity. Notable names include Adams Express Intl Mining Alaska Juneatt American Can and Allied Stores among many others with varied price quotes. The compilation reflects a broad market snapshot from a single Tuesday with numerous corporate tickers and percentage markers.
Grains Recover After Early Decline In World Markets
Wheat futures steadied after initial sharp drops in Chicago and Winnipeg helped spur a late rally. July wheat 84 5 14 a bushel. corn around 63 to 64. oats up to 34. rye down to 3 cent. Cash markets showed limited activity and mixed quotes across No. 1 yellow corn and No. 3 oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
U. S
Belgium
Germany
Great Britain
Markets Brief Chicago and New York Produce Prices
Chicago market reports show live poultry prices with 68 trucks and varied hen and spring weights, butter and eggs receipts with steady prices, potatoes on track, and strong California long whites. New York notes mixed egg colors, steady butter receipts, and steady cheese prices amid low stock.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
California
Southern Bliss
U_S
Alabama Bliss
Trumpus US
U_ 5
U. S
Louisiana
Bliss Triumphs
Idaho
New York
Market Notation on Egg and Butter Storage Standards
Fragmentary report lists futures like eggs refriserator standards with values 18.25 and 13.00 and mentions November and October dates in a dated trade notation. Names Jameon Bres and Ce appear as suppliers or publishers in a cryptic line.
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Jameon Bres
Bond Market Slumps as Belgian Debt Drops Amid War News
U S government bonds closed lower while European and Canadian issues tumbled after Belgium’s surrender news. Belgian bonds shed seven points on average, Canadian loans fell about four points, and Japanese issues also declined. Domestic corporates weakened with several named issues sliding. A separate item notes a Memorial Day program by the Twentieth Century club at the Methodist church with a cemetery service to follow.
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New
Canadian National Railway
Canadian Pacific
Twentieth Century Club
Methodist Church
Grove
Will D. Grove
Donald Garrett
Beverly Walk
Phyllis Grove
Mane Ruth
R. Vernon Pike
Kilduff, In
Deaths Frank W Michalicek Cedar Rapids blacksmith
Frank W Michalicek age 72 died at home 622 Sixth St SE Cedar Rapids after a three week illness. Born in Bohemia October 25 1870 he lived in Cedar Rapids 19 years coming from Ely. Survived by wife Helen Elizabeth six children Julia Sladek Ely Irene Graham Nichols Walter F Cedar Rapids Arthur F Venice Maude Richard Cedar Rapids eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A son Robert preceded him in death in 1914. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may call at Janeba funeral home.
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Frank W. Michalicek
Sixth Street
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Helen Elizabeth
Julia Sladek
Irene Graham
Nichols
Walter F
Arthur F
Venice
Calif
Maude
Richard
Robert
Fred
Estacado
Ore
Janeba Funeral Home
Mrs Sarah A Scott Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Sarah A Scott widow of Josiah Scott and mother of Bert Scott died in a Marshalltown hospital at 7 a.m Tuesday after a brief illness. Born Sept 10 1853 in Indiana she lived most of her life in Iowa. Surviving Elmer Scott of Shellsburg Bert Scott of Cedar Rapids. Funeral 230 p.m Thursday at Baptist church Shellsburg burial Shellsburg cemetery. Friends may call Turner chapel until 11 a.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A Scott
Josiah Scott
Bert Scott
B Avenue NW
Marshalltown
Indiana
Iowa
Scott
Clarence
Elmer
Shellsburg
Bert
Cedar Rapids
Baptist Church
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Thomas J. Miller held in Marion
Funeral services for Thomas J. Miller who died at his home 362 Eighth avenue Marion will be at Beatty chapel at 4 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev. Charles Lee of Chicago and Revs R N Coolidge and F H Ward. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Miller
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Beatty Chapel
Charles Lee
Chicago
R.N. Coolidge
F. H Ward
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Memorial Day observances and civic events across Iowa
Mount Vernon plans a Memorial Day program after a parade with Legionaires, auxiliary members, students, and the Mount Vernon band. Grinnell hosts a Memorial Day address with a high school concert and decoration of Hazlewood cemetery graves. Dysart notes a Cincinnati trip for Irene Brandau’s graduation and future positions. Columbus Junction announces a biennial school census starting June 1 for ages five to 21.
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Mount Vernon
J. Harold Ennis
Cornell
Abbey Creek
Craig Skillman
Grange Hall
Paralta
Arlo Stinger
Harry Siggins
Columbus Junction
Columbus Independent
Martha Butler
Lost and Found listings and ads from The Gazette
A jumble of lost items and advertisements including rewards for a white tie clasp initial Y, a man’s billfold near a public library, a small gold baseball keepsake, and notices about automobile transportation references. Also includes ambulance service, carpet and watch cleaning services, jewelers, moving lines, bid notices, and various business ads across Hamilton and surrounding areas.
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Ave
SODDING BLACK DIRT AND DRIVEWAY MATERIALS OFFERED
Business services advertise SODDING BLACK DIRT cinders and walls built driveway material fill dirt seeding and rolling fertilizer by KUTCHERA 4 CO. contact 3-2043 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutchera 4 CO
Novak Heating CO
Willman
Drew's
3Rd Ave
Farren
Paul Reed
L. Russell
Ist Ave
Sg Geetel
Harry Larsent
Mt. Vernon Ave
Chas
Lebeda
16Th Ave
Powell Roofing Co
Hawkeye
Sodding
Cin- Gers
Fred Young
H. R. Butlers
McAllister
Ehl
Dara AR Ana SS
Classified Ad Rates and Policies in The Gazette
Out-of-town blind ads incur a 1 cent box charge via The Gazette. The paper is not liable for more than one incorrect insertion of multiple-day ads. Want Ads accepted by 12 o clock for same day, and 8 pm Saturday for Sunday editions. Ads can be telephoned, mailed, or delivered to The Gazette office. Cedar Rapids Gazette Eastes lavas Jendine Waei Dial 2. 1121 Ad-Taker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theazette
2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
the Gazette
Sunday Gazette
United States
Jendine Waei
Used Car Bargains Across Local Dealers
Multiple dealers advertise low prices on used cars from 1931 to 1938 models. Listings include 1937 Dodge Touring, 1936 Dodge Coupe, 1938 Chevrolet sedan, 1934 Oldsmobile six, 1934 Terraplane, 1938 International panel, and Diamond T trucks with emphasis on low mileage, good condition, and quick sale. Local contact details and addresses provided.
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Speci Makibben Motor CO
4Th Ave
2Nd ST
Chevrolet
Hudson Sales” CO
Ave. SE
Plymouth Deluxe Ag
Cedar Rapids
Nash, Inc
2Nd Ave
8Th ST
International Panel
Graham
Dodge
Stone
Padzenbky
A_Ave
1St St. NE
Sth Ave
Kadjee Bros
18Th Ave
GALE
St. Ae
Portiac
Gazette
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Oyate
Financial
Market News
API
JOWA
jRr
The
Associated Press
F. Otiumya
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
INS
Kansas City
East St Louis Se
Paul
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Orice
Revere
First Street
Waterloo
Mason City
Austin
Bane
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers Board
Wool Market
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
Muscatine
Keokuk of Sewevere
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Dump
Adams Express
Intl
Alaska
Int Nickel
Akecany Corp
Allied Chein
Inti
T and T
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kan City
Kennecott
Kressee SS
Kroger G
Amn
Hide & L Libbey Owens
Amn Intl Corp
Fig & Myers
Loco
Imaring Pelt
M & Fdy
Amn Maracatho
2Roews Inc
Amn Metals
Amn Pows& L
Lorillard
Amn Radtsigi McLelland
Amn Smelting
cKesson
Amn Steel
Marshall Rid
Stig
Martin
Amn Tel & T
Mathiesen
Maytag
Miami
Mols
Sane
Armour & ‘Co
Mont Ward
Atlantic
Pow & Beth Steel
Central
Blaw Knox
Ssan Y
NH &H
Te Boring Alrp
Nor Pac
Bohn Alum
North Amn Co
Borden Co
Ohio OK
Buryrus
Erie
Fa Packard Murs
Haremount
Heelgi
Ratino Mines
Fic
Pen & Ford
Penna RR
Camp Wyant
Wtpenney
Canada Dryis Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Pittsben
Cerro de Pasco
Proctor Gamble
Rub Sve NJ
3Rte Ches & Ohio
Bullman Co
St P & P
Pure Olsone
Chro & Reeze
Radia Gore Eee
Asa
Chro
Wee ‘ Chrisier Mtrs
Rem Rand
Reo Motors
Coca Cola
Rend Steel
Cole Palmolive
Reyn Tob
Sears Roebuck
Comw
Southern
Cons Edison
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Coty Inc
Sou Railway
Guy Amn
Jim Stave Lend
Cudahy
Deere & Co
Douglas Aire
du Pont de
Thompson
Sidewater
Ford England
Gen Motors
Gut Air Lines
Amt Brig
Gen Realty
el Coal
Gillette S
Gimber Bros
Unt Gas Co
Glidden
Gare i Goodrich Co
Goodyear Tire
Graham Padre
U & Steel
Wes Sur
Walworth
Greyhound Gz
Warner Bros
Hall
Wes Marsid i
Hat Corp
Ilayes Bodyna
Westeh
Mizeniteco
Walareen
Chicago Corps
Zenith Raa
Minneapolis
Montana
South Dakota
Bond Review
IEW
VU. S. Bonds
Treasury
Wal
Jones
Sarah A. Scott
Iowa News
Grinnell
Leland W. Mann
Congregational Church
Hazlewood Cemetery
American Legion Committee
Henry Selle
Homer Talbert
John Peters
Minute Cemetery
Charles van Doren
Eee
Hepner
Probasco, Jeweler
2Nd Ave SE
Hamilton
Bulova
Elcin
Waltham
L. A. Lower
Smith Grand Hotel
David P Georce
10Th St
ALLIED Van_ Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Kenwood
Ion Ralline
Kullander & Son
Mysel Anson D. Burlingame
Ona
Vincent's Jewelry
3Rd ST
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder’s van & Storace Co.,Inc
Dial
Anderron
DS Eee Co
H. X. Schaefer
Kresee
Bender
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sands
Danceland
Red Siever
Markfold
Bill Meardon
Udesen
Green Lantern
Jack Everette
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Ce-Mar
Marion Blvd
Siepman
Hallwood Cafe
Jackson's Fave
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishop's
de Sen Cverines
Stark's
Carl
DELUX
Lillian Suchy
Luella’s
Bernadine's
3Rd St. NE
Paris Academy OF Beauty
L St
Central Employment Agency
Granby Blds
Arnoaaa Rar
Wunias
Pippinr
H.R. Dolan
Springville
Day
Imsecu
By Galbraith
WEA Service
AEC
U.S
Pat Off
Inc TM
Rec
Autos & Trucks
Rude
Nash
Rude Auto Co
Mercury
Zephyr
Third Ave
First Ave. SE
Culver Motors
Pontiac
6Th St
Baxter Motors
Second Avenue SE
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