Hogs Steady With Week-Old Top at $8 Million
Chicago and regional livestock markets report hogs holding steady with top prices matching last week at $8 million amid receipts of around 9 500 head. Cattle and sheep trends were mixed with steers steady to lower and lamb values rising modestly as buyers moved through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Cnicago Livestock
U S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
Choice Fed
Omama Livestock
Omaha
ST Paul
ST Paul 'S
API
Mkt
Kansas City
East St. Laws
St. Jose
Chicago Produce Markets Report
Markets show steady prices on butter and firm russet Burbanks with moderate supplies. Idaho russets and Wisconsin greens lead gains as Michigan and North Dakota varieties mix in. Chicago futures edge up and down with eggs easing slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Burbanks
Bliss
Colorado
Wisconsin
Green Mountains
Michigan
North Dakota
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Butter and Cheese Receipts Report Mixed Market Signals
Milk averages show 20 percent rise with 27 cent standards and varied pricing across products. Butter receipts reach 689 893 with steady creamery output and higher than extra wholesale, while cheese receipts total 126 030 amid weak prices and unchanged values.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids market listing details wholesale prices for grain and produce including wheat oats rye corn soybeans and barley with hay butterfat and various meats. fruit vegetables and hides prices are shown with unit measures and some odd line artifacts. The miscellaneous itemization lists quantities and prices such as lemons oranges grapefruit celery lettuce bananas onions grapes cabbage carrots potatoes sweet potatoes pears and hides including beef and horse hides with tiered pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
Phono
I. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Winnipeg
Hogs Hold Steady On Local Market Demand
Hogs are steady on the local market with no grade changes and the top price holding at 745 dollars. Market notes list various hog, packer, cattle, calf, and sheep figures, including prices for different weights and classes and regional stalls.
Bond Markets Review Picks Through Mixed Week End
New York bond market stayed narrow with mixed trends on Saturday. Government bonds held steady while a few utilities and industrials like Union Steel Works 6.3 rose modestly amid moderate turnover. German and other foreign dollar loans saw renewed demand yet small advances overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia Gas and Electric
Union Steel Works
Baltimore
Onia
Santa Fe
International Paper
Studebaker
New York Central
Ilinois Central
Typhus Outbreak Reported in Jewish Refugee Barracks
The Jewish relief committee reports typhus has broken out among about 5 000 Jews deported from Germany held in emergency barracks on the Polish side of the frontier at Sbaszyn. Fourteen doctors were dispatched with supplies while the Polish Red Cross collaborates to prevent spread and improve conditions amid cold dampness and limited food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Jewish Relief Committee
Germany
Sbaszyn
Polish
Red Cross
Poland
Two Daughters Born at St Luke's Hospital on November 5
Mr and Mrs Milton Chadima of Fairfax announce the birth of a daughter at St Luke's hospital on November 5. Mr and Mrs Ford R Smith of 1709 Eighth avenue SE announce a daughter born at St Luke's hospital on November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Chadima
Fairfax
St. Luke's Hospital
Ford R Smith
Eighth Avenue SE
Stock Market Mixed In Pre Election Fog
A pre election fog lingered over Wall Street as gains and losses were narrow with little conviction. Motors and steels held up on forecasted production, while copper advanced on hopes the Chilean government will favor American interests. Major movers included Anaconda Kennecot Phelps Dodge American Smelting and US Steel with several others showing small gains and several declines in curb trading.
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New York
Anaconda
Kennecot
Chile
Phelps Dodge
American
US = Steel
BethIlchem
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Union Carbide
General Electric
Wall St. Stocks Quotations From Bennet Co on Saturday
A listed section of Saturday stock quotations shows prices for Adams Express Intl Mining Alaska Juneau Intl Nickel Allegheny Corp and many others. The column includes Amoco companies utilities rail and industrials with bids and percentages, reflecting a snapshot of market activity across multiple sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennet & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Mining
Alaska Juneau
Nickel
Allegheny Corp
Paperite Allied Chem
Tel & T
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kans City
Lea
Kayser JT
Kennecott Corp
AmcCmvil
Kresne
Qin Eine
Mont Ward
Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Murray Corp
Aviation Corp
Nash Kell
Baldwin Laco
Natl Biscuit
Balto & Ohio
Natl Cash
Barber Co
Natl Dairy Prid
Barnsdail Corp
Nath Dent
Bendix
Avn
Natl Distris
Boeth Steel
Natl Po
Blaw Knox Ki
Central
Boeing Alrp
Gon Alum
Nor Pac
Borden Co
North Amn
Borg Warner
Ann Avilat
Brikus Mir
Ohio
Bucyrus Erie
Opis Steel
Budd Mig
Packard
Procter Gamble
St P & Pp
Pullman Co
Cheo & NW Vet
RI & P
Radio Corp
Chrysler Mtr
Radio Keith
Bop
Steel
Colo Fuel
Safeway
Col Gus & Elec
Sehenler
Com
Credit
Seaboard OH
Sears Roebuck
Southern
Incola Congoleum
Sharon Steel
Consol Edison
Sharp Dohme
Consol Oil
Shell Union
Gontl Buk
Silver King
Simmons Co
Motors
Skelly
Conti
Socony Vac
Coty Inc Ao Fae
Ain
Ain Se St Yeas Sperry Corn 3474 A Cudahy Pkz 15% Biowge
Curtiss
Eastman
Union Carbide
Gen Gables
Union Pac
Ant
Gen Foods
Gillette
Gimbel Bros
Warner Bros
Hayes Body
West Union
Hecker Prods
Westrhouse A
Hiram Walker
Westghouse el
Houston Oil
White Motors
Howe Sd
Butler Bros
Quaker Com
Cherry Burl
Quaker Pr
Edison
Swift, Co
Marriage Licenses and Trade Figures Highlight Iowa Notices
Kenneth Benson and Violet Henecke both of Cedar Rapids wed. Harris Meyer of Cedar Rapids and Adeline Rolfe of Waterman Wisconsin also linked. J C Warner of Bangkok Siam and Mary Louise Kowalke of Cedar Rapids listed. United States agricultural exports to Canada in the first half of 1938 nearly doubled versus 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Benson
Violet Henecke
Cedar Rapids
Harris Meyer
Adeline Rolfe
Waterman
J. C. Warner
Bangkok
Siam
Mary Louise Kowalke
United States
Canada
Grain Prices Steady Amid Rain Dampens Wheat Trade
Bears weigh on Chicago pit as further rains in the wheat belt dampen demand. Wheat closes down 6 to 7 cents. December at 64 cents. Corn edges higher on limited export buying while oats hold near steady. Winnipeg and Liverpool trade show muted activity with modest shifts. Local receipts include 373 ears of corn and 21 of wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Winnipeg
Montreal
Decorah pastor-elect to start duties December first
Special to The Gazette reports Rev A H Bartter from Madrid Ind will assume pastor duties at Decorah Congregational Church on December 1. He traveled to Decorah with Mrs Bartter and their son Robert for a visit this week.
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Decorah
Marion High Sends Delegation to Ames for ISU Drake Game
Marion High School coaches Eldon Coffman and Lyle Warren led a student group to Ames to watch the Iowa State versus Drake football game as guests of the school. The delegation included Captain Earl Davin and many other students and staff members from the Marion community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Coffman
Lyle Warren
Marion
Ames
Iowa State
Drake
Earl Davin
Albert Schenken
Warren Bleakly
Harold Thompson
Neal DeWees
Oran Covington
Bob Carey
James Chesley
John Ferreter
John Freeman
Lawrence Kesting
Bill Davis
Myron Oxley
Dale Bebee
LeRoy Overall
James Pope
James Knapp
Harold Seikora
Dale Thomas
Bob Marsh
Bill Scott
Bob Davin
John Austin
Bill
Lawrence Martin
Dorothy Ford
Norma Biddick
Joan and
Mary Balster
Davenport Woman Heads Teachers
Miss Mary A Baker from Davenport elected president of the Iowa State Teachers association at its eighty fourth annual convention. She defeated Ches ter Jones of Des Moines and Miss Mary Jordan of Sioux ity. Burton Jones of Creston named delegate-at-large for a three year term. E A Zelliott reelected treasurer. Baker succeeds Dr. Barton Morgan of Iowa State college as president for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Mary A Baker
Davenport
Iowa State Teachers Association
E. A. Zelliott
Miss Baker
Davenport Teachers Association
State Association
Barton Morgan
Iowa State College
Painters Unions From 14 States Meet in One-Day Gathering
Nearly 100 delegates from painters local unions in fourteen states attended a one day Central States Painters Organization meeting at the Labor temple. D H Meffert presided as W H Reynolds outlined grievances against non union journeymen chiselers and discussed anti CIO measures. The session ends mid afternoon with a Dutch lunch and social. officers were elected at a July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States Painters Organization
Labor Temple
D. H. Meffert
Waterloo
W. H. Reynolds
Des Moines
Reynolds
Marion area church services and schedules
Baptist The Rev L W Inman preaches on The Steps of a Good Man at 10:45 with Bible school at 9:45 and evening sermon Cooperation Each and Every Man Had a Mind to Work at 7:30. Catholic St Joseph mass 8 and 10 am. Christian Rev Irving E Wade sermons The Church at Work with 9:45 school and 10:45 service. Congregational Rev C G Ellinger Bible school 10 and 11 service The Unfailing Presence. Free Methodist Rev C O Monroe schedule 9:45 Sunday school and 11 worship with 7 45 evening. Methodist Episcopal Rev E T Gough services with 9:45 school 11 worship sermon The Gospel and the World of Today and other activities. Presbyterian Rev C V ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
Clyde Sawyer
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Irving E Wade
Mary Frances Howell
C O Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Carol Peterson
Marilyn Hayes
Epworth
C. B. Vernon
Oxford Club
Presbyterian
Rev. C. V
Local church services list weekend schedule
R DeJong pastor at St Paul s Lutheran The Rev Carl E Krog leads services with Sunday school at 930 and worship at 1030. Older Boys and Girls Conference week. Seventh Day Church of God on Sixth Street at Ninth Avenue holds Sabbath school Saturday at 1030 and preaching at 1130. Prairie Chapel led by Rev J B Clyde with Sunday school at 1000 and morning worship at 1100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. DeJong
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B Clyde
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Dept. Agriculture
Interior
Ova
Minnesota
Iy Asociated Press
Ottumwa
Austin
Ustin Minn
King
Weew
York Produce
Waw York
No. c. A
Mississippi
Niagara Hudson Power
United Light and Power
Columbia Oil and Gas
Lake Shore and
Sterling Inc
Wall St
Minneapolis
Montana
Iowa News
Independence
Mie Mershon
Willis Mershon
Mar Morgan
Hazleton
Amasa S. Ladd
Marion News
George Luense
Twentieth Street
George Drew
Cecil Luense
Leo Luense
James Tobin
Louis Peckosh
Frank Lafferty
Frank Fairley
Virginia Lee
Jack
George Starks
C. Wieneke
Luense
Clara Wilson
Lisbon
Owens Drug Store
John Grole
Washington, D.C
Don Tow
Mary Ellen Ford
Lucille Cone
Harriet French
Nellie McIntyre
Eighth Avenue
Helen Wade
Eleanor Cade
Oelwein
Postville
Miss Wade
Irving E. Wade
F C. Beach of
Solon
W. P Secrist
Gordon Spence
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes Station
Frank Spence
West Coast
Fred Liddle
Young People’s Work
Presbyterian Church
Leonard G. Hewitt
George Barnoske, Jr
Bernard Schenken
John Pazour
Mrs. Pazour
M D Brotematricle
Thirteenth Street
Lester Hense
Nancy Lee
Alburnett
Mrs. Hense
Mrs
Sam Shanklin
Davis Deluxe Tire
Western Auto
Earl Booze
Verne H Balster
Charles Hebbel
Joseph C. Boyle
George Busby
Sorosis Club
A. E. Granger
Shanghai
K. W. Lothian
William Yocom
Melbourne
T. A. Yocom
Vincent Hart
Iowa City
Michael Cira
N. A. Baker
Vin
Carl Ifindman
School For the Blind
Charles Hood
Worster Tea Room
Soil Conservation Force Club
Frederick Hamlin
Hood
Eric Zack
Mary Fernow
Gazette
Ada
Mala
Gazette Office
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Marion Churches
Funeral Homes
Brady Mortuary
Anderson Monument CO
3rd_ Ave. E
Lost
Indsa
Hamiltons
Eleins
Ilinois
Katz Jewelry & Loans
First
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Elgin
Waltham
Bulova
Whois
Star Jewelry Co
2Nd St. SE
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
Xmas Magazine
R. R. McDonald
Mayflower Tearoom & Delicatessen
2Nd Ave. SE
P.O
Town Camera
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Kenwood
Bob's Photo Service
A Ave
Vincent’s Pen Hospital
Ard St
Ted
3rd_St. NE
Sun Street
Sovereign’s
Sth Ave
M. Scheer
Granby Uptown Insurance Agency
Lovely Lady Permanent
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
3Rd Ave
Mary Nell
Paramount
Sara Park
3Rd St. SE
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Dial
Paris
Iba Sa
Beauty Shop
Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauty
Ave. E
Beauty School
Academe
Marcels Free
St. SW
Viking
Fepar Rapids
Canton Cafe
Ave. SE
Jackson
Wansle Moon
Waubeck
Orchestra
al Lewis
Rhythm Kings
Abrams Beer Parlor
1St St
Turkey House
Walford
Behorick
Sueer
Shadowland
Counle
Hallwood
Moose Hall
Stone King's Orchestra
Business Cards Business Services
AMCO
White Insulation CO
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Lennox
Tacre
4Th Ave
Hawkeye
Frank FE. Russell CO
Novak Heating CO
John S. Davis Co
Gall Demarah
Carl Stark
B Ave
Jim Cusack
J_E. Mendenhall
Gardner
16Th St
7Th Ave
Clase
J R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
Baer
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