Hogs Steady as Market Shows Broad Price Range
Chicago market notes hogs generally steady with top at 6.70 while reports from Omaha Sioux City and Des Moines show mixed cattle and hog prices across weights. Prices quoted for 150 to 200 pounds around 5.99 to 6.30 with lighter weights near 5.85 to 6.00 and various sows and feeders cited. Cattle and sheep receipts and values vary by region with gains and declines depending on weight and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mason Cily- Hogs
Dhence
Waterloo- Hoss
Mos Sa
Iowa
Dept Agriculture
Conrete Voors
Cmicgo Twustack
Chicago
Asrculture
A.erace
Iaads
Anon
Montana
HEALY
Livestock Sale Listings Include Cattle and Sheep Quotes
A fragmented sale log shows bids and classifications for beef cows at 523 to 690 dollars, stocker and feeder steers around 3000, heifer calves about 10.60, and sheep with fat lambs and slaughter ewes listed. Indications point to steady to slightly weaker prices with several lots referenced across cattle and sheep categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Local hog market holds steady at 6.30 top
Hogs remained steady on the local market with no changes Monday and the top price holding at 6.30. Cattle also stayed steady.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Prices for grain and produce listed in Cedar Rapids include wheat No. 1 at 3 cents, oats White No. 2 at 32c, soybeans new crow No. 2 yellow at 80c, and many vegetables with varying figures. Poultry prices include hens over 5 lbs and Leghorns. butchers and wholesale items cover hides, cattle, and other farm goods with numerous per-unit amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ile
Ights
Fe Springs
Leghorns
Wisconsin Cheese Quotations for Week of November 6 to 11
Cheese prices in Plymouth Wisconsin show quotas for the week with Daisy and Horns lines around 15 cents to 15 3/4 cents and cheddar at 15 cents. Wool Market in Boston shows domestic wools quiet with no change from last week while South African prices edge firmer and limited demand for coarse South American wool persists in the primary market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Cail Board
Boston
Amm
U. S&s. Dept
Bond Markets in New York Slips and Rises Slightly
The New York bond market opened with modest, mixed moves as traders saw small gains and losses. Treasuries and government issues hovered near prior levels while foreign issues like Brazil and Colombia edged higher, Belgian and Australian bonds easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Fe
Armour
Firestone Tire
Detroit Edison
Baltimore and Ohio
Jt.s. Missouri-Kansas-Texas
American Telephone Bus
Bethlchem Steel
Res Nd
Columbia Gas and Electric
United States
Brazil
Buenos Aires
Colombia
Aircrafts Bog Down In Trade
New York AP reports stocks opened weak with many low priced issues among aviation and allied sectors volatile. North American Aviation fared best amid aero makers after declaring a dividend while Boeing and United Aircraft lagged. overall transfers near 1.8 million shares with several names rising late but most fallen by midmorning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Little Fellows
North American Aviation
Glenn Martin
Boeing
Curtiss-Wright
United Aircraft
Consolidated Aircraft
U. S Steel
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Western Union
American Smelting
Montgomery Ward
Coca Cola
Budd Wheel
Graham Paige
Wall Street Stocks From J E Bennett And Co Quotations
Monday stock quotations show Adams Express 9 Thspiration 16% and a long list including Allied Chem 77, American Rolling Mills 19, Boeing 101, General Motors 34 1/2, Union Carbide 66, Chrysler Motors 67, Ford 23, United Aircraft 48, Eastman Kodak 163, General Electric 40, J C Penny 7 1/2, Standard Oil 29. The page reflects a broad mix of industrials, transporters, and consumer goods firms with varied price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alashe Juneau
Toth
Harv
Alleghany Corp
Tnu Mining
Ats Allied Chem
Intl Nickel
Allied Stores
Ttl
Allis Chalmers
To& T Aty Amal Leather
Johns Manville
Ain Cnr
Skan City
Ami
Seurcott
Ann Fide & L Gistres
Amu Lavo Mlepanish Val
Rinpey Owens
Ainn
Ann
la Carboutetary
Roll Mills
Losons. Inc
Amt Smelttuc
Lottaes
Amn Steel Fdys
Goose
Wiles
Amn
McLelland
Tel & T
Marshall Fld
Ami Toy Rid
Martin Gal
Ami Wat
Mathiesen Ark
Ani Woolen
Mestag Mp
Miami
Anavonda
Ark Nat
Moline al Armour É& Co
Artloom Corp Ft
Moa
Ile Atsd Dry Gas
Mont Ward Bits Ateh
Motor Wheel
Vita Atlantic
Knox
Central
Boeing Airport
Bohn Alum
Nor Pac RR
Borden Coast
North Amn Co
Hore Warner Ae i
Brisas Mig
Mat & Hoeda
Patino Mines
Ganagy Dry
Penick
Ford
Phillips Pet
Tate Anes
de Pasco
Pullman Co
Chrysler Motors
Radio
Corn
Contl
Contl Motors
Ccty Inc
Sperry Corpagi
Crow
St Joe Leret
Crown Urug
Etene Qigids
Gudahy Pee
Atta Curtiss
Curtiss Wr
Brice
Deere & Co
Stow Douglas Altre
Warner a Du Pont_deN
Studebaker
Eastern
Sita
Eastman
Eastman Kod 163. Tes Guilt S +2 Eaton Miz.got, Thompson Strate Llee
Tiderater
Elect Boat
Elec
Fox Film
Fisk Rubber
Union Carbide
England
Union Pac
Sreepot Tex
Uni Aircraft
Gen Baking
Uni Air Lines
Uni Gorn
Gish Co
Gen Motors
Aja S Gypsum RV
S& Ploe
Gimbel Bros
Neatty Ais
Stee
Yanate
Graham Paige
Ward
Greg
Werner Bros
Nor Ore Age Orcs
Marvid
Westehauer
Hat Corp
Hayes
Hecker
Willys Ould
Houston
Wileax
Hudson
Wentworth Dni
Huon Mirs
Indus Rayon
Tonia Danas
Chicago
Automat
Midwest Corp
Quaker O Com
Bowersea Gewalah & ES
Walgreen
Helleman
Produce Markets Report From New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market notes show mixed egg receipts with Fancy to extra fancy prices and varied butter and cheese quotes. Poultry and egg values steady, while potatoes and onions reflect firmer or steady demand across regions with multiple grade distinctions and regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat and corn futures inch higher on Chicago board
Wheat edged up fractionally on the Chicago board of trade as buyers from commissions and outside interests supported prices. Corn rose about a cent and a half with oats also firm. soybeans gained, while Kansas City and Minneapolis markets held steady and Winnipeg lagged Chicago. Local receipts: about 24 cars wheat, 286 corn, 238 soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Great Britain
U. S
Wheat market notes and grain quotations from Minneapolis and Chicago
The report lists wheat receipts in Minneapolis at 227 cars compared to a year ago, with quotations for cash and futures. It details No 1 hard and No 1 dark hard winter grades, durum and other grains, including corn, oats, barley, and seed timothy, clover, and hay prices, plus lard and meat cut prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inneapolis Casus Graln Minneadolis
Chicago
Malta
WPA County Road Job Sees 75 New Workers Added
The WPA road project in the county resumes with 75 new workers, boosting total labor to about 300 as $119 000 in new funds from Washington arrive. Some hires were previously laid off, while many workers have not held WPA jobs before. The program covers grading surfacing and bridge Culvert work and will extend through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Washington
Charles D. Burns
Burns
Asleep In Wrong House Ordered Out Again
Babe Schwartzba ugh of 732 First Avenue West was arrested for intoxication and ordered to leave town by noon or serve 30 days in county jail. Police had not seen him since his spring departure when he was previously charged with intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. “Babe” Schwartzbaugh
First Avenue
H. R. Churchill
Schwartzbaugh
Prowler Reported at 302 First Avenue Leads to Suspect Found
Arthur Nie reported a prowler in his home at 302 First Avenue. Patrol officers found Schwartzbaugh propped against the living room wall and asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nie
First Avenue
Schwartzbaugh
Cedar Rapids City Briefs Highlight Local Notices
Dr. Miller opens new osteopathy location at 1425 Third Avenue. Wilfred Cooley and Vera Gatrelle wed by Justice H. R. Churchill. Truck drivers union 238 meets at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments provided. Lieut. Col. Hinman discusses chemical warfare defense at Canopus club lunch. Royal Arch Masons busi ness session at Masonic hall 7:30 p.m. Jack Andrews promoted to traffic agent in Minneapolis after Cedar Rapids marriage to Eleanor Montgomery. A five year lease for 87 89 Sixteenth Avenue S W for a second state liquor store in Cedar Rapids approved. rent $123 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Jack Andrews
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Eleanor Montgomery
W. A. Montgomery
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Sixteenth Avenue
State Executive Council
Jo L. Prochaska
Wil son High School journalistic sponsor invited to honorary group
Miss Vera Jeffries instructor in journalism and sponsor of the Wilsonian Wilson high school paper has been invited to become an honorary member of Kappa Pi Beta the honorary journalism fraternity. Initiation will occur at the annual convention at Central Normal college on Nov 10 in Danville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Jeffries
Wilsonian
Wilson High School
Kappa Pi Beta
Central Normal College
Danville
Ind
Cedar Rapids Camera Club to Meet at Library Gallery
The Cedar Rapids Camera club meets Tuesday at 7 pm in the public library art gallery replacing the usual venue. Members will discuss the fourth annual Salon of Photography on display from November 2 to 19 and visitors are welcome as the evening viewing may be the only chance to see the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Camera Club
Defense Against Chemical Warfare Lecture by Iowa Reserve Officers
The Cedar Rapids Reserve Officers group school meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the federal building to hear Lieut. Col Jack Jd. Hinman deliver an illustrated lecture on Defense Against Chemical Warfare. Major C. B. Myers directs the northeastern Iowa reserve district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Group School of the Reserve Officers Association
Jack Jd. Hinman
Chemical Warfare Service
Iowa National Guard
University of Iowa
C. 8S. Myers
Iowa Reserve District
Sixth session of University of Scouting set at Coe College
The Cedar Rapids Scout area will hold the sixth session of its University of Scouting training at Coe College on Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. Special speakers include Dr. M. D. Marr on Scout Health, John Brague on Scout Safety, Mrs. Owen Tisdale on Duties of the Den Mother, and Fred Niesz on The A's and R's of Scouting, covering scoutmastership cub mastership and senior scouting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
University of Scouting
Coe College
M. D. Marr
John Brague
Owen Tisdale
Fred Niesz
Cedar Rapids Bus Line Seeks 90 Day Extension
Cedar Rapids City Lines petitions the city council to extend the Sixteenth Avenue SW bus line for a 90 day trial. A public hearing is set for November 16. The proposal would route via Sixteenth Avenue J Street Wilson Avenue and Second Street, with cancellation possible if revenue is insufficient. The current loop traverses Third Avenue Bridge to Third Street then to Sixteenth Avenue and C Street back to First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Sixteenth Avenue
J Street
Wilson Avenue
Wilson
Second Street
Third Avenue Bridge
Third Street
C_ street
C Street
First Street
Sixth Avenue
Third Avenue
the Joop
Butter Ration Is Doubled By Reich
Germany boosted the war time butter ration and granted extra one-time allowances of meat eggs rice vegetables and chocolate. Children’s rations increase starting November 20 due to favorable food developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ins
Germany
DNB
British Public Supports Britain-Russia Overture Talks
A British Institute of Public Opinion survey shows strong sentiment in Britain in favor of pursuing further overtures to Soviet Russia. The results were released in London on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Organize Industrial Division Groups For Community Chest
Five industrial division groups for the 1940 Community Chest campaign were organized under Howard Hall to start canvassing in plants this week. Leaders include Dr Max Widmer, A. W. Daniels, David W. Lehti, Ed Clapp, and E. H. Gundling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hall
Hall
Max Widmer
A. W. Daniels
David W. Lehti
D—Ed Clapp
E—E. H. Gundling
Chamber of Commerce
Court action over Cedar Rapids highway death filed in Linn County
Mildred Fowler Field and Beulah Perkins executrices of Cliff Field seek 21250 in district court suing Ruth Sullivan Grand Rapids Mich and Jean Ann Fritz Grand Rapids for negligence in a Sept 13 collision on Highway 30 west of Cedar Rapids that killed Field and later Fritz. Also notes Claire Oliphant Walker arrested for theft at Walker creamery receiving 60 day jail term for stealing six to seven pounds of butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Field
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Mildred Fowler Field
Beulah Perkins
Field
Ruth B Sullivan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fritz
Sullivan
Claire Oliphant
Walker
Jim Smith
Walker Creamery
J. E. Heiserman
Industrial commission awards to Smith in workman’s case
The state industrial commission approved Smith’s ongoing compensation of 64576 plus 8.65 weekly for 26 weeks and five days from November 4 after a 40 percent left leg disability from the October 27 1938 work accident. Judge J E Heiserman placed the judgment in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J Smith
Thomas Quigley
J. E. Heiserman
Smith
Ralph A. Woodcock
Baltic Entrance Virtually Closed by Minefield
The extension of the German minefield off Falsterb has nearly shut the Baltic Sea entrance, as learned Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Falsterb
Baltic Sea
Death notices for George W Jensen and Margaret Kolda
George W Jensen 33 of 1020 Eleventh street NE died in University hospital Iowa City at 12 05 a m Sunday after a long illness He was born Aug 20 1906 in Dubuque and lived in Cedar Rapids 29 years He is survived by wife Marvel B three children James Joseph Robert Lee Darlene Margaret sister Mrs Ben Thorne father George C Jensen and mother Mrs Margaret Scott Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday Beatty chapel Rev F H Ward burial Linwood cemetery Friends may call after 7 p m Monday Margaret Kolda 74 former Solon and Lone Tree resident died at daughter Mrs James Clipp Oaklawn 11 Saturday night from a heart attack Widow of John Kolda She is survived by daughter two sisters Mrs John Hudawick Lone Tree Mrs Anton Holubar Solon and two grandchildren Funeral at St Marys Solon Tuesday 9 30 a m Rev F E Michalek body taken to Lone Tree for burial Friends may wait at Brozh chapel Solon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Jensen
Eleventh Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Marvel B
James Joseph
Robert Lee
Darlene Margaret
Ben Thorne
Chicago
George C. Jensen
Margaret Scott
Beatty Chapel
F H. Ward
Linwood Cemetery
Margaret Kolda
Solon
Lone Tree
James Clipp
Oaklawn
John Kolda
John Hudawick
Anton Holubar
St. Mary’s Church
FE. Michalek
Brozh Chapel
Cedar Rapids Man Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack
Hjalmar Anderson 61 of 216 Fifth Street NW died at 9 am Monday from a heart attack as he prepared to drive to work. Born in Stevens Point Wisconsin he moved to Cedar Rapids from Bear Creek about a year ago. Survived by wife three sons Donald Morris Lawrence a grandson Neal and sister Mrs Peter Nelson. Body at Rohn chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjalmar Anderson
Fifth Street
Stevens Point
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Bear Creek
Donald
Rockford, Ll
Morris
Antigo
Lawrence
Neal
Rockford
Ill
Peter Nelson
Bear
Creek
Rohn Chapel
Classified Public Notices and Lost Items Listings
A jumble of announcements in a local paper includes funeral home listings and ad rates, followed by multiple lost and found notices. Items include a lady's oxford glasses, a woman's purse, a yellow Wittneaur wristwatch, a year-old roan mare, a red chow dog, pale suede gloves, and other garbled entries with contact dial numbers. Also promoted are Fotocraft Christmas cards and cleaning services with addresses and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. E
Gazette
Chi
Announcements and Personal Ads Packed with Local Services
A cluttered page of announcements features tax services for retailers and businesses, loan offers on jewelry and items, advertising exchanges, odor eliminators, liquor habit remedies, and drugstore promotions. It also lists jewelers, transfer services, watch repairs, and upcoming rummage sales, with contact details and office locations across SE and downtown areas.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nesdal SI
APO Taal
Sioux City
Dept. Agile Culture
ST Pall Livestock South
ST PALL +API
Moror Nets
Reesinis Gana
Ory
Fesderan
Aner
Secern
Mostis Hog Vwarket
Austin Mors AP Burrows and Gifts
WEN
Omia Teves
Omaha
Sini Herron
Inves
Lamson Brothers and Company
R. Mowrey
Merchant National Bank
New Crow
Jonathan
Hite
Jones
Secord
Mississinmt
Hastings Davenport
la Crosse Ai
Prairie du Chirn Dubindane
Chanse Davenport
Chante Rise
St Lous Eo. Een
Fall
Cairn Fall
Menirhis To: Rise
Wall St
Plymouth Rock
Lsc
White Rock
Ihe
Leshorn Roosters
Idaho
Mussets US
Nebraska
Russell U S
Colorado
Minnesota
Hollands
Cobblers
Red River Valey
Iors
City Briefs
Dr. Miller
Wilfred Cooley
Vera Gatrelle
Justice H. R Churchill
Union 238
Labor Temple
Jack J. Hinman
Towa National Guard
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Camera Club
Reserve Officers School
16Th Avenue
Reich
Court House News
Ruth Sullivan
Raymond Dredring
Richmond
Sheriff's Office
Marion Yards
J. E. Heiseerman
Esther Rabik
Leslie Rabik
Tipton
Bauer
H. Mitchell
Black Hawk County
John Bauer
Baltic
George W. Jensen
Gazette Office
Sunday Gazette
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Moder
Thouags Aneba
16Th Ave
Brady Mortuary
Lost
Fotocraft
2Nd Ave. SE
Ist St
Sane Mattresses
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Tax Commission
Bush
Towa
Dial
Tax Service Co
Katz Jewelry & Loans
1St St. Sie
Post Office
Kleen-Aire
Podzimek Pharmacy
2Nd Ave
May's
the Gazette
Probasco Jewelers
L. A
2Nd St
4Th Ave
Ll i. Schaeffer
Kresge
Briggs-Stratton
Aunid Specialty Co
P.S. Elde
Bartunek's Pharmacy
Allied van Lines, Inc
Arents
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
Jack Fromm
Sisterhood Temple Judah
Ard Ave
Navy Mothers Club
Moy
3Rd St. SE
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Owen Cyelines
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
3Rd St
Delux Beauty Shop
Paris Academy
Plamor
Ralph Webster
Stepman
Norway
Siepman
Udesen
Ralph Slade
Jackson's Cafe
Snyder's Tavern
Hallwood Cafe
Marion
Airport
Fred Young
Juni
Jim Cusack
Gardner
M-26 Gazette
Edna Young Beauty Salon
Reneral
Meadowbrook
Radia Dada
Wnces Lus
Lynn Studio
Liberal Commission
Semup
M. Smith
Newman
Davidson Appliances
Marengo
Clyde Lewis
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