Hogs Steady as Livestock Receipts Shift Across Markets
Chicago estimated receipts Thursday show hogs at 14 000 with steady prices and occasional 10 cent gains. Cattle receipts total 3 000 with tighter fed cattle demand, while sheep reach 6 500 across markets, led by Kansas City and Chicago reports. Friday estimates list cattle 1 000 hogs 6 000 sheep 2 000 with AP noting steady hog prices and firmer demand for fat lambs.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
Ada
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Sesssesee
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
US Department of Agriculture notes total receipts near 14 000 hogs with spots up to 10 cents higher on packing sows and mixed price moves across weight classes. Cattle show active demand on good to choice offerings with top steer prices near 11 10, yearlings firm, cows advancing, veal calves steady. Sheep receipts around 3 000 with fat lambs and fed sheep trading steady to higher in uneven availability.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Utah
Texas
Iowa Hog Prices Steady to Higher Across Regions
Hog prices across Ottumwa Mason City and Waterloo show gains of up to 10 cents for some weights with mixed changes for others. Regional quotes cover various weight ranges from 120 pounds through 600 pounds and include packers and sow categories, with cattle noted as unchanged and slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Waterloo
Austin Hog Market Prices by Weight Classes
Dallas area hogs trading in Austin Minnesota show varied prices across weight ranges. 140-150 Ibs fetch about 4.95 to 5.25 dollars, up to 450-500 Ibs around 5.20 to 5.50 dollars. Prices listed for many midweights from 150 to 360 Ibs reflect typical market spreads.
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Austin
Austin, Minn
Livestock Market Report Sioux City Iowa
Slaughter cattle and calves show mixed steady prices with medium and good steers and yearlings at 9.00 to 10.25 per cwt and top yearlings around 10.50. Hogs steady to strong with butcher grades 6.75 to 6.90 and pigs around 6.25 to 6.75. Sheep receipts 1500 with fat lamb bids up to 9.00 and ewes around 4.00.
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Sioux City
API
Iu. S. Dept. Agriculture
Hog Receipts Report From Iowa and Minnesota Plants
Combined hog receipts at 17 concentration yards and 10 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaled 17 200 for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Thursday, up from 9 700 last week and down from 19 600 a year ago. Market fairly active and steady, spots heavies and sows 54 10 cents higher. Loading
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Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Livestock Market Prices Update for Various Weight Ranges
The report lists live hog prices by weight brackets from 160 to 500 pounds, with range figures for barrows and gilts across categories from 160-180 up to 450-500 pounds. Prices show modest declines as weight increases and include bid-ask spreads for good and choice classifications.
Market Report From Omaha And South St Paul Livestock Trade
Hogs active receipts 3 800 with top 7 00 and various weight bids. cattle receipts 2 000 with steady to strong values for fed steers yearlings and heifers. beef cows and cutters priced 4 00 5 00. sheep receipts 3 800 with fat lambs strong and ewes mixed. South St Paul market shows steady hogs and steady to little changed cattle with top hog bids near 6 95 and calves weak to 10 50 for a few.
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Omaha
Iu. S. Dept. Agriculture
South ST. Paul
Fed
Mkt. News Ioc
Cedar Rapids Market Prices For Wheat Dairy And Hides
Cedar Rapids miscellaneous market prices list grains including Wheat No 1 at 68c No 2 at 66c Soybeans new crop No 2 yellow l Hay and Straw prices Butterfat 23c No 1 cream 28c Poultry prices Hens over 8 lbs 9c Leghorn springs over 5 lbs 9c Cocks over 5 lbs 7c Lemons 6 75 Oranges 3 75 5 00 Grapefruit 4 00 Celery 45 Tic Lettuce 4 75 Onions 70c 1 25 Cabbage 2c lb Tomatoes Lug 1 50 Potatoes 1 15 1 85 Apples Bartlett 3 00 Grapes 1 40 Cranberries 3 25 Hides No 1 cured beef 9c No 2 cured 8c No 1 calf 11c No 2 calf 10c No 1 kip 10c No 2 kip 9c No 1 horse 3 50 No 2 horse 3 00 Pony and glue hides halt price.
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Cedar Rapids
Lights &c. Springs
Leghorns &c
No. S
Wisconsin Cheese Quotations From Plymouth Week Oct Nine Fourteen
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of Oct 9 14 list prices from the Wisconsin cheese exchange and farmers call board. Daisies brick horns and cheddars are cited with cents per pound in the 15 cent range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Call Board
Commodores
Evidence Piles Up Against Promoter Of Anamosa Police Ball
Cedar Rapids police grow convinced they were used by promoter Ralph Bedwell to push a benefit dance for Anamosa officers. Bedwell paid $300 for use of the department’s names and claimed authority by Chief Vlach, with merchants pressured to advertise. Bedwell waived trial and was released on bond as authorities review the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa Police Department
Anamosa
Ralph Bedwell
Rock Island
Bedwell
Donnelly
Norton
Fatrolman L. F. Hines
Policemen's Protective Association
Hines
H. R. Churchill
G. K. Thompson
Burlington
Gene Miller
Marion
Thompson
Pope Pius to Issue Encyclical on October 29
Vatican sources report that Pope Pius will release his long planned encyclical on October 29. The announcement points to a major Vatican document from the Holy See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius
Hogs Steady Packers Rise In Cedar Rapids Market
Prime hogs held steady in Cedar Rapids Thursday with a five cent gain for packers. Cattle values were mostly unchanged across weight classes and grades. Prices span hogs from 140 to over 450 pounds and cattle from prime steers to canners, with calves and sheep also listed.
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Cedar Rapids
Market report shows steady chicken and potato prices in Chicago
Chicago produce notes receipts for live poultry at 33 trucks with steady prices. Potatoes arrivals total 412, Idaho russets mostly 1.60 per cwt. unwashed new sales 1.50 to 1.55. Colorado reds 1.75 to 1.80. North Dakota cobblers 1.00 to 1.15. Bliss Triumphs around 1.10. Early Ohios 1.17 to 1.20. round whites 1.05. Continuous U. S. No. 1 quality and pack levels vary with demand and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Nebraska
Bliss
Colorado
Red McClures
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Wicsons
Cedar Rapids Woman Myrtle Reid Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Myrtle Smith Reid 61 of 502 B avenue NW Cedar Rapids died at 8 p m Wednesday after a long illness Born in Frederickstown Ohio June 4 1878 she moved to Mount Vernon at age five and lived in Cedar Rapids since 1933 Survived by eight children seven grandchildren two sisters and her mother Funeral arrangements by Neff funeral home Mount Vernon
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Myrtle Smith Reid
B Avenue NW
Frederickstown
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Lee W. Reid
Harold
Lamont
Mildred Light
Davenport
Florence Kadera
Martelle
Ruth M. Reid
Zila Gilliman
Elmer Reid
Mary Powers
Ivan Reid
J. R. Gardner
Will Reynolds
D. F. Wylie
Lisbon
Neff
Death of Ode E. Bradley in Lebanon Missouri
Ode E. Bradley former Cedar Rapids resident dies at home in Lebanon Missouri after brief illness. He lived in Cedar Rapids about five years and left town years ago. Survived by wife several children and Cedar Rapids relatives including brothers Samuel Silas and John Bradley and sister Mrs Claude Miller.
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Ode E. Bradley
Cedar Rapids
Lebanon
Samuel
Silas
John Bradley
Claude Miller
Memorial for Henry L. Bartosh Veteran Dies in Illinois
Henry L. Bartosh 45 a World War veteran of Mount Vernon route 1 died at Hines veterans hospital Maywood Ill at 9 30 p m Tuesday after a long illness He was born October 18 1893 in Linn county and lived here most of his life except during service He served as a corporal in Motor Transport company 328 from September 1917 to May 1919 He was a member of the Ely American Legion Survived by four sisters Mrs Harry Upmier Ely Mrs Guy Frederick near Solon Mrs Edward L Hudson and Miss Lucy Bartosh both of Long Beach Calif and two brothers John and Joseph Bartosh of Mount Vernon Preceded by parents and a brother Wesley Funeral services will be held in Brosh chapel at 9 a m Saturday and at 915 am in Sts Peter and Paul church near Solon with Rev J E Michalek Military rites by the Legion at the grave Friends may call at the chapel
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Henry L. Bartosh
Mount Vernon
Hines Veterans Hospital
Maywood
Ill
Linn County
Motor Transport
American Legion
Ely
Harry Upmier
Guy Frederick
Solon
Edward L. Hudson
Lucy Bartosh
Long Beach
Calif
John
Joseph Bartosh
Wesley
Brosh Chapel
Sts. Peter and Paul
J. E. Michalek
Legion
Funeral services for Mrs Han nah Berry
Funeral services for Mrs Han nah Berry of Bertram township will be held at Moon chapel at 2 p.m. Friday conducted by Dr J B Eyestone of Mount Vernon. Burial will be in Campbell cemetery. Friends may call at Moen's.
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Hannah Berry
Bertram Township
M. A. Fawcett
Eighteenth Street
Moon Chapel
J. B. Eyestone
Mount Vernon
Campbell Cemetery
Moen’s
Funeral services for infant John H Leonard
Funeral services for two month old John Howard Leonard son of Mr and Mrs Donald M Leonard of 205 Fourteenth street SE will be at Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Friday with Rev James H Blackstone Jr officiating burial will be in Cedar Memorial park cemetery friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Leonard
Donald M. Leonard
Fourteenth Street SE
Turner Chapel
James H. Blackstone, Jr
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Improved Conditions Seen in Job Application Decline
Iowa state employment service offices logged 162 366 job applications as of Thursday according to the unemployment compensation commission. Since the June 1938 peak, a fairly consistent decline in applications reflects improved business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Grain markets and stock exchanges close on Columbus Day
AP bulletin notes no major changes in river stages and stock market closures on Columbus Day. Entries list MISS DAVENPF Hastings La Crosse Prairie du Dubuque Davenport Keokuk St. Louis Cairo and Memphis SIPPI RIVER STAGES with brief shifts: IT shows a mix of rise and fall readings, most changes small.
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Davenpf
Hastings
la Crosse Prairie du Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk St. Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Local Gazette Classifieds Spotlight Lost and Found Ads
A mix of lost items including a navy blue hat, brown box camera, brown water spaniel named Brownie, tan pup with white markings, and a red cocker spaniel puppy. Also advertised services from Monroe, jewelry stores, moving firms, and a convalescent home. Widespread notices list sales, rummage events, and beauty shop offers.
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Financial One
Market News
INS
Sioux City Livestock
Joseph Kushner & Company
Dial
2Nd St. SE
Milo R. Whipple
Agency
Iowa Theater
Omaha Livestock
ST. Paul Livestock
Wisconsin
Anamosa Police
HOG Market
Myrtle Reid
Sippi River
Maricle
Walter E
Msgr. Molloy
Mays
W. E. Markle
Anderson “Monuments
3Rd Ave
Janeba Funeral Home
16Th Ave
J ST
Brady Mortuary
Lost
Standard Tire Co
1St Ave
Iowa City
jJews
Indiana
Nity 23Rd St. NE
Humane Shelter
C Ave. NE
Reward
Gazette
Katz Jewelry & Loan
1St St. SE
Post Office
the Gazette
Painso Ting Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder’s van & Storage Co., Inc
Kenwood Transfer
Dr. Smith
Star Jewelery CO
2Nd St
Podzimek Pharmacy
2nd_ Ave
Eth Ave
L. A. Lower
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
A. K. Schaeffer
Kresge
Briggs- Stratton
Rapid Specialty Co
C.S.P.S
Bartunek's
Church of the the Brethren
14Th Ave
SE. C
N. W. Club
Mina’s
Ist Ave
Tom Mason
P.O
Siegners
1St Presbyterian Guild
Swisher Pavilion
Ralph Slade
Jimmie Barnett
Viking
S. P. S. Hall
Lat
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Sree Ete
American Legion Hal
Blairstown
Lloyd Hanson
Jackson's
F Ave. W
Pla-Mor
AL Lewis
Rhythm Kines
TOP Hat Beer
Dee
London Ballroom
al Bauman
Tudor Cafe
Jackson’s Cafe
F Ave
Hallwood Cafe
Snyder’s Tavern
Neu
Moosehall
E. Henecke
Chevrolet
Rapids Chevrolet Co
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Dia
Bishop’s
Paris Academy OF Beauty
ATES
Delux Beauty Shop
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
Helene Beauty Shop
Rita’s Beauty Shop
Center Point Rd
la Vogue Shop
5Th Ave
Novak Heating CO
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Fred Young
Kinc_ling
Stodola Furniture Co
H. R. Butters
Jim Cusack
Gardner
B Ave
Washington Ave
F. M. Robertson
Marvelle
Super Service
Howard Thein
Allen Motor CO
Lillie’s Bakery
Center Pt. Rd
The
U-95
Lady Cer Central Employment Agcy
Granby
NSS
Harry Fairchild
Aurora
Business Colant
Azette
Renee Sername
ASC
Dickinson
Rapid School of Welding
Packard
Ellis Blvd
Padzensky’s
A Ave
1St St. NE
1St ST
Stone's Truck
Hudson Sales CO
2Nd Ave. SE
Ford
ALL
Chrysler
Pontiac
Handler
Rude’s
R. & Guarantee
Rh. Ae Vk
DODGE
Rude Auto Co
Third Ave
Baxter
Dodge & Plymouth Distributors
Second Ave. SE
First Ave. SE
Allen
Buick
Oldsmobile
LaSalle
Chandler
Plymouth Distributors
Acorn Ave
Allen's
DE Soto
Baxter Motors
International Harvester Co
10Th St
Cedar Rapids Nash, Inc
8Th ST
Kadlec Bros
la Salle
NEW
NASH
Studebaker
Tucker
Center Point Road
Wagner
Wagner Motor Co
Ord Ave
19Th Ave
Katz
Auto Parts Co
Keystone
7Th Ave
Rapaport
Fifth Ave
West End
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