Livestock market shows improved tone in Saturday trading
Packers bought the limited Saturday arrivals at steady prices as the livestock market displays a firmer tone. Cattle hogs and sheep receipts varied by region with steady to higher bids for choose loins and fed steers, while feeders and close-of-week quotes moved modestly.
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Chicago
Chullago
Chitsaa
Asriculture
Undertone Steray Iste
Amus
Dept
Ashcontact
Fredeis Srine I
Jawer
Pace Livestock
South ST
Pul
Towa Tog
Des Moines
S Dept Agricultures
Picnos
Iowa
Minnesota
Bath
Food and
HOG AND CATTLE PRICES STABLE IN CEDAR RAPIDS MARKET
Market report shows hog prices steady with top at 6.85 while cattle values remain unchanged. Listings include various weights and grades for hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep, with quotes such as choice steers, yearlings, and cows across multiple weight ranges and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Aba
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce Listings
A Cedar Rapids miscellaneous market page lists prices for grains such as Wheat No 2 and No 3, corn shelled and yellow, hay and straw Baled at 7.00 and 3.00 dollars, and various beans. It also details poultry prices for hens, feathers, and chicks, plus wholesale fruits and vegetables with numerous item prices including lemons oranges celery and tomatoes, and hides and leather terms. The entry includes scattered misspellings and OCR errors but preserves the range of farm goods and market notes typical of a local commodities listing.
Market summary of produce and dairy prices and arrivals
Prices and receipts for eggs butter cheese and potatoes across markets. Idaho russets McGlures Colorado red McChires Minnesota cobblers and North Dakota Red River Valley stock seen with mixed demand and steady to slow movement. New York eggs and butter receipts noted with varying grades and prices across standard and fancy categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnlago
Idaho
Colorado
Red McChires US
Minnesota
Sendiot Section
Cobblers US
Valley
North Dakota
Red River Valley Section
Cobblers
U. Ss
New York
Wisconsin cheese and wool market notes Oct week
Wisconsin cheese exchanges report Daisy 1st 3c brick 14c and other cheddar quotes while wool prices in Boston show domestic wools steady with slight concessions lowering some bids. Holders limited purchases to urgent needs as graded combing wools stay near 43 to 44 cents, fine delaine around 48 to 50 cents in the crease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Market
Boston
APU
European stock market stalls amid war peace puzzle
New York AP reports a quiet stock session with weak demand and light selling. Trading around 300000 shares, the smallest since the war began, as investors weigh war peace uncertainties and industrial growth prospects while labor tensions reemerge. Major drifters include Chrysler, General Motors, U S Steel, U S Rubber, and others with limited resistance from Public Service of New Jersey, American Can, Union Carbide, and Goodyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Chrysler
General Motors
U S Steel
U S Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
Glenn Martin
Western Union
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Johns-Manville
U. S
Santa Fe
Public Service
N. J. American Can
Union Carbide
Goodyear
Wall Street Quotation Ledger of Adams Express and Others
A compact listing from Wall Street shows Adams Express and numerous majors from the national banks to miners and consumer goods companies. The Saturday quotations include values for Kennecott, Allied Chem, Procter Gamble, General Electric, Sears Roebuck, U S Steel, and Lockheed, among others, reflecting broad market activity and varied sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston Casta
Amn
Kresee
Kroger
Ann Hide & L
Lehleh Valley
Libby Owens
M & Fdve
Tig & Meyers
Carbonie Fiety Oyens, Inc
Apm Paw & Lite al. Poy
Rad
Fornards Po Ae
Amn Roll Mills
Niekessor Iy
Ann Smelling
McLellin
Amb Steel
Martin CG L
Amn Tel & Tel
Mathieron Ark
Maytag Mfe
Armour & Co Ae Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Atlantic Rir Sila Nath Kel
Aviation Corp
Bellas
Baldwin Loco
Bismunte Oats Ralto & Ohio
Beatries Cry
Dept Stra
Bendis
Bayitkatl Pow
Paramount
Ty Burroushs
Park Utah
Cal & Ilccha
Penick Ford
Calimet
Penna Rrites
Camp Wyant
J C
Canada Dry
Peoples Gas
Can Pac S
Phillips
Cerro de Pasco
Procter Gamble
Ches & Ohio
Pulman Co
Po & P
Chee & NW
Radio Corp
Radio Keith
Chrysler Mtr
Reo Motors
Coca Cola Lit
Rep Steel
Col Patholive Igts Reyn
Colo Fuel
Ecenley
Gol Gas & Elec
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Southern
Servel. Inc
Conde Nast
Coty Inc
Sou Railway
Crown Druc
Sperry Cory
Crucible Steel
St Joe
Cub Am
Deere & Co
Fisk
Trans-America
Ford England
TC Fox Film
Freeport Tex
Union Carbide
Gen Baking
Union Pac
Uni Aircraft
Elec
UN Corpu
Men Foods
Uni
Gen Gas
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Gen Realty
Uni Gas Imp
Gillette SR
Great Nor Ore
Wahlworth
Greyhound
Ward
Warner Bros
Selekteo Ie Wesn Muaryid
Hayes
Wihouse
Flecker
Hiram Walker
White
Wheat Holds Firm in Dull Chicago Board Trade Session
Wheat stayed firm in a dull Chicago board of trade session as European war uncertainty and limited cash selling kept activity low. December wheat offered at premium over May, with milling buyers emerging on dips. corn and oats fell modestly while export demand remained weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Bond Market Snapshot From U S Government and Corporates
New York bond market moved slowly on Saturday with gains and losses roughly even in the corporate sector. Treasuries showed mixed action with the 1962 47s climbing about a quarter of a point and others firm or slight declines amid thin foreign dollar issues and mixed Italian and German bids. Dow Jones averages reflected modest shifts across bonds and utilities with trading volume limited as funds remained closed.
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New York
Bond Review
Hst
Treasury
Denmark
Beleittm G
Ametttern Telephone
Consolidated
International Hydro Electric Gs
New Jersey
New York Central
Internaional Telephone
DOW Jones
Yrm
S&s
Treasury Bly
aNn Treasury
Four Die In Train Wreck Linked To British Blackout
In Buckinghamshire at Bletchley station a Midland Scottish express and a light engine collided in darkness, killing four and injuring five. The blackout hampered search efforts as sections of the train and the waiting room were wrecked and debris buried victims. Several passengers sustained minor injuries.
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London
Bletchley
Buckinghamshire
Midland Scottish
County Attorney Leads Raid On Tama Tavern
County Attorney George H. Struble led a raiding party to The Casino tavern and dance spot after numerous complaints. More than 100 patrons fled, youngest 16, with proprietor Jack Clark charged with maintaining a nuisance and posting bond. Struble, Sheriff Sharp, deputy Burns, three state agents and others seized liquor as raids continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAMA
George H. Struble
Jack Clark
E. M Hufford
Toledo
Struble
Harry Sharp
L. W. Burns
Arlene Starry to Marry John Henderson of Coggon
Marion notes report Arlene Starry will wed John Henderson of Coggon in the late month. Social items recount hosted Bunco at the Shireman home on Seventh Avenue with prizes for Waterloo visitors. Events include church services, gatherings of the Christian Endeavor union, and local visits by Marion residents to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Starry
John Henderson
Coggon
Fred Shireman
Gwen Knight
Shireman
Seventh Avenue
Bunco
R. D. Conley
George McDonald
Waterloo
Marjorie Towers
Lillian Voorhies
D. Conley
Lee Voorhies
John Reynolds
Richard Sears
Raymond Stanton
Alfred Bensch
Jack Oxley
A. Starry
Marion
Walter Henderson
William Henderson
Coggan
Craig and Kent
Lester Webber
Alburnett
China Says 100 Jap Airplanes Destroyed
Chinese officials announced that three Chinese bombers wiped out Hankow air field and destroyed nearly 100 Japanese planes on the ground. Chinese fighters then battled Japanese pursuit planes up to 200 miles toward Ichang, with three Japanese fighters shot down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chungking
Hankow
Ichang
Only Two Weapons Rated Defensive by Army Experts
Washington dispatch notes Col. Charles A Lindbergh identified two army weapons as purely defensive. At Aberdeen proving grounds officials demonstrated anti aircraft guns and anti tank guns, the only arms deemed offensive free by ordnance experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Col. Lindbergh
Marion area church services and schedules list
A compiled notice of multiple church services in Marion and nearby areas. Details include Baptist Bible school 9 45 am, morning worship times, union services at Presbyterian church, midweek prayers, Catholic mass at 8 and 10 am, Congregational worship at 11 with a sermon on Our Individual Duty, Free Methodist lectures and union meetings, Methodist Episcopal activities, Presbyterian subjects and events, Christian Endeavor reports, Lutheran mass times, Seventh Day Church of God sabbath timings, Prairie Chapel and Alburnett services, and notes on visiting speakers and local congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
Pastor Bible School
Presbyterian Church
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Christian—Bible School
C G Ellinger
Torbert Livingston
W. A. Harden
Wessington Springs College
Wessington Springs
S. D
Methodist Episcopal
Arthur W. Henke
Robert Haupt
India
Presbyterian Church Presbyterian
C. V. R de Jong
Christian Endeavor
State Christian Endeavor Convention
Methodist Church
Martin Family
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
Canadian Says Lindy Talk in Poor Taste
Ottawa officials condemned Col. Charles A. Lindbergh s Friday radio address as very poor taste and politically antagonistic to President Roosevelt. The dispatch was sent to the United States by the Canadian censor, with Press Censor L C Moyer noting the full address may be reproduced in Canadian papers. The spokesman said Lindbergh s exile in the British Isles and suggested Canada should not be drawn into a European war for English crown preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
INS
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
United States
British Isles
Canada
England
Roosevelt avoids sulking in tents over mediation plea
White House press secretary Stephen T Early said President Roosevelt and his administration do not want to be seen sulking in their tents amid talk of a Nazi mediation plea. He noted no formal mediation request had been received and that Roosevelt would not publicly release his Baltic peace appeal to Russia until a reply from the Soviets is received, continuing diplomatic courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Roosevit
Stephen T Early
U.S
Germany
Early
Roosevelt
Baltic
Russia
No Wonder He Was Anxious To Return Money
Ralph Asendorf, 30, charged with a $900 robbery, told Deputy Sheriff Ralph Ramsey he wanted to return the funds to ease his sentence. They searched a farm and barn where Asendorf grabbed about $200 from a hidden spot and fled, and Ramsey could not fire to stop him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Neb
Ralph Asendorf
Ralph Ramsey
Asendorf
Ramsey
Safeguard Drunks to Be Held Overnight in Berlin
Berlin authorities announced that drunks will be kept in protective custody overnight as part of intensified air raid precautions. The move aims to protect individuals from being struck by vehicles in the dark streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Lost and Found and Personal Notices from The Gazette
A mixed page fragment shows lost items including a brown box camera at Iowa City near the Iowa-Indiana game with a reward offered, and a general Lost and Found section. The page also displays various personal ads and service offers including jewelry, diamonds, watches, van lines, cleaning services, diapers, and convalescent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Road
Iowa City
Iowa-Indiana
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Financial Anc
Market News
Moneys
Ovation Livestoch
Omaha AP
US. Dent
Frias
Wood Sons
Fed
Sfia
Austin Tog Markit
Austin Mian
Barrows and
Wilks
Associated Press
Cole Woo
Mison City
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchant National Bank
Tim Steck
Jos
Los
Sosbeans
Leshorn
Leshornus &c
Cai
Aluc
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Mississip
Davenport Japi— Heotints
la Crosse
Nochanse Dubuane
Prairie du Chiet
Fee
Davenport Ae
Reokuk Teaeeee
St Louis
Thee Eseorenes
Cairo Eens S
Memphis
Wall St
Aso
Hitech
Ube
Tama Tavern
Henry VIII
Marion News
C. E
Christian Endeavor Union
Marjory Ostrander
J. H. Stanaway
1001
Twelfth Street
Patricia Benedict
Betty Peck
Lois Lutz
Marian Spence
Jack Smith
Derence McEnany
Billie Armstrong
Miurvin McCalley
Pam
C. F. Ladd
Towa
Harley Breed
George Burch
Hopkinton
Verle Breed
Miss Breed
Clifford Castile
Seymour
Casa Blanca
Ivan Smith
Harry Dunn
W. W Wallace
Denver, Colo
Leslie Dunn
Mrs. Dunn
J. A. Wilson
Dry Creek
St Paul's Lutheran Evangelical Church
Memorial Hall
Arlene Ludeman
Glenn Wickham
Paul Rahn
Carl Elrog
William Ludeman
Marvin Rathje
Marion Folk
Independence
Gerald Thomas
Walter Hall
W. R. Powell
W. G. Koppenhaver
Jane Low
Fay Marsh
L. N. Martin
C. A. Garrison
C. G. Kelley
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
A. E. Granger
M. H. Biddick
Diane
E. C. Hamm
Irving Finger
Quentin Bogart
Katherine Bogart
Hopalong Cassidy
Melvyn Douglas
the Garden
Paul Beckman
A. G. Beckman
Lowa Falls
Hutchinsons
Owen's
Mickey Rooney
the Hardys
Henry Grape
Robert Keith
Robert Briggs
Winfield
Burlington Hospital
Julia Hochreiter
The
Glenn McGowan
Ames
Iowi State College
Frank Farrow
Garwin
Harry Ford
Ann Gaylee
Evanston
Janet Lothian
Marion Christian Endeavor Union
Russett Hughes
Marion Churches
F.R
Safeguard Drunks
Anderson
3Rd Ave
Beaute Flore
Janeba Funneral Home
Ave
J St
Dial
Brady Mortuary
Gazette
Katy Jewelry & Loans
1St St
Kenwood Transfer
Dr. Smith Star Jewelery CO
2Nd St
Podzimek Pharmacy
2Nd Ave
Probasco Jewelers
Bees Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder’s van & Stornane Vo., Inc
Beau Uni
Sud St
de SP de Mint
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer A
Storage Co
K. Schaeffer
Kresge
Briggs-Stratton
Rapid Specialty Co Cs.p.s
Bartunek's Pharmacy
MINA
1St Ave
P.O
Tawa Camera Shop
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Vermont
Lovely Lady
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishon's
Beauty School
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Fingerwave
Jae
Delux Beauty Shop
Mary Nell
Paramount Theater
Montrose
Helene Beauty Shop
Gil Waves
Rita's Beauty Shop
la Vogue Shop
Kennedy's
ES Chinerys
Swisher Pavilion
Ralph Slade
Jimmie Barnett
Omaha
Viking
C.S. P S. Hall
Rapids
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Standler
Lewis
TOP Hat
Chicken Tudor Cafe
Sreitehins
Ist Ave
Norway
Turkey House
Walford
Behotwinek
Jackson's
Hallwood Cafe
Snyder's Tavern
Moose Hall
Shanklin
Orchestra
E. Henecke
Novak Heating CO
Nawkeye Tin Shop
Ling
Fred
En Sosa
Jim Cusack
Gardner
By Edwin Cox
Baron Geavensroox
Senator Ellender
Louisiana
Kirsten Flagstad
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