Hogs Lead Market Slump Across Iowa and Chicago Reports
Iowa hog prices fall 10 to 15 cents with top bids near 6.00 while cattle and sheep show mixed moves across Des Moines Omaha and Chicago markets. Hogs remain active with lighter weights strongest in Austin Waterloo and Sioux City. fat lambs steady in spots with value variations across regional yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
AP U8
Dept Agricultures
ST. Paul
South ST Paul
Minn
Sioux City
U S. Dept Aagriculture
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
S Dept Agriculture
Lebt
Susu
Texas
Montana
TEORIA_ LIVESTOCK
Ealers
Cedar Rapids Miscellany Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids list shows grain prices for Wheat No 1 78 cents No 2 75?c Oats White No 2 30c to 28c Rye No 2 31c Corn shelled No 2 yellow 56c Soybeans Now No 2 69c Hay and Straw prices Baled tame hay 7 60 Baled straw 6 00 Poultry prices for various weights and fowls Wholesale fruits vegetables and dairy items with lemons 45 00 oranges 41 00 grapefruits 2 75 California cranberries 3 85 onions 80 11 40 cabbage 1 25 carrots 2 75 new potatoes 1 60 red grapes 1 50 pears 2 75 cauliflower 1 25 Jonathan apples 1 25 cranberries 3 85 hides horse prices and other animal prices listed. final lines incomplete
Wall St Stocks Mixed Across Markets in Early Trading
Wall Street currents show varied moves with Adams Express and Lockheed among gainers while Amoco and Bethlehem Steel lag. Major exchanges report mixed results as investors digest industrials, utilities, and energy names amid uncertain economic signals.
Wisconsin Cheese and Wool Market Update
Wisconsin cheese quotes for Oct 21 to 26 list items like daisies commodores and cheddars with varied lot numbers. Boston wool market reports slow trade but steady demand for fine and half blood wools with prices from 1.02 to 1.07 per scoured pound for Zenath fine territory and up to 90 cents for 4a blood combing wools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Palmer’s Call Board
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Boston
U .S. Negriculture Department
Zenath
Stocks In Rut Changes Slight
New York AP reports a slow market with about 350000 shares traded. Major movers included U S Steel Republic Youngstown Sheet Chrysler General Motors U S Rubber Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward Du Pont Eastman Kodak American Telephone Western Union American Smelting and Texas Corp. Crucible Steel showed support while Nash-Kelvinator Douglas Aircraft Boeing Westinghouse Kennicott and American Can faced resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Bennett & Co
W.H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Kresge
Alaska Juneau
Kroser
Alleghany Corps
léLehigh Val
Allied Chem
Libbey Owens
Adis Allied Stores Pallk
Alls Chalmers
Carnonte
Wat
Mo Pac RR
Mont Ward
Murray Corp . Oe
Ark Nat Gas
Nash-Kelvy
Armour & Co
Natl Bellas
Nath Biscuit
Aviation Corp
Nati Dairy
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio
Y. Central
Barnsdall BaNny Nhgeh
Beatrice
Mfcao
Penick & Ford
Penna RR
Burroughs
Penney JC
Phillips Pet
Canada Dry
Pillsbury
Pittsbgh
Plymouth Oil
Fry
Proctor Gamble
Celotex U
Sye NJ
Cerro de Pasco
Pullman Co
Ches and Ohio
Radio Corp
Chio R I
P Js Radio Keith
Chrysler Motors
Rem Rand
Coca Cola
Reo Motors
Col. Palmolive
Repb Steel
Colo Fuel
Columbas
Seheniey
Credit
Sears
Roebuck
Com
Solvents
Inc
Comw Southern
Simmons Co
Congoleum
Skelly
Edison
Socony
Conti
Sou Pac
Eaton Aret
Rex Gull
Thompson
Tidewater
Timken
Sinpemken
Sford Feneland
Fox Film
Freeport
Tex
Union Carbide
Union
Unt Air Lines
Gen Motors
Cory Ax Gillette SR
el Coat
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
Granby Cons
Gt Nor Orelis
Shanta Sur
Vanadium
Tid Walworth
Hiram Walker
Warner
Inspiration
Willys Ovid
Wilson & Co
Tntl
Woolworth
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Libby McNeil
Midwest Corps
Norwest Bank
Berghorff
Quaker O
Laughtin
Uul
Swift & Co
Walgreen
Cities
Woodall Ind
Zenith Rad
NEW York
U. S. Steel
Republic
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
American Telephone
Western Union
American Smelting
Texas
Bond Markets and Italian Loans Rally in Mixed New York Trading
New York markets show Italian issues advancing on news of a long range air attack on Gulf oil targets while domestic corporates linger in narrow ranges. U S government bonds finish modestly higher with Treasury notes and Farm Mortgage issues posting small gains as trading stays tentative.
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New York
Iapi
Italy
Gulf of Ersta
Crown Prince Frederick Undergoes Intestinal Operation
Copenhagen reports Crown Prince Frederick underwent intestinal surgery. The DNB news agency says the procedure was successful and the heir to the Danish throne is recovering.
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Berlin
DNB
Copenhagen
Crown Prince
Frederick
Wheat market steadies with narrow moves on Monday
Chicago board of trade wheat showed narrow price changes near Saturdays close with Dec wheat at 85.55 to 85.34. Corn eased to 60.38, oats up 0.34, rye steady. Soybeans rose about 13 to 2 higher with Dec near 82.15 as Minneapolis and Kansas City held small gains while Winnipeg stayed flat. Shipping sales totaled 43 000 bushels, with 3 000 bookings and 342 cars estimated.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Winnipeg wheat and Chicago cash grain prices mixed across board
Market notes show Winnipeg wheat prices opening high and low with Oct and Dec contracts listed. Chicago cash provisions detail No 2 and No 1 meats, several corn, oats, barley, soybeans, field seeds and lard items with varied quotes and packet weights.
Poultry and Produce Markets Report From Chicago
Markets show mixed activity with live poultry unsettled among 60 trucks. Leghorn hens and broilers priced at various cents per pound. Butter and eggs firm with steady to barely steady potato and produce futures. New York and Chicago price movements noted along with Dow Jones averages.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
U S
Bliss
Idaho
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
New York
Linn county Scout meeting and local notices
The Linn county district Boy Scout committee will meet at the Marion gas company office Tuesday at 8 p.m. Emery J. Miller of Marion is chairman. Mrs. Robert Camp, 62, is seriously ill after a fall at her home on 200 J avenue NW. Townsend club No 3 and its auxiliary sponsor a card party Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Glow room of the Gas company with prizes and refreshments. A curb and gutter assessment was approved for Eighteenth street NW and O avenue NW. Seven men enlisted at the Cedar Rapids recruiting station Monday: William Shebetka, Alpheus Meyers, Earl McDonald, and John Schnepp among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Marion Gas Company
Emery J. Miller
Marion
J Avenue NW
Robert Camp
Cedar Rapids
William Shebetka
North Liberty
Alpheus Meyers
Toledo
Earl McDonald
George McDonald
Olin
John Schnepp
Linn
City Hall
Board No. 3
Frank O'Meara
Lewis W. Warnock
Coggan
Washington Lottery
ROTARY HEARS OFFICE MOVIE AS SCOUT DRIVE PLANS BEGIN
Seventy five Rotary members viewed the sound film What’s An Office Anyway at the Roosevelt hotel. Walker businessmen will gather Monday at 7 30 p m in city hall to organize for the Linn county Boy Scout district financial campaign Friday Oct 25 Kenneth Butler leads drive to raise about 1100 across Cedar Rapids area including Linn Benton Jones counties and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Morris San~ford
Walker
Walker City Hall
Linn County
Boy Scout District
Kenneth Butler
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Benton
Jones Counties
City council issues beer permit at 124 First Avenue E
The city council on Monday issued a class B beer permit to Edith A. McFarlen at 124 First avenue E pending building inspector approval. The license followed Woodrow Lyman surrendering a permit for the same address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith A. McFarlen
First Avenue E
Woodrow Lyman
Willkie Rally Planned With Bomb Salute For Stassen
The city council approved a Willkie club mission to fire 12 aerial bombs before the rally Thursday night as a salute to Gov. Harold Stassen. The permit complied with state fireworks law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie Club
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Oregon Governor Sprague To Stump For Willkie In Sioux City
Gov Charles A Sprague Republican of Oregon and nephew of J A Sprague will speak for Willkie and McNary Monday at 8 pm on KSCJ and KTRI Sioux City. He will also appear Tuesday at 6 30 pm on WDAF Kansas City. The Oregonian notes he has many local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Sprague
Oregon
J. A Sprague
Willkie and
McNary
KSCJ
KTRI
Sioux City
Sprague
WDAF
Kansas City
The
Oregonian
Funeral for Hugh O'Donnell Held in Shenandoah
Mrs John Taylor and Alma Taylor with Mrs Harold Klieneck of Cedar Rapids attended the funeral at Shenandoah for Hugh O'Donnell age about 50 who died at his West Des Moines home. O'Donnell a railroad man born in Cedar Rapids, was an uncle of John Taylor Jr and Alma Taylor and Mrs Klieneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
John Taylor, Jr
Alma Taylor
Harold Klieneck
Cedar Rapids
Shenandoah
Hugh O'Donnell
West Des Moines
Mr. O'Donnell
Here
John, Jr
Klieneck
Grynspan Sent to Reich for Trial in Berlin
Herschel Grynspan the Polish Jew who killed a German diplomat in Paris in 1938 has been sent from unoccupied France to Berlin for trial in compliance with a German demand. He was imprisoned in Paris but released as German forces advanced and later surrendered at other French prisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Herschel Grynspan
Paris
France
Berlin
Reuters
Vichy
Pole
Grynspan
Bordeaux
Seek Man Who Sold Uniforms To Nurses
A man calling himself a jobber for three uniform companies operated in at least three northeast Iowa towns ten days ago. Leeman Garth Oler visited two local hospitals and others in Independence and Waterloo seeking nurses for new uniforms, taking small down payments and delaying delivery. Police traced the scheme, found no connection to two firms and no third company. a Cedar Rapids arrest warrant was planned and state radio broadcasts prepared. Police believe he targeted small sums to avoid pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Leeman Garth Oler
Independence
Waterloo
Earl Stanley
Stanley
Oler
Cedar Rapids
Woman Admits Part In Dubuque Marriage Mill
Mrs. Marie Fransen, one of four charged in the Dubuque marriage mill case, pleaded guilty before Judge Milton J. Glenn and was placed on probation. The Rev. J. Nevin Lyerly, pastor at Immanuel Congregational church, got 24 hours to plead or demur while two other indicted individuals remain at large. Fransen testified she signed four affidavits enabling out of state couples to obtain licenses and she did not know the people involved, acting at the request of two mill spotters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Marie Fransen
District Court
Milton J. Glenn
J. Nevin Lyerly
Immanuel Congregational Church
Fransen
Mount Vernon Man Dies by Own Action
Millard Goodlove aged 29 shot himself Monday forenoon and his body was found in a barn near his Mount Vernon home. He lived with his mother Amy Goodlove and brother and sister in law Lynn and. Sheriff Jim Smith and deputy coroner Dr. R E Munden ruled death a suicide and no inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Millard Goodlove
Amy Goodlove
Lynn Goodlove
Goodlove
Mount Vernon Cemetery
Jim Smith
R E Munden
Draft boards ready to post name lists in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids draft boards on the east and west sides plan to post publicly by Monday the numerical lists of more than 7 000 registrants for military conscription. West side secretary E Stewart notes posting will ease inquiries while east side clerks continue tallying cards and preparing alphabetic lists for easier searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
East
West Side
E. Stewart
Clarence A. Dykstra
National Conscription
National Lottery
Washington, D. C
Bombs damage US embassy in Grosvenor Square London
Nazi air raid hits West End as German plane drops bombs near the U S embassy at Grosvenor Square. Windows shattered but staff were safe. a house and two others damaged, a bomb lodged 50 feet from the entrance and later exploded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Grosvenor Square
West End
Bomb strike hits YMCA building in Great Russell Street
A raid hurled soil and stones onto the roof and front wall of the YMCA building in Great Russell Street. Ten people were killed when a big German bomb crashed nearby. Inside the gymnasium 400 to 500 members sheltered without injury. the building will be unusable until after the war, though operations continued elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Great Russell Street
Gazette Classifieds Offer Watches Cars Jobs and Services
Classified page entry listing watches repaired and sold, jewelry ads, ambulance service reward, loans, layaway jewelry, transportation ads, auto parts and repair, hats, upholstering, cleaning, and various help wanted postings including sales, kitchen staff, and maid positions. Includes notices about insurance, pets, and household services with numerous box numbers for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Probasco, Jeweler
2Nd Ave
The
Gazette
Mayes
Johns Hopkins
Ambulance Service Co
Stecel's Loan
Louis Fine
Vincent's Jewelry
Ard St
Della Forte
E. Forte
Sth
Bever Park
Podzimek Pharmacies
16Th Ave
Jeweler
2Nd St. SE
Tucker's Auto Salvage Co
Center Point Road
Raye
3D St.se
Electric Cleaners
Bender
Tom Mason
Hatter
3Rd Ave
Los Angeles
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Vogel
I Ave
1St St
Trinity Church
SANDS
2Nd ST
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
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Tilldall
Associated Press
Sion
Austin
Austin Minn
Kansas
Asanhepo
Lamson Brothers and Company
H R Mowrey
Jan Soven
Crood
Wall St
Davenport
API Hastings
la Crosse Ave
Prorte du Chien
I. S. Bonds
U. S
Treasury
Federal Farm
Prince
Wheat
Samson Bros. and Co
DOW Jones
Ind
City Briefs
Commonwealth
Eighteenth Street NW
First
B Avenues
O Avenue NW
Sixteenth Street
Highland Drive
J. R. Schnepp
Eightieth Field Artillery
Fort Des Moines
Perry Moore
Calvin G. Moore
Joe Palek
Joseph Palek
Sixth Signal Company
Galen Harris
Northwood
Quartermaster Corps
Stassen
Governor Sprague
Reich
By Galbraith
JPR
NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg
U.S
Pat Off
Sunday Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Inwa
Janeba Funeral Home
J St
Edward R. Kuba
21St St. NE
Seana Pape
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
ESNOD
Stark Beauty Shop
Lillian Suchy
St_ NE
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Navy Day
Court Hussey
Duke ‘ Hiingtor
Udesen
Hallwood Cafe
Poppa
Kutchera & CO
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace CO
NESB
DAL
Andrew
Gardner
Fileter Supply Co
1St Ave. NW
Ehlers
Ma Willman
E. A. Kriz & Son
1St St. SE
H. W Coates
Fred Young
Call Kasner
H. R. Butters
Eyase
William Muesse
Amana
Practical
Ith Ave
Garvette
Howard
Montrose Hotel
Stoker
Grand Hotel
America
Ions
J Shalow Oxford
Towa
Utilities Eng Inst
Autocrafts
Ing Co
Scranton
Marlon
Ana A Rg
Hudson Sales CO
NASH
Studebaker
Kadlec Bros
Pontiac Deluxe, Excellent Condition, $175. 625 7Th Ave
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