Hogs Steady to Strong in Chicago Markets Report
Chicago hogs steady to strong with top at 8.25 after 16,000 hogs and 4,000 directs were counted. Cattle receipts 11,000 with uneven markets and top bids around 13.50. Sheep and calves also cataloged, with varied activity across Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St Louis exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chacago
East St. Louis
Ave
Cedar Rapids Miscellameous Grain Prices and Hides
A misc item from Cedar Rapids lists wholesale grain prices for corn soybeans rye and oats, butterfat cream levels, and live stock hides. Prices are given per unit with various grades and weights, including leghorns and horses, plus pony and tail notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise
Receipts of cattle and hogs reported with varied trends. Hogs show higher top prices for young sows and heavy weights with several ranges noted, while cattle and vealers exhibit steady to higher prices for fed steers yearlings and heifers. cows and bulls mix with down turns in some grades. Sheep receipts steady with fat lambs quoted lower amid overall steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sioux City
API
S. Dept. Agriculture
At. Paul
ST Paul
S. Dept Agriculturer
Local Hogs Edge Higher on Market Report
Local hogs move up with all grades 5 cents higher and top at 770 dollars. Cattle and other markets unchanged. Listings show varied weights for hogs from 140 to over 325 pounds and packers bidding up to about 7.60 per unit. Cattle prices quoted for steers and yearlings with multiple weight ranges, plus sheep and lambs priced per market tiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Prasanas
Packers
Waterloo
Mason City
Ackers
Loney
Eeae
Heef Erades
Bond Markets Treads Easy Amid Light Volume
New York bond market shows a gentle tone with most groups down slightly near noon and light trading. Government issues were firm, some maturities quoted around 5 32nds, foreign dollars weaker, rails in demand, and notable moves in Anaconda, Commonwealth Edison, New York Central, and Western Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Review
Mobile
Commonwealth Edison
New York Central
Western Union
Bethlehem Steel
Stas
Shell Union
Wisconsin Cheese Quotas for Oct Twenty Four to Twenty Nine
Wiscon sin cheese exchange lists weekly quotas for twins daisies horns and cheddars with prices around 12 cents. Farmers call board quotes daisies 12 the horns 12 1 3 cents and cheddars 12 cents. Foreign exchange rates show sterling down one cent and several currencies moving with the dollar. Wool market in Boston reports active trading in fine territory wools with prices strengthening and higher asks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Foreign Exchange
NEW York
de Mandomain
Great Britain
Cannada
Montreal
Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Japan
Shanghai
Boston
u_ S. Dept. Argriculturet
Chicago Produce Markets Highlight Mixed U S Receipts
AP dispatch from Chicago details butter receipts at 675 274 steady creamery firsts 88 89 cents etc eggs and cheese prices mixed with steady to firmer butter and varied potato quotes across regions. On track US shipments total 587 russet Bur banks weaker despite steady early Ohio and Idaho varieties with assorted prices across many states and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Colorado
New York
Stocks Regain Sizable Slices Of Lost Ground
New York stocks recouped sizable fractions of earlier losses as trading stayed quiet with about 1.6 million shares. Steel leaders fell while low priced motors and some aircrafts rose, with copper prices advancing on abroad quotes and a few blue chips slipping in later dealings. Wall Street gauges noted the market’s drift despite mixed third quarter profit reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Packard
Studebaker
Steels
Band Mart
Chicago
U. S Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
General Motors
Chrysler
U S. Rubber
Anaconda
Kennecott
Air Reduction
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
American Telephone
Montgomery Ward
Standard Oil
N J. A
Westinghouse
Johns Manville
American Can
Owens Illinois
Aluminum Co. of America
American Gas
Colts Firearms
Sherwin Williams
Gulf Oil and Aluminum, Ltd
Bell Aircraft
Lockheed Advanced
Wall Street
Wall Street Quotation Highlights From Wednesday's Markets
Wall Street stocks and quotations list from Adams Express to Western Union, with figures across major names such as Allied Stores, Am Can, Bethlehem Steel, Radio Corp, Coca Cola, Procter Gamble, IBM, General Motors, and many others. The listing reflects closing or midday prices and notable shifts, showing wide activity across metals, utilities, autos, and consumer goods firms with numerous price points and ticker-style entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Inti Nickel
Alaska Juneau
Allegheny Corpi
Tel & Tote
Allied Chemag
Johns Many
Allied Stores
Kayser Julius
Allis Chalmers
Kenne
Kenne Copr 471A *Kresse SS. 21 Amal Lew '8 Kroger G& B
Pambert
Cohigh Valley
Libby Owens
Ain'n Hide & LD
Gorp
Slug & My
Lowsines Baie Am M & Fdy
Loft Inealy Am Metals
Loose Wiles
Miami Copper
Am. Woolen
Mpis
Mont Ward
SiSq Oberos
Noogashy
K . Atchison T & F
Bellas
Atlantic
Natl Biscuit
Auburn Auto
Gssa
Regsta Aviation Corp
Dairy Prd
Balto
Ohio
Distirs
Barber Co
Noah Pow & L
Ole Barnsdall] Corp
Y Central Iyon Bendix
Beth Steel
Amn
Wyant
niSa F
Ellisbury
Aes
Plymouth
Consol
Skelly
Socony Vac
Gant Bake
Sa Calis Eis
Gonts Motors
Pac
Sou Railway
Gem Products
Sperry Corp
Gruciie Steel
Cudahy
Standard Gas
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wr
Pyle Deere
Sl Frisco
Stew Warner
Boussés
Ene Stone
Webster
du Pont
Tex Corpu
Stern RM Bios Ts
Eastman Kod Init
Sans Eaton Nee
Thompson
Elec Boat
Didewater
Timken Det
Fis
Aes Bee Rubber” Agseunton Carbide
Aye Gen Baking
Gen Foods
United Frust
Gen Motors
Gen Outdoor
Gillette SR
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
Goebel
Goodrich BF
Goodyear Tire
Util
Graham Paice
Lala Walworth
Wesn
Sis
Woolworth
Hydro
Yamestown
Sr Hi Zealth
Crimago Stocer Amn Pub Soc
Heleman
Te Asbestos
Midwest Corp
Butler Bros
Quaker Com
Cherry Bur
Quaker Pr
Chienko_ Corp
Swift and Co
Edison
Swift Int
Cons Biscuit
Walgreen
Dexter Co
Sugar Market Steady With Mixed Contract Movements
In New York the raw sugar market was quiet at 3.05 for spot. No. 3 contract traded mainly March at 2.04, down two points at midday. No. 4 fell three points as March slipped to .98 and May to 101. Refined held at 4.40, granulated at 4.75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat prices drift lower amid outside market weakness
Wheat on the Chicago board edged down as outside markets pulled prices, with December at 6.54% and other grains mixed. declines came after brief early steadiness and some selling. Cash wheat and Minneapolis quotes showed varied futures and spot prices, while exports and local receipts influenced movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Man 72 Hurt After Roof Fall While Cleaning Gutters
John Mahoney aged 72 of 1516 Third Avenue SE was in serious condition at Mercy hospital after falling from a roof while cleaning gutter pipes. He sustained a fracture to the right hip and leg with possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahoney
Third Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Mahoney
Court Approves Sale of Cedar Rapids Five Acres to Anna Cox
Court approval is given to sell five acres between highways 149 and 30 at Cedar Rapids edge to Anna Cox for 1750, part of A. J. Kemper guardianship estate. A lumber yard currently occupies part of the site. Judge H. C. Ring sustains executors of Henry R. Lyman estate in striking objections by D. W. Bates to first and final reports as to creditors. Bates’ stock assessment claim was denied. An appeal was dismissed by the supreme court. Divorce suits on cruel and inhuman grounds include Heilo v Heilo, Wilson v Wilson, Davenport v Davenport, and Trachta v Trachta. Davenport seeks name restoration of Ellen Sutliff. Trachta seeks Anna Dvorak name return. Wilson seeks child custody. Simmert vs Simmert is a separate maintenance case. Roy Terrell of Cedar Rapids detained on a defrauding innkeeper warrant from Dubuque authorities. Grace Schminkey sues John E. Schminkey for cruel and inhuman treatment. married Rock Island March 13, 1919. she seeks support for herself and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Anna Cox
A. J. Kemper
H. C. Ring
Henry R. Lyman
D. W. Bates
Linn County Savings Bank
Center Point
First Progressive
Bates
Supreme Court
Eric Heilo
Leota Heilo
Chicago
Mary Wilson
Charles O. Wilson
Boulder Township
Iowa City
Ellen M. Davenport
Louis E. Davenport
Anna Trachta
George J. Trachta
Davenport
Ellen Sutliff
Roy Terrell
James H. Smith
Dubuque
Grace Schminkey
John E. Schminkey
Rock Island
E E Colip longtime Cedar Rapids and Iowa City railway conductor dies
E E Colip a retired railway conductor with 23 years service died at his home 1014 Eighth street SW at 8 25 p m Tuesday after eight years illness He was born January 29 1867 in Noblesville Indiana and lived in West Branch until 1900 He was a Mason O R C married Lorrine Eves November 18 1891 survived by widow three sons two daughters five grandchildren and a cousin Funeral services will be at Beatty chapel Friday at 3 30 p m with West Branch Masonic lodge services burial Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call after 4 p m Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Colip
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
Eighth Street
Mr. Colip
Noblesville
Ind
West Branch
Wapsipinicon Lodge
E. J. Wykle
E. Winslow Brown
West Branch Masonic Lodge
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Deaths Claude E. Musgrave dies after week illness
Claude E. Musgrave aged 79 died at Des Moines Monday evening after a weeklong illness. Born in Hardin county on Sept. 19, 1884, he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1925 and had worked in manufacturing. Surviving are two Cedar Rapids daughters Leila and Lorena, his father J. K. Musgrave of Eldora, two brothers Rev. Ross Musgrave of Columbia Missouri and Martin Musgrave of Springfield Ohio, and two sisters Mrs John Calloway and Mrs Lawrence Barton of Eldora. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Barta chapel conducted by Rev. Melvin L. Welke. burial at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Musgrave
Mount Vernon Avenue
Des Moines
Musgrave
Cedar Rapids
Hardin County
Leila
Lorena
J. K. Musgrave
Eldora
Ross Musgrave
Columbia
Martin Musgrave
Springfield
John Calloway
Lawrence Barton
Barta
Melvin L. Welke
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Dick Payn Funeral Set For Friday
Funeral services for Richard I. Payn deputy sheriff who died Tuesday at a tourist camp eight miles west of Cedar Rapids will be held in Beatty chapel at 1 30 p.m. Friday Rev George Stauffacher and Crescent Judge No 25 A F and A M will conduct. Military rites will be at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Wednesday. Master Masons to meet at the Masonic hall at 1 p.m. Friday to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard I. Payn
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
George Stauffacher
Crescent
Linwood Cemetery
Masonic Hall
Obituary for Thomas McNamara near Prairieburg
Thomas McNamara died at his Prairieburg area home at 3 30 p m Monday after a short illness He was born February 16 1857 in Brooklyn New York and lived near Prairieburg 40 years He is survived by his wife Elizabeth three sons John Prairieburg Thomas Oelwein James M Cedar Rapids five grandchildren two sisters Mrs Ellen McAleer Sioux City Mrs Sarah J Woods Cedar Rapids and a brother Edward McNamara Anamosa The St Joseph church at Prairieburg will hold services at 9 a m Thursday Burial follows in Mount Calvary cemetery near Prairieburg Friends may call at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McNamara
Prairieburg
Brooklyn
Elizabeth
John
Thomas
Oelwein
James M
Cedar Rapids
Ellen McAleer
Sioux City
Sarah J. Woods
Edward McNamara
Anamosa
St. Joseph Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Lydia Willson 74 dies after illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Lydia Willson widow of George R Willson dies at home 1638 D avenue NE Cedar Rapids after a three week illness. Born September 3 1864 in New Bedford Massachusetts she lived in Cedar Rapids 23 years. Survived by sister Mrs Ella C Randall Cedar Rapids and brothers Frederick Little Council Bluffs Andrew Little Springville Nathaniel B Little Wyoming Iowa. Body at Brush chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Willson
George R. Willson
D Avenue NE
New Bedford
Mass
Cedar Rapids
Ella C. Randall
Frederick Little
Council Bluffs
Andrew Little
Springville
Nathaniel B. Little
Wyoming
Brush Chapel
Funeral services for Leo J. Flaherty
Leo J. Flaherty, who died at Beitendorf Sunday afternoon, will be mourned with funeral services at Immaculate Conception church Thursday at 9 a.m. led by Msgr. John Molloy. Burial follows at Mount Calvary cemetery, with the Rosary recited at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Flaherty
Beitendorf
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
John Molloy
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry B R Conaday dies
Word reached Cedar Rapids on Wednesday of the death of Harry Rich Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs Harry BR Conaday of Oakland California The child was born Monday and the family is connected to Mrs Edi Cunuday The notice mentions Monsignor Molloy and an address on Third Avenue SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rich, Jr
Harry BR. Conaday
Oakland
Calif
Conaday
Cedar Rapids
Edi Cunuday
City Briefs and Personals Summary
City briefs report events and notices from Cedar Rapids area venues. Activities include club meetings at Montrose hotel and Y M C A, a Knights of Columbus gathering, Halloween events for ages 15 to 30, stolen item reports, school programs at Stony Point and Palo road area, and police court fines for disturbances. Local speakers discuss the Navy and Amanas, with church services noting sermons on Forgiveness and Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OJ Elsenbast
Cedar Rapids
Republican secretary of state candidate visits Cedar Rapids
Earl G. Miller of Des Moines, republican candidate for secretary of state, spoke in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday to support his campaign. He was joined by W. McHenry of Des Moines and S. A. Dennis, Des Moines street railway car supervisor, who also attended sessions of the Eastern Star grand chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Earl G. Miller
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
W. McHenry
S. A. Dennis
Des Moines Street Railway
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Dr A G Canada Conducts Afternoon And Evening Services
Dr A G Canada conducts services each afternoon at 2 30 and evening at 7 45 at the Church of the Four Square Gospel. Tuesday evening marks the crowning of the campaign with Mondays topic An Unusual Revival. Prayers were offered for many sick folk at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Canada
Church of the Foursquare Gospel
Dr. Canada
Three Minor Fires Reported in 24 Hours
Three minor blazes occupied the fire department in the last day. A lighted match ignited bedding in the attic at 1012 First Street SW in the E Swalley residence at 12:52 PM Wednesday. Earlier a grass fire at 627 A Avenue NW was fought at 5:02 PM Tuesday. A kerosene stove overflow sparked a blaze at 259 Nineteenth Avenue SW at 3:17 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Swalley
First Street
A Avenue NW
William Cartano
Nineteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids Pair Obtain Marriage Licenses
John William Pisel and Vorna Ellen Jones both of Cedar Rapids, and Donald Phillips with Aileen Finney both of Cedar Rapids obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Pisel
Vorna Ellen Jones
Cedar Rapids
Donald Phillips
Aileen Finney
Lost and Found Wants Post in Marion and Liberal
Want Ads list a brown Swiss and a black 2 year old heifer owner to pay for damages and keep. Found cocker spaniel needs owner and other dogs seek homes at Humane Shelter. Lost beagle, Liberal address with reward. Lost lady's diamond ring. Lost small black and white dog called Tippy. Wheel and tire found with reward offered. Dial various numbers for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Young
Marion
Humane Shelter
Ave
Frank Tyrdik
Masonic Library
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Austin
Minn
IAPI
Dept. Agricultures
Interior Town
Minnesota
At & A.m
Omamna Livestock
S Dept Agriculture
V. S. Honds
Treasury
Wall St
Prairie du Chien Ateereeer
Ubuque
Daven Weewee
Keoku Lous
Cairo
Memphis
Michigan
Ted
Minneapolis
Cash Grain
Montana
Lamson Brothers & Co
Owrey
Manacer
Cedar
Court House News
Kemper
C. R
I. C
Dick Payn
At & Pan
Msgr. Molloy
Canaday Babe
F. E. Palmer
Vinton School For the Blind
Trons Club
Montrose Hotel
Central Park Church
Knights of Columbus
East Side
Gertrude O'Hern
Fifth Avenue SE
Stony Point
Palo Road
W. A. N. D. Club
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
J. E. Deere
Seventh Avenue SE
Waltonians
Y.M.C.A
James Franken
U. S. Navy
Glenn Dickinson
Second Street
Robert Moss
Third Street
James Henry Larson
Calvary Baptist Church
Cyrus Metcalf
Dorothy Miller
George Hayes
Aratanaea
Artanis
Magan
Franer
Noy
Lane
Muratehieas
Niso Hich Strade
Schaeter
Deaving
Tor California
Apace Expense
Mefere Cnees
Atlee
Alvrive Bazant
Mont Row MacDonald
Allied van Lines
Eriday
St Paul's
Ohureh Pitta
L. A
Kitse
van No
Aineapolis
Minh Kenwood
Tnd Ave
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Lovely Lady Permanent
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Iowa ‘Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Manneer Mligwa
Dial
Mary Nell
Paramount
Sara Park
SARA_ PARK SALON
Ord St SE
3Rd Ave
Artiste Beauty Salon
3Rd St. NE
Fess
Paris
ALTA_DUNCAN
Vanity
Spekusty Salon
Helene Beauty Shop
Marvel Beauty Shop
Paceae Eean
Kennedy's
1St Ave. E
Paris Agate ME Oy
Davis Tailoring CO
Granby
Hallowe'en
TOP Hat
2Nd Ave
Jarmark
C.S.P.S. Hall
WMT Orchestra
American Legion Hall
Blairstown
SKY AND His_ Musical Stars
C.B.J. Hall
Canton Cafe
2Nd Ave. SE
Hallwood
Marlon
Iness Services
AMCO
White Insulation CO
Lennox
Elten & Taege
4Th Ave
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Frank E. Russell CO
Novak Heating CO
Fred’ Young
C._R
Aspet
Ain Garpenten
Jim Cusack
Pertler
J. FR. Meidenhall
Nova Gazette
Gazette
Teachout
May's
Phan
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Higley
Central Employment AG
CY. Granby
Ssee Eet
Lucila Michel
Atkins
Clarence
Cood
30Th St
Apt. B
Rito Rapids School of
ABC
Dickinson School
Ball- 5 Com
Maddigan School
Culver's “Goodwill
Culver Motors Car
Lord Ave. Mat 6Th St. SE
Wagner Motor Co
Ird
FORD
CORCN
Katz
Pasetterees
Erereene Auto Parts Co
7Th Ave
Gow
McKibben Motor Co
Chevrolet
Padzensky's
1St St. Nel
E Ave. NW
Ted Stephenson
Rapids Chevrolet. Co. Ee
1St St. NW
Anderson
Anderson Monument CO
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