Cattle and hog markets surge as top steers fetch three-year highs
Chicago livestock sales report shows steady to firm demand across cattle hogs and lambs with top steers hitting new highs in three years. Buyers push for prime lots at higher bids while hogs and sheep posts mixed to steady prices across major Midwest yards.
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Chicago
Peoria
Iowa
Des Moines
S Dept Agriculture
Minnesota
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Dept Agricures
Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Beef and Sheep Trades
Market receipts total 2700 fat lambs and other classes, with feeder and stocker activity steady to higher. Cattle and sheep variations show prices from $750 to $9 500 for different lots, including native sausage bulls and shipped lambs, while breeding ewes bring around $3.65 per unit and short term breeding stock around $575.
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Sioux City
Linlstioor
Rio
Little Chance
Seaay
Tedes
Ned Catters
ST Paull
South
ST Paul AP
Aesman
Seiells
Local Hog Market Steady After Slump
Hogs hold steady on the local market with no changes on Wednesday and the top no-fill price at 585 dollars. Listings show varying grades and weights from 150 to 360 pounds with prices ranging widely, plus cattle, calf, and sheep market notes.
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Adana
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids market update lists prices for grains: Wheat No 1 78c No 2 6c, Oats White No 2 10c No 3 2c, Rye No 2 3c, Barley No 3, shelled No 2 yellow 56c, Soybeans New No 2 73c. May and straw, baled tame hay 7.50, baled straw 6.00. Poultry prices feature Springs over 5 lbs 12c, 4-5 lbs 10c. hens over 5 lbs 11c, 4-5 lbs 5c. leghorns 6c. broilers 12-2 lbs 15c. Fruits and vegetables include lemons 50c each, oranges 4.90, cranberries 3.85 box, Jonathan apples 1.25, potatoes 0.90/0.87?. carrots 2.75, cauliflower 0.28, celery 2.50, lettuce 0.45. Hides: No 1 cured hides 7c, No 2 7c, calf hides No 1 10-42c, No 2 9-3c, horses No 1 3.75, No 2 3.25, pony and glue half price.
Chicago and New York Produce Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago markets show heavy hens and eggs with receipts around 37 trucks and 3 492 cases steadiness in creamery butter and unchg prices across sectors. New York eggs and butter receipts and varying color grades across standards and firsts reflect mixed market activity and futures data dated mid 19th century.
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Chicago
New York
Ateady Creamery
Bond Markets United States Bonds Close Mixed
U S government bonds closed with Treasury 4 48 47 52 120 31 and Treasury 4s at 51 55 11d 22. Home Owners 3s traded around 52 107 28 amid light activity in New York.
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United States Bonds
New York
U. S
Treasury
Stock Market Advances on Mixed War News
The New York market rose as aircraft and steel stocks stabilized and extended gains. Leaders included Douglas, Boeing, Glenn Martin, United Aircraft, US Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, Harvester, Western Union, Kennecott, Westinghouse, Standard Oil of New Jersey, and Pennsylvania Railroad amid war and politics uncertainty.
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New York
Douglas
Boeing
Glenn Martin
United Aircraft
US. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Harvester
Western Union
Kennecott
Westmeghouse
Standard Oil of
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall St Stocks-Pubusnea by J. E. Benodte & Co. W.H.
Wall Street quotations feature numerous large U.S. firms and industrials, listing prices for Adams Express to Zenith Radio with many cross-referenced securities. The page shows a wide array of company abbreviations and prices, including Allied Chem, Johns Manville, Kennecott, Loews, Packard, Procter Gamble, Radio Corpo, Union Carbide, and Warner Bros among others, with closing figures and names in a dense market snapshot.
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J. E. Benodte & Co
W.H
Merchants National Bank Bulldicz
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Andl Totzis Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Allied Stores
Kennecott
Allis Chalmers
Kingston Prdts
Kresge
Krorer
Pwr
Libbey
Pan Wine Cris
Amn
Marshall
Job
Martin G L
Wrks
Mathiesen al
Mn Wa
Amn Woolen
Sating Bernesas
Anton Cope
Ark
Murray
Nash
Briscot
Atlante
Ratt Dairy
Aviaban
Baldwin Leco
Balto & Ohio “A Nor Pac
Bartisdai O's
Nor Ann Cn
Beucia
N Sa
T. Beth Stee
Nor Amn Aviree Blaw Knolls
Oas Steel
Boho Alum
Packard Mirs
Borden Co
Paramount
Borg Warner
Park
Utah
Briecs
Pence & Ford
Budd Mic
Penney J
Pullman Co
Radio Corpa Cero de Pasco
Rea Motors
Ches & Onin
Bee Steel
Chiveer Motors
Aeph
Reyn Metals
Corn Cola
Cole Palmolive
Seaboard Owl
Ropbuck
Sorel Ine
Shell Union
Southern
Bilver Kine
Conenleym
Simmons Co
Cons Edison
Skelly
Sacony
Sorres Corp
Ind
Curtiss Wr
Stone Wenbee
al Deere and Co
Bronc Peester
Douglass Aire BR
An du Pont
Rex Gorm
Elee
Autolite
Fox Film
Eler
Ford England
Union Carbide
Freeport
Tex
Uni
Uni Air Lines
Gillette
Goodach
Goodyear Tire
U S
Walworth
Greyhound
Warner Bros
Wes Union
Hecker
Westhouse AB
Howe Sound
Westhouse
Hudson
Hydro
Youngston S&t
Mining
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Armour 4& Co
Dredee
Berrhoff Brew Ty Libby McNeil Fila
Bendix
Ayn
Midwest Corp
Ty Bore Warner
Quaker O
Butler Bros Quaker O
Swift & Co
Swift
Corp
Wis
Camn Edison
Wisconsin cheese and wool market notes from Plymouth and Boston
Dairy and wool market brief from Plymouth Wisconsin lists cheese quotations for Oct 28 to Nov 2 with values for daisies brick cheddars and horns and a farmer call board. Boston reports slow demand for domestic wools with steady scoured prices for fine and French combing varieties and modest sales for South American wools at lower quotations.
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Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmer’ Call Board
Boston
US Agriculture Department
Jeneth
Keneth
Wheat Prices Sag Moderately From Early High Points
Chicago markets show buying power easing as Wheat falls from early highs. Dec futures drop to 8314-16 cents while corn, oats, and rye also decline. Soybeans rise slightly. Winnipeg prices little changed. Shipments and cash buying fade as freight demand softens.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
S.a
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Winnitek Market SuEATS Opens amid shifting prices
Market notes show Winnitek and SuEATS launching new offerings with price shifts. Chicago cash wheat and corn quotes varied across grades with No 2 hard durum around 66 to 75 cents, oats and barley listed with nominal shifts. Soybeans in No 2 yellow at about 85 to 86 cents, field seed prices noted for timothy, alsike, clover and other forages.
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Chicago
Obituaries for Frank Sadecky and Gladys Terrell
Frank Sadecky 73 died at the Linn County home after a lingering illness. He was born in Bohemia and moved to Cedar Rapids at 11. Survived by six children and multiple siblings, funeral set for 2 pm Thursday at Polansky chapel with burial in Oak Hill. Gladys Irene Terrell died at Oakdale sanatorium after a long illness. Born May 25 1908 in Ohio, she had lived in Cedar Rapids. mother and step-family listed. Body at Rohn chapel pending funeral plans.
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Frank Sadecky
Linn
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Holub
Monticello
William Walker
Anamosa
Edward Burda
Oxford Junction
T H. Hill
Huron
S D
Frank Thomas
Firesteel
Mary Foley
Marion
Adolph Barta
Harry Miller
Charles Pinckney
Jack Bates
San Diego
Calif
Anton
Detroit
Polansky Chapel
T B Hlubucek Bunal
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gladys Irene Terrell
Fifth Avenue
Oakdale
Cutahoga Falls
Grace Evans
Lawrence C. Evans
William Ostrander
Clifford Evans
Maynard
Richard Evans
Waterloo
Floy Griffith
German Lutheran Church At
Harmony, Minn
Rohn Chapel
Death of George H. Viktor in Chicago
Word comes of the death in Chicago on October 18 of George H. Viktor former Cedar Rapids resident after an operation Funeral services were held at St Clement's church and burial was in St Joseph's cemetery Viktor was past adjutant of Hanford post American Legion and a former quartermaster corps lieutenant Surviving are his wife a sister M Verna of St Cloud Minnesota a brother Joseph C step mother Mrs J A Viktor two step sisters Agnes Viktor and Mrs William Kunel all of Cedar Rapids
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Chicago
George H. Viktor
St. Clement's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Viktor
Hanford
American Legion
Quartermaster Corps
M. Verna
St. Cloud
Minn
Joseph C
J. A. Viktor
Agnes Viktor
William Kunel
Cedar Rapids
Probe Of Wires To Officials In Iowa
Senate campaign investigating committee chairman Guy Gillette said the Democratic National Committee asked investigators to study telegrams to government and government paid officials to determine if the Hatch Act was violated. Telegrams were allegedly sent to the WPA personnel director in Des Moines and the HOLC state administrator in Des Moines.
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Washington
Guy Gillette
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Democratic National Committee
Senate
National Committee
WPA
Des Moines
HOLC
Gillette
Fourteen girls report for Victor High team
Fourteen girls reported for Victor High School basketball this week. Names listed include Ruth von Aswege, Nadine Greetan, Esther McGahey, Elsie Chittenden, Dorothy Muljer, Ruth Anne Rohrer, Fern Tuttle, Opal Shine, Burdene Mohr, Margie Mercer, Bonita Fruendt, Thelma Delmage, Virginia Fontinel, and Norma Lawton.
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Victor
Ruth von Aswege
Nadine Greetan
Esther McGahey
Elsie Chittenden
Dorothy Mul Jer
Ruth Anne Rohrer
Fern Tuttle
Opal Shine
Burdene Mohr
Margie Mercer
Bonita Fruendt
Thelma Delmage
Virginia Fontinel
Norma Lawton
Burke urges Willkie to halt presidential power grab in plea
Chicago report says Senator Ed Ward Burke of Nebraska backed Wendell L. Willkie Tuesday night. Burke said Willkie could “pronounce a death sentence for all time upon” any President seeking to perpetuate himself in office.
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Chicago
Edward R. Burke
Wendell L. Willkie
Youth draft lottery brings wide range of fates and reactions
The draft lottery outcome ended months of suspense for 17 million young men. Celebrities like James Stewart face army service on modest pay, while Bob Feller and Arturo Godoy react to favorable numbers. John Kennedy’s son John Jr appears at No 18 on Palo Alto’s board, fueling public discussion.
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James Stewart
Joseph P Kennedy
Great Britain
Arturo Godoy
Joe Louis
New York
Eubank predicts Japan failure and Chinese rise
Dr M D Eubank of Kansas City told a Kiwanis luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel that Japan will fail to conquer China and would leave its people poverty stricken. He argued China with 400 million people possesses vast resources and should become a world power, while Japan’s invasion stemmed from land hunger history and nationalism.
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Japan
China
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
M.D. Eubank
Kansas City
Eubank
Asia
Iowa
Siberia
Great Britain
America
United States
Red Cross Delegates Meet Here Thursday to Plan Roll Call
About 100 delegates from eastern town Red Cross chapters gather at the Montrose hotel Thursday to map plans for the annual roll call. F A Winfrey of St. Louis offers the principal address. sessions start at 9 30 am with talks by Helen Hubbard Cedar Rapids and others on war relief production rural and town coverage and training of workers.
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The
Red Cross
Montrose Hotel
F. A. Winfrey
St. Louis
Harry O Cutler
Linn County
Helen Hubbard
Cedar Rapids
Vivian Warris
John P Campbell
Dubuque
E. JL. Williams
Marshalltown
Dale W. West
Iowa City
J H. Peet
Cedar Falls
George Garrett
Burlington
Winfrey
Con
the Gazette
Mary Adams
David McGregor
American ‘Trust Hida Kalamazoo Stove
Is Furnace CO
Owill
Leonard_G_ Roberts
L.A
2Nd St
Surgent,s Jewelry
3Rd St
Podvimek
2Nd Ave
16Th Ave
Gazette
Los Angeles
California
Novard
Marion
Springville
Raye
St SE
Tom Mason
Ird Ave
Sands
2Nd ST NE
Hoover
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Philadelphia
Gazette Want Ad Rates And Information
Want ads may be telephoned or mailed to The Gazette. Out of town ads incur a 10 cent extra box number charge. Ads are accepted until noon for same day and 6 pm Saturday for Sunday editions. Special rates apply to workers wanted.
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Gazette
United States
The
Sunday Gazette
Gwork
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Elleter Supply Co
1St Ave
Fred Young
Harold Clark
Elmira
Chicago
Roosevelt_ hotel
23Rd St
Dr SE
McGregor Agency
American Trust
Eegereree Es
Medort
Frank Hladik
Tracr Owa
Dial
Pullman Cafe
Tastryt Tavern
Local Red Cross and charity event details appear in Gazette
The notice lists organizers for a disaster relief event including Mrs. Carl Ettinger general chairman and registration committee members. Hostesses from Cedar Rapids Marion Vinton and others named, with program including a Red Cross film Mobilized for Mercy and a luncheon for delegates at 12 30 pm with entertainment by Cee music students.
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Carl Ettinger
George Walker
Philip Shive
Otto Schluter
Margaret Polasky
Ettinger
K. Beane
Helen Hubbard
Howard Hall
Paul Huston
Betty Lowe
Metta Burd
Cedar Rapids
Charles Michel
Marion
F W, Shoquist
Vinton
A W, Trindeman
Wapello
Elise Schnell
Clinton
Rose M Reid
Washington
C. C. Jenkins
Waterloo
James Logan
Tracr
Red Cross
Mercy
Cee Music
Beauty and sales ads fill local listing pages
Multiple beauty shops advertise services and prices with expansive offers including machine-less wave, Lustra-Lox, and scalp treatments. Employment notices seek sales reps and clerks for stalls and routes, with contact details and location addresses across several streets and avenues.
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Ace
Shronz
Weendry
Lust
Genoa
Associated Press
Austin
Austin Minn
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Paul Y
Lamson Bros. and Co
Pow Jones
Low Ae Ind
Wall St
Wisconsin
Mississippe River
Davenport
Hastings
Prairie du Chien
Duduare
Keokuk Muscatine
St Louis
Cairo
Winniteg
Gladys Terrell
Victor High
U.S
United Press
Dr. Eubank
Ad-Teker
Eliza Eldora
Albert
An Mily
Janeba Funeral Home
End
JS J St
Edward R. K. R. Kuba
Washington High School
Oscar Dial
Los
Toby
Probasco
Ave. SE
Aro
Palace
May
Nvalld
Ambulance Service CO
Lovely Lady
Bishop's
STARK
Delux Shop
Lillian
Lillian Ree
Ath Ave
Yeas
3Rd St. NE
Beauty School
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Adesen
Viking
Albert Germinnec
Ss. P. S. Hall
Blairstown
Carl Nebbe
Stan Stanley Orch
C S. A
Tray
Herbeck
Shugs Riverside Tavern
3Rd Ave
Hamms
Harmon
Magnus Stables
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Roger Graham
Ce- Mar
Marion Blvd
Joe Fisher
Yellow Cab
Hallwood Cafe
Kutchera & CO
Kasner
H_R. Butters
O.B. Chrisier
E. A.kriz & Son
St. SE
Gardner Rus
Bookkrewer College Educaion
J. R Watkins Company
Liberty Street
Winona
Searnh
2Nd Ave SE
Cisar Stand
Dysart
Stenostander
Central Employment Ag’cy. Grands Sss SS Sea A
Scranton
AON FS
Towa
Dickinson
Autos & Trucks
Rude
Mercury
Studebaker
Buick
Dodse
Ieee
Ieeee
Rude Auto Co
Ford
Wagner Motor Co
3Rd Ave. SE
Tucker
Center Point Road
Culver
Culver Motors
6Th St
Padzensky
A_Ave
1St St. NE
Apaport
International Harvester Co
Chevrolet
Bendix BR
Ist
Chevrolet Road
Hudson Sales CO
ST. Nw
Diamond T
Willys
Langhurst Motor
Bet Oe
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