Livestock market mixed as hogs steady to weak across US Midwest
Chicago market reports show fed steers at year highs around 172.5 per cwt with steady tone other cattle steady while hogs ease with top at 77.5. Descriptions note receipts near 14 000 to 19 000 head in Chicago and Des Moines with price ranges for cattle and calves and regional notes from Austin Sioux City and St Paul markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P. Fed
U. S
Steyway
Western Aspriers
Fueshy Montana
Seichty Brusase Huis
Cartie Hoes
Chicago & Sno
AMN Indiarape
Tatas SA Son
Peoria Livestock Market Reports Mixed Steady Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Peoria buyers show mixed action with hogs steady to 10 cents lower on night trades and light weights. Cattle receipts 50 cases. steers and heifers steady to firm with light yearlings around 8.50 to 10.50. Sheep trading firm with fat lambs around 38 to 40 and ranges for ewes and springers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinux City
Sioux City
Actie
Ariode Dane
Aker
Peoria
Hogs and cattle hold steady on local market
Local market reports show hogs steady with no changes across grades since Saturday. Prices list varied by weight class, with top hogs near 720 dollars and numerous packers and sows priced within multiple ranges. Cattle and sheep sections indicate mixed offerings from prime steers to yearling heifers and lambs, with prices tied to weight and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.s
Cedar Rapids Grain and Poultry Prices Mixed for Market
Cedar Rapids market notices list wheat at No 1 59¢ and No 2 53¢, oats white No 2 2 1/2 or 3 1/2? rye No 2 1/2, corn shelled No 2 yellow 36 1/2, soybeans No 2 yellow 58¢, hay and straw values, poultry and eggs by weight, wholesale fruits and vegetables with lemons 5.75, oranges 3.50 to 3.75, grapefruit 3.00, celery 0.45, lettuce 0.30, onions 1.60, cabbage 1.60, carrots 2.75, potatoes 1.50 to 2.40, prunes 0.70, red scraper 1.65, pears 1.10, cured hides prices, horse and pony values including a note on mane and tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Lamson Brothers and Company
R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Eas
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Minneapolis-South Dakota
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Leshorn Ie
Idaho
Minnesota
Ohios
Sandsand
U S
Nebraska
Nebraska Bliss
North Dakota
Bond Market Gains Boost U S Government Notes And Corporate Issues
U S government bonds closed higher with Treasury issues advancing fractions to over half a point amid broad buying. Domestic issues led gains with Southern Pacific Atlantic Coast Line Colorado Fuel and Iron and American and Foreign Power among risers. New South Wales and Argentina also firmed. Dow Jones averages showed mixed movement across bonds and stocks with notable gains in high grade rails and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Review
Treasury Department
Southern Pacific
Atlantic
Coast Line
Texas
Stocks Falter After Advance in Tuesday Trade
New York reports indicate industrial stocks opened higher but slid into a modest retreat. Transfers traded around 524000 shares as leaders included Steel, Chrysler, Douglas Aircraft, Johns Manville, AT&T, Zenith, American Woolen, Great Northern and Western Union. Laggards were Westinghouse, Bethlehem, Santa Fe, ASARCO, Montgomery Ward and United Aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
Johns Manville
American Telephone
Zenith Radio
American Woolen Preferred
Great Northern
Western Union
Westinghouse
Bethlehem
Santa Fe
American Smelting
Montgomery Ward
United Aircraft
J. E. Bennett& Co
Muna Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Tufsday
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Mls Central
Andus Rason
Aileneeny
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Allis” Chalmers Aus
Sohne Manville
Amn Hide && Isn
Amo Inti Corp
Bsa Kresue
Amn
Loco Kroger
Sau Amn
Lehish Ote
Amn Metals
Libbey Owens Amn
Lockheed
Amn Roll News, Inc
Amn Smeluns Mulls Ie Loft Ag Inc
Amn Steel Fdys
Lorillard
Oews Tel
Louisville Gas
Amn Ab
McKosson McLelland
Wt Works
Marshall Fid
Wonlen
Martin i
Amn Zinc Cony
Mathiesen Alkay
Nash-Kely
Barnsdall
Natl Biscuit
Bendix Ava
Cash Ree
Beth Steel
Blaw Knox
Dept Stratgery
Boeing Airp
Ohn Aunt
Natl
Pow & L
Borden Cotas Central
Bors Warner
Nynhah
Brices Mir
Nor Pac Buevrus Eric B
North Amn Co
Nor Amn Avi
Ohia OF
Gla Burrouds Ad
Ons Steel
Ca & Heela Gi
Packard
Calumet Zinc
Utah
Rt Canada Dry
Patina Mines
Canac Penick
Penna RR
Penney JC Agent
Phillips
Pillsbury
Pittsburch
Cerro le Pasco
Es & Ohio
Proctor Gamble
Cmsup & Po
Chrysler Motors
Ren Motors
Repb Steel
Coca Cola
Cols Palmoliv ‘ AG
Safeway
Colo Pact Scheniey
Columbas
Seaboard
Sears Robuc
Em! Solvents
Servel Inc
Comw Southern
Sharp Dohme
Conde Nast
Shell Union Conroleum
Silver King
Ons Edison
Simmons Co
Asa
Gtany
Calit
Ind
Cudahy
Elec Autolite
Timken Det Das
Orl
Timken R
Elec
Trans-Amer
Bond & S
Ford England
Union Carbide
Uni
Gen Electric Gables
Uni Air Lines
Gen
Gen Foods
Uni Corp
Uni Drug
Gen Motors
Uni Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Enttyly
Gitelle
SR Ata
Gimbel Bros
Gildden
U S
Goebel Brow
U S Rubber
Goodrich
U S Steel
Goodsecar Tire
Hudson
Ytown S.T
Chicago
Armour, Co
Elec Hehold
Gt Lakes
Drdig
Helleman
Bershodl Brew Ait Jarvis
Bendix
Libby McNeil
Marsh Field
Butler Bros A
Midwest Corp Sa
Nehl Sparks
Chicaco Corp
Sunstrand
Swift
Edison
Cons Biscuit
Zenith
Wisconsin Cheese and Wool Market Notes
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of September 2 to 7 are listed with varieties such as twins and daisies and prices like 13 3/4 to 14 1/4 cents. Early Boston wool trading shows buyers awaiting government contract awards before committing to raw wool, with fine fleece sold for ship ment direct from the country and prices around 29 to 32 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Boston
USS
Dept Agriculture
Father Lish
Market firmness at Minneapolis supports Chicago wheat gains
Wheat futures rose with Minneapolis September hitting a daily high as late buying lifted Chicago cash bids. Cash grain quotes showed mixed gains across wheat and corn with elevator buying aiding futures while cash soybeans and rye moved modestly higher amid quiet activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Fair Elevator
Produce Markets in Chicago and New York Highlights
Chicago market notes show butter receipts firm with scattered price quotes and egg and potato listings, while New York reports firm egg prices for various grades and steady butter, plus cheese and produce futures. River stage readings for the Mississippi at Davenport and nearby towns are provided alongside prices for potatoes and related produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Infant Richard Rayman Dies in Local Hospital
Richard Rayman infant son of Mr and Mrs Stanley E Rayman of 2006 O avenue NW died in a local hospital at 1150 am Monday. He is survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs H P Butler and Mr and Mrs J C Rayman of Cedar Rapids. Funeral from Polansky chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday with burial in St John’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Stanley E. Rayman
O Avenue NW
H. P. Butler
J. C. Rayman
Cedar Rapids
Polansky Chapel
St. John's Cemetery
Aliens Registrations Hit 105 In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids registrations for aliens passed 100 by Tuesday morning with 12 new signups before noon. Frank J. McCarthy notes the office will open Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm. The first week saw 33 Czechs, Greece eight, and other totals including Mexicans Norwegians Lithuanians Germans Russians English Irish Swedes Canadians Syrians with single identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Federal Building
Frank J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Greece
Denmark
Cuba
Scotland
Italy
Court House News: 66 Equity Cases Disposed For Want of Prosecution
At the May term Judge H C Ring dismissed 66 old equity actions for want of prosecution. The McPartland damus suit seeking a tax refund from 1931 was among them. Appeals from Cedar Rapids board of review filed in 1937 by estates of Ford and others also ended without prejudice. Dismissals followed Rule No 1, requiring trial listing for cases on file two years prior unless excuses or continuances were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C Ring
Edward J. McPartland
McPartland
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Board of Review
Leon
Elizabeth Ford
Katherine Ford
General Theater Corporation
Iowa Milling Company
D W. Bates
Cedar Rapids State Bank
Marengo Man Pleads Not Guilty on Two Charges
G W Stanton 38 of Marengo pleads not guilty before Judge H Ring to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and resisting an officer. Stanton, free on 500 bond since June 23, allegedly attacked Deputy Whittemore during arrest on the drunk driving charge. Chicagoan Harry Klinckman 42 also arraigned for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and held on 500 bond. LeRoy Low administrator of Mary G Low estate sues Ford Hopkins Co for 20000 over injuries from a Cedar Rapids stairway fall in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W Stanton
Marengo
H. Ring
Stanton
Harlan Snyder
P. J. Whittemore
Mount Vernon Avenue
Whittemore
Harry Klinckman
Chicago
Highway Patrol
Marion
Klinckman
H. C. Ring
LeRoy Low
Mary G. Low
Ford Hopkins Company
Mary G Low
Ford Hopkins
Cedar Rapids
Lawsuit Seeks 10000 Judgment After Car Collision
Jessie Madden sues J. F. Kelly and Jack O'Brien for 10000 in a personal injury suit following a March 9 automobile wreck on Highway No. 6 between Coralville and Tiffin. Madden claims O'Brien struck her machine from the front, Kelly then rear ended it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Madden
J. F. Kelly
Jack O'Brien
Funeral rites for Mrs Esther Bean Danielsen
Funeral services for Esther Bean Danielsen a former Cedar Rapids resident who died at her Owen Wisconsin home will be held in Beatty chapel at 1 pm Wednesday Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Bean Danielsen
Cedar Rapids
Owen, Wis
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wapello Officials Are Reelected unopposed
WAPELLO All unopposed, Wapello city officials were reelected Monday. Only 77 votes were cast. The incumbents are Mayor W. R. Marshall. council members H. W. Tillman, Ray Rukga ber, B. F. Pettis, Robert Russell, Will Bishop, Arthur Vande vort. park commissioner A. W. Heins. recorder C M. Donaldson. treasurer Milton Hunter. and city marshal Robert Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
W. R. Marshall
H. W. Tillman
Ray Rukgaber
B. F. Pettis
Robert Russell
Will Bishop
Arthur Vandevort
A. W. Heins
C M. Donaldson
Milton Hunter
Robert Lewis
Bee Sting Leaves Him Semi Conscious
Wendell Hammond a 19 year old resident of Miles Clinton is recovering in a Clinton hospital after a bee sting on the cheek Monday. He tried to call for help but knocked the phone from the wall and could not reach it until friends found him in a semi conscious condition and brought him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Wendell Hammond
Miles
Town
Hammond
Sentner appeal argues fine for being a Communist
Attorneys for William Sentner CIO leader appeal to Iowa Supreme Court contending the $2,500 fine for criminal syndicalism tied to the 1938 Maytag strike was not for statute violations but for being a communist. Sentner was tried and fined in Poweshiek district court at Montezuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
INS
William Sentner
CIO
Iowa Supreme Court
Maytag
Newton
Sontner
Poweshiek District
Montezuma
Ads Run Wild as City Businesses Seek Attention
The clipping lists numerous local ads and services including funeral home notices, a reward plea for a misused ad, watch and jewelry repairs, ambulance services, pen repairs, van lines, moving services, mattress cleaning, printing needs, and beauty shops. It shows a bustling catalog of classified offerings from The Gazette with contact methods and varied product and service lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Dial
Probasco. Jeweler
2Nd Ave
the Gazette
Red Cross
Hospital Ambulance Service CO
Vincent's Jewelry
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storware Co
Rt Nnee
Tarrest
Calder's van A Storage Co., Inc
Dini
L. A
Lily
16Th Ave
Frank Meci
3Rd Ave
Pee Dee
Kenwood
Portland
H. K. Schaefer
Kresee Elde
Griffith
Iowa
Help Wanted Classified Ads From Gazette Listing
A compilation of mixed job ads includes positions for farm hands and dairy workers near Box addresses, shoe sales, neat dependable teen helpers, a herdsperson, porters, and clerical store work. Also listings for experienced maids, waitresses, beauty operators, and a young girl for afternoon housework with contact details and box numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Po Ae
Lobor Shoe Store
Gazette Air RA
Chilton Greetings
Essex
Dept
Boston
Mass
Edna Young Beauty Salon
Lafayette Cafe
Mandarin Cafe
3Rd Ave
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FED
US Dept
Nteetar Taga
Cood and Choice
Austin Hog
Austin Minn
Angbin
Paul
Weinh
Wall St
Lamson Bros. and Co
Mississippi River Stages
Davenport
APH
Hastings
la Crosse i
Nochanse Prairie du Chien
Nochansee
Dubuque
Muscatine
Keokuk É
Nochanse St Louis
Fall of Cairo
Memphis
Rayman
Court House News
Mrs. Danielsen
Charge Sentner
Supreme Court
United States
Gazette Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Janeba Funeral Home
J St
Paramount Theater
1St Ave
Bishop's
Delux
Lillian Luchy
Newman's Beauty Shop
McKabe
Vanity Beauty
Alice Krall
Higley
Erman
By Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc
U.S
Pat
Stark’s Beauty
Roosevelt Beauty Shop
Gretchen
Adesen Temple
Thornwood
Emil Flindt
Windsor Tavern
1St ST
Marion Blvd
Siepman
Hallwood Cafe
Marion Sound Systems
Jim Reeder
Yellow Cab
Odd Aar
Novak Heating CO
Kutchera & CO
Hawkeye Tin Shop
A_KRIZ & SON
Davis Tailoring
Granby Elde
DE Marah
Ainting
McAllister
Gardner Rus
Fred Young
Gardner
Ee Willman
H. R. Butters
L. E. Cummins
Sao Ewene
Friendship
Adams
Elmtra
Drive Central Employment AG Sy
Granby PP RE A
Hisley Blde
Autos & Trucks
Torpedo Fleet
Pontiac
Culver Motors
Second Ave. SE
Wee Ge
Oldsmobile
Allen Motor Co
Ave. & 10Th St
de Soto
Wagner Motor Co
Third Ave. SE
Baxter Motors
Rapaport
Std Ave. SE
Studebaker
MakKibben Motor Co
4Th Ave
2Nd St. Secial
W. B
FORD
S.w.o
Chevrolet
S.w.b
Diamond T Truck Sales
Hudson Sales CO
NEW Hudsons
2Nd
Ave
16Th St
Kadlec Bros
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