Hogs Market Stages Mixed Turn Amid Steady Cattle Prices
Market notes show hog futures turning from downtrend to steady with a dime uptick in some quotes. Cattle and sheep receipts at Des Moines and other hubs edge lower on cautious demand, while calves and feeders hold near steady. Prices span 150 to 300 pound ranges with mixed bids, and regional reports from Des Moines Austin and Sioux City indicate overall steady to softer trading for adult cattle and hogs amid 24 hour totals around 12 000 to 18 000 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Hog Krlceives
Des Moines
AP & S Dent
Agriculture
Interor Fata
Minnesota
Market Report From Livestock Auction Bulletin
Readable line items show cattle hogs and sheep activity with receipts in the hundreds, prices quoted for steers heifers calves hogs and lambs, noting steady to higher demand on select lots and uneven weights. Prices span from around 6 to 9 dollars per hundredweight in several categories, with top bids noted for choice weight ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricute
Nebraska
Rosc Ang
Sons
Cannes
Pfords
Peoria
Mnap
Ostende
Tou
Ierg
Local Hog Market Edges Up On Small Advance
Hog prices rise slightly with all grades up four cents on Wednesday. Top bid for log haul and no-fit hogs at 6.80. Calves show varied values with fancy selects around 1050 and broader quality-based declines. Lambs and ewes listed with light-to-male prices and minor shifts tied to weight and quality.
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices and Hides
Grain and produce values listed for Cedar Rapids including Wheat No 1 62 cents No 2 60 cents Oats No 2 27 1 2 cents No 3 28 cents Rye No 2 144? Soybeans No 2 yellow 68 cents and straw hay at 7.50 per bale. Livestock and poultry prices shown with chicks and hens at various weights. Hides and tanned goods priced. horse and pony values noted with reductions for smaller stock.
Wall Street Quotation Ledger From Adams Express to Union Carbide
A dense list of stocks and prices from New York and Chicago exchanges, including Adams Express, Allied Stores, Johns Manville, General Electric, Ford, U S Steel, and many others with bid and ask figures. The document also notes Mississippi River stage readings for Davenport, La Crosse, Dubuque, and nearby towns, reflecting economic and regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J EB. Bennett & Co
Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Mining
Alaska Juneau
Nickel Ita Allesbany Corp
Wta Allied Chem Wi
A&mn Int Corp
Amn
Japhes Owens
Myers
Lackseed
Amt Roll Mills
Locus Inc Mary
Amn Smelting
Amn Steel
Touville
Steicesson
Marshall
Watks
Suis
Krami
Mont Ward
Mustas
Asd
Dev Gas
Nash —Keit
Atlantic
Nath Biscutt
Baldwin Leco
Wstirs
Rarnsdallai
Nat
Ian Beatrice Crmy
Central
Rendiy Avan
Nor Pac
Heth Steet
North Amn Co
Blaw Inox ‘G
Nor Amn
Wu Boring Airp
Ohio
Beantee Rohn Alum
Borden Ca
Packard Mtrs
Bia
Bare Warner Vw
Paramountain
Utah
Dia Fudd Mfc
Pthaee Co
Phillips
Pittsburgh
Canada
Proctor Gamble
Rand
Tend Steel
Gole Palmouve
Safeway
Colum Gas
Goml Credit 417
Seaboard Oil
Sears, Roebuck
Edison
Aimamons Co
Socony
Motors
Raanay
Snerry Corp
Wrands
Crucible
Calitary Cub
Ind
Curtiss
Etay Worner
Deere and Co
Stone Webster
Studebaker
du Pont
Ford Enrland
Gimbel Bros
Tiny Gas Co Va
Cudden
Goodnch BF
U S&s
Goodyear ‘Tire
Gratam Parne
Nor Ro
U S Rubber
Wes
U S Steel
Greyhound
Walworth
Cornei
Union
Westghee
Kreker Prads
Rye
Yneston S.T
Zenith Radiolata
Chicago
Armour & Co
Heileman
Libby McNet
Gly Berghoff
Drew R
Marsh Field
Bors Warner
Midwest Corp
Butler Bros S
Quaker O
Sunstrand
Chicago Corp
Swift and Co
Swift
Walereen
Elee Hshold
Zenith Rad
Mississippe River Stages
Davenport
API
Hastings
Nochanee
la Crosse
Dubuque
Fall of
Murratine
Leys
Mrniph
Wisconsin Cheese Quotas and Wool Market Report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week include daisies at 14 2 cents and horns at 14 1 2 cents with cheddar at 13 34 cents. Wool sales in Boston were slow with no change in quotations as domestic wool prices remained steady under US Department data.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Boston
US Dept Ag
Bringans
Churchill Warns Of Invasion Sends Market Tumbling
New York traders reacted to Prime Minister Churchill forecasting a likely invasion of England within a week. The stock market closed mixed with most war and industrial issues slipping while a few edged higher. About 300000 shares changed hands as investors moved to quieter positions awaiting developments. Major losers included US Steel Bethlehem Chrysler Kennecott and Western Union.
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New York
Vomester
Churchills
Hitler
England
Jeader
Churchill
Europe
Douglas
Boeing
United Aircraft
Eastman
Johns-Manville
Westinghouse
US Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown
Chrysler
Kennecott
Western Union
Advance in Wheat Prices Fueled by Various Factors
Wheat futures rose on the Chicago Board of Trade as buying through commission houses and short covering supported gains. Firm stock markets and improved wheat prospects boosted prices, with September wheat up about 42 cents and other grains showing mixed moves. Kansas City and Minneapolis quotes tracked Chicago, while Winnipeg held steady. Cash wheat and corn prices posted modest shifts amid light receipts and rising shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Chicago Produce Markets Report With Mixed Receipts
Chicago market updates show firm poultry and eggs with steady to firmReceipts: eggs 25 108 steady to firm with mixed colors. Butter cheese and futures slide slightly amid status quo deliveries. Potatoes show large arrivals and variable stock quality with overall weak prices due to decay.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rock Springs
Leshorns Uw'sc
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
U S
York
New York
Bond Market Gains as Stocks Rise on War News
New York bonds edged higher with a rising stock market as traders cited wartime news shaping sentiment. Industrials and utilities advanced with select rail issues and foreign bonds showing small gains amid cautious volume and slim price moves.
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New York
Alleghany
Erie
Sinail Central
Pennsylvania General
Belgium
Berlin
London
United States
King and Queen Take Shelter in London Visit
In southeast London on a morning air raid, King George and Queen Elizabeth sheltered in a police station. Crowded onlookers applauded as the royal couple, relaxed and composed, later shared tea. They toured devastated areas, the queen moved to tears speaking with widows.
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London
King George
Queen Elizabeth
King and Queen Tour Ruined London After Bombs
The king and queen walked amid rubble from twelve houses destroyed by a blast near a block of apartments. Women cheered and sang There Is Always Be an England as dust covered the queen's shoes. A bystander told them Hitler must have a bodyguard everywhere but remarked on their grounded arrival.
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Thor Noes
England
Hitler
Death notices for Richmond, Smith and Houke
Funeral services honored Ray Richmond 60 formerly of Cedar Rapids who died at Inver Grove Minnesota. He leaves a wife Mary and children Ras Fay and Mary plus siblings in Cedar Rapids and Montana. Also listed are Porter A Smith and Henry Houke funerals with Linwood cemetery interments and local marathon notes.
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Ray Richmond
Cedar Rapids
Inver Grove
Minn
Richmond
Rock Island
Minnesota
Anna Smythe
Mary Richmond
Ras
Kingsles
Fay
Mary
Charles Young
Florence Hetherington
Wes Lightner
Walter Richmond
Henry Richmond
Butte, Mont
C .L. Miller
Marion
Masonie Order
Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
Porter A. Smith
Porter A Smith
Chiscago
Turner Chapel
Charles J. Bready
Linwood Cemetery
Smith
F. W. Richardson
C Avenue
Chicago
Omaha
Henry Houke
Henry M. Houke
Ninth Street NW
Beatty Chapel
Pam
EF. Byers
Court House News on Garnishment of Vacation Pay
District court heard appeals from three cases involving garnishment of annual vacation pay beyond the 90 day exemption for family heads. Justice Ball ruled the garnishments were not subject to levy. Other items note Linn county selling a central city lot for 43.15 and a Marion property sale, plus two divorce actions for Bleifuss and Brechin.
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W A Ball
E. Achi
B HO Madden
J K Finch
Earl J Baker
Claude Luck
Donald L. Rooks
Ball
Linn County
HJ Cousins
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Nina E Merveaux
Interstate Commerce panel weighs Minneapolis St Louis railroad plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission examined a proposal to reorganize the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad on Wednesday in Minneapolis. The hearing focused on corporate structure and future operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Information
Rates show minimum two line ads with five words first line and six per added line. Prices listed for 3 to 7 days with multiple line options and a 10 cent surcharge for out of town blind ads. Ads accepted until noon for same day publication and 12 p.m. Saturday for Sunday issue. Dial 2-1121 Cedar Rapids Gazette classified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Ated World P
In Memoriam and Classifieds Fragments
In Memoriam for Leuna May with family names, funeral home line and ad snippets. Lost and found, ads for drugs, jewelry, van lines, and various services fill the page with scattered notices and personals.
Ford V-8 Deluxe Sedan in Route for Sale
An automobile dealer advertises Ford V-8 models including the deluxe sedan coupe coach and de luxe variants. Listings mention various body styles and configurations available for prospective buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MakKibben Motor Co
4Th Ave
2Nd St. SE
Padzensky
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Ieee
Omyta Livestock
Associated Press
Mat Yan
Ian
Anne Foe
Mason City
Austin
Austin Mount AP
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
APU
Heslers
Wedmronay Mara
Weesy A
Helles Hogs
Lamson Brothers and
Ahly
Shedp Sa
Sars
Sia
ST Paul Tinespock
SULTH
Paul Sap
Castle
HBL
Lhneers
Cedar Rapide Notlry
Ortces Springs
Michigan
Wall St
Begdad
Calif
Churchill Jars
Montana
South Dakota
Lamson Bros. and Co
DOW Jones
Court House News
Marge Bleifuss
H Fred Bleifuss
Waterloo
Frances Brechlin
Henry A Brechin
Waukegan, TH
the Gazette
THE
Iowa
Memoriam
Leuna May
Ous
Daddy
James
Janeba Funeral Home
Seth
Probasco
ALLIED Van_Lines, Inc
Lynch ‘Transfer & "Storage Co
Allied van Limes, Inc
Calder’s Ven & Storage Co. Inc
L. A
Laly
Podzimel
2nd_Ave
16Th Ave
Arent Kenwood Transfer
VINCENT' S_JEWELRY
Dra SE
H. _K Schacter
Kresne_Rlde
T Sands
2Nd ST NE
Plather
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Portland
Ore
Wish Massen
Bers
Letitia B. Runyon
United
Thornwood
Raeburn
Boyd Raeburn
WGN
Froal
Melody Mill
Giuscago
Bet
DIAL
Leo Pieper
Gents
Swisher
Joe Fisher
Udesen
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Stark
Stark’s Beauty
Stiller Beauty
NEWMAN'S _ BEAUTY SHOP
Roosevelt Beauty Shop
McKabe Beauty Shop
LA Vogue
Finger
Erma's
Beauty Shop
3Rd Ave
Gretchen's
2D Ave
Ruth “Thompson
Breauty
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Nara RA
Novak Heating CO
Const CO
Chienco
Montrose Hotel
Mr Press
Kutchera & CO
Durafeal
Rapid Floor Service Co
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Dia
A_KRIZ & SON
SD Ee
Ee Papcr
McAllister
Fred Young
Gardner
Willman
C_R. Heating Co
LE Cummins
Butters
Onl
West Coast
McQuiddy
Magnus
Peedeyeo
Ochterbeck
Pullman Hotel
Gordon Mitchell
Central City
Rte
c _hig Yane
John Greenlee
Clarence Merrit
Norway
Adams
Elmira NY
Hickey Brothers
Chilton
Sciwer
Westfield Mass
Help
Cincinnat
Adurs
G- Bo Gazette
JOHN A. _HERTEL
Adams St
Dent Tits
Box Cik Gazette
23Rd St
Grande Arc
Emil Jindrich
North Liberty
Ko2y Inn
Kennedy
John’ _Schlamp
Maarenro
Legal Stenocranher
Central Employment AG
CY Granby Legal ‘Tenographer
CY Granby
Wigley Bldz
Towanae SS
Autos & Trucks
Salem
Handler
FORD
Dodse and Plymouth Distributors
Second Ave
Rude's
Baxter Motors
Kadlec Bros
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