Livestock Prices Decline Across Markets on Tuesday
All classes of livestock showed a downward price trend as larger receipts hit ten markets including Chicago Kansas City Omaha and St Louis Beef cattle and hogs opened lower with lighter weights most affected. The week’s sales and seasonal demand remained weak while only select yearling and heavier steers held steady amid steady dressed beef trade.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Louis
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Report Highlights
Chicago Livestock reports receipts of 10 000 cattle and 4 000 sheep with mixed trade. Cattle mostly steady to 10 cents lower as heavier weights scarcity, with top market near 12 15. Hogs mixed, 10 cent declines in some weight classes. sow prices softer. Sheep strong for spring lambs with natives around 12 75. Meat prices and regional quotes from several markets included.
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Chicago
Idaho
WWA
Des Moines
INS
Town
Minnesota
Market report cattle hogs and sheep bid ranges and receipts
Hog and sheep receipts shown with totals around 6 500 to 9 500 and Western lambs at 17 cars. Prices vary by weight class from 5.50 to 11.70 per unit with mixed bids, noting lighter hogs and sows lower and feeder weights down. Des Moines, Des Moines market area included with nationwide yard and plant comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stluble
Omaha Livestock Prices Slide Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts at Omaha and Peoria markets show hogs down 15 25 cents with mixed heavy weights steady to down 10 cents. Cattle steady to firm for slaughter steers and stockers with bulls and vealers mixed, feeders and canners varied. Sheep and spring lambs mix with fat lambs steady and native spring lambs higher to 11.75 top.
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Sioux City
API
U 8
Dept. Agriculture
Paul
ST Paul
Minnicpi
U S. Dept. Agriculture
Mexico
North Dakota
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
US. Dept. Agriculture
Mberat
Peoria Livestock
Peoria
Ill
S. Dept. Agriculture
Foreign government bonds rise as Nordic reports buoy markets
New York bond market sees government dollar loans from Norway and Denmark gaining one to six points while foreign issues like Copenhagen bonds show activity amid reports of unrest in northern Europe. Latin American bonds stay firm with Brazil Uruguay and Chile in demand. US government bonds move little with minor changes overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norway
Denmark
Copenhagen
Uruguay
Brazil
U. S
Markets Report From Chicago And New York Produce
Receipts and movements across poultry butter eggs and potatoes show mixed firmness with steady to weak tones. Chicago reports heavy hens and ducks with price marks for White Rock varieties, butter and egg receipts strong, and Idaho Russet and Bliss Triumphs prices listed. New York shows steady to higher creamery butter prices and mixed egg grades with cash market markers.
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Chicago
White Rock Springs
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bliss
Wisconsin
Colorado
New York
Produce Futures and Refrigerator Standards Update
A cryptic price and standard notice lists futures for butter storage 270 and 3635 December and refrigerator standards for October. The garbled text includes references to Lamson fros and Ce and a Movember note with values 20.90 and 30.00, suggesting market pricing or catalog entries.
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Lamson Fros
Eosces
Stocks Edge Into New Highs as Market Closes Mixed
New York stocks moved through a fog of domestic and foreign questions. Some issues reached new highs for 1941 such as Loew's American Machine and Metal Sauvage Arms and Atlantic Gulf and West Indies. Mixed results left several names faltering including Du Pont Dow Chemical and Montgomery Ward.
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New York
Loew’s
American Machine and Metal
Sauvage Arms
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
United States Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Anaconda
Kennecott
United States Rubber
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
Armour and Wilson and Co
du Pont
Dow Chemical
American Can
Union Carbide
J. C. Penney
Montgomery Ward
Wall St. Stocks Quoted by Dennett and Co on Tuesday
J E Dennett & Co and manager W H Dune listed Tuesday quotations for a wide range of stocks and commodities. The scan shows prices across steel copper and chemical firms, railroads and consumer firms with notable figures from Armour to Westinghouse and General Electric, reflecting a bustling trading session in Chicago and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Dennett & Co
W. H. Dune
Merchants National Bank
Express
Johns Munville
Adams
Kennecout Cpr
Alaska Uag Allied Chem
Jeresne
Steve
Allis Chalmers
Lockheed
Mathiesen Ark
Maylag Miese
Amn
Amn Tel
Miami
Mont Ward
Bila Amn Wat
Amn Woolen
Fiuiray Corp We
Bellas
Ark
Sau Pisciit
Ace Dee Gas
GME Ge
Ar Atchison TS
Nor Pac
Barnsdall
Madorth Atmn Co
Bendix
Biaw ‘Boox
Boeing
Packard Mtrs
Ait Bohn Aly
Paramount
Borden
Penick & Ford
Brisas “Atte
Penney Se
Citey
Safeway
Opi Scheniey
Cole Pal
Colum Gnette
Sears Roebuck
Servel Inc
Shell Union Consoleum
Simmons Co
Cons Edison
Skelly of
Sou Railway
Contl Motors
Sperry Corp
Contl Oil
Crown Drug
Calif
Crucible Steel
Cub Amn
Cudahy
Warner
Curtiss Wr
Stone Webster
Oga
Studebaker
Deere & Co
Tex. Corp
Douwins Aire
Tex. Guif Gs
Union Pac
Unt
Aircraft
Gen Electric
Air Lines
Gen Foods
Unt Corp
Gen Gas
Hudson Mtrs
Westghouse Ei
IMI Central
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Willy Ovido
Hare
Wilcox
Hydro I Wilson. Co
Woolworth
Younsston S
TAIT
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Armour, Co
Jarvis W
Marsh Field
Norwest Bank
Borg Warner
Nobl
P.S
Edison
Swift. Co
Gve
Swift Intl
Chicago Corp
Zentth Radie Ub
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Grains and Hides
Grain prices list No 5 wheat No 2 oats No 2 soybeans No 2 priced. Barley No 3 35 48c. Corn No 2 yellow 65c. Hay and straw rates. poultry prices given for over 5 lbs and under 5 lbs. Fruits vegetables and produce include lemons oranges celery lettuce onions apples grapes prunes cauliflower sweet potatoes. Hides and animal products priced, horse values listed with miscellaneous notes on pony and glue pricing.
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Colorado
Chicago
aIn
Dye Instead Of Paint To Restore Bleached Convertible Top
A fabric top that has bleached can be restored with dye rather than paint. Apply by spray to avoid streaks and ensure the fabric is thoroughly cleaned before treatment.
Soybeans Fall on Chicago Market Amid Demand Slowdown
Soybean futures on the Chicago board of trade dropped over a nickel as demand waned, with beans finishing 4% lower. Traders cited slow demand and cautious buying ahead of Washington legislative developments, while wheat, oats, and rye also weakened.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Local Hog Market Slips as Prices Range Across Weights
Hog prices eased on Tuesday with 10 to 15 cent declines across grades. Reports show long haul top at 11.85 and various hog and packer prices by weight, alongside cattle and sheep quotes, detailing ranges for steers heifers cows calves and spring lambs, reflecting a weaker overall market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vysene
Agerys
Sagene
Bologna Buna
Wool Market Report From Boston Prices Firming on Demand
U S Department of Agriculture notes sizable sales of select domestic wools on the Boston market with firm to rising prices. Bright combing fleece three-eighths and quarter blood grades move at 47 to 51 cents grease, three-eighths territory 92 to 95 cents scoured, half-blood territory 1.03 to 1.05 for staple lengths and 1.00 to 1.02 for French combing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Bids Rejected for Ames Building. State Board Shifts Plan
The Iowa board of education rejected the second bid set for a new agricultural engineering building at Iowa State College as bids exceeded the $105 000 appropriation by $4 000. The board will proceed under direct project authority and seek a WPA contribution while following original specifications to replace the fire destroyed structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Education
Iowa State College
M. R. Pierson
Pierson
Highway Patrol Ordered to Tighten Enforcement in Iowa
Des Moines reports Chief C. A. Knee of the Iowa Highway Patrol ordered all sergeants to curb traffic accidents by strict enforcement. Through this year 387 people have died on public roadways, up 42 from the 1940 period. Knee cites violations of road laws and excessive speed as primary factors in recent serious and fatal crashes. Sergeant prompts will summon patrolmen under their command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. A. Knee
State Highway Patrol
Iowa
Knee
Mediators' Bid to Reopen Mines Rejected by Lewis
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, rejected a defense mediation board request for immediate reopening of strike-bound captive mines. He said reopening will wait until hearings begin, affecting 43,178 soft coal miners in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky seeking a union shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Defense Mediation Board
William H. Davis
Lewis
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Davis
Price Fixing Not New As Hammurabi Cited at Canopus
John R T Rives auditor for the O R C told Canopus club luncheon in the Roosevelt hotel that price fixing is not new. He cited the Code of Hammurabi from 2520 B C noting fixed prices for commodities and services including sailboat use. He traced democracy’s history and shared sidelights from several American presidents.
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John R. T. Rives
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Mr. Rives
Hammurabi
B. C
Funeral services for Wesley Chiad at Bohemian Reformed church
Wesley Chiad retired farmer eight miles southwest of Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Bohemian Reformed church west of Ely with Rev. Ludvik Burian and Rev. Francis Pokorny officiating. Burial in Truhlar cemetery. Friends may call at Janeba funeral home until 11 a.m. Wednesday.
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Wesley Chiad
Cedar Rapids
Bohemian Reformed Church
Ely
Ludvik Burian
Francis Pokorny
Truhlar
Janeba
Mrs. Rich Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies at 84
Mrs. Fred J. Rich aged 84 formerly of Cedar Rapids died September 15 at the home of her daughter Mrs. A H Mange in Denver Colorado after seventeen months bed fast following a stroke. She born March 4 1857 mother of Mrs. D Buss and had two sons Thomas Rich and George Rich six grandchildren and a great grandchild. She lived in Cedar Rapids about 15 years leaving four years ago to live with her daughter in Denver where services will be held and burial made.
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Fred J. Rich
Cedar Rapids
A. H. Mange
Denver
Colo
Rich
D. Buss
First Avenue E
Thomas Rich
Maquoketa
George Rich
Des Moines
Funeral Services for Mrs. Effie Dice Held in Rohn Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Effie Dice of 1200 K street SW will be in the Rohn chapel Wednesday at 4 p.m. a First Church of Christ Scientist reader will officiate and burial is in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening. Production of passenger cars in Canada has been limited this year to 110,126 vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Dice
K Street
Rohn
Canada
Lost ads and services fill the Gazette notice pages
Classified notices report a string of lost items including a white dog named Luddie and a gold Bulova watch with rewards posted. Also listed are lost glasses and a brown Pekingese, plus various ads for jewelry repair and local services. Local exchanges invite readers to provide references for auto transport and advertise cleaning and repair services.
Help Wanted Classifieds Note Requests and Rates
A fragment shows job ads offering work wanted in short classifieds. Entries include experienced farm hands seeking marine farm tasks with dial numbers, grocery or store clerks, and housekeeping services with references available by phone.
Interior Decorator Help Wanted and Caution in Ads
The Gazette warns that some Want Ads misrepresent employment or omit that cash deposits bonds or investments are required. Readers should investigate requests for cash deposits investments before paying or committing. A married couples seeks full household charge for good home in Town Abie with references. A competent married man for farm seeks steady work with cattle feeding experience preferred. State age references Dial 28474. A cement walkway or concrete work ad invites readers to contact Concrete Materials & Construction Co at 405 Granby Bldg Cedar Rapids. An excellent opportunity for a radio and sound engineer at CHECKER ELECTRIC SUPPLY. A reliable man with a truck is needed to deliver about 500 grocery orders weekly Box W-107. Home Oil & Gas Co seeks an experienced sales and service station attendant. A young man wanted to work in a studio by writing to P O Box 1063 City. Lincoln Bowling Alley seeks letter writers with no experience required. An elderly man tends furnaces for apartment rent two rooms at 515 8th Ave SE. Boys wanted for daily and Sunday paper routes apply 119 5th St SE.
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Dial
Concrete Materials & Construction Co
Granby
Cedar Rapids
Checker Electric Supply
1St St. SE
Gazette
Home Oil & Gas Co
9Th Ave
P.O
City
Lincoln Bowling Alley
8Th Ave
5Th St
Massachusetts
Wabash
Dept. B
Chicago
Marion
Azette
John W. Miller
Diamond's
Main St
Dubuque
Iowa
Country Club Parkway
Used Car Wants and Listings From Local Dealers
A dense classified style page shows many 1930s through 1940s autos for sale or trade. Multiple makes and models listed include Ford, Chevrolet, Hudson, Pontiac, Nash, and more with prices and dealer contact details. Local shops advertise trades, appraisals, and service options alongside model notes and engine details.
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HetOny, Hogs
Avg
Amt
Associated Press
Otcmwa
Tirht
Waterloo
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Anager
Asenel
Aoee
Dee
Feder & Sons
Twelfth St
E. Cohn & Sons, Inc
6Th Ave
3Rd St
Austin
Austin Minn
Federal Farm
Wall St
Powltry
Winnipeg
Wheat
Hirth
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse A
Prairie du Chiene
Dubuque Eeee
Keokuk Davenport
Ores
Cairo
Oaeersy
Memphis
Sreies
Ames
Highway Patrol
Rives
Canopus
Kuba Funeral Home
St. SE
Luddie
Howard
Neil Scheffner
E Ave
1St Ave
Ith St. Ws
Trinity Lutheran Church
Aik
John Stechcon
Eware
Katz Jewelry & Loan CO
Be AE
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Seeger Es Hier Srorlce
The
Mary Adams
David Mecrenor
Rave Hat Shop
Land's 2
L. A. Lower Jeweler
2Nd St
Wisconsin Lumber. CO
CE Dian Scevicl
Vincent's Jewelry
Ird St
Jichard St
Richards
Avery
Tom Mason
3Rd Ave
Andrew
1St St. SW
Sands Printing Co
2Nd St. NE
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
SRE Shale Ess VO
Smee
Virginia Thurs
Anne
E. A. Kriz & Son
1St St
New In Seas Sons
Seattle
C.R. Knitting CO
St.sw
Aie
Sees Sens CO
Lovely Lady Odl
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishop's
Lillian Sudg
Paris Academy Beauty School
Hepner's
Lebeda
Willman Coal & Wood
Gardner
Carl Kasner
MASON
V. Borovec
Tel
Morris Fur Shop
Fred Young
Aorex & Fletcher Rapids
ST. Des Moines
Geo. L. Karr
Alines
Kutchera Soddings& Fuel CO
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Temple
Ubrar the
Iil
Danceland
Hank Winder
W. E. Warren
Mgr
Marlon Ive
Cedar Park
Thornwood
Paul Arthur
Cecil Reed
TOP Hat
Twin Towers
Partles
Ce-Mar
Palisades Lodge
Lower Palisades
Eva M DeLape
Mer
Hallwood Cafe
J. P. Stampfer Company
Dail
Rawleelgh’s
Freeport
Illinois
B. E. Draper
Help Wanted
Grogan CO
East Adams
Dept
Mo Pasta
Proto Friendship
Elmiray
Schwer
Depr
Westfield
MLS
Janes Art Studio
Anson Place
Rocheser
Aeg
Chilton Greetings
Essex
MIBSS
Fidelity Employment Service
2Nd Ave. SE
Central Employment Agcy Granby
Trade Schools
Henderson School OF Welding
5Th Ave
Midwest
Rapids
Marlon
California Aircraft Institute
Keiran
Alison
L. J. Kiersey
Granby Margaret McCall
ee _ Saint
Se Dudt
Rene Gueges
Rapaport
Ave. E
Chevrolet
Padzensky’s
A_Ave
1St Street
Rial
Katz Auto Parts Co
7Th Ave
Schamberger "Motor CO
Makibben Motor Co
4Th Ave
2Nd St. SE
Hudson Sales CO
Dlec Bros
16Th Ave
By Galbraith
NEA Service
Bit
T. M.red
U.S. Pat
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