Hogs and cattle market notes from Chicago and Midwest
Unofficial Monday cattle 17,000 hogs 30,000 sheep 10,000. Chicago quotes steady hogs at 14 top, cattle and sheep varied with receipts around 200 calves in Chicago and 1,000 hogs at Sioux City and Omaha yards. Iowa hog prices listed across weight ranges, with steady to firm tones on most classes and mixed regional quotes for barrows and sows.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Colorados
Omaha
Ins
Nebraska
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago produce receipts and prices show steady to firm market with multiple items. Butter and eggs provided mixed receipts and pricing. cheese and potatoes listed with style indices and regional stock notes. Live poultry and turkeys are reported with spot pricing and wholesale levels across various weights and categories.
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Chicago
Idaho
Burbanks
Nebraska
Bliss
Minnesota
North Dakota
Cobblers
Michigan
Wisconsin
Texas
U S
York
Wheat and Oats Hold Steady as Rye Edges Lower
Chicago market notes show wheat and oats steady to slightly easier with barley firm. Wheat unchanged to down 0.03, oats flat to down 0.01, rye up 0.03 but off its peak, barley bid higher. Also reports no immediate sales in wheat, corn, or oats with minor nominal bids in malt barley and field seeds.
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Chicago
Six regional war labor board rejects hotel wage rise
Edgar L Warren chairman of the Sixth regional War Labor board announced Friday night that a three cents an hour wage increase for 1,251 Minneapolis hotel employees had been rejected because it violated the Little Steel formula.
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Chicago
Edgar L Warren
Sixth Regional War Labor Board
Minneapolis
Stock Market Turns Uneven in Early Month Trading
New York stocks opened fairly steady then edged uneven by close on a light turnover stock market activity. The session featured mixed results across rails and various industrials with notable names including Allied Chem, Amn Std, Chrysler Mot, Coca Cola, Sears Roebuck, IBM and US Steel among others.
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New York
J Jump
E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Saturda Adams Express
Allied Chem Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Amn
Roll Mills
Smelt
Amn Steel
Fdr
Tel&Tel
Anaconda Cop Armour & Co
Angchison SF Atlantic Air Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco Balt
Ohio
Bendix
Ava
Best Foods
Beth Steel
Boring Air Borden Co
Borg Warner
Kennecott
Kresee S
Libby McNeil
Libbey Owens
Lik & Myers B
Link Belt
Loews Inc
McKesson
Marshall Fid
Martin GL
Maytag Mig
Mols Moline Tha
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Nash-Kely
Natl Biscuit
Natl Dalry P
Natl
Nor Pacrr
North Amn Co
West Fractor Gamble
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Bize
Hadio Keit
Rem Rand
Steel Colg Palmolive
Reyn
Colum Gas
Edison
Crown Drug Crucible
St Cub Amn
Curtis
A Deere & Co
Douglas
Pont Erle R R.ct
Gillette SR
Scheniey
Sears Roebuck
Server Inc
Union Carbide
Uni Aircraft
Uni Air Lines
Uni Drug
Uni Fruit Co
Fruehauf
Uni Gas
Imp
Goodyear
Graham Paize Gt Nor Ry Pr Greyhound Houston Oil Homestake
Hudson Mtrs
Hupp Mtrs Us
Central
Hary Inti Nickel Intl Papers
US Rubbergist
US Steel
Walworth
Warner Brosana
Wes Union
Westghouse
Willys Ovid
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Youngston S
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Steady Across Grades
Cedar Rapids hog market kept prices firm on Saturday with top butcher bids at 13.55 and packers at 12.95. Sale notes list varied hog weights from 160 pounds to 500 pounds and provide price bands for each category. Also included are cattle and sheep market quotes, and a long column of church notices, lost and found items, personal ads, and local business listings.
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Iowa
the Associated Press
Good Butchers
Mason C
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Astin
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Eward
Aj Ave
Butch
Buick
James
Business
Alt
Vernon
Jens Thuesn
Belle Plaine
Ralph Stafford
E. C. Fisher & Son
Springville
Cedar Rapids Market Report Grain and Live Poultry Prices
Detailed prices for grains including oats, wheat, rye, corn and soybeans with quality grades. May and Straw, baled hay and straw prices. Poultry market figures for Springs, hens, leghorns and other fowl. Fresh fruits vegetables and citrus prices from Florida to California, plus potatoes and naval orange values. Hides, calves, horses, kips and related cartilage noted. old text references included.
Wisconsin Dairy Prices Provide Local Market Snapshot
Miscellaneous notes from Plymouth Wisconsin record a week of April prices for cheese including twins or cheddars at 2344c. The Mississippi River stage readings show Davenport Portage 10.4 rising 0.1, Prairie du Chien 7.6 rising 0.4, McGregor 1.6 rising 0.3, Dubuque 6.4 to 6.6 with fall 0.4, Gordons Ferry and Bettendorf rising to Davenport 6.33 fall 0.4, Keokuk 6.6 fall 0.1.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Davenport
Portage Sone
Prairie du Chien
McGregor
Pall
Dubuque
Gordons Ferry
DE Keokuk
Marion News Briefs Reflect Local Sunshine and Military News
Mrs. Merle Dodd learns her Marine son Arthur E. Dodd at Pearl Harbor has been promoted to corporal. Caroline Parks recovers from illness. George and Mrs White return to Marion from Lisbon. Local ads note 10c S and M bunion pads at Owen's Cut Rates Drug. Mrs Norman J Waffle visits Des Moines for weekend with sister Mrs Carl Gruss. Reading circle met with program China Shall Rise Again presented by Mrs Robert Cessford with twelve members. Miss Ruth Maier hosts dinner for Niece Mrs Philip Smithmeyer and Capt Smithmeyer and son Phil. Mrs Russell Davis and granddaughter Bonnie Jean visit in Belleville Ill with Bonnie Jean's parents Pvt and Mrs Wallace Davis. Pvt Davis stationed at Scott Field.
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Merle Dodd
Arthur E. Dodd
The
Marines
Pearl Harbor
Arthur Newman
China Shall Rise
Robert Cessford
Ruth Maier
Philip Smithmeyer
Capt. Smithmeyer
Phil
Russell Davis
Bonnie Jean
Belleville, Ill
Pvt
Wallace Davis
Pvt. Davis
Scott Field
Marion Wins Two Firsts in School Music Competition
Marion high school topped the WaMaC conference music contest, taking first in the boys glee club and mixed chorus at the Lincoln building. Vinton and Tipton led the concert band, Anamosa won girls glee and mixed chorus, with several schools earning second ratings in various vocal and band events.
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Marion High School
Lincoln
Vinton
Tipton
Anamosa
Manchester
Monticello
Maquoketa
Marion
Independence
John E. Hutchins
Cedar Rapids
Noel J. Logan
Central College
Pella
Tolbert MacRae
Iowa State College
Paul Behm
Grinnell
A. R. Edgar
C. B. Righter
Iowa University
Marion Churches Weekly Services and Programs
Marion Churches announces Baptist services led by Rev. Benjamin H. Shaw with Bible school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m A sermon titled The King Comes to His Capital Holy communion service Torch Bearers meet at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 with sermon The Prince of Life Midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 8 p m Choir rehearsal at 7 p m St Joseph s Catholic Church is led by Rev.
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T. J. McEliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible School
Christ
Christian Endeavor
Kenneth Daum
Congregational—Church School
Avery Lambert
Iowa University
Teresa Naso Meci
Donald B. Christie
the Palms
Free Methodist
C. B Patrick
Arthur W. Henke
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
Westminster Fellowship
Jo Anna Dumbalton
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Benjamin H.shaw
Prince of Life
St. Joseph’s Catholic
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Des Moines
Tinsi
At & Am
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
NEW York Bond Review
Omsr
Baltimore
Proria
Eastern
Burlington
Cleveland Union Terminal
Erie
Kansas City
Buller Bros
Quaker O
Swift and Co
Walercen
C. R
Conner
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Keeshin Motor Express
Katz Jewelry & Loan
1St St. SE
Jack’s
First Street
Post Office Men’s
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Chiverton's
10TH ST_SE
Schaefer's
MFG
Kresge
Vincent’s
STORS
NOTI
K. Schaefer
Kresze
Buiova
2Nd St
J_J Barker
17Th St
Claxton College Pharmacy
Fisher Drug
Bedbugs
Richards Laboratory
Ist
Oseastons
Sands Printing
George McFarland
Danceland
Don Roberts
Orch
Cal Mesers
Nat Towlies
Marva
Joe
Louis
Perl
Hi-Way Gardens
Fourth Avenue SE
Novak Fearing Co
Solbelde Furniture Exchange
Godyear
Charlie’s
14Th Ave
Sinaia
Marty Davis
Or Attein
Walter Ehlers
TOM Mason's Cleaners
3Rd Ave
Mid-West Insulation Co
1St Ave
Hap’s
Electric Hoto-Rapter Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Sparta Machine J
T Thomas
Ronnie
Fred Young
Reliable Man
NOBLE
Ray Leeper
BUD Myers
Dalla Lalla
Gazette
WMC
Cargill's Feed and Soybean
W. T, Mackey
Cargill, Incorporated
Sixth St. NE
Lattner Mfg. Co
12Th Ave
Wnees
Davis Shoe Department
Ave. SE
Red Crown
3Rd St
Process I Laundry Co
Dickey Food Store
Mineck
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Naval
Hilde
Marion News
Caroline Parks
Mrs
Floyd S. Parks
George White
Lisbon
Owen
Norman J. Waffle
Carl Gruss
George C. Oxley
George A Oxley
Garden City
Kan
Kathleen Oxley
Grinnell College
B . Wooldridge
Charleston
F E. Wooldridge
Everett Cortright
Fort Dodge
Marton High
Ralph Jo Williams
Harry Maire
Lost Nation
Marm
Mr Maire
Merle A. Knight
Marion Churches
Uli
Boushmer
Mairzy Doats
Doazy Doats
Lovely Lady Oil
Bishop's Lody Lady
First Avenue
Dial
Cnore
Paris Academy Dial
Silver Leaf Room
10Th St. SW
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Colonial Baking Co
Fifth Avenue SE
Bupane Gas Co
Colonial Baking Company
Fifth Ave. SE
Rapids Chevrolet Co
Ist Ave. E
Heable & CO
McKinley St
Man
Priebe & Sons, Inc
1St
Allen Motor CO
Right Man
People's Furniture CO
First Ave NE
Quaker Oats
Calder's van & Storage Co
Hubbard Ice & Fuel CO
First St. NW
Flint
Mr. DeLancey
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
E. D. Allen
Hillcrest
Naval Preflicht Ting School
Iowa City
Taft
Cedar Rapids Tire Co
Armstrong
Handler
Ind Ave. SE
Hotel Montrose
Peoples Savings Bank
1St St
F. W. Woolworth CO
Ambulance Service CO
11Th ST
Mr. McHugh
May's Drug Store
Temple Roller Rink
Twin
Towers Cafe
Amels
Clinton Company
Clinton
Wate
Cail
E_ ATHENS PRESS
Java
Montrose
Lindy’s Cafe
Woolworth's
Uccess Engineering Corporation
Indy
D Ave
Royal Laundry
J Gazette
Sid’s Beauty Shop
Lasswell Studio
Union News
Union Railroad Station
Kozy Inn
Naxera
Stoler
Paramount Theater
Butterfly Cafe
Ohour
Mandarin Inn Cafe
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