Record hog market peaks and futures from Chicago grain trades
Chicago hog prices hit a 16 year high with a 10 to 15 cent rise, top at 14.35 per cwt as traders weigh government lend lease pork and lard purchases. Cattle and sheep markets were steady to slow with modest gains and soft demand, while Iowa hog receipts totaled about 26 500.
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Chicago
Ulog
Agricultural Marketing Service
Iowa
Des Moines
U.S.C.A
Minnesota
Iowa Hog Prices Reported by The Associated Press
Iowa hog price quotes show various weights and packer bids with figures for Waterloo Ottumwa and Sioux City markets. The report notes prices based mainly on truck-hailed hogs and includes quotations from Chicago and Sioux City livestock markets.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Good Butchers
Waterloo
Peoria Livestock Report Shows Mixed Trade On Hogs Cattle And Lambs
Peoria Michigan AP report notes hogs salable 2400 with prices up to 14.25 per cwt and sows up. cattle 400 strong with steers yearlings and calves at around 12.00 to 13.50. lambs mixed with fat lambs steady to down and some bids around 12.10 to 12.50 for good and choice offerings.
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Omaha
Dept Agriculture
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Dent Agriculture
Faoady
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Mondajy
Preorea Livestock
Peoria
Rio
Sascepor
Local Hog Market Continues Higher On Tuesday
Hog prices rose across all grades with a 15 cent uptick. Top long haul no fill sells for 14 15, while various hog and cattle price ranges are listed and cattle demand shown as strong. Sheep and calf markets show select gains for lambs and ewes with mixed softer prices for others.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain and produce prices list in Cedar Rapids notes various grains, beans, and straw values. Poultry items include weights and cocks, while fruits vegetables meats and hides show quoted per unit or per dozen prices. Regional listings cover celery lemons oranges lettuce onions cabbage carrots potatoes and apples with general market figures.
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Bennerles
Colorado
Ptatoes
Texas
Box Delicious AG Winesap
Markets report from Chicago produce firm and New York product
Chicago Produce market receipts show firm butter and poultry with varied scores and prices. eggs, cheese, potatoes, and living poultry noted with ranges for broilers, turkeys, and fowls. New York product details list egg prices, butter scores, and dressed poultry varying by grade and delivery month.
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Chicago
Idaho
Riaset
Burbanks
Nebraska
Colorado
Red McClures
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bliss
Wisconsin
Cobblers
New York
Stock Market Uneven Again Shifts Lead in Early Week
An uneven market Monday to Tuesday saw mixed gains and notable losses as leaders faltered. About 300000 shares traded with air transport names aided by renewed hopes for higher mail rates, while several major issues lagged behind in the close.
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New York
American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Allied Chemical
United States Gypsum
Goodrich
Woolworth Jn
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
American
Telephone
Standard Oi
N.J
Union Carbide
Douglas Airersaft
Sears Roebuck
United States Rubber Preferred
Western Union
du Pont
Wall Street Quotation Rundown From Adams Express and Major Stocks
The bulletin lists numerous stock names and prices from Adams Express, Alaska Juneau, International Nickel, Paper, Allied Chem, Amn Loco, T&T, Lockheed, Loews, Lorillard, McKesson, Maytag, Martin G L, Nat Gas, Coca Cola, Chrysler Motors, General Electric, General Motors, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, Union Carbide, Union Pacific, and many others. It records trading values across diverse sectors, including steel, oil, chemicals, rail, and consumer goods.
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J JuMp
E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Tulsday
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
T&t
Allis Chalmers
Amn
Loco
Maracaibo
Pow & L
Radi
Roll Mills
Amn Smelting
Amn Steel Fdys
Sue Ref Amin Tel & Tel
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Kresge
Libbey Owenski
Lig & My
Lockheed
Loews
Incay Lorillard
Pat McKesson
Marshall Pict
Martin G L
Mathiesen Ark
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Nash-Kelv
Biscuit Armstrong Cork Atchison S F Atlantic
L Aviation Corp Barnsdall
Barber Asphalt Bath Iron
Beatrice Crmy
Bendix
Avn
Bucyrns
Erte Beth Steel
Blaw Knor
Boeing Alrp Rohn Alum Borden Co
Bore Warner Bridgeport
Briggs Mie Budd
Mfr
Budd Wheel
Burroughs
Ada
Cal & Mecla
Wyant
Can
Pac
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler_ Motors Cities
Coca Cola
Colum Gas Com
Salvents
Southern
Congoleum
Cona Edison
Motors
Crown Drug Crucible
Stee
Cub Amn Sue
Curtiss
Curtiss Wr
North Amn Co
Otis Steel
O's
Packard
Paramount
S Park
Echenley Disgi
Seaboard Oil
Sears Roebuck
Servel Inc
Simmons Co
Skelly Ol
Socony
Sou Railway
6Perry Corp
Tiqx
Warner Bros
Wes Union
Westehse AB
Westehac
Ava
Chicago Corp
Edison Heileman
Katz Drug
Libby McNeil
Marsh Field
Midwest Corp
Otaker O
Quaker O
Bwlit & Co
Swift
Tia Walgreen
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Wool Market Report
Plymouth Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of April 6 11 from the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange show twins at 2044 cents daisies at 21 cents and cheddars at 204% cents. In Boston wool market inquiries included fine combing Ohla Delaimee at 47 to 49 cents and fine clothing wool fleece at 39 to 41 cents. Graded 24 and 4 blood combing bright wools quoted at 52 to 53 cents. Dow Jones Averages noted Bonds.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Twins
Grain Range Narrow as Hog Rally Lifts Corn Prices
Chicago grain futures held a tight range on Tuesday with wheat down a little, corn steady to up slightly, and oats rising as hog prices renewed demand. Traders noted firmness in oats from expected consumptive disappearance and corn support from stronger hog markets, while soybeans edged higher to offset overall softness.
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Chicago
British Bombers Pound Ruhr and Rhineland Areas
British bombers raided the Ruhr and Rhineland for a second night, but bad weather reduced scale and visible results. The air ministry said five planes were missing after the attacks and two medium enemy supply ships were hit off Norway by coastal command planes, one by torpedo and one by bombs. One coastal command plane is missing.
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London
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Air Ministry
Norway
Coastal Command
Army Officer Impostor Commanded Troops in Boston Case
Felton Harris an 18 year old from Columbus Georgia faced an impersonation charge after he was found living as a second lieutenant at Fort Devens and in charge of Negro troops. He wore a uniform and conducted drills while enjoying officer privileges before FBI discovery in Cambridge. Bail set at 3000 dollars for April 15 hearing.
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Boston
Felton Harris
Harris
East Cambridge
Fort Devens
United States
Columbus
Alfred G. Malagodi
Fort Benning
Cambridge
FBI
City Briefs and Local Club Affairs
Mrs Arch Moel underwent an operation Tuesday morning at St Luke s hospital. The Canopus club initiated members Tuesday at a Roosevelt hotel meeting E C Griffith F A Chalupsky H E Olerich and Dean Barnhizer. Newman Company Party employees were entertained in the Glow room of the Gas company Monday night at the annual spring party. Dinner for 115 followed by a short meeting Mrs Newburger guest. Seven motorists learned the 1941 license plate deadline April 1 had passed and were fined 2 and costs by Justice Churchill.
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Arch Moel
M Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
E. C. Griffith
F. A Chalupsky
H. E. Olerich
Dean Barnhizer
Newman Company
Gas Company
B. J. Newburger
Carl Etlinger
H. R. Churchill
Highway Patrol
CIO President Opposes War Sales Tax Plan
CIO President Phillip Murray condemned a proposed war sales tax as the worst possible revenue measure and backed a treasury proposal to collect higher income levies at the source via payroll deductions.
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CIO
Washington
INS
Phillip Murray
Treasury
Sons of Wallace Wilson Oblivious of 40 Mile Limit
Sheriff H W Jennings confirmed that two Des Moines youths, John Wilson and James Wallace Jr, did not know of a 40 mile hour speed limit proclamation. They were with Boyd Chambers, charged with driving over 80 mph. the 80 mph charge continued. Governor Wilson said his son is not exempt from the law.
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Marshalltown
H. W. Jennings
Marshall County
Des Moines
John Wilson
George A. Wilson
James Wallace
Henry Wallace
Boyd Chambers
Chambers
Jennings
Wilson
Young Wilson
Wallace
George Wilson
John
Iowa
Courthouse Dismissals Elm Equity and Injury Suits
District court dismissed Courthouse One equity and two personal injury suits on motion by plaintiffs. Biddick and Bidick of Biddick Eastman Lumber dismissed $254.18 promissory note and $53.48 merchandise claim against Frank S. Fairley with costs. Dorothy Hoff’s $12,259.60 injury claim against Wilson Leidigh and Ray Leidigh dismissed with prejudice. Stella Pechar’s personal injury and property damages suit against Joe Vanourney and the Rude Auto Co. dismissed with prejudice as to Rude Auto. The $1,883.34 injury claim tied to a collision between Vanourney and Godfrey Pechar. Sheriff recovered a stolen car linked to W L Glessener. car found by Palo roadside. Mack Newman reported the unoccupied vehicle. Haegg Roofing Co. won a $1,003.94 judgment against Howard Hilton for profits on insulation sales.
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R Biddick
M. Ti. Biddick
Biddick- Eastman Lumber Company
Frank S. Fairley
Dorothy Hoff
Wilson Leidigh
Ray Leidigh
Stella Pechar
Joe Vanourney
Rude Auto Company
Vanourneyne
Godfrey Pechar
Navy
Governor names Clarence Knutson to lead Wilson campaign
Des Moines AP reports Governor George A. Wilson appointed Clarence Knutson a Clear Lake hardware merchant and banker to run the Wilson for senator campaign. The headquarters opened in the Empire Building, recalling Knutson’s 1934 gubernatorial candidacy.
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Des Moines
Clarence Knutson
Clear Lake
George A. Wilson
Empire Building
Knutson
Farmhouse Burned West of West Liberty
A farmhouse owned by Will Propst and occupied by Mr and Mrs Wilfred Thompson two miles west of West Liberty burned to the ground about 2 am Tuesday, causing about 5000 in damage. Fire started between five chimneys and the Thomspons saved only a few chairs. In Washington, Harry Swartzendruber of five miles northeast of Wellman faced a grand jury on forgery charges for cashing a 10 check signed Roy L Yoder. he had been in California and Florida and was wanted on similar Iowa City and West Liberty charges.
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West Liberty
Will Propst
Wilfred Thompson
Thompson
Washington
Harry Swartzendruber
Wellman
T W . Zillmer
Swartzendruber
Roy L. Yoder
California
Florida
H. M. Putnam
Iowa City
Want Ad Rates and Information for Classifieds
The notice explains want ad pricing, word counts, and run lengths with examples. It lists daily and multi day rates, line counts, mailing charges, and guidance on placing and paying for ads, along with miscellaneous local business ads and contact details.
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Cedar Rapids
Defense Plant Workers Strike at Dubuque
Dubuque AP reports Klauer Manufacturing Snogo plant suspended operations after 50 union workers refused to work with two non union men. Clarence Barton of Local 1238 says union seeks to have the two outsiders join the IAM. The contract is not closed and runs until June 15.
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Dubuque
Snogo
Klauer Manufacturing Company
War Department
Snoge
Clarence Barton
Key City
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Barton
Wilson and Company Declares Dividend
Wilson and Company directors declare a $1.50 per share dividend on the $6 preferred stock payable to stock of record April 17. The dividend covers arrears from August 1, 1941 to October 31, 1941.
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Chicago
Wilson and Company
Navy to Accept Negro Reservists for General Service
The navy announced that Negro volunteers would be accepted for enlistment as reservists in the navy marine corps and coast guard with recruitment soon to begin. Secretary Knox said small warships may be crewed by Negro sailors under white officers and that as they gain experience they will become petty officers, but no Negro officers are planned at present.
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Navy
Washington
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Knox
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3Rd Ave
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16Th Ave
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