Hogs Steady Across Chicago Market As Receipts Vary
Unofficial weekly and Saturday livestock receipts show hogs steady with small supplies at Chicago yards while cattle and sheep hold near steady. Reports from multiple markets including Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, St Louis, Sioux City, St Paul, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and others detail varying prices, weights, and holdovers across cattle, hogs, and lambs as buyers and sellers navigate the fluctuating market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Louie
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Lstowates
Chicago Tap
Produce Markets New York and Chicago Report Mixed Prices
New York receipts show eggs steady with higher creamery butter and mixed color prices for various grades. Cheese receipts remain quiet with unchanged pricing. Chicago reports butter and eggs steady, storage baked extras up slightly, and potatoes arriving on track.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago -Ap
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Farm Prices
A Cedar Rapids market summary lists grain prices for Wheat No 1 60c No 2 58c White oats No 2 26c No 3 23c Rye No 2 30 31c Barley No 3 28 39c shelling No 2 yellow 39c No 3 Toe Soybeans No 2 yellow 80c. Hay straw baled tame hay 7.00 baled straw 35.00. Butterfat prices sweet Vic No 1 cream 20c No 2 cream 18c. Poultry prices colored hens 14c Leghorns 11c colored roosters 8c Leghorn roosters 7c. Wholesale fruits vegetables lemons 35.50 6.50 oranges 2.50 3.75 grapefruit 2.00 2.50 celery 3 toed. onions 1.00 1.85 cabbage 3.25 carrots 2.75 crate tomatoes 1.00 new potatoes 2.75 potatoes 1.35 4 21.90 sweet potatoes 1.75. Hide market No 1 cured beef hides 6c No 2 5c No 1 calf i No 2 calf a No 1 kip f No 2 kip e No 1 horse 2.50 No 2 horse 2.00 Pony and slave hides base price. including manes and fetals.
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Cedar Rapids
Mulemee
Sa.wu
Hogs Steady on Local Market Amid Salmon of Prices
Hogs hold steady with top price around 6.80 as buyers mix in various weight classes from 140 to 350 pounds. Cattle and calf sections show mixed values, with steers and yearlings priced between about 7.5 and 11.25, and sheep listings noting spring lambs and bucks at modest figures.
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Chicago
US Dept. Agricuture
California
Omaha Livestock Omaha
S. Dept Agriculturey
Slauszhter
Cholee
Wisconsin cheese highlights and wool market report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for next week show cheddars around 11 1 2 cents with other varieties cited. Wool market in Boston was slow with limited trading. prices for fine delaine and bright fleeces held firm or eased in parts, reflecting mixed demand.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Call Board
Americas
Boston
Dept. Agriculturer
Bond Markets Edge Higher Amid European War Hopes
New York ailing bond market rose about two points in late trading as investors priced in potential peace moves by Roosevelt and shifting war currents. Utilities and industrial loans led gains with Columbia Gas and Electric 55 and Commonwealth Edison 3s among top performers while U S Steel and Shell Union Bes posted modest advances. Government issues moved higher but demand remained cautious amid mixed overseas cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW
U. S. Steel
Shell Union Bes
Frisco
Nickel Plate
Portland General Electric
U. S
Andan S
CIO Seeks Ruling Extending Child Labor Protections to Newsboys
The CIO urged a new interpretation of the fair labor standards act to cover all children under 16 employed by newspapers in distribution. CIO counsel Lee Pressman said the children’s bureau should redefine its ruling to include circulation staff, while the ANPA warned many newsboys would be excluded under the current rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
Lee Pressman
Labor Organization
Children’s Bureau of the
Labor Department
Pressman
Children’s Bureau
Elisha Hanson
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Faint Peace Hopes Lift Wall Street Rally
Faint peace hopes revived Wall Street causing a rally of one to four points on Saturday. Roosevelt urged halt to war crises, traders saw the move as stabilizing, while bonds lagged stocks. Turnover about 600000 shares with gains in U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler GM Westinghouse du Pont GE US Gypsum Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward.
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New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Westinghouse
du Pont
General Electric
US Gypsum
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Electric Bond
Shore
Lockheed
Lake Shore
American Gas and Electric
Wall Street Quotes and Mississippi River Stages Report
The page lists stock quotations from Adams Express to Westinghouse and multiple companies with prices and changes. It also reports Mississippi River stage readings at Davenport La Crosse and Dubuque, plus Dow Jones Averages and Stark Averages with current open, high, low, and close figures. A lab note states a single inch air column offers resistance comparable to an immense copper cable.
Traders turn to selling side as wheat prices sag
Good rains in the winter wheat belt and lighter European concerns pushed traders to the selling side on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat fell 4 to 18 cents with May at 6 83/4, corn down 1/2 to 4 cents, and oats 16 to 14 cents slower. cash wheat reported no sales.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Nebraska
China
Winnipeg
Liverpool
City Briefs And Personals Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs. Elleroy Smith a missionary on furlough from Ningpo China will speak at Olivet Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11 am. Mrs. Smith formerly lived in Orange City. Mrs. J L Lupton 305 G avenue NW left Saturday for a week with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Romig southeast of Center Point. Mr Lupton will depart tonight for a business trip to Chicago. Ninth Grade Party at the YWCA Saturday features a Hoodlum's How hard time party with ping pong on the second floor and dancing in the third floor auditorium from 7 30 to 10 Chaperons Mr and Mrs S D Keyes and Mr and Mrs Owen Harden. Bike incident at Third and Second SE leaves Walter McCune 16 from 1415 Seventh Ave SE with a skinned knee and shin after his bicycle collided with a car driven by Robert Gihring of Luzerne IA as Gihring turned left. Cub Pack No 1 of Immaculate Conception church met Friday night in the school parlors with Cubmaster George Gohman leading a radio review. Awards were given Ted Rahe two stars gold arrow and lion Bud Sturdavent wolf badge two gold stars Jim Ryan two gold stars Joe Stark two gold stars Louis Nilles wolf award Gerald Nilles gold arrow Jack Maher lion Bob Cassel silver arrow.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hary
Alaska Juneau
Hydro
Allegheny Corp
Bicker
Paper
Allied Ghem
Alls Chalmers
Johns Manville
Amal
Rye
Kennecott
Krosce
Pwr
Lambert
Amn
Corp
Lehigh Valley
Asa Loco
Libby Owens
Lik & Myers
Ain Metaleane Borys
Poo Ates
Mills
Louiseille G
H Ann Sncline
McLellan
Marshall Pid
Maren Gugat
Mathieson Aik
Maytag Mfrayn Amn Wat
Atl
Mont Ward
Armour Co
Murray Coron
Atchison
TSF
Atlantic
Biscuit
Baldwin Loco
Balto Ohio
Nor Pac _ hate
North Amn Co
Boeing Altmn
Nor Amn Avilita Bohn Alum
Ohio
Borden Corp
Otis Steen
Borg Warner
Packard Mire
Brisas Mis
Utah
Bucyrus Erle
Buddae Tia Babine
Bonna
Burroudhs
Ponney
Peoples Gas
Calumet
Canada Dry
Procter Gamble
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohio
Radio Corpn
Ches Corp
Radio Keith
P&p Skee Motors
Contl Motors
Sperry Corn
St Joe
Stend Brands
Coty Inc
Crown Drug
Stand
Calif
Crucible Steel
Ind
Curth Wright
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
Deere
Studbaker
del L
Tex Coron
Douglas Air
du Pont
Tidewater
Eastman
Freeport
Uni el Goas
Bakers
Uni Gas Co
Gen Frods
Uni Gas Imp
Gen Motors A
Gen Realty
Pine
Gillette Sra
Great W Sng
Westghse AB
Greyhounds
Westshie el
Hayes
White Motors
Hecker
Hiram Walker
Witrox
Willie Co
Hudson Motors
Chicago
Automat
Flee
Hshold
Bries Lavehlin
Helleman
Butler Bros . Midwest Corp
Cherri Burl
Quaker . Com
Eom Edison Reise
Swift Inn
Walrreen
Davenport
API
Hastings
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
Eevee Ubt
Keokukee
St. Louis
Seers
Cairo
Batt
Elleroy Smith
Ningpo
China
Olivet Presbyterian
J. L. Lupton
G Avenue NW
Clare Romig
Center Point
Lupton
Y. W C
S. D. Keyes
Owen Hardenoff
Wurt
Walter McCune
Seventh Avenue SE
Robert Gihring
Luzerne
Third Avenue
Second Street SE
Gihring
McCune
Immaculate Conception
George Gohman
Ted Rahe
Bud Sturdavent
Jim Ryan
Joe Stark
Louis Nilles
Gerald Nilles
Jack Maher
Bob Cassel
No Place For Firecrackers In Iowa Theater Lobby
George Novy and Joseph Bejeck both 19 were fined five dollars and costs in police court after disturbing the peace by tossing a firecracker into the First Avenue lobby of the Iowa theater at 11 15 p m Friday. Retired city fireman J E Powers detained them until Sergt Frank Hrabectin arrived. The Greene hall residents were held at the scene.
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George Novy
Joseph Bejeck
Coe College
First Avenue
Iowa Theater
J. E. Powers
Sergt
Frank Hrabctin
Greene Hall
Marion News Highlights Socials and Local Notices
The issue lists a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Margaret Gerrans at 1616 Fifth Avenue with family guests. It reports traffic fine for P A Whear, past reckless driving records, Red Cross delegates to the national convention, property transfers, visits, and upcoming church services with changes in pulpit duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gerrans
James F. Sweeney
Sweeney
Fifth Avenue
James B. Gerrans
Jerry
G. E. Fenlon
Zella Mae Fenlon
la Grishia Gerrans
Larry
Lanny Martin
E. E. Parsons
Elmer Michel
Marion
The
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Local Church Services Schedule Featured Across Denominations
A consolidated list of worship times and sermon topics from multiple churches in Marion. Baptist pastor Rev L W Inman leads morning service on 10 45 with sermon The Compassionate Christ and evening message After Easter What. Catholic mass at 8 and 10, Christian and Congregational services, Pilgrim High roaders meeting, Free Methodist and Methodist Episcopal schedules, Presbyterian and Lutheran services, Seventh Day Church of God, Prairie Chapel offerings and Sunday school times.
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Irving E. Wade
Christian Church
Alfred Pantry
Marion High School
L. W. Inman
St Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Kingdom of God
Methodist
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
St. Paul's Church
Oxford Club
C. R. de Jong
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Acquit 9 in New Mexico WPA Cases
A federal court jury in Santa Fe acquitted nine defendants including Stanley W. P. Miller of conspiracy to turn the New Mexico WPA into a political machine. Eleven others were still unresolved after 25 tried. 14 were acquitted and one pled guilty while another died.
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Santa FE
N. M
Stanley W. P. Miller
U. S
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
WPA
Miller
Albuquerque
McKinley seniors win aerial darts title undefeated
Vera Vaclav captain along with Nadine Hicks Helen Vaclav and Pauline Floetchinger win the championship of an aerial dart tournament at McKinley Senior High School without a defeat. The quartet also formed part of the volleyball champions with Elsie Tauber and Martha Tlustos as captain.
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Vera Vaclav
Nadine Hicks
Helen Vaclav
Pauline Floetchinger
McKinley Senior High School
Elsie Tauber
Martha Tlustos
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South ST Paul
Mkt
Old Crow
Associated Press
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Mason City
Waterloo Hoss
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Austin Minn
Iowa
Des Moines
IU S. Dent. Agriculture
Minnesota
Falrlp
Ung
Idaho
Russel Burbanks
Colorado
U.S
Dakota
U S
Biss
Red River Valley
Texas Bliss
Treasury
Wall St
Minneapolis
Cassy Grain
Quotatron
Montana
Bree
Fred Durum
Rod Lamson _ Brothers & Cr
Towrey
Manaer
Cedar Iinoids
Marion News
Anamosa
P. A. Whear
Justice of the Peace
W. K. Lothian
Whear
James Clapp
Clapp
L. A Turner
Eighth Avenue
Paul E Rose
Rose
Penick and
Ford
Turner
Waverly
Mrs
Dayton Lininger
Coggon
Earl Helbig
R. M. Clark
Alburnett
H. A. Oliphant
Adrian, Mich
James F., Sweeney
8 Avenue
W P. Finley
Craig, Cole
Etta Murphy
Michigan
Hutchinson
Owen's Drug Store
Roy Tamblingson
Jimmie
Rockford
Jack Ellis
Jack Richard
Muscatine
Mrs. Ellis
S. E Busby
Professor Beware
Harold Lloyd
Leonard Swisher
Christina Simonsen
Walter Simonsen
Howard Blum
Wenatchee, Wash
Kate Blum
W J. Blum
S. F Cary
Sidney Sue
Mr. Cary
DeWitt
John Wenger
Monticello
Celan Rollins
Leonard Holden
Ottosen
George Gillmore
John H. Schenken
Los Angeles
Mr. Schenken
Minnie Schenken
Inez Helbig
A. R. McElwain
O. W. McBride
J. H. Stahaway
E. J. Miller
C. B. Vernon
Harry Rose
Russell Ellinger
PF. Schultz
Lumir Schultz
Louisville, Ky
Columbia
S. C
Jalan Groll
C. R. Oxley
Gazette
Roosevelt Hotel
Cykara
Fotocraft Shop
2Nd Ave
Probasco Jewelers
2Nd
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
DE Lux Beauty Shop
Paris
Permanents
Helene Beauty Shop
Erma‘s Beauty Shop
Ird Ave
3Rd St
Beautiful
Altn Duncan
Vanity Beauty
3Rd Ave
Kennedy's
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Marcels Free
Sovereign’s
Sovereign's
Sth
Ave
P S
George Sirvenka
Beed Lodge
Siepman
Norway
Emil Flindt
Hi- Way Gardens
Stanwood
Silver Palace
Hailwood
Marlon
OLD Heidelberg
Turkey House
Watford
Sat
Behounek’s
Hawkeye
Rice Kutchera Coal Co
Novak Heating CO
Stodola Furniture Co
C. R. Big Co
Jerry Voldingh
Fred Bell
Steinbeck
Sherwin-Williams CO
Erie
C. Moore
Wm. W. Nelson
Burlingham
Jim Cusack
DIAL
Gardner
Dempsey's
Hartman Beauty Shop
Atosa
Sal
Park Terrace
Indy
Lynn Stidio
St. SE
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Connecticut
Commission
Lynn
2Nd St SE
Heberlins
G. C. Heberling Company
Bloomington
Rawleigh's
Ill
EEE
Granby
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Hiriy
Ee Eee
Harold H. McAteee
Carson
Cedar Rapids Barber College
ABC
Dickinson School
Rapid School of Welding
Marion Churches
Anderson Monuments
Brady Mortuary
400Th Ave
Lost
Billie
O. E. Lantz
Ginsberg's
Iirst Ave
Allied Vans Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
H. K. Schaefer
Kresce
Dillon
Richards Pharmacy
Springfield
Waterloo
Kenwood Transfer
Ll. A. Lower
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
P.O
Kullander & Bon
4Th Ave
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