Hogs, Cattle, and Sheep Prices Across Midwest Markets
Livestock markets show hogs steady to 10 cents higher with active trading in Chicago on 250 lb to 350 lb ranges. Cattle and sheep receipts vary across Iowa, Waterloo, Des Moines, Sioux City, Omaha, and Austin markets with steady to mixed prices for steers heifers cows and lambs, top hogs around 6.75 to 6.90, cattle commonly 6.00 to 9.50, and spring lambs near 9.75 to 10.75 project ranges.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
API
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Hosge
Cood and
Chinice
Waterloo
Ottumwa
ST. Taugl Livestock
South ST Paul
Mkt
Sve
Slauchter
Cood
Strone
California
Omana Livestock
Omaha
USS. Dept Agriculture
Buls Medina
Attle Oeseen
Kansas City
Loustone
Joseph Ve
Sioux City
Weaae
Indianapolis
Clevelan
Pittsburgh
Eaea
Usfalo
Bsaturday
Ag Amt
Sil
AX R. Ami
Gan Ono
Chad Good Hoss
Bors
Chad Hoas
Prine Starling
Elec Yrarling Ateers
Arte
Anality
Hogs Steady on Local Market as Top Price Holds
Local hog prices remain unchanged across grades with top at 665 dollars. Cattle market also stays steady, signaling broad market stability despite recent demand signals.
Cedar Rapids Miscellanieous Price List Items
Local Cedar Rapids market notes list grain prices for wheat oats and corn plus soybeans and hay. also butterfat dairy rates and poultry costs. Wholesale fruits vegetables and market staples include lemons oranges grapefruit celery onions cabbage tomatoes and potatoes with assorted crate prices. Various livestock hides and leather by item are shown with unit prices.
Bond Market Edges Up in Fractional Gains on Friday
New York bond trading cements modest advances as traders digest remarks by a prominent speaker. Government loans show tiny upticks while industrial and utility issues gain little but attract some demand. several high rated issues also move higher in a slow session. Treasury and Home Owners Loan bonds close the day with fractional changes and stable yields.
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New
Portland General Electric
Santa Fe
New York Central
A. Timels Central
Nickel Plate
Southern Railway
Mahattan Railway
New York
U. S
Treasury
Wisconsin Cheese Quotations and Market Notes
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of April 24 20 list prices for various varieties from the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange and Farmers' Board. Entries include twin daisies shy horn varieties and cheddars with quoted cent prices.
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Wisconsin
Stocks Rise Then Fall After Hitler Speech
New York AP reports early stock gains after a conciliatory Hitler address faded, leaving declines up to three points as traders puzzled over the speech. About 750000 shares changed hands. Chrysler and Bethlehem earnings aided sentiment while bonds improved and commodities fluctuated. Major laggards included U S Steel, General Motors, Du Pont, and Douglas Aircraft.
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New York
Hitler
Roosevelt
Fuhrer
Chrysler
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Rubber
Westinghouse
du Pont
Johns- Manville
Santa Fe
Kennecott
Douglas Aircraft
Wall St. Stocks Quotations From Friday Trading
Wall Street stocks listed by J E Bennett Co show mixed moves with many large industrials and utilities posting gains or declines. Key names include Allied Chem, Procter Gamble, General Electric, U S Steel, Boeing, Ford, IBM and Standard Oil among others reflecting broad activity on the market and closing levels in Chicago and New York.
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J. E. Bennett & Co. W. TW
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express Thy
Sennreatt
Krozer G& B
An Intl Corp
Lambert
Amn
Locoelehish Valley
Woand Fdr
Libby Owens Airy
Mara
Lik & Me
Amh
Amn Roll Mills
Yornard
Amn Smetune
Anis Steeldys
MicLell
Siew
Amn Sug Rf
Marshall
Amn Tel
Amn Wat
Maytag
Miami
Ark Nat Gas
Pac RR
Tn Armour and Co
Mont Ward
Asvd Dry Goods
Motor Wherl
Atchison T
Murray Corpn
Allantic
Rfa
Nash Kell's
Avigtion Corp
Nail Bellas
Baldwin Loco
Balto Ohio
Atc
Plymouth Oi
Cerro de Patco
Procter Gamble
Ches & Chro
Pullman Co
St P& Po
Ty Choo & NW
Radio Coron
Fico
Coty Inc
rilWway
Crown Drugepee
Crucible Steel
Cudahy Pke
Curtiss Wright
Grand Eats
Curtiss
Trans-America
Fox
Erie
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Uni Aircraft
Corm
Unt Gas Co
Unil
Gimhel Bros
U S Rubber
Glidden
Goebel
Az Goodrich
BOF
Yanndium
St. Vite
White Motors
bin Hecker
White Lew's
Merl
Hiram Walker
Wilcox OL
Houston Oil
Willys Ovid
Howe Sound
Wilson&& Co
Hudson Motors
Weelwartnant
Hupp Motors
Yellow Truck
Wis Central
You
S&t
Indus Rayon Big
Zenith Radio
Inspiration
Aonue
Chicago
Hellman Tak East Blessing
Jarvis WB
Butler Bros
Midwest Corp
Edison
Swift & Coam
Walgreen
Wheat climbs to highest levels in months on Chicago board
Heavy late trading buying pushed Chicago board of trade wheat to several months high as July and May contracts hit seasonal peaks. Reports of crop damage, dry winter wheat belt weather, strong export demand, and international tensions spurred buying. corn and oats also rose amid overall bullish activity though corn lagged. First notices for May deliveries due Saturday. Local cash markets showed varied bid levels across wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Hitler
Continent
United Kingdom
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Chicago Produce Markets Summary
Receipts and prices across live poultry eggs butter cheese and potatoes reflect firming creamery butter and steady egg markets. Notable figures include 47 truck receipts for live hens and fryers at White Rock prices, 40 663 eggs receipts with steady prices, Idaho russet and U S No 1 potato listings, and diverse Bliss Triumphs and cobblers prices in New Orleans and California markets.
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Chicago
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
U. S
Idaho
Burbanks A & No
North Dakota Bliss
U.S
Bliss
Alabama
Hiss
U S
Callifornia
Uo S
Council of Social Agencies Elects Discusses Camps
The group reports plans to subsidize camps for children whose families cannot cover costs. Agencies are asked to return survey blanks to Mrs. Carl Kirwin at the welfare office by May 15. Mr. Nichols notes fourteen city playgrounds will operate this summer with supervised recreation and one day outings at Ellis park.
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Carl Kirwin
Welfare Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Chrysler Declares Dividend of $1.50 a Share
Chrysler corporation directors announced a dividend of 1.50 dollars per share on common stock. The previous payout was 1.00 dollar per share on March 14, and in 1938 the company paid a total of 2 dollars.
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New York
Chrysler Corporation
Phillips attacks Cliveden set and war motives in ORC talk
James A Philips president of the Order of Railway Conductors denounced England's ruling class the Cliveden set and imperialist aims. He linked U S entry to WWI to bankers and ambassadors and argued Versailles betrayal while opposing Hitler and Mussolini.
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James A Philips
Order of Railway Conductors
England
High Twelve
Phillips
France
ORC
Whit
Hitler Replies to Roosevelt Points in War Threat Discussion
The transcript shows Hitler disputing Roosevelt on war threats and diplomacy. Hitler argues German policy and criticizes Western leaders for entangling nations through treaties while denying the notion that war would devastate global stability. Roosevelt warns that a major war would burden all nations for generations and urges responsible leadership.
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Roosevelt
Herr Utler
Herr Hitler
America
Roosevelt and Hitler clash over world peace and diplomacy
In a heated exchange spanning accusations of aggression and secrecy, Franklin D Roosevelt and Adolf Hitler debate international conflict, defense, and the value of conference tables versus armed nations. The dialogue touches on the League of Nations, the Monroe Doctrine, and contingencies for Germany and the United States.
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Roosevelt
Herr Hitler
Hitler
League of Nations
Nations
United States
Federation Of Labor Endorses Night School Vocational Work
The Federation of Labor endorsed Cedar Rapids night school vocational training on Thursday night. Former vice president R V Fichter said a class will start if 15 or more applicants seek it, urging union members to participate since they have nothing to lose and everything to gain. The federation will be notified of all courses offered in the next term.
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Cedar Rapids
Federation of Labor
R. V. Fichter
Federation
Convicted Osteopath Tries To End Life In Jail
Canon City Colorado. Dr. Raymond L. Atterberry a 40 year old osteopathic physician was found near death Friday after an apparent suicide attempt in his Fremont county jail cell while awaiting sentence on a second degree murder conviction for the slaying of his wife Nona.
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Canon City
Colo
INS
Raymond L. Atterberry
Fremont County
Nona
Farm Women Meet and Community Notices Highlight Local Clubs
North Marion Township women gathered at Mrs Charles Schaeffer’s home to discuss canned meats and lard use with seventeen members and six guests. The meeting named district leaders for Hillsdale and Pleasant Grove, plus a Guest Day Party. Community notes cover Shakespeare Club, speakers, music, and student performances, plus local ads and upcoming events.
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North Marion Township
Charles Schaeffer
Harry Scott
Fred Langhoff
Douglas Ross
Raymond Etzel
John Howe
Arthur van Woert
Hillsdale
Karl Daubenmier
Pleasant Grove
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Minn
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Tapi
IU. S. Dept Agriculture
Interior
Town
Livestack
Api—Iu S. Dent. Acriculturet
Lamson Brothers and Company
E. Cohn & Sons
St. At Ltd
Penick & Ford
Nc Brarley
Cedar Rapidx
Wall St
Illinois
Montana
Mississippe River
Hastinas
Davenport
la Crosse
Council of Social Agencies
Club
Wilson
Europe
Near East
Herr Hiller
Germany
Mr Roosevelt
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Albania
German Reich
Mr. Roosevelt
Nerr Hitler
Herr Tutlher
Italy
Central and
South America
Marion News
Rollins
Peck
Lews Liquor Control Commission
Delan H Rollins
Marion
Lester H Peck
Eighteenth Street
American Legion
Linn County
Fiedler
Fourteenth Street
India
Methodist Church
Women's Home Missionary Society
Laura Bailey
Anna Mae Nollsch
Virginia Fairley
Jane Helen Newlin
Ruth Wickham
Virginia Belle Seger
Marin Towers
Kathryn McElwain
Susan Hawkins
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Helen Biddick Betth McBride
Harriet Swift
Bernice Clapp
Jeanne Lanning
Norma Helbig
Jeanne Bowdish
Jeanne Ines
Mrs A A Seenken
Dickeys Foods
Konasya Camp Fire Group
Boof Ventrer
Areatas
Island’ and
Out-law Express
Garden Theater
Frank Smith
Kenneth
Keith
Jenry
Billie
Lelatives
Osceola
Keola
Frank Zthike
Anced
Marshall Suasne
Alta Taylor
Evelyn Fleisher
Peres Hutton
E. B Castle
Bessie Josefi
Mro
Courtwright Hawley
Mr Hawleys
Mre
Fred Hagerman
Central City
Tenth Street
Mr Hagerman
The
Soil Conservation Service
Marion Township
WS Starbuck
L. M Phelps
Tama
Abe Starbuck
San Bernardino
Calif
Cornerstone Kensington
Presbyterian Church
John Grote
Henrietta Robinson
D B. Storek
Elsie St. John
Clyde Derflinger
Alfred Johnson
Grote
P A. Osborne
Kellogg
M, C, Birchard
J J Lacher
C CG Ellinger
Donald Readle
Bruce Phillips
Albert Sehenken
Gene Jarobbs
Las Verna Crew
Willa Crane
Cbr Vernon
Josephine Whitacre
Emma Klein
Drummond
Earl Daubenauer
Ras
Mond Etzel Atteward
Cedar County
Tipton
Simmons Beautirest
Mathers’ Club
Paul Kruger
Ale Fred Pantry
George Michel
Chage O
Walter Morrison
Central Market
William Giblin
Gail Patoena
Air
William Ryan
Wilbham Holderf
Tawrence Noyes
D. Payes
Baron
Cee Garden
Foile Bakers
Res J A Boyer
Calvats Lutheran
St. Pala
St Paula Lutheran Church
Carl EO Kreg
Johus Lutheran
Montieclle
Boone
Crayford
Ford
Wayne Flakes
Laviens
Wooster Ci
Marion Sundas
Ethel Tavinr
Savanna, WV
B H Fulton
Gordon Grovery
Marjorie
Dorothy Mekota
Culbert’s Market
Leibsohn
Konr
Choice
Kohr
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