Livestock Prices Steady After Week of Lower Trends
Chicago and regional yards report steady livestock bids following a week of irregular declines due to heat. Hogs receipts around 13,000 in Chicago with top prices near 11.60. cattle near 11.60 to 12.25 for medium weights. sheep prices down modestly. Omaha Sioux City and St Paul show similar steadiness with light supply and varied weight classes. Local markets detail specific weights and price ranges across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Chicago
U_ S. Dept. Agriculturer
Balable
Nebraska
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U 6
Dept. Agriculture
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Minn
Sioux City
Api—In Dept. Ancriculture
Kansas City
East St. Loui
Indianopolis
Cincinnati
Minnesota hog market prices and weekly comparison data
For the 24 hour period ending 8 am Saturday Minnesota reported 17 700 head, up from 15 500 a week earlier and 29 900 a year ago. Prices vary by weight with multiple ranges listed for barrows sows and other hog classes from 160 Ibs to 500 Ibs, showing week to week changes and price points.
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Austin
Austin Minn 'API
Minnesota
Local pork prices hold steady on regional market
Hog and packer quotes mixed across weight classes show no change from Saturday. Long haul and top hogs stay at 11.05 with values ranging from 9.40 to 10.95 across 75 to 500 pound categories. Lambs listed at 10.00 with quality-based adjustments.
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Mason City
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed For Grains Livestock and Produce
Rapids market lists grain prices including No 2 corn 89 cents and oats 29 5 cents, rye and barley varieties, soybeans at 1 33 per bushel, hay and straw prices, and poultry rates for different weight classes. Also covers wholesale fruits vegetables prices and hides, calves, horses, and glue market notes with varied figures.
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California
Bond Market Report Shows Mixed Small Movements
New York bond market trading saw slightly more declines than advances in a brief session. Traders anticipated a potential lifting of restrictions to release funds for Japanese Government Gas payments, while U S and overseas issues posted modest gains in over the counter trading and corporates like Baltimore and Ohio convertibles 1960 Erie 5 1075 Southern Pacific 425 1969 and Armour Delaware 45 1955 advanced. Some issues slid including Frisco 435 1978 Portland General Electric 435 and Western Maryland 4s. Gotham Silk Hosiery 5s traded 494 below prior levels amid silk industry pressures.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Southern Pacific
Armour of Delaware
Frisco
Portland General Electric
Western Maryland
Gotham Silk
Wall Street closes mixed as bonds steady and rails slip
DOW JONES averages show slight gains with rails and utilities rising marginally while industrials and bonds drift. Transactions on Saturday list 18,000 industrials and 4,400 utilities across 65 stocks. government bonds end the session firm with Treasury 4s quoted at 119.19.
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DOW Jones
Util 1860
Produce Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO UPI POTATOES Arrivals 51 on track 207 total shipments 210 supplies moderate demand moderate market steady to firm Nebraska Bliss Triumphs washed 1.554 1.60 red Warlons washed 1.65 cobblers washed 1.257 1.30 Oregon Bliss Triumphs washed 1.85 Idaho Bliss Triumphs washed 1.85 russet Bur banks washed 1.80 long whites washed 1.559 1.65 Missouri cobblers unwashed 60% 15c Average cost of the iron end steel in an automobile to the manufacturer is 3 cents a pound.
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Chicago
UPI
Nebraska
Bliss
Oregon
Idaho
Missouri
Stock market mixed as rails fade and specialties rise
New York reports a varied session with purchases shifting from rails to specialty issues. Bethlehem Steel declines further amid tax driven earnings concerns while U S Steel and General Motors hold steady. Small gains appear for du Pont General Electric Sears Roebuck Kennecott and Boeing as rails lose momentum and laggards include Great Northern Southern Pacific N Y Central Chrysler Montgomery Ward and Douglas Aircraft.
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U. S Steel
General Motors
du Pont
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
Kennecott
Boeing
Rails
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
N. Y. Central
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
J E. Bennett & Co
W. Hump
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Adams Express
Nickel
Alaska Juneau
Paperite Allied Chem
Allis Allied
Johns Manville
Amn
Can Chalmers
Hide
Kroger
McKesson Amn
Martin G
Marshall Fid
Mathiesen
Wat
Mpls
Moline
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Nash-Kely
Ark Nat Gas A
Natl Bellas
Armour and Co
Natl Biscuit
Nat Cash
Atchison Tsf
Natl Dairy P
Atlantic Rip
Dstirs
Aviation Corp
Natl
Pow & L
Baldwin_ Loco
N_Y Central Nor Pac
Rip du Balto
Barnsdall Ohio
North Amn Co
Avi
Beth Steel Bendix
Camp Wyant
Repb Steel
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Schenley
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Roebuck
Shell Union
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Colgoleum
Edison
Webster
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Curtiss
Enton Mig
Uni
Elec Autolite
Uni Air Lines
Elec Boat
Nn Corps
Ford
England
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Foods
Gen Motors
Gette S
U S Realty
Gimbel Bros
Steel
Goodrich
Walworth Tee Sag
Goodyear Tire
Warner Bros Granby
Wes Union
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Greshound
Nor Ry
Willys Ovid
Ison & Co
Hecker
Nis
Central Woolworth
Indus
Rayon
Marsh Field
Borg Warner Utler Bros
Midwest Corp
Chicaro Corp
O'ker O Com
Swift & Er O Pr
Comey Edison
Swift Inti
Sta Zenith Rad
Wisconsin cheese quotes and wool market report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of August 40 show brick cheese at 20 cents and cheddars at varying levels. In Boston, wool market activity was solid for fine wools with steady price levels, while combing wools moved slowly. Australian fine wools moved out at steady prices, with delaine, merino, and blood grades listed.
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Wisconsin Cheese
Plyssouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Boston
U. S. Agriulture Department
All Wheat and Rye Deliveries Rise to New Season Peaks
Chicago market notes show wheat and rye futures reaching new season highs as broad gains hit corn oats and soybeans. Cotton price strength and a parity-based price ceiling lifted buying, with milling demand and hedging activity shaping the session.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Gardner gains attachment on property in support suit
Dinah A. Gardner secured a writ of attachment on property near Garfield school held by her former daughter in law Eileen V. Vermillion. She and Vermillion dispute two claims totaling 247... but the grandmother seeks support money for the care of her grandchild.
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Dinah A. Gardner
Garfield School
Eileen V. Vermillion
C. J. Haas
Divorces Filed by Clark and Clarahan Couples
Leona Mae Clark Friday sues for divorce from William J Clark after nearly 25 years of marriage alleging cruel and inhuman treatment in Marion on October 31, 1916. Margaret Clarahan files for desertion against Boyd Clarahan. couple wed in Sigourney May 2, 1938, and she says he deserted her soon after. Trene Macnamera named guardian of Joyce and Florence Macnamera by district court with a $1000 bond.
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Leona Mae Clark Friday
William J Clark
Marion
Margaret Clarahan
Boyd Clarahan
Clarahans
Sigourney
Clarahan
Trene Macnamera
Joyce
Florence Macnamera
District Court
People Willing To Risk Shooting War
Fortune magazine reports a U S public opinion shift toward risking a shooting war to defeat Hitler. The survey suggests tolerance for sacrifices such as consumer taxes, curtailed pleasures, and longer working hours. A New York catering firm once offered a wedding cake for sale at 150 dollars.
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New York
Fortune Magazine
Hitler
Marion News and Local Social Notes
Marion residents welcome visitors from Milford New Jersey and Cedar Rapids while others attend hospital, club meetings and community events. Steady stream of guests includes Miss Iva Stevens and Miss Lillian Ball, and families tour Iowa with plans for upcoming meetings and sports.
Draft compromise draws opposition in Senate vote
Senate debate over extending soldiers training draws mixed support as sponsors push for a majority, while opponents demand stronger concessions. At issue is making the army’s rank and file serve 18 months beyond active duty. Meanwhile a Tama County probate lists Toni Dvorak’s 1941 will, detailing specific bequests to sisters, relatives, the Cities Service stock, and the National Cemetery Association, with executor E. P. Skrabie.
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Senate
House
Thomas
Utah
Toledo
Tona Dvorak
Tama County
Anna Marquis
Ella Manatt
Walter Johnson
Jerry Paul
Glaydis Paul
Cities Service Company
Joseph F. Novak
Elberon
Helena Kremer 79 Dies in Independence after Illness
Mrs Helena Kremer mother of R J Kremer Independence attorney died at her son’s home at midnight Thursday after a month long illness. Born March 13 1869 at Worthington Indiana she lived mostly in Worthington and Independence. Surviving are daughter Mary Soppe Waterloo four sons Conrad Raymond Jacob Beloit and Nicholas plus six grandchildren. Funeral at St Josephs Catholic church at 8 am Monday with Father Nosbisch officiating burial in Worthington.
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Independence
Helena Kremer
R. J. Kremer
Helena Guidinger
Worthington
Jacob
Susan Guidinger
Michael C. Kremer
Krem
Sigourney Residents Die in Friday Night Tragedy
Three Sigourney residents died Friday night including Martha Lowe 81 and Jerome Marion Nicola age 3 son of Clifford Nicola. Funeral services for Lowe and Nicola will be at 2 p.m. Sunday. Mrs Dan Devine Jr 88 died at home Friday night and arrangements are not yet announced.
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Sigourney
Martha Lowe
Jerome Marion Nicola
Clifford Nicola
Dan Devine, Jr
Here
Marion area church services listed in brief schedule
Local church listings provide Sunday and midweek service times for multiple denominations. Names include Rev. L. W. Inman, Rev. T. J. McElliott, Rev. Vernon H. Carter, Rev. Ray mond C. Swisher, Rev. Herbert Livingston, Rev. Arthur W. Henke, Rev. C. V. R. De Jong, Rev. Carl E. Krog, Rev. J. B. Clyde. Activities cover Bible school, communion, morning and evening worship, youth services, and midweek studies across Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Seventh Day Church of God, Prairie Chapel, and Alburnett locations.
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L. W. Inman
Bible School
B.Y.P
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Raymond C. Swisher
Herbert Livingston
Arthur W. Henke
C. V. R. de Jong
Methcals
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
Noted Voices From War Era Figures Speak On Policy
International News Service reports on Robert Montgomery explaining his naval observer role and Nazi exposure. Senator Nye accuses Hollywood of prowar propaganda. Donald M. Nelson calls for curtailing metals for civilian use. Beth E. Cummings urges mothers to guide daughters with gradual change.
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Newark
N. J
Donald M. Nelson
OPM
Amherst
Mass
Beth E. Cummings
Philadelphia
Local Ads for Hauling Cement and Painting Services
SODDING excavating black dirt and cement work and masonry. HAULING ASHES and rubbish and junk bought. Call WILLMAN COAL & WOOD 2819 Oe OOD 32-8819. BUGS CHEMICALLY SHAMPOOED and carpets cleaned. Dial 2-6348 Gardner Rug. A list of multiple local service providers offering hauling, tree work, painting, house washing, and miscellaneous construction tasks with phone contacts.
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Willman Coal & Wood
Gardner
Geo. L. Karr
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