Hogs Strong in Slow Trading at Chicago Markets
Chicago market report shows hogs steady to higher in slow trading with top bids around $8.75, while cattle and sheep receipts varied across Chicago Omaha and St Louis yards. Representative sales list a range of hog, cattle, and sheep lots with prices by weight and type across several midwest locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestoc
Chicago
A. Lacie
Chicaro Seaces
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Aon
Gatood
East St Louis
S. Dept. Agriculture
Washington
Omaien Livestock
Aps
Neuse
Sioux Cily Livestock
AP — IU_S. Dept Agricultures
Fey
Taul Livestock
South A Paul
Des Moines
US Dept Arricultures
Interior Town
Minnesota
Goa Parks
Cedar Rapids Miscellameous Prices Sheet
Local Cedar Rapids listing shows wholesale fruits and vegetables with prices for beans onions cabbage carrots and potatoes. Livestock hides range No 1 curved beef hides at 60 cents and other grades priced per market. horse values listed with manes included.
Local Hog and Cattle Prices Edge Higher On Market Update
Hog prices gain about five cents across grades on the local market with the top at 8450. Cattle values slip by about 25 cents while corn trends weaker. Calf and lamb quotes range 140 to 190 pounds with various weight bands and discounts. Steer and heifer classes show mixed moves and typical farm price spreads across weights and quality.
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Associated Weess
Ottumwa
Mason City
Wisconsin cheese quotas and market notes from Plymouth
Wisconsin cheese exchange lists weekly quota and cheddar prices for August 15 to 20 with various dairy items. International money markets show calmer European sentiment, pound weakness persists. gold demand in London remains strong but light week to week. Sugar and wool markets also reported steady or firm pricing with limited bids in wool auctions.
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Torlign Exchange
New York
London
Great Britain
Montreal
France
Italy
Norway
Sedet
Shanghai
Japan
Boston
Lorton
US Department of Agriculture
Bond Markets Narrow Swings On Mixed U S Treasuries
New York AP report shows a mixed bond market with narrow fluctuations. Trading was slow with some issues gaining fractions to around a point, while others slipped slightly including Bethlehem Steel and Goodyear. Government bonds stayed steady as foreign loans showed little change.
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New York
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Booth Sea
Pennsylvania General
Hethlehem Steel
Columbia Gas and Electric
Goodyear Ss
Studebaker
Western Union
National Dairy
International Hydro Electric
Wheat Prices Hit Year Low On Limited Support
Wheat futures fell to five year lows as selling overwhelmed demand on the Board of Trade. Prices closed down about 1.74 cents, September around 60 to 65 cents. Corn and oats also declined with export demand weak. Minneapolis and Liverpool markets showed broad declines as rains aided corn belt markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
New York
Liverpool
Winnipeg
U.S
U. S
Minneapolis
Casit Grain
Live poultry and dairy receipts dominate Chicago markets
Chicago Produce reports heavy arrivals of live poultry including hens, broilers, turkeys, ducks, and geese, with varied prices per pound. Butter receipts remain steady with creamery and extra firsts values noted. Potatoes and New York produce listings show mixed prices and steady to firm markets across items like eggs and cheese.
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Chicago
Ios
Up Inc
Sbs
Leghorn
Hensie Broilers
Plymoutly
White Rock Die Leghorn
Wonder
Plymouth
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Leghart
Idaho
Russell
New York
One Dead One Hurt As Hurricane Hits Louisiana Coast
A tropical hurricane struck Lake Charles Louisiana causing one death and one injury as Charlie Johnson drowned in the Calcasieu River and Ed Kershner, 90, suffered a fractured hip after being blown from a second story stair. Coast guard survey showed only minor damage overall.
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Lake Charles
INS
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Texas
Charlie Johnson
Calcasieu
Ed Kershner
Coast Guard
Sleepy Upturn in Stocks After Six-Day Decline
New York AP reports a sleepy rally after six down days with a marginal upturn to slightly more than two points. Volume was light with about 600000 shares traded, signaling cautious buying amid ongoing European tensions and a subdued overseas outlook. Major firms like U S Steel and General Motors supported modest gains while some issues edged forward on the curb.
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New York
Europe
Wall Street
Financial District
Commission House
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear Case
International Harvester
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Douglas Aircraft
Western Union
Westinghouse
United Aircraft
Santa Fe Southern Railway
General Electric
Philip Morris
Aluminum of America
Electric
Lake Shore
London
Wall Street Stock Quotations Snapshot From Chicago Market Page
A dense list of stock prices and tickers from Adams Express to Union Carbide appears, with numerous company names, numbers, and exchanges. The column shows prices and percent changes for banks, steel firms, chemical firms, car makers, and utilities, reflecting a broad market snapshot in a historical Chicago context.
Motorist Robbed Bound by Gunman near Marshalltown
Fred Aldrich of Mason City was abducted by three armed men who stole his car and 470 dollars. They forced him to walk a cornfield and promised to return the vehicle within two hours. Aldrich freed himself with help from a farmer after the incident at the Highway 88 and 30 junction.
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Melbourne
INS
Fred Aldrich
Mason City
Marshalltown
Aldrich
Marionette 4-H Club Meets at Lower Palisades Camp
The August gathering of the Marionette 4-H club convened at its camp at Lower Palisades. Gweneth Edwards joined as a new member. Camp guests included Mrs. Carl Carver and others. Ruth Mikulecky and Helen Roselle served as camp counselors. A long list of members returned home Friday after the session.
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Lower
Palisades
Gweneth Edwards
Carl Carver
B. H. Ford
Mamie Reinheimer
Marjorie Albaugh
Lynn
Reva Ford
Weston
Fay Carver
Bonnie Carey
Marion
H. Roselle
Cedar Rapids
Helen Roselle
Ruth Mikulecky
Mount Vernon
Jean Stamy
Jeannette Fleisher
Robins
Jean Riley
Linn Junction
Phyllis Ford
Arlene
Ardyce Quass
Rita Remington
Geraldine Kassler
Dorothy Hutton
Jean Scott
Betty Hoffman
Dorothy
Arlene Pflughaupt
Higher Taxes Needed To Avert Tax Hikes For Business
Washington Senator Pat Harrison warned that the nation's business is rising but must keep climbing to avoid higher taxes next year. He said if current tax revenue does not grow sharply, income tax exemptions could be cut and middle surtax rates raised. He opposed restoring the 1936 undistributed profits tax and favored no revising the 1938 law unless inequities are addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Harrison
New Iowa Dwelling Units Show Upturn
The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates about 1121 dwelling units were built in Iowa urban areas in the first half of 1938, up from 894 for the state in the first half of 1937. Nationwide urban areas show a roughly one percent increase in housing during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Lupe Velez Wins Second Divorce From Film Tarzan
Mexican actress Lupe Velez wins a second interlocutory divorce from Johnny Weissmuller known as Tarzan after five years of marriage. Judge Charles S. Burnell grants the decree as details of a property settlement emerge. Velez receives 200 weekly for 156 weeks and their Beverly Hills home while Weissmuller keeps the yacht and speedboat.
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Hollywood
Lupe Velez
Johnny Weissmuller
Charles S. Burnell
John-ee
Weissmuller
Lupe
Beverly Hills
Miss Velez
Motor Truck Rate Hearing Opens in Kansas City
A motor truck rate hearing began in Kansas City to set uniform interstate rates for Illinois Iowa Missouri and parts of Kansas and Nebraska affecting about 10 000 people and firms. Paul W Coyle of Washington IC opened the session noting 55 lines in the district lost 571 874 last year with about 200 lawyers executives and shippers in attendance. The week long hearing aims to standardize rates across the region along highway 81.
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Kansas City
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Paul W. Coyle
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coyle
Inlinois
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Funder
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T Vs. Bos New York
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Federal Farm
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la Crosse Prairie du Chien
Chanre
Dubuane
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Burlington
Iowa City
Batley
Lamson Brothers & Co
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Sanya
Ady Alyy
Wall St
J. Eb, Bennet & Co
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Dump
Manner
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Mgontav
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Tel & Tel
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Allied Chem
Kit City Low
Allied Stores
Kenne
Als” Chalmers An
Mn Kresse
Far Anil Lea
GE & Bo IG
Amn
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Libby Owens
Ide &L
Loews. Inc
Amn Metal
Loft Inc
L & Lorillard Po
Loutsvy Gas & FB
McKes Rohard
McLellan
Marshall Fid
Maytag
Pet
Nath Tisculinary Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Dalry Pro
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
APA
Distirs
Balta & Ohio
Gly Harber & Calb
Harnsdall Coc
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Penn RR
Canada Dry
Nemich
Pullinaiey Co
Gerro de Pasco
Nano Corp
Eat
Reen
Euance
Pifewae Ae
Schenky
Col Palmolive
Seaboard
Gol Gay
Elce Ha
Seren
Ak Ervel
Ipage
Yeuks
Sharp
Souther
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del Ae Sperry Corp
Crucible Steel
Gudahy
Curtiss Wright
Timken
Pier Pond
Trans-America
Ford Eng
Fox Film
Freeport
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Elec
Gen Foods
Uni
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Goodyent Tire
Sterel
Graham Paice
Grun Rypid Walworth
Hayes
Warner Bros
Hiram Walker
West Union
Vaunesta
Zenith Radio
Cnicago
Nshid
Antom Pros
ietleman we OY Avis &_ Trans
Van Rutter_ Bros
Midwest Corp
Cher Burl
Quaker
Chicago Corp
Edison
Swift& Cocons Biscuit
Gly Swift Intl
Dexter Co
Marion News
Miller Family Reunion
Ralph Burns
Samuel Miller
Thomas Park
Margaret Miller
C. C. Miller
Henry Miller
Harold Miller
Harold Arthur
Eileen
Bobby Miller
Jack
Clinton Schrimper
Vernon
Sam Miller
Elmer Neff
J. E. Barnhart
South Marion
Catharine Weeden
Coggan
Hannah Putnam
Arthur Lyons
Blair’s Ferry Road
Robert Titus
University of Iowa
H. M Titus
Wellman
Thomas Ayers
John Knapp
Callie Knapp
Arthur Knapp
Lyle Fehr
Wanbeck
Prairie Union Club
George Krog
Stanton, Neb
Charles J. Schaefer
Atkins
Charles Schaefer
Virginia Rhinehart
Linn
Frederick Lavock
Mrs. Hillis Gill
John L. Gritzner
Teresa
Wisconsin Dells
A. L. Bright
John LeVin, Jr
Camp Dodge
W. K. Lothian
Janet Lothian
Georgia
Lumir Schultz
Robert and
Stuart
Louisville
P. F. Schultz
T. Arthur Newman
Schultz
Lewis Olney
John Peters
Oxford Junction
Charles Albright
Susan and
David
Lisbon
G. A. Storck
Arlene Guzzle
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
George Lawrence
C. J. Biddle
Guthrie Center
Edward Beranek
Richard
Riverside
William J. Beranek
Ellison Family Reunion
Roscoe Blinks
Samuel Ellison
Alice Chamberlain
Martelle
E. C. Gotsch
Ruth Gotsch
Los Angeles
Lloyd Loom Baby Carriage
Lewis C. Harlan
Order of DeMolay
Cedar Falls
Order
Dickey'’s Foods
Norma Rames
J. B. Howell
Howell
Madison, Wis
George Durland
Boyd Rogers
Canada
June Williams
Town City
Mary Howell
Marion F. Robb
Dorothy Clark
Emery Freeman
Moline
John Halasey
Lydia Williams
Maryville, Mo
Frank Halasey
Leo Halasey
St. Louis, I
James C. Halasey
St. Luke's Hospital
al Miller
Sixth Avenue
Sandra Kay
Ladies Aid Society of the
Prairie Chapel Church
Glenn Platner
W. J. Konigsmark
Eugene Daubenmeir
Betty Beryl Beranck
Leonard Barton
Daubenmeir
Miss Beranck
Norris Stewart
Will
Orvie Brown
Orvie Sholes
Sterling
Kan
J. T. Christie
Christie
W. G. Koppenhaver
Ruth Converse
Elgin, Ill
Jean and
Lois Lehdigh
Trvin Scott
Bob
H. W. Erwin
Roscoe Stevens
Elgin
Stevens
Iva Stevens
Mrs. Erwin
Scott
Dundee
St. Luke’s Hospital
Don L. Torrence
Tarzan
Gazette
Gazette Office
Kenwood
Katz Jewelry & Loans
First St. SE
Podzimek Pharmacy
2Nd Ave
16Th Ave
Probasco Jewelers
Te and
Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
H. K. Schaefer
Kresee
Iowna City
Ge Butien Pleating Co
Ve. E. Ee
Ralph E. Maxson
Marionne
Fotocraft Shop
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
P.O
Lgalifornia
Revere Nave
Mabeline Beauty Shop
3Rd St. SE
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount
Helene Beauty Shop
Lillian Suchy
Iowa Theater
Marvel Beauty Shop
Kresge Elde
Peacock
3Rd St. NE
Kennedy's
1St Ave
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Viking
S. Hall
Udesen
Foint Road
Siepman
Orea Weir
Frank Whitney
Mpr
Hillview Tavern
MT Vernon Ave
Schutz
Pabst
1St St. NE
Bolon Tionecoming
Joe Navratil's
Senline
Trailwood Ion
Business Cards Business Services
Novak Heating CO
Lennox
4Th Ave
Hawkeye Tin Shop
1st St_ SE
Kutchera Sodding & Coal Co
Black Dart
Fred Young
FP Ave
Hank
Shast Patee
H. RB
Butters
Baer
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