Hogs Hold Steady Amid Uneven Trading in Midwest Markets
Across Chicago Omaha Des Moines Waterloo Mason City and other yards hog prices remained mostly steady despite heavier receipts. Top hogs 180-240 pounds traded around 8.00 to 8.25 with fair demand. sheep and cattle show weakness or slow sales as buyers stay cautious and packers respond cautiously to price signals. Receipts totaled several thousand head in multiple markets with mixed results on lighter and heavier classes.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report with Mixed Feeder and Hog Trends
Receipts total about 2 000 calves 2 100 total dealers steady Good choice feeders 11 500 to 12 500 top. Hogs 4 100 receipts. early sales steady with Monday trend. top 7 75 for 180 240 lb. feeders 240 270 lb 74 60 97 70. cattle steady to weak with varied classes including cows canners and cutters 4.00 to 5.25, dairy cows 60 to 75, calves 11 to 13.50. Sheep 2 000 receipts. lambs and ewes mixed. top lamb price 10.15. natives up 32 carbs lambs.
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Chicago
US Dept Agriculture
Sincom
Omana Livestock
Omaha
U S. Dept Agriculture
Siott City
Sioty City
Anality
Peoria Livestock Market Reports Mixed Hogs Cattle Lambs
Hogs receipts around 3 000 with prices mostly steady to 10 cents lower for 240 Ibs and under. Packing hogs 170 230 Ibs 7.85 to 8.10 with weightier hogs 7.15 to 7.85. Cattle calf receipts 350 with slaughter steers and stockers steady to firm. calves show improved demand. Sheep receipts 600 with natives steady. 90 110 Ibs lambs around 8.50 to 9.04, western lambs 9.50 fetches.
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Peoria
Local Hog Market Trends Show Downward Swing
The local hog market fell Tuesday with good hogs down about 10 cents and packers 5 cents lower after Monday gains. Prices for hogs and cattle show varied weights and classifications with top long-haul hogs at 7.75 dollars and cattle ranges from prime steers to yearlings and cows, reflecting a broad downward trend across many categories.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain And Produce Prices
A rural price listing from Cedar Rapids showing wheats No 1 and No 2 at 75 and 73 cents, oats white No 2 at 3 5 6? per bushel, and soybeans No 2 and other grains with various per bushel figures. Also includes poultry rates for broilers and hens, wholesale fruits and vegetables, and hides and leather prices. Pond and five half price mane details included.
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Aide Market
Alor
Markets Chicago Produce and New York Produce Prices
Chicago prices show live poultry at 34 trucks with hens under 61 pounds and boilers at 21 pounds. butter receipts steady, eggs receipts 12 116 steady dirties. New York prices list eggs with mixed colors and grades, butter receipts 1 481 190 steady with creamery up to 92 score, cheese receipts 455 759 steady with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
White Rock
New York
Futures Market Notes on Butter and Eggs Storage Standards
Report lists futures quotations for butter and eggs with storage standards and dates. Mentions February and March figures for butter with values 50 and 15, plus a November 2820 reference. Egg storage standards show February and October values, including 18.70, in a terse exchanges style.
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Lamson Bros and Co
Stocks Fall Back After Early Gains In Mixed Session
In New York, initial stock market strength faded by close as cautious buyers pulled back. Utilities and metals led early gains while lenders weakened after noon, with U S Steel, U S Rubber, N Y Central, Western Union and others slipping as several major names failed to sustain advances.
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New York
U. S. Steel
U. S Rubber
N. Y. Central
Western Union
Consolidated Edison
American Smelting
United Aircraft
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Anaconda
du Pont
General Electric
J C. Penney
Wall Street Quotations Titled by J Z Bennett and Co
Tuesday stock list quotes many firms by price with amplifying entries for Allied Chem Johns Manville Lockheed Boeing and more. It notes industrials rails and utilities in Chicago and New York closing values and percent changes.
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J. Z. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Alaska
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Allied Stores
Kennecott
Allis Chalmers
Herren
Zane Mn
Lehigh Val
Amn Hide
Libbey Owens
Amn Intl Corp
Lis, Myers
Amn
Maracaibo
Carbonic
Lockheed
Loews Inc
Amn Roll Mills
Loft Inc
Amn Smelting
Lorillard
Amn Steel Foys
McKesson
Marshall
Martin G L
Mathiesen Ark
Wat
Miami
Armin Woolen
Zine & Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Ark Nat Gas A
Nash-Kely
Armour Co
Natl
Bellas
Atchison T. Spf
Biscuit
Atlantic Rife
Cash
Aviation Corp
Not! Dairy P
Baldwin Loco
Balto
Ohio
Pow & Lofty Rendin Aynast Norpac Rraxt
Beth Steel
North Amn Co
Blaw Knox
Nor Amn Avi
Bae Tae
Proctor Gamble
Caterpillar
Cent Fay
Pullman Co
Getto de Paseo
Columnes
Seaboard Oil
Com
Sears Hoebick Dan Com
Solvents
Server, Inc
Comw _Southa
Shell Union
Cons Edison
Simmons Co
Cons Oil S
Skelly Oil
Socony
Canal
Motors
Sou Railway
Corn Frodtters
Sperry Corp
Gotr Ince
Py Crucible Steel
Calif
Cub Amn Sur
Ind
Cudahy
Curtiss
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
Deere & Co
Studebaker
Tex Corp
du Pont de
Tex Gui
Easton Kodak
Sidewater
Eaton
Elec
Freeport Tex
Union Carbide
Crade Rails
Union Pac
Erade Rails
Gen Electric
Unt Air Lines
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Bat Bre
Gimbel Bros
Uni el Coal
Glidden
Goodrich
Uni Gas Cogi
Goodyear Tire Weye Gypsum
Granby Conseo SR Bbe
Ore Way
U S Steel
Utilities
Granite Cy
Greyhound
Walworths
Warner Bros
Hiram Walker
Wes Union
Houston
Ayn
Bors Warner
Norwest Bank
Chicago Corp
Ya Swift & Cap
Comn Edison
Swift
Wis Bk Shra
Bond Markets Shows Mixed Gains Amid Rainy Foreign Debt Slide
In New York Bond Review, rains touched several foreign bonds while U S treasury issues slipped in quiet trading. British empire bonds led foreign gains as debate on aid legislation progressed in Congress. Australia 5s of 1955 and 1957 rose up to 2 points amid a large turnover. government bonds declined to 14 328 pricing.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Treasury
Rocksland General
Tlinois Central
International Telephone
Grain Rallies End of Trade On Wheat Corn
Chicago upturn in grain prices prompted by late-session buying led by shorts. Wheat futures climbed with July and September around one cent higher, corn up about one to two percent, oats and rye modestly higher, soybeans gaining near four cents despite long-seller pressure. Reports of government wheat sales and dwindling free wheat supplies weighed, while weather remained mild with little precipitation foreseen.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
Wisconsin Cheese and Wool Market Updates
Wisconsin cheese quotations for Feb 3 to 8 list Twins, Ic, daisies 1534c, brick 1473c, horns 1534c, cheddar 15c with farmers call board: daisies 15 4c horns 1534c cheddar 5c. Boston wool market shows quiet trade with few bids and broad interest in contracted 1941 clips. Mississippi River gauges show minor changes across Davenport La Crosse Prairie du Chien Dubuque Keokuk St Louis Cairo Memphis.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Twins
Farmers’ Call Board
Boston
Mississipps
Davenport
Hastings
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
Keokuk
St. Louis
Cairo Ee
Memphis Rice
Development of Power Shovels Traced by Lehti at Club Meeting
D W Lehti assistant general manager of the Link Belt Speeder corp traced the history and development of power shovels from 1590 to 1834 at a Canopus club meeting held Tuesday at the Roosevelt hotel. The plant is currently working on a national defense order of 40 shovels and cranes for the army regiment with 50 recently completed. Silkworm culture in Japan advances with licensed egg sales and health guarantees for worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Otis
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
D. W. Lehti
Link-Belt Speeder Corporation
National Defense
Army Engineering Regiment
Deny NLRB Power After Pact Signed
The Third Circuit ruled the NLRB lacks jurisdiction in disputes between an employer and employee after signing a genuine collective bargaining agreement. Judge Albert B. Maris said the goal of the labor relations act is achieved and the board has no further role in settled disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Third
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Albert B. Maris
City Council Orders Payments on Paving and Engineering Warrants
The council authorized a $15 300 warrant to Hargrave Construction for paving with $15 000 from the improvement fund and $300 from the grading fund, leaving $347.87 due plus 5 percent interest on $15 647.87 from Jan 2, 1941. A $700 warrant was approved for Ralph W Gearhart for street improvement engineering, leaving $237 due. Mrs Myrtle Cunningham claimed $9.75 for injuries from a fall on ice cited to overflows from a city spout and a broken glass.
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Hargrave Construction Company
Ralph W. Gearhart
Gearhart
Myrtle Cunningham
Eighth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Stickney Funeral Services Held in Yocom Chapel
Corwin D. Stickney's funeral was conducted Monday at the Yocom chapel by Rev. Raymond C. Swisher with burial at Springville. Pallbearers included Earl Biggs C E Pearson W J Turner George Woods Warren Thompson and James Tobin. Out of town relatives attended from Sterling Scottsbluff Neb Eddyville Oska s008e Beverly Linn county draft board No 3 prepared to fill seven slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bunker
Red Cross Activities and Local Community News in Marion
Red Cross chairman Mrs. A A Hardin reports weekly volunteer work totals including infant dresses by several members, skirts and diapers funded by local clubs and NYA groups. Marion page also notes film ads, a stroke patient improving, a birthday MC event, a leadership dinner, hospital operations, a traveler’s return, and the birth of Susan Marie Wenger.
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Red Cross
A. A. Hardin
Marion
The
H. F. Lockwood
C. B. F. Michel
W H. Applegate
la Verna Crew
R. E. Leidigh
A E. Granger
Earl Welsher
H. Wuerth
Myrtle Cunningham
E. C. Fox
Ladies Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Milwaukee Club
A. J. Keyes
Analiyi Camp Fire Group
Elmer Frederick
Subscription offer for women’s home magazines ends soon
The advertisement promotes 14 months of three magazines for four dollars with a March 10 start and a savings of 240. Mary Adams of the agency urges the reader to sign up by calling 3-2029 and enter the club while the reduced rate lasts.
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American Woman's Home Companion
Colliers
Mary Adams
David Sicter
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Mason City
Des Moines
INS
Askeyleure
Keerior
Minnecota
Austin
Austin Minn AP
ST _ PAUL LIVESTOCK SOUTH ST PAUL Minn
CPH
Lamson Brothers and Company
H R, Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
St Josepn
Sieua Co
St Paul
Buffalo
Indianapois
Taras
Bas
Stee Ee Am
AXE Amt
Light Hogs Heavy No. No
AVS Art. S4
Tot
California
Wall St
U S
DOW Jones
Winnipeg
Hich Lori
APIS
Wool Market
Lehti
Japan
NLRB
Marion News
Linn County Draft Board No. 3
Owen
Leo Voss
J. M. Albright
Sixth Street
Voss
Genevieve Maier
Wadsworth
Kan
Ingval Hanson
Denver
Maier
Charles Maier
Alburnett
Mr. Hanson
Iowa Falls
Dickeys
Christian Church
George Sweet
Twelfth Street
Bertie Sweet
Delbert Rickless
Central City
Maude Musser
Edward J. Adams
John C. Adams
St. Luke’s Hospital
and John Stauffer
Council Bluffs
Carl Fernow
St. Luke's Hospital
Leslie Blocker
DeWitt
Fernow
G A Storck
Cary Club
L. M. Phelps
Elva Emerson
Marion High School
Wilson High of
Walter Bigger
Seventh Avenue
Stewart Hawk
Fifth Avenue
Marjorie Elizabeth
Hawk
William Dobbs
Long Beach
Iowa
Michael Willhauer
Iowa City
Stanley C. Thomas
Milton Prouty
Elizabeth Dahl
Alice, Tex
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. Lawrence Bigger
Rachel Booth
the Baptist Church
E. L. Wagner
Wilbur Bear
Archie Conklin
Lincoln Drive
New
Clark Gable
Spencer Tracy
Hedy Lamarr
Shirley Temple
Frank Goodrow
South Tama Street
Marguerite Michel
Marion Chapter N. 183
Masonic Temple
Christian Sunday School
Donald Hillerege
Scottsbluff, Neb
Kenneth Hillerege
Robert Hutchison
Gary
Paul Wenger
Sixth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Susan Marie
Wenger
Marie Forrest
Park Forrest
Coggon
Gazette
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
St. BE
Boone
la Plant-Choate
Oscar
Taparer
1St
Burch Aves
St. W
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Peather
Piliowa
Griffith Peather Mattress Co
Sands Printing Co
St. NE
Ginsberg’s
First Ave
Probasco
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
KATZ
J. A. Lower's
Brick Hutchinson's
Geo. W. Bryant
Richards Pharmacy
Podzimek Pharmacy
16Th Ave
Kids House
Dallas
Texas
Paul J. Kelly
McKinley St
1St St
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Dial
Bishop's
Paris Academy Beauty School
Stark's Beauty Shop
Delux
Lillian Suchy
Charm Beauty Shop
Miller
Beauty Shop
Danceland
Larry Herman Orch
Dick Jurgens
Blue Barron
Viking
Accordian Band
Albert Lea
Minn
C.S.P
Hall
Udelen
Magnus
Sun
Rex
TOP Hat
Ce-Mar
Sedlacek’s
Snyder's Tavern
12Th Ave
la Fayette Cafe
Hallwood Cafe
Marion LE
Reasonable Novak Heating CO
Ehlers
Wan Farm
Roy
R. J. Shellsburg
Mustave
Howard Thein
Alien Motor Co
Mr. White
Quazette
Inyep
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
LeFebvre Corporation
Cordwood Cutters
Zack McArthur
Fairfax
Smulekoff
Williamshoro
Park
WEL Reeres
Central Employment AG CY
Granby aSee Eee
Trade Schools
Strickel
Santa Monica Aircraft
Chas. Farrell
Autos & Trucks
Wagner Motor Co
8Th St
Weather Bureau
Build-Well Lumber Company
Dodge_ & Flymouth Distributors
Fey
Second Ave. SE
First Ave. SE
Rapaport
Sth
Ave. SE
GMC
M.D
Padzensky
New Drew
Herter Teat
New Soline
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