Livestock market slips after Monday gains in Chicago
Chicago AP reports cattle and hog markets mixed as receipts rise slightly. Cattle prices drift lower with top steers near 925 while hogs finish under prior levels amid light demand. lambs slow and bids soften. Midwest markets from St Paul to Des Moines show varied trading with steady to lower notes and canniness in wholesale values.
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Chicago
Tivestock
Meadow Advance
Hao
Chicago Livestock
Joe
ST Paul
South ST Paul
U “S Dept
Jean Hogs
Moidas
Local Hogs and Cattle Weaken on Market
Hogs are weaker with AH grades down 15 cents and top at 8.35. Cattle prices fall 29 cents, poultry mostly weaker. Wilsons Hog Market lists bulk hogs by weight with many price tiers, plus calf, sheep, and varied steer and cow quotes reflecting a softer market.
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Wilson &O
Dial Disk
Wilson's
TINA
Cedar Rapids Miscellameous Price List
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids including Wheat No 189c No 8 Bic oats rye corn soybeans hay straw butterfat and eggs with assorted fruits vegetables and meats. Prices for oranges apples Jonathan pears celery lettuce potatoes bananas onions beef hides and horses also noted. Prices reflect varied market quotations and late season entries.
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Hurley
Texas
Idaho
Bond Markets See Mixed Moves as Trades Hold Narrow Rally
Wall Street bond trading edged higher on select issues while the broad market held in a narrow range. Cuban debt moves mirrored a settlement plan exchanging new bonds for old issues, with some rail and industrial bonds advancing while others softened amid cautious volume and light political signals.
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York
Tne
Action
Cuba
Citi
Consolidated Baliwasa
Cleveland Union
New York Central Consolidated
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Loew's
Western Union
Southern Pacific
Missouri-Kansas- Texas
Armour
Poland
Wool Market Quiet in Roeton as Prices Hold Steady
Roeton wool market opened quiet with nominal quotations broadly steady to slightly lower. Fleeces ranged from 29 to 30 cents per pound for fine wools, with lower face wool declines noted and overall demand described as weak. buyers showed limited interest and prices reflected cautious activity.
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Roeton
Roston
Ian
Guarten
Wheat Prices Rise on Late Chicago Market Recovery
In Chicago, a strong upturn in wheat amid scarce offer ings lifted prices late in the trading session. May wheat rose to 95 5/8 cents, with corn and oats showing modest gains and losses. Trade remained dull with tight receipts and limited export demand, while Liverpool margins cooled gains and Australian Canadian interest supported a slight early lift before easing. The Indian crop outlook weighed against higher prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain price report from Chicago and Minneapolis markets
Chicago and Minneapolis grain quotations show mixed close. Wheat corn oats and soybeans prices listed with various No. 2 and No. 3 grades, samples, and monthly sale figures, plus Timothy and clover seed values and receipts data.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Poultry and Produce Prices From Chicago and New York
The Chicago market reports live poultry prices with 30 trucks of hens over five pounds and frys at 20 cents. dressed markets show steady prices. Butter receipts weak and US and Canada carrot prices vary, with Idaho Russet and Colorado Reds noted. New York eggs and butter markets show mixed lots, with creamery butter weaker and cheese prices holding.
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Chicago
C. Lerhorn
Plymouth
White Rock
Us&s
Idaho
Burbanks US
Colorado
Red McClures
Wisconsin
Michigan
Florida Bliss Triumphs
Texas US
New York
Sci Extea
Market Briefs Continue Mixed Global Finance Signals
In New York sugar and futures markets saw little change with spot sugar at 3.17 and refined at 4.0545. Foreign exchange moved little as most major currencies stayed steady or edged lower, with noon rates listed for France Britain Germany and others. An odd note credits Jane Austen with six novels published anonymously.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Paland
Czechoslovakia
Jucovainn
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Tokio
Shnamrhal
Wongkong
Mexico
Creeping Rally Lifts Industrials In Late Session
A creeping rally Tuesday lifted stock market industrials to after hours highs as U S Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors and other majors pushed higher. Volume stayed near Monday's slow level with about 700000 shares traded. American Telephone rose little after reporting 1937 net income fell short of 1936 due to a large tax adjustment.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
U S. Rubber
Goodrich
Firestone
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Montgomery Ward
Sears, Roebuck
Westinghouse
du Pont
Allied Chemical
American Can
N. Y Central
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
International Harvester
Interlake Iron
Johns Manville
Phillip Morris
U. S. Gypsum
Union Carbide
Allis Chalmers
American Telephone
Tuesday Quotations From Wall Street Stocks Report
Wall St stock round up from Adams Express to Woolworth with numerous primary listings. Named firms include Allied Stores, Kennecott, Amn Can, General Electric, Coca Cola, IBM, DuPont, Swift & Co, and many others, reflecting a broad market snapshot with chatter on prices and performance across sectors.
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J E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Nickel
Alaska
Juneane
Allegh
Y, Corp
Tel & Tel
Aled Chem
Johns Manville
Allied Stores
Kans City
Altis Chalmers
Kayser
Julius
Amn
DP & Lb
Loft Inc
Amin Rad
Lorillard
Go& E
Aun Steel
Louvit
Ted Bigs Marshall
Ga Mathieson
Ward
Ia Atlantic
Auburn
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Natl Gash Bee
Balto & Chin
Red Dairy Ae
Barner Bo Gs Natl Disters
Barnsdall Corp
Noth Poe Beatrice Crylan
Bendix
Y Central
NYN
Stee
tanNeor Tages Ig
Boeing Alpe
North
Amin
Borden ‘Co
AD Ant
Hps
Hors
Warner
Bie Steel
Urivas Min
Packard Mts Ant Uegrus Erle
Paramount
Sa Park
Utah
Patino Mines
Burroughs Adg
Pewlek & F
Cal & Heela
Pullman Co
AMS Ches & Ohio
Radio Corpa
G Ches Corp
Radio Keith
GM St. P Po
Rem Rand
Chro
Rep Motors
Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Coca_ Cola
Safe
Socony
Contt
Cont Motors Ia Sou
Gotr. Inc
Sperry Corp
Cub Amn
Gore Lend
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Cao
Calif
Ind
del L&w
Frisco
Stew Warner
East
An Kodak
Stone Webster
Eaton Mr
Studebaker Hite
Elec Autolite
Tex Corp
Elec Heat
Tex Gul & Ky
Elec Pow & & S
Tex Land
Elec
Bond & S
Thompson
Erle RR
Tidewater
N. Fisk Rubber
Timken
Iris Ford England
St. Timken Rod
Freeport Tex
Trans-America
Baking
Fox Film
Union Carbide
Elie
Union Pac
Gen Foods
Seu Gortaha
Uni Corp
United Fruit
Saneee
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
Gsta Gonbel Rey
Ny & Pine AE Hh Joouri
Westehse AB
Houston
Westehse Troat
Howe Sound
Chicago
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Nelleman
Saxmar Field
Butler Bros
Iscent Mid-West Corp
Quaker
Spices Coe
Gomw Edison
Swift & Co
Izha Cons Biscuit
Swift
Cord Corp
Walgreen
Dexter Cotha GT
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Photic
Colgate
Jc. Podzimek Pharmacy
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16Th Ave
Hawkeye Travel Bureau
C.R. Knitting Co
St.sw
Gertrude Campbell
Thea
Yellow Cab Co
1St St. SW
Hawks Lands After Missing 11 Hours
Commander Frank Hawks, missing eleven hours in his fast plane, landed after two forced landings caused by wing ice. Government agencies issued urgent search orders before he finally touched down in Camberville, Pa, then Newcastle, Pa, before reaching Camden airport. He apologized for not reporting his arrival.
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INL
Frank Hawks
Camberville
Newcastle
Hawks
Marion clubs host meetings and plans for charity carnival
Marion News reports a crowded Monday with Marion Chapter No. 183 OQ. E S. hosting a lodge supper for eighty, declaring plans for a carnival to benefit the Eastern Star home at Boone. Declarations for a Lincoln auditorium declamatory contest list Geraldine Green Elmira Russell and K E Cornell with Rose Wilcox directing the student music.
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Lincoln Auditorium
Geraldine Green
Franklin High School
Cedar Rapids
Elmira Russell
Marion High School
K. E. Cornell
Marion
Rose Wilcox
Card of Thanks and Lost and Found Notices
Announcements thank neighbors and relatives for support after a death and floral offerings. Also several lost items including a gold ring in the Roosevelt hotel and a coin purse near Belden Will Cigar Store with rewards offered. Elderly care ad and local business notices appear among classifieds.
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Ad. Dept
Belden
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Earl Welsher
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