Hog Prices Rise in Active Chicago Market Saturday
In Chicago hogs led a lively market with prices up 15 to 25 cents, top at 7.60, while cattle and lambs remained generally steady. Receipts show hogs 8,000 and cattle around 2,000, with regional quotes across Omaha Des Moines and other Midwest yards.
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Chicago
Ave. Ant
Iapi
Sausarke
Omaha
California
ST__PAUL
South ST. Paul
Fed -State
Mkt. News
Peoria
Ins
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Local Hog Market Advances Friday Gains for Prime Hogs
The local hog market continued its rise Friday with prime hogs 35 cents higher and packers 25 cents higher. A $610 top price was reported for good quality hogs with no fill, while cattle remained steady.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Produce Market
Grain markets show No 1 and No 2 wheat values. corn yellow prices steady. Produce listings include lemons oranges grapes celery Michigan celery lettuce onions cabbage tomatoes and other staples with varied wholesale and retail quotes. Hide market details list cured beef hides calf hides kip horse prices and notes on pony and mule values.
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St of
Markets in Chicago and New York Produce Prices
Market notes cover meats and poultry receipts in Chicago with live poultry prices for hens, broilers, and turkeys, plus carrot and potato consignments. New York data list eggs, butter, and cheese prices with current receipts and storage values. A final line notes the autogiro’s speed and rotor drive.
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New York
Stock Market Turns Bullish After July Recess
Slightly more bullish sentiment on Wall Street after the Fourth of July break as select stocks gain fractions and daily transfers stay light. Traders scarce in board rooms. optimism driven by firmer British war attitude and hoped lift from rearmament demand with names like U S Steel Bethlehem Douglas Aircraft Sperry Chrysler and others showing gains.
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New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
Chrysler
American Smelting
Westinghouse
N. Y
Shipbuilding
White Rock
American Can
Great Northern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Wall Street Quotations From Adams Express to Zenith Radio
Published by J Bennett & Co with W H Jump manager the Friday quotations list extensive stocks including Adams Express Unknown and various heavyweights across mining oil and utilities. It notes prices for Alaska Juneau Inland Mining Allied Chemical American Smelting and others with many figures and fractions.
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J. £. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hydro
Alaska Juneau
Daly Alleghany
Allied Chem
Allis” Chiaimers
Johns Manville
Amal Leather
Kan City
Ann Cor Power
Kroger
Diasty Libbey Owens
Lig & Myers
Ain Setals
Amn Smelting
Nee Ann Steel
ATS
BSS
Tel & Tel
S Armour & Co
Articom
Mont War - Assad Bry Gas
Arch T & S
Murray Carp St. Auantic Rfe
Nash-Kelyan Aviatrvon Corp
Natl
Bellas Iy Baldwin Loco
Biscuit
Balto & Ohio
Barnsdall . Nath Dairy
Bayuk Cigars
Beatrice Cry
Pat Hendix
NY Central
Beth Stee
Nysnhah
Tocing Airo
Ama Gov
Ponen Co
183S
Amn
Bore Warner
Os Steel
Paramount
Penick & Ford
Car & Inc
Penna RR
Penney JC
Canada
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury
Plymouth
Proctor Gamble
Cerro de Pasco
Pullman Co
Ches & Ohio
Ches Corp
Radio Corp
aRadio Keith
Cheo &_N W
Rem Rand
Cheo RI & P
Reo Motors
Gta
Chrysler Motors
Repb Steel
Reyn
Coca Cola
Reyn Metals
Cole Palmolive
Safeway
Colo Fuel
Schenley
Gta Seaboard
Colum Gate
Gata Sears Roebuck
Com
Servel Inc
Dohme
Souhern
Shell Union
Silver King
Congoletton
Simmons Co
Skelly
Socony Vac
Ata Gont
Contl Can Ag
Contl Motors
Con
Erie RR
Ford England
Vawnion Carbide
Freeport
Texas Union Pac
Gen Baking
Gen Cables
Unt Air Lines
Gen Electric
Unt Corp
Gen Foods
Druc
Gen Gas A
Ele Coal
Gen Motors Ta Um “Pruitt
Gen Outdoor
Uni Gas Co Vy Gen Realty
Gillette SR
Ipsum Ar
Gimbel Bros
S Ind
Glidden Zsau S Pipe
Goebel Brew
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham Pale
Varad
Bbat
Gt Nor Ore
Walworth
Gt Nor Ry
Edison
Swift and Co
Batis Fie
Hellman
Marsh Field
Zenith Rad
Boston Wool Market Quiet With Small Movement
In Boston the wool market showed little movement on Friday with prices largely holding steady from the prior week. Good French combing length wools were available for immediate delivery at 52 1 2 cents scoured, while many buyers quoted around 5 cents higher on the scoured basis. A few country packed three eighths and one quarter blood wools sold mostly at 39 to 40 cents delivered to users.
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Boston
Dept
Wheat develops irregular tone as gains vanish
Wheat futures on the Chicago board of trade weakened after hedging pressure erased early gains. Prices closed down 7% near 143 cents, with soybeans and corn showing mixed moves amid Northwest strength and Winnipeg weakness. Cash markets varied, with No. 2 red wheat at 82 cents and No. 2 yellow corn at 64-66 cents, while Minneapolis quotes showed further firmness in wheat.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Northwest
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Southwest
Board of Trade
Bond Market Gains Slow in New York Review
In New York, bond prices edged up Friday led by a few active corporates. Declines in French and Italian issues contrasted with modest gains in U S government bonds and rail and utility sectors.
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New York
IAP
U. S
Treasury
Wisconsin Cheese Market Quotation Sheet Lucidly Updated
Plymouth Wis API cheese quotas for the week of July 16 show Twins at 13 2c, Daisies 14c, Brick 12 2c, Horns 12c, Cheddars 13 6c. Farmer's call board lists Daisies 14c, Common dores 14 43c, Horns 12c, Cheddars 13 12¢.
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Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmer‘s Call Board
De Gaulle Summoned Before French Army Court
Berlin dispatch from Vichy reports General Charles de Gaulle, leader of the French national committee, has been summoned to appear before the French military court of the 11th region. He is in London opposing the Petain government and has had his rank stripped by Vichy.
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Berlin
INS
DNB
Vichy
Charles de Gaulle
11Th
de Gaulle
London
French National Committee
Petain
Italy
Germany
Planes raid Gibraltar in first air attacks of war
British fortress Gibraltar repelled three raids Friday with no damage reported. In Madrid a German dispatch claimed a French bomber dropped bombs on the fortress, adding to the wartime blitz.
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Gibraltar
Berlin
Madrid
Marion Woman Injured by Clod Near Marion
Mrs. Ferdinand Vugrinich 56 of 1725 North Eleventh Milwaukee suffered a serious right eye injury when a clod shattered a car window on highway No. 151 east of Marion. An operation to remove the eye was planned. Two Marion boys Dorrance McEnany 16 and Marcus Ferreter 15 were questioned after admitting they had been throwing clods at a telephone pole. The case was turned over to juvenile authorities. Also noted J O Stone 100 died at his Wilsonville Nebraska home. he had lived in Marion 1868 75 and served 21 months in the Civil War. He is survived by a son a daughter and 19 grandchildren.
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Ferdinand Vugrinich
North Eleventh Street
Milwaukee
Highway No. 151
Marion
Dorrance McEnany
Marcus Ferreter
Gene Miller
George O. Stone
J. O. Stone
Wilsonville
Neb
Mr. Stone
Nebraska
Marionette Four H Club Teas Mothers At Home Event
Members and visiting mothers shared a tea at Mrs. Carl Carver's Marion home with polit colors, piano music, and a talk by Arlene Quaas Our Mothers. Betty Lou Scott reported on Ames convention. corsages given. Also Sunshine division Ladies Aid hosted with program and refreshments for 27 guests.
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Carl Carver
Old
Marion Road
Byron Ambdenstock
Shirley Carver
Jean Stamy
Arlene Quaas
Betty Lou Scott
Ames
Robert Sloan
Sunshine Division
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Harry Hammond
Jack Oxley
Mae Gano
Hammond
Audrey Maxson
Jane Collier
Reading
Gano
Harry Conger
Mobridge
S. D
Wilbur Shaffer
Harry Freeman
Ralph Foley
Springville
Nellie Creglow
Kenneth Domer
Marion
Army Reserve Officer Promoted to Regular Rank
Melvin Desmond Clark of 700 Ninth Avenue Marion has been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the regular army after graduation from Coe College with a BA last month. He has not yet been assigned.
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Melvin Desmond Clark
Ninth Avenue
Marion
Army Reserve Corps
Clark
Coe College
Mrs Mary Todd Hospitalized After Hip Injury At Home
Mrs Mary Todd 94 suffered a serious left hip injury when she tripped and fell Thursday at her home 1060 Sixth street She is being cared for at home with hip fracture status undetermined Also listed are multiple visitor and Fourth of July gathering notes from local residents and churches including the Evangel Singers of Chicago at the Baptist church and various family visits.
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Lena Pratt
Coggan
Russell Pain
Mary Todd
Sixth Street
The
Evangel Singers of
Chicago
Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids Wins 1941 High Twelve Convention
Cedar Rapids earned the 1941 High Twelve international convention at Windsor. June 27 28 29 marked the powwow as Dr Edwin E Hruska was elected first international vice president though he did not attend. Cedar Rapids will host next June with about 500 expected to attend.
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Cedar Rapids
Masonic High Twelve Club
Windsor
Canada
Edwin E. Hruska
Cedar Rapids Club
First International
T. E. Swan
Clark Beems
J. L. Burgar
Fred Collard
E. L. Diekman
Shenandoah Netster Shares In Honors
Wayne Anderson a Shenandoah High School star and Jack Ormsby of Kansas City won the Jayhawk junior doubles title defeating Frank Moseley and John Troup 6-2 6-4 6-1 in Topeka Kansas. Anderson later exited in the men singles third round losing to Jack Rost 6-3 4-6 3-6.
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Topeka
Kan
Ins
Wayne Anderson
Shenandoah
Jack Ormsby
Kansas City
Jayhawk
Frank Moseley
John Troup
Anderson
Jack Rost
Oakland
Calif
LOCALS SEEK SERVICES AND WORK IN WIDELY PRINTED ADS
A dense page of classified ads lists lost items, repairs and services. Items include a yellow gold watch, a fraternity pin and various repair offerings from jewelry to lawn care. Jobs and requests cover nursing, housekeeping, yard work, and general labor across multiple addresses and towns.
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Beta Theta Phi Fraternity
J. L
Kutchera & CO
Willman
Drew's
Ave. E
Dis
Tinners Tools Mawkeye Tin Shop
Dial
Novak Heating CO
C. L. Russell
Ave
Geo. Hi. Ilen Hdw. Co
3Rd Ave
H. R. Butters
Alburnett Epworth League to Present Christian Life in Action
The Alburnett Methodist Epworth League will present a program Sunday evening at the church with the title The Christian Life in Action. Howard Powers will perform a vocal solo during the event.
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Alburnett
Alburnett Methodist Epworth League
Christian Life In Action
Howard Powers
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Towa
Minnesota
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Associated Press
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Austin, Minn
US Dept. Agriculture
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
James
Qid Roosters
Leshorna
Whalesale
Cihicago Frodice
Wonder
Brossers
Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth Rock
Idaho
Bliss
U.S
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Arkansas
Oklahoma
Alabama
U S
Wall St
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NEW York Bond Review
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Hudson Coal
International Mercantile Marine
Postal Telegraph
Erie
Alleghany
Owen
Averances
Wisconsin
Davenport
Hastings
la Cros
Prairie du Chien
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Davenport Oa
Muscatine Sane Ewe
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Ecatecare
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Marion News
Owen's
Lewis Alcorn
Dickey's
Edith Miller
W. A. Ladd
Morley
Sigfred
Marion Sommers
W. D. Shank
Eighth Street
Miss Pearl Ogden
Ontario
Benish Shoe Store
Murray’s
Mildred Gillmore
St. Luke's Hospital
Neal Blok
Palisades State Park
Tipton
Donald Price
Joe Walker
Elmer Larson
Bernard Blok
Wilma Gage
Helen Daubenmier
Lisbon
Martha Schroeder
Robert Strickel
Mrs. Strickel
Independence
Legion of the Lawless
George O'Brien
A. E. Miller
Miller
Ossian
H. G. Magelssen
Stavanger
Alice
Clarice Hammersland
Opal Fosaaen
Albert Valland
Joseph Jermeland
Howard Hilgerson
Lawrence Fosaaen
Albert
Kermit Anfinson
Sunshine
Paul Rose
David
Decorah
Goldfield
Ogden
B. E. Beiber
Wapsie River
Ray Ralston
Winfield
Mildred Vanderlinden
Osceola
Richard and
Patricia Georges
Clarence E. Reiter
Savanna
Vernon H. Carter
Mr. Carter
F. H. Carter
Carroll Carter
Lee Cline
Ableman
Ruby Stacy
Walter Crawford
Milton Carter
Rockford, Ill
O. W. Ladd
Ladd
Jean
Carol
F. J. Henny
Mable and
Francis
Toledo
Harlan F. Knight
J. Ray Roberts
Atkins
Diana Fret Club
W. C Sheets
Walter Cleveland
Zona
the Baptist Church
Jordan's Bridge
L. W. Inman
Gordon Inman
Inman
Tipton and
West Branch
Shenandoah Netster
Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Kuba Funeral Home
Kriz Tent & Awning Co
1St St. SE
LL. A. Lower
Los Angeles
Center Point Road
Kullander_& Son
4Th Ave
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
W. T. Sands
1St St
HE. Kaefer
Kresze
Morehouse Barber Shop
Hawkeye Bramp Co
Bender
New Maalin Springs
Probasco
Ambulance Service CO
Kenwood
2Nd Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder’s van & Storage Co., Inc
Vincent's Jewelry
3Rd
ALLIED Van_ Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
OVELY LADY_ BEAUTY SHOP
Bishop's
Lillian Suchy
DELUX
Stark's
3Rd St. NE
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Thornwood
Don Both
Pep Sievers
ORC
Les Hartman
Swisher
Lawson
Arrow Inn
E Ave
McCoy
4Th ST. SE
LiaNity
TOP Hat
Joe Fisher
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Clair
Turkey House
Walford
Marion Blvd
Sim
P.m. H. Slepman
Jim Reeder
Kula
Hallwood Cafe
ARS
Jess
Young
8Th St
B Ave
Syracuse Inn
Calamus
U.S. Highway 30
Meadowbrook Farm
Marionee
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