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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1938

Page

8

Chicago Livestock Prices Slump At Week's End

Chicago hogs closed down five cents with top at $10.00 while cattle and sheep showed uneven moves across major markets. Estimated Friday receipts totaled thousands of hogs and cattle across Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, and St Louis, with mixed regional strengths and steady ester demand.

Chicago Kansas City Omaha East_ St Loms St Joseph Stouxy City St. Paul Indianapolis Pittsburgh Buffalo Cincinnati Towa DG Neceutr Des Moines al- US Dept Acri- Cuture Iowa Minnesota

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices

A Cedar Rapids market list shows prices for grains and produce including Wheat No 1 at 58 cents, No 2 at 5 cents, oats at 17 cents, corn yellow No 2 at 43 3/4 cents, soybeans No 2 yellow at unknown, hay and straw values, butterfat at 26 cents, cream at 23-25 cents, lemons 5.50, oranges 30-37.5 cents, grapefruits 3.00, celery 50-60 cents, lettuce 3.75-4.75, bananas 47-5 cents, onions 1.60, cabbage 2.00, potatoes 5.00-6 cents, cantaloupes 3.00, watermelons uncertain, hides and cattle prices listed with various weights.

Texas Chicago

Hogs Unchanged on Local Market Hogs Unchanged on Local Market

Market notes show hog prices steady at a top of 950 while poultry and egg values edge higher. Cattle prices vary by grade with steers and heifers quoted from 8.25 to 9.50 per hundredweight and all weights noted amid a broad range in beef grades.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Dept. Agricultures Washington Washington Yrarlings ST. Paul South ST Paul Dept Acricuatre Hutcher Omaha Isc Flaurgeter Sioix City Livestock Sioux City IAPI US Dept. Agricultures Towa Associated Press Mason City Waterloo Cale Ohera Quaiity Enndt

Produce Markets show mixed poultry and steady eggs in Chicago

Markets report 46 trucks of live poultry receipts with hens steady and chicks weak, Leghorns and Plymouth Rock quotes indicating color varieties. Butter and eggs receipts with prices steady, potatoes arrivals weak with liberal supply, U.S. No. 1 and commercial potato quotes noted from Missouri Nebraska California Idaho.

Chicago Plymouth White Rock Missouri U.S Nebraska California Idaho U. S

New York Produce and Butter Receipts Mixed. Cheese Weak

New York reports mixed egg receipts from 10 994 firms with various pack styles and prices. Butter receipts rise to 848 258 with steady to higher prices for creamery and extra grades. Cheese receipts total 287 810 with prices unchanged. Chicago butter and egg futures closed with standard quotations and October refinery figures.

New York IAP

Wisconsin cheese and wool markets in early reports

In Plymouth Wisconsin dairy notes prices for Cheddar and related products are listed with small gains. Boston market wool sales show moderate volume but softer demand, with mixed lots fetching lower prices while refined sugar markets post minor shifts in futures and spot quotes.

Bond Market Rises as Rail and Rail-Linked Bonds Rally

In New York the bond market showed buying momentum with prices of rails and related corporate issues climbing toward midyear recovery. Treasury issues paused while corporate loans led gains, and notes such as Missouri-Kansas-Texas 5s Southern Railway 4s Southern Pacific 4s Boston and Maine 5 3s and Great Northern 4s advanced. Also listed were Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Owners Loan securities with varied bids, as markets stabilize after a cautious year. A Gospel meeting series began in Earl Erb orchard led by Rev. Scott Pyle of Storm Lake.

New York Southern Railway Southern Pacific Boston BONDS Treasury Federal Farm Federsl Farm Government Wellman Earl Erb Scott Pyle Storm Lake

Late Selling Cuts Gain In Stock Prices

New York reports a mixed early rally with late selling reducing gains for many stocks. Motors and rubber shares led an otherwise upbeat session while bond and commodity moves were varied. Philip Morris surged to a record intraday high as other major names posted modest gains and quarterly results were largely disappointing.

New York Philip Morris General Motors Chrysler Goodrich Bethlehem Steel Studebaker Sears Roebuck Santa Fe Southern Pacific Great Northern Aluminum of America American Gas and Electric Technicolor Sherwin Williams National Steel Car Pepperell Laurnings

Wall Street Stocks Quoted From Adams Express to Woolworth Records

Wall Street Stocks from J C Benner shows a wide, period style list of quotes across many companies and sectors. The page names Adams Express Allied Stores Kroger Libby Owens Ford Iron companies and major firms like General Electric Procter Gamble and Coca Cola, with prices and percent figures in a dense OCR stream. The Chicago market section follows with more tickers such as Swift & Co United Fruit and Standard Oil like listings, reflecting a broad snapshot of market activity.

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National Income Put At 61 Billion

Washington AP reports government economists expect the 1938 national income to top 61 billion dollars, nearing Roosevelt’s 12 billion drop from 1937. Roosevelt had forecast 56 billion for 1938 in his budget, while commerce department estimates show 30.63 billion earned in the first half of 1938, with the year’s second half usually matching the first.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Commerce Department

Wheat prices at Omaha level after drop to new low

In dull Chicago trading wheat prices touched seasonal lows under hedging pressure, then closed up 14 cents as scattered buying partly erased early losses. Corn and oats were mixed, with limited export demand and lingering cautious sentiment amid upcoming private crop estimates and holiday closures in Liverpool and Winnipeg. Receipts in Chicago and ongoing favorable weather influenced the market, while long positions pressured prices lower in corn.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Northwest Liverpool Canadian Wheat Board North American Winnipeg U. S

Chicago grain quotations and market notes

Grain quotations from Chicago furnished by Lamson Brothers and Co with price readings for wheat oats rye soybeans lad and loin. Minneapolis cash grain and Chicago case provisions give receipts, bids, and price ranges for wheat corn oats lard and bellies with opening highs lows and closes across futures months and cash trades.

Chicago Lamson Brothers & Co H. R. Mowrey Cedar Rapids Natonal ST St's Soydeans Bas

Iowa News in Brief Independence Wyom­ing Center Junction Wapello

Independence notes the death of Ann Wendling 70 at Peoples hospital burial planned at St Johns cemetery. Survived by three sons two daughters and eight grandchildren. Zeilinger family to attend pipe organ dedication near Cleveland. Center Junction lists teaching staff for coming school year with starts Aug 29. Wapello carries two civil actions: Kettlesen v Aldershoff seeking 4824.85 and General Investment v Marohn over 681.95 note.

R. F. O'Connor Washburn Mary Levasseur Marion Susie O'Connor Milwaukee Wyoming G. J. Zeilinger Berese Cleveland Zeilinger Center Junction Ethel Courtney Wapello Herman Kettlesen E. Aldershoff Ida J. Aldershoff Louisa District Court General Investment Company Louisa County Alice Marohn

Marion News Pubh Takes New Post

Delbert J. Pugh principal of Marion high school for seven years resigns to become assistant to Dr Howard R Anderson at Cornell University Ithaca NY. He will work on his PhD and the Pughs move to Ithaca around Sept 1. The notice follows an active career in Marion with prior service as history instructor.

Pubh Delbert J. Pugh Marion High School Board of Education Howard R. Anderson Cornell University Ithaca N. Y Pugh University Manchester Dubuque Ferdinand di Tella Thrill Park Donald Cooper Dorothy McCauley Ruth Dorothy Cords The Park Commission Federation of Women's Clubs Manchester Chamber of Commerce Manchester Band Mothers Club Center Point Arlington Marion Cedar Rapids Shellsburg Walker Urbana Central City Goldsberry Mource Harry Palmer Iona Masons Mounce Howard Holman M. B. Dodge Mr. Mounce Guy P. Linville

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