Chicago Cattle and Hogs Steady as Sheep Lead Strong
AP reports Tuesday receipts at Chicago are 81,180 hogs and 21,250 cattle with hogs steady to 10 cents higher, top $8.90, while cattle see top prices near $10.65. Sheep remain strong across markets led by native spring lambs and 13,000 total head. Pittsburgh and East St. Louis show mixed tones as markets adjust. Chicago direct and interior yard figures show similar trends with steady to firm cattle and strong sheep demand.
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Chicago
Hoss
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
INS
HOGS
Ant
AVE Amt
Sioux City Livestock Market Prices Dull Yet Steady
Receipts at Siou City and Omaha deals show cattle and hog markets mixed with firmness in fed cattle and steady to weaker cows and bulls. Veal calves and yearlings steady to firm while stockers stay steady. hogs mostly steady to up slightly with light weights stronger. Sheep and lambs show limited early fat sales with spring lambs higher and ewes softer. Prices span calves 530 lb to 750 lb, beef steers 8.25 to 9.25, cows 6.25 to 6.75, hogs 7.40 to 8.60, sows 7.40 to 7.65, lambs 9.25 to 10.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
IU S. Dept. Agriculture
ST Paul Livestock South
ST Paul ‘'API
Dent Agriculture
Iowa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Waterloo -Hors
Sioln City
Sioux City-Am
S. Dept Art
Texas
Omaha
Hogs Strengthen on Local Market
Hogs strengthened on the local market Monday with an advance of 5 to 10 cents. The top hog price reaches 840 dollars. Cattle prices are 25 cents lower and cream prices show a slight decline.
Wheat Slips in Narrow Range on Slow Chicago Trade
Wheat prices eased on the Chicago board in a narrow range amid slow trading. Early gains due to crop damage fears faded as Winnipeg weakness and light buying interest kept selling steady. Corn traded without direction, with spreads noted between July and September futures and offerings modest above the market.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Southwest
Winnipeg
Kansas
Nebraska
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
A Cedar Rapids miscellaneous market list showing prices for Wheat No 1 63 cents No 2 60 cents Oats Jh! sc Rye No 2 40c Barley No 2 36 40 Corn shelled No 2 yellow 46c No 3 yellow 44c Soybeans No 2 yellow bic Hay and straw baled tanie hay 7 50 baled straw 5 00 produce Bitterfat sweet 25c No 1 cream Me No 2 cream 22c Hens over 3 lbs 15c 4 to 5 lbs 15c under 4 lbs tic Leghorn hens 1c Colored cocks 9c Leghorn cocks c Benneries Inc No 1 lb No 2 1c Wholesale Fruits Lemons 1 50 Oranges 3 30 0 Grapefruit Texas 3 00 325 Celery 2 75 crate Lettuce 3 50 Bananas 44 46 1/4 c Onions 1 85 Cabbage 1 90 Carrots 3 25 crate Potatoes new 2 00 2 25 tde Market No 1 cured beef hides 4 0 No 2 cured beef hides 3 0 No 1 calf 5 0 No 2 calf 4 4 c No 1 kip 1 4 c No 2 kip 3 0 Horse prices No 1 75 No 2 125 Including manes and full tails Pony and glue hides half price
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C. Gece Benneries Inc
Texas
Wisconsin cheese prices and sugar market moves noted
Wisconsin dairy quotes for the coming week list daisies and cheddars with varying cents. Sugar futures opened firm in New York with a 9,000 box Brazilian shipment sale and mixed early price moves, then mostly faded as liquidation grew. Mississippi River stage readings for Davenport and nearby towns show mixed rises and falls, with several sites at fall and one rise.
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New York
API
U .S
Markets Show Mixed Dairy and Produce Receipts Across Regions
Chicago area receipts for butter and eggs show steady to weak demand with creamery curds around 31 and 28 cents per pound, while poultry live prices list hens and turkeys with multiple weight categories. Potatoes and onions display varied regional pricing, with California White Rose and North Carolina Cobblers among notable items. New York reports softer butter and cheese, with egg prices irregular but steady for standards and firsts.
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Cincago
Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Leshorn Roosters
California
North Carolina
Bliss
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Alabama
Texas Cobblers
U. S
North Carolina Cobblers US
White Rose US
Idaho
Washington
New York
New York Bond Market Drift Amid Quiet Trading
U S government bonds closed Monday with modest gains as buyers favored western carrier loans amid expectations of higher farm revenue from the bumper crop. Southern Pacific 4 4s of 68 rose about 2 points while St Louis Southwestern Santa Fe and Nickel Plate issues gained 1 or more. Other issues showed fractional moves and foreign loans like Polish Cuban and Canadian edged up in the dimmed turnover.
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New York
Southern Pacific
St. Louis- Southwestern
Santa Fe
Nickel Plate
American
Foreign Power
Bethlehem Steel
Western Union
Remington Rand
North American
New York Central
Lehigh Valley Coalts
General Steel Casting
California-Oregon Power
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Reading Jersey Centra
Foreign exchange rates ease as markets close for Whitsuntide
Foreign exchange in New York moved sluggishly as markets abroad were closed for Whitsuntide. Noon rates showed mostly downward revisions in the dollar against a wide range of currencies. Readings included Great Britain 4.94583, France 2.77, Germany 40.17, Italy 2.62, and other major pairs with several quotations unquoted or unstable.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
API
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Stock Market Gains Slashed As Trade Ends
New York stocks rose earlier but profit taking trimmed gains toward the close. Traders cited mixed Washington signals and looming Iowa primaries as factors, with blue chips like U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler GM Sears Montgomery Ward and others finishing higher amid cautious trading.
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New York
Washington
Congress
Iowa
Wall Street
U.S Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
J. S Case
Texas Corp
Anaconda
American Smelting
Eastman Kodak
Consolidated Edison
Westinghouse, du Pont
Union Carbide
Johns-Manville
Air Reduction
Wall Street stock quotations from Bennet & Co listing
MONDAY'S QUOTATIONS show diverse listings across rail, steel, chemicals and consumer stocks. Notable names include Adams Express Central Alaska Juneau Allied Chem Allied Stores and American Can, with mixed moves in General Electric Boeing Ford and United States Steel along with banks and oil majors.
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J. E. Bennet & Co
Inti
To & T
Johns Manville
Amn
Ide & L
Kayser Julus
Kresee
Amn Metals
Krozer G & B
Amn Pow & Bash Pangbes
Libby Owens
Amn Roll Mills
Gao
Murray
Borg Warner
Aggerth
Annae
Brices Mignet' Ohio
Budd Mf O
Otis Steel
Packard Motors
Burroughs
Benn
Conti Can
Simmons Co
Conti Motors
Kelly
Conti
Sperry Corn
Cub Amn Sur
St. Joe
Cudahy P
Ltd Brands
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wr
Deere & Co
del L&w. Ltd
N. J
Douglas Air
Frisco
du Pont den da
Warner
Eastern RM
Stone
Webster
Eastman
Freeport Tex
Union Carbide
Gen Baking
Uni Aircraft
Uni Air Lines
Gen Flec
Uni Corn
Uni Gas Co
Gen Motors
U S
Bain
S Steel
Gootrich
Vanadium
Goodyear Tire
Walworth
Gly Graham _Paire
Ward Beb
Ushid Autom Prds
Helleman Bina Bast Blessing QM Mar
Butler, Bros Midwest Corp
Cher Burlintsariats
Oler
Chicago, Corp
Okr
Swift & Co Vis Comw_Edison
Swift Indan Con Biscuit
Walsreen
Mrs Clarence Jones Dead in Pico California
Marion relatives report the death of Mrs Clarence Jones on Friday at her Pico home. Funeral services were held in Whittier. Survived by husband Glenn, also a former Marion resident. The Jones family lived at 988 Fourteenth Street in Marion before moving to California last fall.
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Clarence Jones
Marion
Pico
Calif
Leo Courtemanche Of Coe Chosen For U S Navy Band
Leo Courtemanche of Coe College is enlisted as trombone soloist with the United States Navy Band in Washington D C. Stanely Vesely, Coe band leader and instructor, said Courtemanche, 23, previously served two years as trombone soloist with the Coe Military Band and studied with Jeroslav Cimera in Chicago. He filled the solo chair after impressing Lieut Charles Benter during a Washington hospital stay for an arm injury. Courtemanche hails from Chicago.
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Stanley Vesely
Coe College
Leo Courtemanche
Coe
United States Navy Band
Washington, D.C
Courtemanche
Jeroslav Cimera
Chicago
Charles Benter
Navy
Washington
Wool Market Boston Tap Slow on Spot and Direct Trade
The U S Department of Agriculture notes very slow wool business in Boston with spot wools delayed as mills show few urgent needs. Direct purchases from producing areas via Boston dealers and order buyers slacken as growers refuse bids below government loan levels amid rising slumbers.
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Wool Market
Boston
US. Dept. Agriculture
Nome
Want Ads Include Lost Items and Services Listings
A collage of want ads thanks readers for flowers at a funeral and lists numerous lost items and rewards. Personal notices mention John Glider, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Parrott, and various addresses. Notices cover lost watches rings jewelry a Persian cat and a boy with money, plus service offers from local businesses and advertisers.
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John Glider
Theodore Parrott
Indy
Bineta Ee
Ollie Larsen
Ave
3Rd St
Ely
Frank L. Lustik
Iowa
A.P Grocery
Iacy
Rotary Club Program Goes Cosmopolitan At Roosevelt Lunch
Frederick Lutz and Eddie Carter head a cosmopolitan Rotary luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. Eddie Carter, composer of Brown Eyes and Who's Sorry Now, opened with piano selections. Lutz, Cedar Rapids native and former Goodyear salesman in the orient, showed a thriller film and exotic artifacts. Solon marriage announcement: Veronica Kelly of Oxford to Michael Kessler of Solon at St Mary's church in Oxford.
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Orient
United States
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Eddie Carter
New York City
Hal Sheridan
Paramount Theater
Frederick N. Lutz
Cedar Rapids
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Bali
India
Mr. Lutz
Solon
Veronica Kelly
Oxford
Michael Kessler
A. G. Kessler
St. Mary's Church
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Ppero OH
Wilson & CO
Ebl
WSIS
KEILR
Rosa Good Packers
S. Bpecasenigh
Owen High
Auly
Minneapolis
Cassie
Minnenapolis
Montana
Wisconsin
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse
Rive
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
Keokuk Pate
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J. B. McGladrey Company
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Burlington
Iowa City
Iowa Municipal
Public Utility
W.D. Hanna and Company
Investment Securities
Mercitnnts Bank Building
NEW York i
Treasury
Federal Farm
Wall St
Marion News
Stanley Chesmore
James H. Smith
John Pazour
Paul Cody
Lowell Fuller
Elizabeth Campbell
Parkville
W. 5. Campbell
Roseburg
Ore
John L. Gillin
Madison, Wis
Frank Straley
R. C. Flannery
Kansas, Il
Frances McKee
Muscatine
H. N. Strader
Ernest Clough
Clara Dahms
Oakland
St. Luie’s Hospital
C. L. O’kelly
David
Anamosa
Robert Hess
Tone Schroeder
Richard
West Union
Della Senninger
G. C Miller
Clarice
Earl Stanton
Dale George
Wis
Walker
Mothers Club
Oscar Byam
Ninth Avenue
O. W. Lundquist
Indian Creek Fish and Game Club
Shadowland
Patmos Commandery No
E. T
Helen Hamm
Mount Vernon
Blanche Hamm
Cornell College
John A. Cory
Matt Hurley
Eighth Avenue
Hugh Gordon
St. Paul
Mrs. L. D.smith
Mr. Smith
Lee Kitzmiller
Shellsburg
Margaret Watkins
Clara Fellows
Linn County
Spirit and
Okoboji Lakes
George C Oxley
Kathleen
Grinnell
Grinnell College
George Oxley, Jr
James C Curtin
George Wood
Leone Neill
John Harold
Miss Neill
L. B. DeWees
Neal
June
Phillip
Camp Wapsie
Central City
WE. Wilbur
James Paul
Tracy
Robert Harden
H. T. Crawford
Kasson
Minn
Charles Moses
Naomi
Worthington, Minn
Will Grassfield
Donald Hillerage
George Hillerage
Nora Clark
Scotts Bluff, Neb
Kenneth Hillerage
Grace H. Starr
Masonic Temple
Arthur Taube
Vinton
Rural Garden Club
Jesse Scott
D. B. Storck
C. E. Masini
Joan and
Eugene
Mr. Masini
J. J. Keith
M. G. Linkletter
Merle
Zilla Park, AL
E.H Williams
Mary Catharine
Moorhead
Ernest C. Hamm
C. F. Cowans
Kirksville, Mo
U. S. Navy
Lost
Commandery
Call the Gazette
Revenes
Merchants National Bank
Gazette
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Stark Insurance Agency
Norman Auto Service
2nd_Ave
Pantechnicon
Kenwood Transfer
Yost
Podzimek Pharmacy
16Th Ave
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Av. W
1St St
Modern
2Nd Ave
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
A& New
LaSalle
Walt
E. A
C. R. Knitting Co
Frederick Lutz
Give Rotary Club
Katz Jewelry & 112 First SI SE
the Gazette
Ginsberg's
First Ave
Mary Nell
Paramount
Lillian Suchy
Helene Beauty Shop
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Dial
Sara Park
Ird ST. SE
Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauty Salon
3Rd Ave. SE
LaVoile Beauty Shop
Kennedy's
1St Ave. SE
Peacock
3Rd St. NE
Beauty School
Paris Aca Remy
Beauty Permanent Waves
Stepman
Carl Nebbe
Frank R. Whitney
Glen Gray
Casa Loma Orchestra
Thornwood
Water Street
Viking
Turkey House
Walford
White Lodge
Highway 149
2Nd St. NW
Hailwood
Business Cards Business Services
1St St. SE
Arnold Ellingson Co
Novak Heating Co
Blue Cross
Kutchera Sodding & Coal Co
Gable
F Ave
Young
Hank
Jackson
Geo
Ilen Hardware
L. E. Cummins
Reinberg
Ee Taare
H. R. Butters
Jim
Cusack
Hepner'’s
Gardner Rus
Bert Smith
Man
Rowley
Blake Blyd
Kust
South Linn County
S. F Baker and Co
Keokuk
Iown
Page
Milner Hotel
Cedar ReliOf Service Bureau
Granby
Fox P-65 Gazette
Business College
Gaette
Higkland Technical
Henry Malek
Iowa School OF Welding
1St St. NE
Rapids Machinery School of Welding
Marton
ABC
Dickinson School
E Ave
Kadlec Bros
BUICK
Millsap Motor CO
2Nd Ave. E
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