Hogs steady in active Chicago trading face lifts tops
Chicago stockyards on Wednesday reported steady hog prices amid active trading. Chicago accounted for 17 000 hogs of 28 300, with 5 500 direct sales and top at 9.00. Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St Louis showed strength while other markets were flat to steady. Cattle and sheep receipts remained sizable with strong demand in Chicago and Sioux City.
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Kansas City
Omaha
East St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinna Sevie Oe Roc
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock
SS. Dept
ST Paul
South ST Paul
Omana
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
API
U. S
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
ST Rogrio
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Report Item
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids with cereals oats corn soybeans and barley plus hay straw butter eggs and poultry prices. Wholesale fruits vegetables citrus and crate prices included along with hides and calf values and small livestock notes.
Local Hog and Livestock Prices Stabilize Amid Slight Grain Market Shift
Local markets show stability with minor movement in grain prices. Wilson & Co hog market lists top hogs at 8.50 with varied weights from 140 to 600 pounds and assorted prices for calves, sheep, cattle, and bulls, reflecting steady demand across the livestock spectrum.
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Wilson & CO
Dial
Wisconsin cheese prices and sugar market report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the next week show cheddar around 12.4 to 12.44 cents, with butter and other dairy items noted. Sugar markets declined slightly with raw sugar at 2.70, and July futures easing from 1.81 to 1.89 as refined sugar prices shift amid trade activity. Foreign exchange rates list multiple euro and global currency values in New York, with several nations quoted and the pound lifting against the dollar.
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Philippines
Larce
Great Britain
Brance
Maly
Deleitim
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czacchosloval
Juposinvia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Honekonke
Mexico City
Montreal
Rowe York
Chicago Market Receipts Steady Prices Mixed Across Goods
AP market report from Chicago and New York notes receipts and price moves for live poultry, butter, eggs, potatoes, and dairy. Butter and eggs show firmer or steady trends while potato quality and regional grain prices vary, with U S No 1 and commercial grades cited for several commodities.
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Plymouth Rock
Bliss
U S
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Texas
North Carolina
Cobblers S
California
White Rose US
U_ S
Idaho
Washington
North Dakota Bliss
Minnesota
U.S
New York
Canadian Artist Crafts World’s Smallest Portrait
A Canadian artist is credited with making the world s smallest portrait painted on a blood stone measuring one eighth of an inch. The tiny work was created with a brush fashioned from a single camel hair.
Wheat Prices Ease After Opening Steady in Chicago
Chicago on the Board of Trade saw wheat ease from opening steadiness. Wheat closed down 4 to 14, corn down 4 to up 44, and oats lower, amid light trading and awaiting Friday's government crop estimate. Export demand supported Liverpool prices, while U.S. markets stayed uncertain due to federal loan worries and mixed Southwest crop reports.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minneapolis grain market report shows steady quotes
Minneapolis cash grain notes 18 car wheat receipts and stable trading basis with no major changes. Prices listed include No 1 heavy dark northern around 90 7a and No 2 dark northern near 97 8. Other grains show corn No 3 yellow at 52 4 to 53 2 with oats No 3 white at 24 5 to 25 ac.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Market Mixed Inactives and Small Losses Across Rails
Rail loans showed a mixed narrow session with early declines 1 to 4 points on issues like Burlington 44 1977 Delaware and Hudson refunding 4s and Southern Pacific 3245 of 1946. Active issues steadier with losses in New York Central Southern Railway Nickel Plate and B&O. Traders eye potential carrier bond restructurings and taxables move. Government bonds closed with modest moves and yields around 106.27 for Treasury 40s and 108.20 for 46 49s.
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NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
Railoans
Burlington
Delaware and Hudson
Southern Pacific
Morris and Essex
New York Central
Southern Railway
Nickel Plate
Baltimore and Ohio
Mlindly Central
Faree
Anmerican Water Works
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kansas City
GM Sales Drop Sharply From Last Year in May
General Motors reports May total US Canada and overseas shipments at 104 115 units down from 109 659 in April and 216 654 in May 1937. US consumer sales in May were 92 593 units versus 103 534 in April and 178 521 a year ago. US dealer sales stood at 71 676, down from 78 525 in April and 180 085 last May. First five months total dealer sales reached 512 045 versus 894 321 a year earlier. Consumer sales for five months were 422 049, down from 717 360 in 1937.
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General Motors
United States
Canada
Dalhover Granted Stay of Execution
James Dalhover, last of the Al Brady gang, won an indefinite stay of execution after his attorneys said they would seek review in the United States Supreme Court. He was under sentence to die in the electric chair for killing a policeman.
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Chicago
Sns
James Dalhover
al Brady
Indiana
Dalhover
United States Supreme Court
Small Buying Orders Signal Gentle Stock Drift
A quiet session in New York saw modest gains as small buying orders nudged prices higher in a slow summer market. Trading was light with about 275000 shares for the day as aircraft and electrical equipment stocks led mild advances and several names lagged.
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New York
Westinghouse
Douglas
International Harvester
Senta Fe
Anaconda Copper
Allied Chemical
International Paper
U.S. Gypsum
Bethlehem Steel
Union Carbide
U. S. Rubber
Owens Illinois Glass
Wall Street Quotations From Adams and Major Banks
Wednesday's quotations show Adams Ex 73e to Intl, Alaskr Juneau 10 Intl Hydro to Allied Stores 67n, Kennecott Corp 2874, American Can 67% and many others. Major casts include Coca Cola 1224 125, General Electric 337, US Steel 42, Chrysler 42%, Boeing 23, Union Carbide 65, Du Pont 97 age, and Western Union 14.4 with broad sector movement across Industrials, Utilities, and Merchandise.
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W. H. Jump
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Alaskt
Juneau
Hydro
Fils Allegheny Corp
Ntl Mining
Allied Chem
Intl Nickel
Allied Stores Sig
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Tel & Tel
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Bornlard
Marshall Fid
Math Aik
Ann Zinc
Amognin Pone Au
Armour & Co
Mopac RR
Atchison T&sp
Mont Ward
Atlantic Air
Murray Corp
Auburn Auto
Biscuit
Aviation Corp
Jean Sy Baldwin
Balto & Ohio
Barnsdall Corp
Gentral Fe
Bendix
Poe
Beth Steel
Amn Co
Ian Knox
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Packard
Biaeee
Tamount
Bore Warner
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Penney JC
Phillips Pet
Cal & Heela
Pillsbury
Canada
Proc Gamble
Pullman Co
Cerro de Pasco
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Radio Kelth
Ches & Ohio
Rem Rand
Chio & NW Yafsl Reo Motors
Chrysler Mtr
Sou Railway
St_Joe Lend
Coty, Inc
Stan Alt
Curtiss Wright
Warner
Curtiss Wr
Stone Webster
Deere & Co
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Umi Gras Co
Uni Gras Imp Ineen Feadley & Gypsum
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Gillette SR
YU S Pipe
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
U S Steel
Goehe! Brew
Util
Goodrich Ar
Manadhu
Goodyear
Graham Paire
Ward Bak
Granby
Warner Bros
Wesn Marvid
Wesn Union
Hayes
Westahouse Abib
Westehouse el
Wiram Walker
White Motors
Houston
Willys Ovid Av Howe
Wilson, Co
Hiltop Motors
Woolworth
Indus Rayon
Youthstown S.T
Inspiration
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Amn Pub
Cons Biscuit
Dexter Co
East Blessing
Hellemoan
Butler Bros . Mar Field
Midwest Corp
Chicago Corp
Quaker Pr
Edison
President Hoover Grounding Attributed To Captain Error
A marine board blamed the grounding of the liner President Hoover off Formosa last December on late Captain George W. Yardley’s estimation of offshore currents. The report found misconduct by sixth assistant engineer John J. Terlin and Ordinary Seaman Spencer Smilie, with looting by some crew members. Captain R S Field approved the findings except that the master bore full blame for navigation errors.
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Marine Investigation Board
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
President Hoover
Formosa
George W. Yardley
Yardley
John J. Terlin
Spencer Smilie
Jack McCartney
R. S. Field
Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation
Marion City Council renews several beer permits and bonds
At Tuesday night sessions the Marion council renewed class B permits for Scoreboard L A Mack Herb's Barbecue Inn Mostck's and Hallwood cafe and class C for Mike Cira and W E Grassfield. Renewal bonds of W J Goodyear W Gene Miller and Jerry Mann and street commissioner P F Schultz for 1000 each were approved.
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L. A. Mack
Herb
Mostck
Sixth Avenue
Grace H Starr Missionary circle meeting at Christian church
Mrs Hamm hosted Tuesday evening for Grace H Starr Missionary circle. Mrs Emmons led the program with papers read by several members. Devotional period led by Mrs Crew. Helen Hamm and others helped serve refreshments to nineteen members present.
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Grace H. Starr
E . Hamm
Grace H
Starr Missionary Circle of the Christian Church
J. B. Emmons
Mae Widger
Lucile Douglas
Edna Roberts
Archie Milner
William Grassfield
LaVerna Crew
Helen and
Blanche Hamm
Marjorie Lary
Lois Leidigh
Cary club closes pro gram with birthday picnic at Erwin home
The Cary club ended its program year with a Tuesday picnic dinner for eighteen members and two guests Mrs. Oia Crowner and Mrs. Irvin Scott at the home of Mrs. H. W. Erwin northeast of Marion. A birthday cake centered the tables for Mrs. Erwin and Mrs. J. A. Beeson.
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Theristmal Club
C. R. Biddick
Theristrial Club
J. W. Boowman
William Knoke
N. A. Baker
Biddick
Hattie Cook
Otto Schluter
Cedar Rapids
Cary Club
H. W. Erwin
Marion
Oia Crowner
Irvin Scott
Erwin
J. A. Beeson
Third Dimension X Ray Technique Demonstrated
New York report describes a two X ray tube method using a fluroscope and triangulation to locate foreign bodies with precision. The system lets surgeons pinpoint glass slivers needles or shrapnel in minutes without taking X ray photographs. A tiny incision admits forceps while the surgeon views through the fluoscope.
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New York
Martin F. Stewart
Stewart
Holt Criticizes Hopkins Gillette Statement in Senate Race
Washington AP report notes Senator Holt of West Virginia condemns Harry Hopkins for backing Senator Gillette of Iowa. Holt calls party politics in primaries and general contests identical while Senator Vandenberg lauds Gillette's landslide renomination as proof Iowa resists outside control.
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Harry Hopkins
Gillette
Iowa
Senate
Holt
W. Va
Wearin
Vandenberg
Mich
Lost dog and pets notice with rewards
Classified want ad notices describe a male long haired dog with white feet and breast named Snookey last seen on 118 18th St NE. Reward offered and contact number 3 1742. Also missing Boston bull female brindle six months with reward dial 2 1935. Another loss spans a billfold with social security number receipts and about eight dollars. reward at 3 2170.
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