Hog Prices Sink to One Month Low in Market Report
District market wires show hog prices slipped 15 to 25 cents per hundredweight on Tuesday as supplies reached 17 000 head, with top at 11.40 and most sales 11.25 to 11.00. Cattle and lamb quotes mixed with large receipts and lighter pork imports in New York offering slight support to wholesale loin prices.
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Chicago
New York
Amt
Ats
Brooks
OMSK
Hogs in Slump on Local Market
Hog prices fell on the local market Tuesday with top hogs at 111 cents, down 15 cents, while extra choice grades brought up to 1110. Packers’ prices dropped about 20 cents and hides eased by half a cent. Wilson & Co listed truck horse and cattle prices, including good hogs at various weight ranges and buyers for calves, sheep, and cattle with mixed delivers and ranges across packers and farm stock.
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Chicago
API
Dept Aegiiculture
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Sid Wadi
Sioux City
Dept. Agriculture
Texas
Wilson & CO
Dial
Wilson's
Hove
Wool Market Brief Quiet. Prices Steady in Boston Trade
Wool market in Boston was quiet with buyers less active and inquiries down. Foreign exchange rates posted mixed results with many currencies in cents and varied by country including Great Britain, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Hungary, and Japan. Prices shown include several dollar and cent figures, while notes indicate travel and city pairings such as New York Montreal and Tokyo Shanchat.
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New York
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Prand
Adverse Weather Lifts Wheat Futures on Chicago Board
Unfavorable weather from the southwest and Canada plus Liverpool strength sparked broad buying in wheat futures on the Chicago board of trade. July wheat rose to about 1.11, corn and oats also advanced, while reports of drought and rain limited harvest progress supported gains.
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Chicago
Southwest
Canada
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Winnnipec
Minneapolis
Montreal
Winnipeg and Chicago cash grain market notes
Winnipeg open high low close for July and October contracts with small gains. Chicago cash wheat and corn prices listed with no sales, plus oats soybeans barley timothy and clover seed figures. Minneapolis receipts compare to last year with varied wheat and corn quotes across grades.
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Winnipeg
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Lamso
Rm Brothers & Co
Owrey
Cedar
Uonal Bank
Rapids
Judy
Gadd
Chicago Produce Markets Amid Mixed Receipts and Prices
Chicago receipts show unsettled creamery and eggs trading unevenly while butter futures dip. Poultry steady with varied chick counts and hen prices. potatoes, russets, and southern Triumphs lists reflect cautious demand. Mississippi River stages drift, aiding short-term supply outlooks as New York butter and egg markets hold steady with refined prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Leghorn Roosters
Burbanks
U S
California
Arkansas
Louisiana
U. S
Oklahoma U S
Alabama U S
Mississippi
Texas
Uo S
North Carolina Cobblers
New York
Share Market Recovery Amid Mixed Tuesday Rebound
The New York stock market steadied on Tuesday with moderate recoveries from Monday’s declines as strike fears eased slightly. Volume slowed as gains appeared in steel, rails, farm implements, rubbers, aircrafts and other sectors while many large issues struggled to hold gains. Notable movers included U S Steel Bethlehem Republic and other blue chips across multiple industries.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Vanadium
Wheeling Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Santa Fe
Wall Street Close Keeps Heavy Trading on Tuesday
Stock quotations from Adams Express to United States Steel show mixed results with numerous prices and percentages. Key names include American Can, Coca Cola, Procter Gamble, General Electric, Chrysler, and Union Carbide, reflecting broad market activity and notable swings across sectors.
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Adams Express
Adv Rumely
Kan City
Amn Rad & SS
Tig Carpente
Amn Roll Mills
Johns
AMA Steel Fdys
Mn ‘ Es
Amn
Tel & Tel
Loose Wile Baie
Amn Wat
McCrory
McKesson Rob
Amn Woolen
McLellan
Natl
Powdsng Borden Co
NY Central
Bore Warner
Briges Mie
NOY
Bucyrus Erie
Nor Pac
Budd Mis
North Amn
Nor Amn
Avity Burrougds
Ohio Oil
Cat Zinc
Otis Steel
Gal & Hetla
Packard Mirs
Camp Wyant
Paramount Wile Canada Dry
Park Utah
Can Pac
Patina
Penna RR
Penney
J C
Cerro de Pasco
Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Ches & Ohio
Pittsbzh
Ches Corp
Plymouth Oil
Procter Gambel
Cmsip AP
Pullman Co
Chiro & NW
Radio Coron
Bia Chrysler Mir
Keith
I'S Cities
Rem Rand
Coca_ Cola
Reo Motors
Col Palmolive
Rep Steel
Cola Fuel
Reyn Tob
Col Gas & Elec
Sehenley
Seaboard Oil
Comw
South
Care Roebuck
Congoleum
Sharon Steel
Gen Edison
Shell Union
Consol
Consol Tex
aSimmons Co
Socony
Sperry Corp
Coty Inc
St Joe
Ab Crucible Steel
Standard Gas
Calit
St. Stand Ind
Deere & Co
St. Frisco
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
du Pont den
Slucer Arey
Tex
Evie
Timken
Fish Rubber
PranasAmerica
Freeport
TCO Fox Film
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Unt Aircraft
Unt Air Lines
Uni Corp
Nate Gen Motors
United Fruit
Gillette SR
Warner Tros
Aia
Ween Margid
Union Baty
Hiram Walther
Houston Olds Wistshouse Eda
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Hup Motors
Wilson & Co
Ind Rayon
Zenith Radio
Ais
Hydro
Zonite Sha
Chicago
Hshold Aly East Blessing
Heileman
Berehoft Mar Pield
Butler Bros
Mid-West Corp
Chicago Corp
Quaker Pge Sa
Ome
Belvo
Wineeetat
Bond Market Quiet as Fractional Losses Lead
New York bond market opened with fractional losses dominating under late pressure. Treasuries showed limited declines while a foreign list remained steady. Investors cited strike uncertainty, soft summer outlook and mixed earnings forecasts for the second quarter as factors. some noted French franc tensions restricting trading.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
American Telephone
Anaconda Copper
Bethlehem Steel
St Paul Ss
Rock Island General
North American
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania General
Pure Oil
Prudebaker
Columbia Gas and Electric
Goodyear Ss
Great Northern
International Hydro Electric
New York Central
Treasury
Peru
Buenos Aires
Neers Tainties
Wall Street
Marion News pays tribute to James F Whalen former Anamosa man
James F Whalen aged 79 former Anamosa resident died Monday at 7 p m at his sister Mrs Irvin Farrell 432 Ninth Street Marion after several weeks illness Born Newark Ohio he came with his parents to Anamosa as a child and settled in Marion since 1930 He was a civil engineer with the Southern Pacific railroad and helped survey ground for the 1893 Chicago world’s fair Surviving are wife a sister Catherine Whalen two daughters Winifred Sister Mary Oliver of Portland Oregon and Mrs Charles Sextone of Washington D C three sons Joe LeMars Colo Frank Los Angeles Dan Ely Nev Funeral arrangements by Rev Father Behan of St Patrick’s Anamosa burial in Anamosa Funeral details await daughter’s arrival from Oregon The Ladies Aid and Missionary society of the Presbyterian church meet at Harley Erwin home Thursday and Camp Fire groups hold council fire at Presbyterian church Wednesday Other brief Marion notices follow.
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James F. Whalen
Anamosa
Irvin Farrell
Ninth Street
Mr. Whalen
Newark
Ohio
Marion
Farrell
Southern Pacific Railroad
Catherine Whalen
Winifred
Mary Oliver
Portland
Ove
Charles Sextone
Washington, D. C
Joe Whalen
LeMars
Colo
Frank Whalen
Los Angeles
Dan Whalen
Ely
Nev
D A R Committees Named in Marion Linn Chapter
Marion Linn chapter D A R held a Flag Day luncheon at Mrs T A Cunningham home 336 Sixth Avenue seating 17 guests including Minnie Whitehill Isabelle Miller and June Cunningham. Mrs W G Koppenhaver presided as regent announcing 1937 38 committees and plans to donate 2 toward veteran grave flags and place the D A R magazine in the public library.
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Marion Linn
D. A R
T. A. Cunningham
Sixth Avenue
Minnie Whitehill
Isabelle Miller
June Cunningham
W. G. Koppenhaver
H. F. McCalley
I. G. Hewett
R. J. Kendall
A. G. Beckman
W. S. Winter
C. J. Newlin
Willis Jordan
Edna Roberts
Effie B. Miller
Pearl Bulkley
C. R. Biddick
Emery J. Miller
A. J. Keyes
George Munier
J. W. Bowman
A. J. Dahn
National Defense
J. T. Gallivan
J. L. Papes
Otto Schluter
Ed Sigfred
J. L. Roberts
Elmer Hollingsworth
Adeliza Daniels
E. J Miller
Frank Keyser
D. A. R. Magazine
Mount Vernon
Abbey
Linn County
D. A. R. Congress
Washington
Cedar Rapids Miscellanieous Grain and Market Prices
A jumble of Cedar Rapids market items lists grain prices for wheat oats corn and barley and includes poultry butterfat vegetables fruits and hides with assorted wholesale prices. Bond quotations from U S Treasuries appear at the end of the snippet.
Marion Social Notes Touch Chicago Visits and Family Ties
Jean Sheldon of Chicago returns to Marion with her grandmother for a few weeks. Mrs. C. E. Blinks is ill at home. Bill Murray has returned from a Chicago business trip. Rev. W. E. Fisher of Wheaton, Ill., former Presbyterian pastor, called on Marion friends. Dale Morgan and his wife of Des Moines visited J. P. Oliver's family. Morgan is Oliver's daughter. A. M. Taylor of Vinton visited his brother L. A. Taylor in the Leon Blinks home. Frank Dixon of Salem, Wis., also visited the Blinks.
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Earl Biggs
Betty Jean Biggs
Walker
Biggs
Phillip Hoebel
Des Moines
Marion
Rosa Reiter
Will
Mrs. Weston Grupe of
Winfield
Henry Grupe
Melvin Shively
Chicago
Frank Shively
Milwaukee
Jean Sheldon
Bill Murray
W. E. Fisher
Wheaton, Ill
The
Presbyterian Church
Mrs
Dale Morgan
J. P. Oliver
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Oliver
A. M. Taylor
Vinton
L. A. Taylor
Frank Dixon
Salem
Wis
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Larson, Hopkirk & Company, Inc
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A. G. Heim Roosevelt
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Iovwa
Boston
US Dept Agriculture
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Iat
Pronce
Peter Fox Sons Co
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tHephone
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Marion News
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Harley Erwin
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Winicket
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Newhall
Bernice Hutchison
Gary, Ind
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Wyman
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John Wehrend
Wilbur Sutton
Wichita Falls
Ray Lehman
Betty
George Dichtelmiller
George
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Edward
Charles Hanna
Ames
Charles
Burdette Hanna
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L. W. Inman
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CCC
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LaCrosse
Rodger Johnson
Geneva Loosboro
Milton
George Michel
Gene
C. B. F. Michel
Milton, Wis
Milton College
L. A. Kilump
Emory Torrance
Rockwell City
Torrance
J. Lawrence Bigger
Alice Fensterman
Gus Pusateri
Iowa City
Irene Kurth
Marion Scolaro, Jr
Tony Gallo
Anna Lucie Gallo
Gus Gureno
Anne and Marie Lombardo
Lucian Clark
Huntington Park, Calif
Don Crowell
John Engstrom
Harry L. Emerson
Mary English
Decorah
A. A. Schenken
George Barnes
Watertown
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E. E. Tierney
Beth Tierney
Blackwell
Okla
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Carey
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Harry Pinch
William Waite
Isabelle Houghton
Florence Houghton
Virginia Murray
Indianola
Missionary School of Instruction
Simpson College
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King's Daughters
F. C. Newlin
H. F. Knight
F. C Newlin
Hazel Snell
Ruby Hanscom
Thomas Park
C . F. Michel
Ida Michel
J A. Cooper
J. M. Albright
Ina Miller
Lizzie Stevenson
Loren T Jenks
Keith Vawter Jenks
Keith Vawter
Harley Guzzle
Arline Guzzle
Ottumwa
Roy Guzzle
Tim
W. J. Turner
Cedar -Rapids
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Peggy
Memorial Drive
Ginsberg
Gazette
Katz Loan CO
Urd Ave
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M.C
Iowa
Ard
Goodrich Bikertown
Atches
Ring Vinocent’s
Richards College Pharmacy
Kenwood
Transfe
Allied van Lines
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
OC. R. Knitting Co
Sovereign's
Ave
Lillian Suchy Beauty
18Th Ave
Croavite
Lotus
Curl Delux Beauty
Mabeliane Beauty
Paris
Rendhng of Beauty
St. SE
Peacock
P.w
Aea Helene Beauty
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Johnson Beauty Shop
10Th St. SE
D's
Mary Nell
Lavogue Beauty Shop
Mennedy’s
1St Ave
Pidinia
Ellis Blvd
Johnson's
Ein Bo
Abrams
Abrams Beer Parlor
1St St
Cedar Park
Thornwood Garden
Marne
Cedar View
1St St. BE
Joe Navratil
Haiwoode
Marley
Business Cards Business Services
Novak Heating CO
Roofing & Son
Limback Lumber CO
Ogden Lumber CO
MARE
Jong Janttne Metal
Ilten & Taege, Inc
4Th Ave
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Yat
Fred Young
O. J. Smith
DeMarah
Atari
Turner
Fraser's Cafe
Ird
Grande Ave
Callxtor
Magnus Hotel
Gazette Pha
SS Aeeeey
Financial Institution
Ford Mechanic
Bittner's
Solon
Frances Anderson
Delavan Hotel
Security Food Co
2Nd Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
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Mr. Larabee
Montrose Hotel
Help
Avette
Ce Ae
Maida
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Higley
Ave. East
Apt
P. Rew
Parker Li
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