Hogs trend strong in active Chicago trade
Hogs led the rise with top bid at $9.20, up 15 cents, among 14,000 head of the 23,000 reported at Chicago yards. Cattle and calves were firm to strong elsewhere as East St. Louis and Cleveland markets showed strength and Iowa hog receipts totaled 16,300 for the 24 hours ending Wednesday.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Avamen
Iowa
Des Moines
API
D &. Dept. Agricultures
Minnesota
Chicago Livestock Receipts Lead Market Update
Chicago and midwest markets report hogs and cattle receipts with price ranges and shifts. Hogs top at around 9.20 to 9.90 per hundredweight for various weight classes. cattle steady to higher with prime steers pushing near 11.00. Sheep and veal notes show softer demand and lower bids across regions including Sioux City Omaha and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chicago
S. Dept. Agricultures
Sioux City
Aps
Ateady
Omams Livestock
Omaha
ST Paul
ST Paul -Ap
U S Dept Agriculture
Weiss
Local Hog Market Steady to Strong Sentiment Amid Varied Hog Prices
Local hog market shows steady to 15 cent higher trends with light hogs up about 10 cents while heavy packers hold steady. Wilson & Co lists current price ranges by weight, noting gain for light hogs and firm rates for packers, with calves and lambs also priced and cattle trends mixed across grades and weights.
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Wilson & CO
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Grain and Produce
Local Cedar Rapids market notes list grain prices for corn soybeans oats and barley with No 2 yellow corn at 48 cents and No 2 soybeans at 80 cents. Hay and straw priced at 7.50 and 5.00 per bale. Produce and dairy items include butterfat 25 cents and cream 22 cents with assorted poultry prices. Wholesale fruits vegetables and hides entries follow with lemons oranges celery lettuce and watermelons noted.
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Ile
Texas
Chicago
Wisconsin cheese and market notes from Plymouth and New York
Cheese quotations list Cheddars and other dairy prices from the Wisconsin exchange while wool and sugar markets show modest shifts in Boston and New York. Foreign exchange quotes reflect a dollar recovery after a sharp drop, with rates across major currencies and regions including Britain France Germany and Japan.
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Wiscons
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Board
Toreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Beriamm
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hunsary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Bond Market Highlights in New York I Poise and Shifts
U S and foreign bonds showed mixed to quiet activity on Wednesday with utilities uneven and industrials and oils easing. Notable moves included Pennsylvania Railroad 3 3 4s rising about 2.75 points while Bethlehem Steel 4 4s and other issue levels drifted, Treasury and government issues mostly steady with narrow ranges.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
U. S
Bethlehem Steel
National Dairy
U.S. Rubber $S
Shell Union
Neeee
Foreign Power
Pennsylvania Railroad
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Wheat prices show final hour losses despite rallies
Wheat on the Chicago board slipped in the final hour with losses from 4% to fractions of a cent. July wheat closed down 1 to 1, 3/4?%, while July corn rose to about 14 and oats fell 18 to 44 in the session. Hedge selling and stop orders pressured prices though some support came from securities rallies and crop reports. Export sales of U S corn reached about 300000 bushels, mainly to the United Kingdom.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
U. S
United Kingdom
Chicago Produce Markets Summary of Receipts and Prices
Chicago wholesale market report shows AP live poultry receipts at 31 trucks with hens steady and fryers at 16.5 cents, chickens at 19 cents. Butter receipts at 1,160,422 pounds with creamery extra firsts around 25 cents, eggs receipts 16,046 with local extra firsts around 19 to 20 cents, and potato supplies totaling 12% on track with New Southern stock steady. New York figures list eggs at 37,480 with mixed color packs up to 24 1/4 cents and creamery butter higher, cheese receipts 400,403 with fresh state milk prices around 15 to 16 cents.
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Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
California
Bliss
Arkansas
Alabama
North Carolina
Virginia
Norfolk
New York
Judith Allen Files Plea Of Bankruptcy
Hollywood star Judith Allen. former wife of Jack Doyle and Gus Sonnenberg, filed for bankruptcy with debts of 6471 and assets of 500 claimed as exemptions. principal claim cites a judgment against her by Thomas McGovern in England.
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Hollywood
Judith Allen
Jack Doyle
Gus Sonnenberg
Thomas McGovern
Engand
Motorist In Collision Fined for No License
Carl Hall of Davenport was fined $3 and costs in Justice Churchill's court for operating a vehicle without a driver's license. He was arrested after his car hooked another on Second avenue and Third street SE and pulled into the street. Hall could not show a license and was later found loitering in an alley. the fine was suspended due to prior city jail time.
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Carl Hall
Davenport
Justice
Hall
Wall Street Bourse Extends Third Day Rally
New York AP Stock market gains sweep 1 to 5 points as major names push higher. American Telephone leads with about six points up while St Joseph Lead Cerro de Pasco and others firm. Curb market shares rise modestly with Aluminum Gulf Oil Lake Shore Mines and Niagara Hudson Power advancing. Sherwin Williams dips on light turnover.
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New York
Wall Street
Bull Forces
American Telephone
St Joseph Lead
Cerro de Pasco
Montgomery Ward
Wool Worth
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
American Can
Continental Can
Westinghouse
American Tobacco
B." Loews
Air Reduction
du Pont
Union Carbide
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
International Harvester
Caterpillar Tractor
Kennecott
American Smelting
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Pennsylvania
Goodyear
Sears Roebuck
Aluminum, Ltd
Gulf Oil
Lake Shore Mines
Niagara Hudson Power
Sherwin Williams
Wall Street Stock Quotes From the Era and Firms
The page lists numerous stocks and prices in a Wall Street quotation column. Companies include Allied Chem, Johns Manville, Libby, Loews, McKesson, Procter Gamble, Radio Corp, Sears Roebuck, U S Steel, Westinghouse, General Electric, and many others with share figures and market moves. The list mixes industrials, utilities, and consumer firms reflecting a broad market snapshot.
Burlington Chosen as 1939 Spanish War Vets Meet Host
Burlington won the 1939 United Spanish War Veterans Iowa convention in a close vote at the closing session in Marshalltown. New officers were elected with Frank D. Wheeler of Boone as department commander and Irene K. Brown of Sioux City leading the auxiliary.
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Marshalltown
Burlington
Shenandoah
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Iowa
Frank D. Wheeler
Boone
Phil S. Billings
Des Moines
Irene K. Brown
Sioux City
Elsie McMichael
Marion News Briefs Highlight Local Society and Obits
The Marion area reports election news with Lewis Harlan becoming state master councilor of Iowa DeMolay, plus appointments for senior councilor and scribe. Obituaries note John Henry Crew, 80, of Marion, with services in Yocom chapel. Social happenings include bridge club wins, visits, and upcoming travel plans by local residents.
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Iowa City
Lewis Harlan
Marion
Iowa
The
Order of DeMolay
Dick Perley
Sioux City
James Meyers
Burlington
Roy Swanson
Cherokee
Clarence Warham
Des Moines
W. E. Beck
Fred Harvey
Perry
Fred Leigh
Davenport
Fred Coulter
Belle Plaine
Harvey
Charles Harlan
Seventh Street
Grand Council
Iowa State DeMolay Bulletin
John Henry Crew
Seventh Avenue
Somerton
Ohio
Joseph
Mary Elizabeth Crew
Mary Fernow
Tha Kline
Fern C. Null
Cedar Rapids
Frank Bebber
Springville
Charles E. Bright
Fairview
Clement L. Bright
Piedmont
Jesse K
Austin D. Bright
Mount Vernon
Abner L. Bright
Presbyterian Church
Yocom Chapel
Local Visits Reported from Ottumwa and Chicago
Mrs. Frank Cloughy travels to Ottumwa to visit her son Frank Cloughy Jr and family. Miss Marjorie Beach returns from a trip with friends in Chicago and Joliet.
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Ada Knodle
Melbourne
T. A. Yocom
Glenn A. Larkin
Denver
Fred Flemming
Frank Cloughy
Ottumwa
Frank Cloughy, Jr
Marjorie Beach
Chicago
Joliet
Farm size and value in 1935 United States
In 1935 the typical American farm measured 154.8 acres with a value of 4826 dollars and was supported by 4.67 people.
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Gazette
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W. H. Jump
Erelephone
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Weonesday
Adams Express
Alaska
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Nickel
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Allied Stores
Kans City
Allis Chalmers
Kayser Julius
Amal Lea
Kennecott Conor
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Kresce SS
Krorer
Lambert
Hide & L
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Loco
Myers
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Louisville
eCrorv
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Tel & Ze
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Ark
Mont Ward
Aten
Auburn Auto
Nehoa Aviation Corp
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Finidwin
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Erie
QUS Steel Q
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Paramount
Park
Utah
Canada Dry
Pen & Ford Sons
Penney
Caternillar
Phillips Pep
Cérro de Pascoay
Pillsbury
Pittsbch
Ches & Ohio
Ches Corpn
Procter Gamble
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Chro & NW
Pullman Co
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Rem Rand
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Col Gas & Elec
Reyn
Safeway
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Sharon Steel
Silver King
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Simmons Co
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Skelly Oil
Conti
Socony Vac
Coty Inc
Crucibie
Gurtisa Wright
Sperry Corp
Deere, Co
del L
Douglas Air
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Goodrich
Soodsenr
Pupner
Staady Parc
Suez
CIA Steel
Warner Strcker
Warner Bros
Hiram Walker
Tay West Union
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Westalisa AB
Howe Sound
Westghse el
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Central S
Wilson, Co
Indus Rayon
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Ytown S. Trnttro
Zenith Radio
Hshold
Hellman
Avi
Transpit Mar Field
Marion News
Investors Syndicate
Earl Booze
Clementine Schminke
N. F
A. A. Kromminga
Castle Grove
James D. Pope
C. W. Bashaw
Savanna, Il
Hazel Peterson
Homer
B. E. Beiber
Dubuque
John H. Crew
Miss Daniels
N. P. Vanderlinden
Glenn Larkin
Chatterbox Bridge Club
Oscar French
B. E. Berber
William Jackson
Malcolm E. Blinks
Steubenville, Ohio
Mr. Blinks
Mrs
A. E. Blinks
Albert E. Bragg
Hartwick
Mrs. Bragg
Steubenville, O
Ralph J. Williams
L. W. Inman
Mary Howe
Edith Howe
Charles City
Marble Rock
Ralph Pencil
Hazel Smith
Donna Jean Kolda
Waubeck
John Rohrer
Sherman Hospital
Elgin H
Daugher
Delores Shimerda
Clarence Rohrer
Council Bluffs
Adeliza Daniels
Eighth Avenue
Josephine Whitacre
J. W Bowman
William E. Elliott
G. A. Storck
Mary and
Louise Durham
Thusia Davis
St. Charles
J. Elliott Davis
Marion Folk
Solon
Collis Peet
Carl Fernow
Gail Storck
Fred Fernow
Marjorie Fernow
Roscoe Blinks
Dave Hindman
Beryl Dickey
Carl White
L. J. Craft
North Tenth Street
Gene Arnold
Kay Marie
Cedar Falls
Emmett Tow
C. A. Ellenberger
Frances
Edith R. Whittaker
J. H. Whittaker
Stanwood
H. B. Leinbaugh
O. W. McBride
Betty McBride
Martelle
Clayton Murfield
Elva Hoffman
Doris Brown
Wyoming
Andrew P. Munson
Franklin Kemp
Franklin, Jr
Nora and
Anna Roten
Huntington
W Va
Munsen
Juniper Lodge
Delhi
Hillis Gill
J. W Smith
San Francisco
G. W. Gearhart
Anna Hann
Earl L. Goodlove
L. A. Johnson
Handicraft Club No. 2
Fay Marsh
Tenth Avenue
Roy King
M. and H. Bridge Club
Thomas
B. F. Mentzer
Mary Hollingsworth
State Postmasters' Convention
Alice B. Heath
Richard E. Kahler
Palo
First Baptist Church
David Talbert
Robert R. Hyde
Owen Fernow
Alice Fernow
Velma Carter
East Corinth
Los Angeles
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
Alice I. Ross
Ina Bliss
Whittier
Osceola Lodge No
C. F
Fred Shireman
M.W.W.M. Club
Gwen Knight
June Cunningham
Shireman
Rev. C. V. R. DeJong
Orange City
Mrs. Lee Voorhies
Holstein
Mrs. Voorhies
Katz Jewelry & Loans
First St. SE
Reed
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Dutal
Stark Insurance
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Norman Auto Service
Ind Ave
H. K. Schaefer
Kreste’s
Eich
US Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Andelde
Richards College Pharmacy
Farnum
Bever Park
Lundh No Agn
F. E. Corey
Higley
Armstrong’s
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Ave.e
P O
Madeline
3Rd St SE
Lillian Suchy
Mary Nell
Sara Park
3Rd ST
Dial Ine Helene Beauty Sho
Fingerwave
Mae's Beatty Shop
Ave. W
3Rd St. NE
Kennedy's
Ist Ave
Beauty School
Paris Acadey OF Beauty
Moeller
Ata
Samme
Ty S. Mall
Cedar
White Lodge
Highway 149
Annex
2Nd St
Osa
Hallwood
Business Cards Business Services
Novak Heating Co
Bankeye Tin Shop
1St St. SE
Arnold Ellingson Co
Kutchera Sodding & Coal Co
F Ave
Fred ‘Young
Estrae
Iter
Geo
Iten Hardware
15Th Ave
Berner C. Moore
H. R. Butters
Jim Cusack
Central Roofing Co
3Rd Ave
Sth
TUE
Montrose
Uttley
Richardson
Hatel Allison
Cedar Rapos
Granby
11Th St. SW. Business College
United States
Gazette Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Lnes
2Nd St. SW
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