Livestock Markets End Week With Mixed Hogs and Cattle
Livestock prices held steady to higher in Chicago and across major markets as supplies rose. Hog prices reached around 805 per hundredweight in Chicago while test values remained in the 790s to 800s for various weights, with buyers cautious on volume. Cattle and sheep receipts were noted, with steers and heifers trading at mixed levels and some markets showing strength in selected weight classes. regional reports from Sioux City Omaha and Des Moines mirrored uneven but generally firm tendencies.
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Chicago
Vesteark
Sioux City
U S Dent Agriculture
Erty
ST _ PAUL
South
Paul
Minn
Salabie
Gandard
Omara Livestock
Omaha
Iowa
Des Moines
S. Dept. Aegriculture
Iown
Minnesota
Local porkers continue higher on steady market
Haas pushes slowly higher in the local market as all grades advance five cents on Saturday. The long-haul no-full top reaches 755 dollars. Sheep market notes spring lambs 70 60 pounds 97 5 Bucks 1 has others by quality.
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Haas
Lncal
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Prices from Cedar Rapids list various grains and straw including wheat No 1 No 2 oats barley corn and rye with New May and barley prices. Poultry prices show hens over 5 lbs leghorns stags old roosters and colored birds. Wholesale fruits vegetables prices include lemons oranges celery lettuce onions cabbage carrots potatoes and apples. Hide market lists cured hides calf hides kip horse prices and pony and mule values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geapetrust
Chicago
Bond Markets Review Shows Moderate US Government Bond Gain
New York bond market edges higher as dealers await Treasury terms on a 500 million securities sale and 594.9 million refunding of 174 percent notes. Corporate bonds rise unevenly while non taxable issues remain favored, amid talk of a new intermediate 2 percent loan with 22 percent taxable options.
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New York
Treasury
Wall Street
Treasury bonds close steady in New York trading
United States government bonds finished Saturday with Treasury notes steady around 51 55 and price at 111 26 as AP reports from New York.
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New York
Treasury
Wisconsin cheese and wool market notes Plymouth and Boston
The report covers Wisconsin cheese quotations for March 17 to 22 with listings for daisies and horns at various prices, and a Boston update noting most domestic wool business focusing on re sales of Texas clip and territory wools. Limited domestic wool availability with small lots of fine combing Ohio merino and fleeces traded at 4.25 to 4.50 dollars per unit.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Daisiex
Boston
Texas
Territory
S. Agriculture Department
Ohio
Stocks Finish Somewhat Up in Saturday Session
In New York the stock market edged higher with strengths in specialty shares. Steel names performed well though gains remained modest. Turnover around 300,000 shares marked a busy Saturday. Analysts linked gains to earnings prospects tied to defense spending while optimism over commodities supported prices despite tax fears. Notable movers included U S Steel Bethlehem Western Union U S Rubber Sears Roebuck du Pont and Douglas Aircraft.
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New York
Balkans
US. Steel
Bethlehem
Western Union
US. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
du Pont
Douglas Aircraft
Wall Street Stock Quotations From Alaska Market Listings
A compact snapshot of the day’s quotations across numerous firms and commodities with entries for Kennecott Copper Allied Stores Lockheed Amoco and many others including banks and industrials. The page lists prices and percentage changes as reported in Juneau Alaska with a Chicago stock quotation section noting Armour Co Libby Owens Libbey Owens and related firms among others.
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Je, Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Alaska
Juneau
Kennecott
Allied Chem
Libbey Owens
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Lockheed
Int Corp
Loews Inc
Maracaibo
Lost Inc
Amn Wat
Milam
Amn
Amn Zinc
Mont Ward
Ark Nat Gas
Armour
Aviation Corp
Baldwin
Central
Bate
Ohio
Bendix
Otis “Steel
Paramount
Budd
Burroughs Adc A
Penney. A
Columbas
Pullman Co
Coml Credit
Radio Corp
Comw South
Congoleum
Safeway
Seaboard Oil
Conti Beton
Sears Roebuck
Servel_ Inc
Union
Coty Inc
Socony
Crucible Steel
Rico
Cudahy
Sou Railway
Curtiss
Sperry Corp
Stand Brands
Deere & Coans
Calif
DoudIns Aire
Fox Film
Gen Motors
Union Carbide
Gillette
Union Pac
Brox
Uni Aircraft
Glidden
Uni Air Lines
Gondvear Tire
Uni Corp Dha Granby
Unit Fruit Bi
Gt Nor Rv Pr
Uni Gas Imp
Gt Wee Sur
Willits
Hydro
Wilson
Woolworth
Youngston S. T
Jonas Manville
Zonlte
Chicago
Armour Co
Cons Biscuit
AVI
Elec Hshald
East Blessina
Libby MecNeil
Midwest Corp
Bore Warner
Quaker O
Chicarn Corp
Ax Clues
Swift. Co
Edison
Swift Intl
Wheat Prices Jump Two Cents A Bushel On Chicago Board
Chicago wheat futures rose two cents a bushel led by May and July contracts to two month highs. Soybeans and other grains followed with gains as loan policy expectations buoyed buyers. Cash grain quotes and Winnipeg market notes accompany the day’s trading, with strong demand and limited offerings.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago Produce Markets Report Summary
Chicago Produce markets show butter receipts at 650.463 tons steady and eggs at 20.167 with storage at 1914c. Potatoes arrivals 138 on track 520 total US shipments 923. Idaho russets, Colorado red McClures,Minnesota cobblers, Early Ohios and Bliss Triumphs priced per US No. 1 quality. New stock supplies moderate, demand light. market about steady with slight firming in best stock. Produce futures from Lamson Bros. and Co list butter storage and egg refrigerator standards.
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Chicago
Idaho
Colorado
Have To Make Twice As Much To Live Half As Well
The essayist jokes that life costs rise as he notes people complain about income tax and wage demands. He quips that earning twice what one is worth is needed to live half as well as before, and taxes are paid quarterly. He ribbingly mocks tax burdens and inflation while cherishing the era’s resilience.
Riggs and Kovacs Reach Indoor Tourney Semis
In Oklahoma City Bobby Riggs and Frankie Kovacs advanced to the national indoor tennis tournament semifinals after Kovacs defeated Bill Talbert in five sets and Riggs beat Frank Guernsey in four.
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Oklahoma City
INS
Bobby Riggs
Frankie Kovacs
Kovacs
Bill Talbert
Cincinnati
Riggs
Frank Guernsey
Houston
Tex
Marion community notices and club events in Iowa
Linn's Best Four-H club entertained parents with an oyster supper at the Kemp home north of Marion. Several guests attended with local members taking part in performances and plans for the April meeting at Carolyn Hagerman's home. An auto accident near Cedar Rapids injured no one, while New Art club elected officers and the Friendly Guild held a St Patrick themed tea. William H. Roberts marks 88 as neighbors recall his changes in transport. local moves, showers, and Legion auxiliary news follow.
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Linn
Irvin Kemp
Marion
Martha Kemp
Evelyn Adams
Ruth Frederick
Lucile Gove
Robert Sloan
Frank Frederick
Glenn Dahms
John Adams
Robert Hagerman
Mike Buckner
Gerald Thomas
Allen Sloan
Ray Frederick
Robert Buckner
Don Thomas
Carolyn Hagerman
Charles W. Joiner
Des Moines
Joiner
L. Martin
Joiners
Cedar Rapids
New Art Club
John Bunting
Friendly Guild of the Methondist Church
Max Evans
Kenneth V. Murdoch
Mary Ann Ross
Sidney Sue Cary
Donna Faye Bailey
Carol Jeane Fairley
Joan Gibson
Hillis Gill
William H. Roberts
George Schrimper
Tenth Street
Mr. Roberts
Central Avenue
Roberts
Frank Straley
Ben Gill
C. J. Haas
Josephine Whitacre
G. Schultz
Richard Schrimper
Senators Use Homers To Defeat Cardinals In Exhibition Game
In St. Petersburg Florida Washington Senators beat the St Louis Cardinals in an exhibition game. Cecil Travis George Case and George Archie hit solo home runs for the Senators as the bases were empty.
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Senators
Cardinals
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Cecil Travis
George Case
George Archie
Washington Senators
St. Louis Cardinals
US Air Arm Not Ready For Foe Until 1942
Indianapolis dispatch reports a National Defense Committee inquiry finds the United States will lack sufficient air planes and pilots to meet a major foe before summer 1942. The document cites January production above 1,000 aircraft and a potential 30,000 per year, with 200,000 army air corps personnel by June 1941 and training for 30,000 pilots and 80,000 mechanics. Manufacturers could reach 1,500 planes monthly by early 1941 and 2,500 by mid-1942, with 7,000 to 8,000 planes slated for Britain in 1941.
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Indianapolis
National Defense Committee of the American Legion
Army Air Corps
Britain
Serbs Ready To Sign Axis Pact Reportedly
BELGRADE (UP) Yugoslavia agreed to sign a treaty with Germany outlining relations, likely next Wednesday, in a move viewed as a mutual non aggression pledge. Premier Dragisha Cvetkovich and Foreign Minister Alexander Cincar-Markovitch expected to travel to Germany to sign, with a German aircraft awaiting their departure. The pact aims to preserve Yugoslav independence amid German troop pressure on the borders.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Dragisha Cvetkovich
Alexander Cincar-Markovitch
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Local Gazette Wants and Ads Page Fragments
Compilation of want ads and listings including rewards, services, and employment notices. Items mention a $25 reward for fraud prevention, jewelers and alterations, tea room events, rental inquiries, barber and medical ads, print services, and driving offers. Several addresses and phone references appear amid brief notices and classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Probasco, Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Frank
Bertha Pownall
Brick Hutchinson's
Richards Pharmacy
10Th St
McKinley Barber Shop
H K. Schaefer
Kresze
C. R. Knitting Co
Sands Printine —Co
2Nd St
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
California
1St St
Fitch
K&m Primey
Coe
Gazette Ee
Aveh
Gazette Public
Gazette Public Stenographer
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Austin
Associated Press
Mwaa
Waterloo
Hogs Schizher
Ion Bulfa
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
ATLA
DOW Jones
Wool Market
Mississiffi River
API
Hastings
Davenport
la Crosse
Fall
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
Clinton
Rise
Muscatine
Keokuk
St Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Wall St
Winnipeg
Lamson Bros. and Co
Arthur
Bugs" Baer
Mr. Whiskers
Turkey
Marion News Gazette
E. C. Fox
Mary Ellen Forbes
James Milder
West Branch
Fox
L. R. Boettcher
Ed Forbes
Jane Glenn
Helen Hunt
Georgiana Nelson
Helen Kroulik
H S Massingale
Joe Griffith
St. Cloud, Fla
Jr. Travis
King
W J. ‘Gordon
C. B. Vernon
Rose Wright
Harry van Fossen
Edna Wood
P.T.A. Dental Medical Fund
Rudolph Harris
Joe Hetherton
St. Paul
Lester Kellams
Maquoketa
Henry Zak
W. A. Wright
Seventh Avenue
Arthur Knapp
Box Pond
Owen
W. A Wright
Irene Harris
Rose Wood
Anna V. Hazer
Ervin J .Hazer
American Legion Junior Auxiliary
Jeanne Clapp
U. S. Air Arm
Marion Churches
L. W. Inman
YPU
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H Carter
Bible
Living Church
Christian Endeavor
Children of God
Raymond C Swisher
Pilgrim Highroaders
Herbert Livingston
Arthur W. Henke
CV. R. de Jong
Judas
Daughters of Jerusalem
the Coward
Ladies Spiritual Life Group
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Jesus
Warther League
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
Path Ie
The
United States
Mary Adams
Harpers Bazaar
David
W.E Baumpartner
17Th St SE
U. S Naval Observatory
Ginsberg
Ambulance Service CO
Lower
Sheaffer Repair Service
2Nd St. SE
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Johnson
Partner
Lillian More Beauty Shop
Paris Academy Beauty School
DIAL
Saas
Court Hussey Orch
ST. Patrick's
Loyd Wells Orch
Udesen
Magnus Stables Beer
LA Fayette Club
Turkey House
Walford
Clair
Rex
TOP Hat
Ce Mar
Hallwood Cafe
Mario
Snyder
12Th Ave
Jackson's Cafe
4Th Ave
Sara
Morley
Emil Pillard
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Tenna Ee
Fred S. Snyder
Ee S. Shycet
Soilax
Frank Cach
Fuel Co
Bender's
C. R. Law Service
Mth
Ave
Gardner Rue
Callrom & To
Ron Watson
St. SE
Farrel
Allison Hate
Mer
Pat
Ethelbert
Gus
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