Hogs Gain Ground in Fair Trade as Cattle Remain Steady
Chicago hog prices rise in fair trade amid 10,000 hogs in Wednesday receipts. Cattle receipts total about 9,000 in Chicago with steady to weak markets elsewhere, including East St Louis and Cleveland. Top hog price reaches 8.10, with varied bids across representative sales.
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Chicago
East St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
INS
Speeks
East St. Loui
ST Tall Livestock
South Sr Paul
Chase
Sooy
Local Hog Prices in Slight Advance
Local hog prices edge up with a 5 cent rise across all grades boosting top quotes to 860. Cattle markets show weakness while other markets hold steady with varied packer and feeder pricing across multiple weights and regions.
Sheep Market Receipts and Bid Values Decline Slightly
Receipts show 2 100 head with early fat lamb bids down 15 percent and 40 cents. Weights target 304 to 375 pounds with choice prices around 825 to 840 dollars. Fed wooled skins in demand near 800 to 810 dollars. other classes scarce with fed ewes around 450 dollars.
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Wilson & CO
Mog Market
Wilson's
Rio
Oman
Omana
Dept. Agriculture
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Ledger of assorted Cedar Rapids market items with No 2 89c oats No 2 53c rye No 2 44c shelled corn yellow 4622¢ soybeans No 2 yellow 537c hay prices 9.60 5.09 butterfat prices 30c cream 29c eggs 6c per lb various weights leghorn hens 2c to 14e. Grapefruit 2.60-2.90, Jonathan apples 10, celery 2.25, lettuce 4.75, sweet potatoes 1.50-2.00, onions 1.46-1.90, cabbage 2.35, carrots 2.33 crate, hides prices No 1 5e No 2 4e calf 6c No 2 calf ac No 1 kip 5e No 2 kip 4c horse prices 2.00 and 1.50. Includes manes and full tails.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Texas
Jonathan
Idaho
Chicago
Timothy Seen
Wheat prices dip on rain and weak stock markets
Chicago grain prices ease as rain hits spring northwest and winter belts. May wheat 86 44, corn and oats fall modestly amid export demand and soft stock markets. Wheat futures retreat while a 300,000 bushel export shout stirs cautious optimism.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
U. S
Broomhall
Canada
Northwest
New Southwest
Acc Parany
Live Poultry and Market Reports From Chicago
AP reports live poultry receipts and prices with hens over 6 lbs steady to firm at 20 2 cents. Potatoes, butter, eggs and cheese prices listed. reports note weak stock, liberal supplies, and slow demand across U S markets. Cheese and butter prices show little change while egg and butter receipts are detailed.
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Chicago Procte
L. Chicago
U.S
McClures
Asher
Idaho
Burbanks
Golorado
U “S
North Dakota
Bliss Timmphs
U. 8
Cobblers
U S
Ohio
Bliss Trumphs
Florida
Texas
U_S
Sugar and foreign exchange mixed in early New York markets
Mixed commodity news from New York shows raw sugar holding near 3.00 cents with May contracts sliding several points. Foreign exchange quotes retreat after Tuesday's rally with multiple European and international currencies listed against the dollar. Boston wool buyers report steady prices but thin volumes as demand remains subdued.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Bowe
Italy
Belgium
Germany Free
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Sutterland
Spain
Portukel
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Ducosinvin
Hungary
Roumania
IGN
Brazil
Firestone workers choose CIO United Rubber Workers in NLRB election
In Akron Ohio the CIO United Rubber Workers defeated an independent union in an NLRB conducted vote to determine the bargaining agent for Firestone Tire and Rubber Co employees.
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Akron, Ohio
INS
CIO United Rubber Workers’ Union
National Labor Relations Board
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Bond Market Mixed as Rails Lead Downturn in NYC Review
The bond market rose slightly in spots but continued selling in rails and other domestic corporates pushed the main trend lower. Some rails recouped fractionally as liquidation eased, while issues like Baltimore and Ohio convertibles Erie 5 5, Nickel Plate 12s and Southern Railway 6s fell over 2 points midday. U S Treasury issues slipped as declines broadened in several corporates and utilities.
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NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania General
Pere Maronette
Northern Pacific
American
Forren Power
Bethlehem. Steel
National Daily Ae
Pacific Gas
Texas Corp
International Paper
Market Street Railway
U. S. Treasury
County Atty Quizzes Three Youths on City Pipe Theft
Three local youths questioned by police in the city streets department pipe theft case admitted taking pipe five or six times. The 990 feet of eight inch cast iron pipe stored on Thirty fifth street NE was sold at four junk yards. No charges filed yet.
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City Streets Department
Thirty-fifth Street
G. K. Thompson
Walter Markle
Earl Stanley
Stanley
Stocks Rally Fades As Profit Takers Pressure Leaders
Stocks broadly resumed a rally on Wednesday but profit taking on an early bulge pressured highfliers. Trading volume reached about 1.7 million shares as impaired margin liquidations caused brief dips before support reappeared. Domestic and London silver held steady while foreign markets fared better and European currencies weakened against the dollar. Major gainers included U S Steel General Motors Chrysler Standard Oil of New Jersey U S Rubber J I Case Deere International Harvester Boeing Douglas Aircraft Texas Corp Northern Pacific Westinghouse Anaconda Kennecott Johns Manville and American Telephone.
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London
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Standard Oil
N. J
U. S. Rubber
J. IT Case
Deere
International Harvester
Boeing
Douglas Aircraft
Texas Corp
Central
Northern Pacific
Westinghouse
Anaconda
Kennecott
Johns Manville
American Telephone
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Nickel
Alaska Suneny
Allesheny Coron Taint
Aled Chem
Allied Stores
Kans City
Allis Chalmers
Kayser
Julius
Kresee
Kioner
Lambert
An Intl Corp
Salt Valley Suns
Amn
Libby
Owens
Ann M & Fdy
Amn Metals
Yoows. Inc
Loft Inc
Pernard Ze i Ami Steel
McKesson
Amn Tel
Felittig McLellin
Marshall Fld
Ann Aelungs
Mathieson
Miami Copper
Ark Nat Gas
Mols Moline
Armour & Co
Arch T&g SF
Mont Ward
Atlantic Rix
Mother Lode Jn
Auburn Auto
Motor Wheel
Bly Aviation
Plymouth
Ches & Ohio
Proctor Gamble
Ches Corp
Bullman Co
Tay
Keith
Coen Cola
Rep Motors
Royn
Col
Safeway
Schenley
Seaboard Ori
Comw South
dtaScirs Raehuck At
Convoletum
E Tity Server Inc
Consol Edison
aSharon Steel
Sharon Dohme
Contel Peaye
Shell Union
Shimans Co
Mators
Skelly Olima Conti
Delgar
Epcos
Coty
Ine
Sou Pac
Sou Railway
Crucible
Curtiss Wright
del L&w
Douglas Air
Kodak
Studenayeester
Raton
Tex Corp
Autolite
Sey Gohd A. Aus
Elec
Tex Land
Thompson St
Bond
Dewater
Erle Rit
Fisk Rubber
Bros
Pot Tire Orbe
Goodrich
US Realty
Goodyear Tire
Gradent Paige
Ward Bok
Hayes
Warner Bros
Sia Hecker
Wesn Marsid
Hiram Walker
Wesn Union
Houston Oil
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Wee
Inspiration
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Inu
Hary
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Intl Hydro
Ynastwa
Bie Zenith Rado
Zoulte
Chicago
Couns Biscuit
Dexter Co
Autom
Hshold
East Blessing
Heileman
Edward the Confessor Would Have Preferred Abbey Life
The article notes that Edward the Confessor, England’s king, would likely have chosen monastic life over rule. It describes him as mild and peaceful, dedicating his life to Westminster Abbey, which was consecrated in the final year of his reign.
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Edward the Confessor
England
Westminster Abbey
Marion social and club events in a busy week
Marion society clubs and church groups report meetings, programs, and visits. Emma and Catharine Klein hosted WC T U devotionals and an Easter message. NF card club, Theristrial club, Indian Creek Fish and Game, St Anne's study, and other groups held meetings with talks on beekeeping butterflies and moths and bridge prizes. residents announced moves and sales as Cornell college orchestra slated for April 8 in Marion Methodist church.
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Emma
Catharine Klein
Wc.t. U
A L. VanFossen
Go Tell
Cecil Seger
Union
Police Clash With UAW Pickets At Detroit Factory
In Detroit the police and United Automobile Workers pickets fought at the Federal Screwworks entrance for the fourth time in three days. About 50 pickets were knocked down and one officer injured as around 50 non-strikers entered the plant amid effort to block access. Police, with 158 officers, cleared a path to the entrance as hundreds of pickets, many women, gathered. The CIO affiliate UAW began the strike after a 10 cent per hour wage cut was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Automobile Workers
Federal Screwworks
UAW
CIO
Fourth Lane Sister May Join Hollywood Studio
Leota Lane, a blonde New York musical comedy singer, visited Hollywood seeking an offer from the studio that already employs Lola Rosemary and Priscilla Lane. The article notes the Lane family as a quartet potential addition. It also mentions the sponge fisheries of the Mediterranean as an early important industry for sea coast towns.
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Hollywood
Lane
Leota Lane
New York
Hollywood Wednesday
Lola
Rosemary
Priscilla Lane
Mediterranean
Cedar Rapids Gazette Want Ad Rates and Contact
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines want ad options for three or seven consecutive days with special low rates for work wanted ads. Ads may be placed by telephone mail or in person with cancellation allowed once results are obtained and payment for published days only. Dial 2-1121 for ad-taker assistance.
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Hawkeyf Tin Shop
Novak Heating CO
Enon
Hank
Fred Young
F Ave
Malcolm
Bolton & Co
Dial
Gazette
the Gazette
The
Midwest
S. LaSalle St
Chicago
Liberal Commission
Hanson
Allison Hotel
Wed
T. E Hattel
Montrose Hotel
Iowa
C.R.S.B
Cedar Rapids
Hox al, Gazette
3Rd Ave
16Th Ave
Pypellen
Sfea
United States
Gazette Office
Furn Sunation
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Cleveland
Ohio
Kenwood OD
Beptiit Probasco Jeweler
Raleigh
Miso
el. K. Schaefer
Kresge
S. Lust
L. K. Rosenthal
4Th St. SE
Rens
Bell
Rane
Allied van Lines, Inc
Anments
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Ave. NE
Sovereign's
Ave. E
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George P Whitney
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Entre Nous
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Darlington, Wis
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J. _H. Martin
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Tage
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Ol Cleaners
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3Rd St. SE
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Iowa Theater
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Mary Nell Beauty Shop
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Victor Recording Orchestra
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Highway 149
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J Smith
HANDY
Fred F. Smith
St. SE
G. W Shakespeare
Klepach Bros Concrete
H. R. Butters
G. D
Gardner Rug
John Curtis
Lone Tree
Artey
Millinery
Indy
2Nd St. SE
Maid Rite
Anamosa
Lil Gazette
Fle
CY Granby
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
AGCY
Tigley
Rapids Machinery School OF Welding
Ilth St
Menry Malek
Iowa School OF Welding
Dickinson
CR. S. B
Katz Auto Parts Co
7Th Ave
Old Adams School
Lldg
Culver Motors
Ara Ave
6Th St
Iowa Auto Mart, Inc
Padzensky
S. A.ave
1St St. NE
SEARS
Ne & CO
Kadlec Bros
Beck Hawkeye Co
Gerdi's
Brown
K. P. Hall
Kriz
Hawkeye Travel Bureau
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop
Granby Kids
2Nd Ave
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Baer
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