Hogs Hold Gains At Top Prices In Chicago Stockyards
Chicago Friday cattle and hog trading showed hogs at 7,000 of 15,500 head, top price $8.35, markets strong with 10 cent gains. Cattle receipts near 1,500 with top around $10.00, sheep around 7,000 head with steady to higher bids, regional markets in Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St. Louis also firm.
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Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Salns
INS
Amt
Ave Ant
St. Louis
Cleve Tandon
Kansas City
East
Cincinnati
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Feeds
Cattle receipts 900 with 100 slaughter class stockers and feeders steady. Beef cows up to 550 to 646.50. bulls 8.25 to 66.50. vealers 9.00. Sheep receipts 3,100 fat lambs steady to 10c higher. spring lambs 9.85. wooled and clipped lambs bid around 3.35 and 7.35 respectively. Packers and feeder activity noted in California and Omaha markets with various weights and prices.
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ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux City
Tu. S. Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
API
IU JS. Dept Agriculture
Wh.son & CO
Dial
Castle
Cannes
Hogs go higher on local market in Friday advance
Local hog prices rise with a 10 cent uptick to top around 7.80 per cwt as packers bid higher. Market listings show varied weights from 140 to 220 pounds with packers and calf markets displaying steady or improved quotes across categories and classed cattle figures.
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Price List Miscellany
A Cedar Rapids listing details prices for grains, produce, and animal products. No. 1 wheat 73c, oats 22c, corn yellow 47%2c, soybeans No. 2 yellow Ble . Hay and straw priced, butter and cream sold, live poultry prices listed, vegetables and fruits with crate rates, onion and cabbage prices, potatoes new at 1.204 to 1.40 per 50 lb bag. Hides for beef and horse priced, ponies and tails noted.
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Texas
Sugar and currency markets show mixed movements in New York
Raw sugar prices edge up with spot bids around 2.75 and declines in July No 4 futures amid selling. London inactivity and Cuban product interests weigh. Foreign exchange quotes slide following political resignations. Copper and tin show modest firming with other metals steady. curb market glances at mixed power among utilities and transport names. Wool futures ease as Boston buyers move Western and French wools at varied prices.
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London
Tata
Belesvity
Porttural
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jacoslavia
Austria
Hinegary
Rowninnia
Bravil
Ree
Shaneshal
Hongkong
Mexico
City
Montreal
Boston
Api—Iu &. Dept. Agricultures
Texas
Bond Market Review Notes Mixed Tactics and Unification Hopes
New tenders steadied the tone in thin trading as gains clustered near April May peaks. Treasuries and utilities showed modest advances while a few issues eased. Broadly, prices stayed firm on signals of possible unification and supportive forward steps by U S governments.
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New York
Ness
U.S
Enins
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Interborough Rapid Transit
Manhattan Railway
Nore
International Mercantile Marine Gs
Maine Central
Northern Pacific Diss
M-K-T
Radio
Keith- Orpheum Gs
Southern Pacific
Wabash
Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
American Water Works
Wheat market steadies on firm demand amid crop damage talk
Reports of crop damage in Oklahoma Texas and Kansas supported gains on the Chicago board with May wheat up 24 to 7 1/2 cents near week end. Corn held near opening levels while oats barely moved and bean demand appeared light amid revisions to receipts and brisk country offerings.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Chicago Board of Trade
Donovan
Canadian
Amarillo
Chicago Grain Quotations From Lamson Brokerage
Grain quotes from Lamson Brothers show prices for wheat corn and soybeans with futures and cash bids across Chicago and Minneapolis markets. Key notes include May and June futures, cash wheat and soybeans offered by Chicago grain houses, and Minneapolis cash grain receipts and latest price ranges for No 1 hard winter and white oats.
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Lamson Brothers & Co
R. Mowrey
Gedur Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Minneapolis
CASIS
Montana
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago receipts show butter at 1.258 million lbs with mixed production levels and varied prices. eggs receipts 28.444 thousand with mixed color pricing. live poultry receipts 30 trucks with steady prices. potatoes arrivals 102 on track with slight stock weakness. New York markets report steady butter and cheese with firm eggs and extensive price ranges. Bond quotes show Treasury securities with mixed yields and Home Owners Loan issues traded.
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Lerhorn
U S
Bliss
Louisiana
Alabama
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U_ S
Idaho
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U. S. Bonds
U. S
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Thirteenth Banquet Details for Anti-Superstition Society
Chicago report notes a thirteen course dinner for thirteen members at their thirteenth annual banquet. The event starts at 6 13 p m in room 1313 of a downtown hotel with President Nathiel Leverone to open by breaking thirteen mirrors and thirteen hammer strokes. Inverted horseshoes serve as placecards. The piece also mentions the English thrush singing for 16 hours without rest.
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INS
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Anti- Superstition Society
Nathiel Leverone
Profit Selling Pushes Stocks Down at Close
Profit selling in utilities dragged the market lower on Friday though steel shares showed some support. Trading remained tight with offerings outpacing buyers and the ticker tape muted, finishing with mixed results and scattered gains at the close.
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New York
Wall Street Stocks and Quotations Listing
Published by J E Jennet & Co W it Jump shows Friday quotations across many stocks and index levels. Major firms including Allied, Amn Power, Coca Cola, Gen Motors, Union Carbide, Boeing, Ford and Dow components appear with bid prices and percent figures reflecting market activity.
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Juneau
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Kasser
Bibby Owens
Amn
Loco Ami Metals
Loews, Inc
Aim M & Bdy
Lott, Inc
Aun Roll Mills
Ig Marshall Fld
Amy Smneluing Ltd
Mathieson Rik Saiopt
Mintal Copper
Amn Steel Pads
Tel
Mont Ward Amp
Ty Murray Corpy
Nash
Natl Biscuit
Cush Rew
Armott .& Co
Assd Dry Goods
Ate
T& SF
Auantic
Rix Aviation Corp
Baldwins
Lacoalto &_ Ohio Barber Co
Bendix
Ava Beth Steel
Blaw Knox
Boeing Airy Borden
Cyory Warner Briges Mis Bueyrits
Erle Hudd Mfe Rudd Wheel Burrounds
Chimp Wait
Canada Dry Can
Pac Case
Natl Wistirs
Love O&k McLellan
Natl Dairy
Lik & Myers
Natl Pow
Auburn Attro
NY Central
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Barnsdall Cord
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Park
Utah
Patna Mines
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Penney
Philp
Pittsbsh
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Rem Rand Tyly Dteo Motors
Cerro Do Pasco
Chrysler
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Reyn Tob
Sifeway
Seheney
Seaboard Oil
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Servel
Shell Amon
Wiy Simmons Co
Fita
Shelly Oat
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League Council to Warn Japan Against Gas Warfare
Geneva UP report says a secret League council session agreed to warn Japan over gas use in China. Dr V K Wellington Koo cited Japanese preparations and urged arms for China plus oil sanctions. council may adopt a resolution urging China and Japan to avoid gas warfare in line with treaty bans.
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Wallace Denounces Corn Belt Attacks on Farm Program
Secretary Wallace labeled the Corn Belt Liberty League’s criticism as an old deal attack on the government farm program. He warned that such assaults could thwart emergency measures and return farmers to the 1932 slump. He urged unity to support the farm program amid the crisis.
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Corn Belt Liberty League
Corn Belt
Marion clubs host season finale and meetings
The Marion community calendar runs through a busy closing season with the Marion Parent-Teacher Association wrapping its final meeting at the Lincoln building after a picnic dinner. Other gatherings include Milwaukee Women’s Club members reporting items and a large Ladies Union picnic at the Christian church with sewing and socializing.
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Katherine Bogart
Harold Peck
J. J. Wallace
Theodore L. Bosacker
Robert Hess
Cecil Seger
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Guy Berlin
Benjamin Bulkley
Sylvester Curtis
J. B. Emmons
Dewey Lockey
Max Berlin
James Foile
Marion
Delia Stark
Central City
Weekend with Miss Miller at Miller Home
The report notes a social weekend hosted by Miss Miller at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Miller, indicating family involvement in a local social event.
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Iowa State College
Frances Miller
Helene Fiedler
Mabel Rosenstiel
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Phyllis Ford
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Theola Gordon
Martha Ann Young
Zella Mae Fenlon
Shirley Carver
Paul Jd. Fiedler
Carl Carver
Ames
Ray McCalley
Donna
David
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McCalley
AG Vaughn
Virging Vaughn
Art Thathrop
Oxford Junction
F. Wilber
Herbert Grafft
Santa, Monica
Calif
F M . Grafft
Anamosa
Lee Voorhies
Gerald Gordon
Muriel Gordon
Iowa City
Gordon
Charles Benedict
University Hospital
Miss Miller
Mrs. F. C. Miller
Missionary supper program at church features devotionals and talk
Christian church east room hosted a sacrificial supper and program with a theme Thou Shalt Not Live By Bread Alone. Mrs C Rice performed a duet with Mrs Walter Erwin, and Rev Marion Williams led the talk. Lois and Jean Leidigh played instrumental duets. Mrs La Verna Crew sang. the congregation sang My Faith Looks Up to Thee. Rev Wade gave the benediction. Mrs Pearl Smith hosted a birthday luncheon for sister Mrs Moxd Slauson with fourteen guests, bridge prizes awarded to Fred Holsinger first and Mrs D S Stewart second. Mrs Slauson received a prize.
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Rice
Walter Erwin
Keith Vawter
Fred J Lang
Lois and
Jean Leidigh
la Verna Crew
Marion Williams
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Irving FE Wade
Pearl Smith
Moxd Slauson
Fred Holsinger
DS. Stewart
Slauson
Myrule Takus
Cascade
Mayor Receives Official Invitation to New York World’s Fair
Cedar Rapids Mayor F. K. Hahn received an official invitation to the 1939 New York World’s Fair on city hall steps. I R Wilkinson presented the scroll on behalf of Grover Whelan, with a police escort delivering the message. The goodwill car tour includes 49 cars visiting every state and the District of Columbia.
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F. K. Hahn
I. R. Wilkinson
Grover Whelan
Wilkinson
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Union
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