Hogs Stronger at Chicago Top Quotation 8 85
Chicago market news shows hogs firmer with top quotation at 8 85. Estimated livestock receipts across twelve markets Wednesday include cattle hogs and sheep with figures listed for Chicago and others. Thursday's official estimates project cattle at 5 000 hogs 15 000 sheep 7 000.
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Chicago
Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise at Stockyards
Strong trade at the Chicago stockyards with 26 200 hogs reported up to 10 cents, top 8.85. 7 000 of 10 350 cattle sold top 10.40, down 25 cents. Pittsburgh and Cleveland steady, East St. Louis firm on several lots. total sheep 12 400 with Chicago supplying 6 000, market slow other places steady.
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Chicago
Insi
Kansas City
Omaha
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Ave
St. Louis
Associated Press
Mason City
Ackers
Steat
Ags Bs
Waterloo
Chicago Livestock Markets See Mixed Steady to Higher Tones
Cattle and hog markets across Chicago Sioux City St Paul Mason City Waterloo and Omaha report receipts and price shifts. Steers and yearlings rise, top fed cattle above 10.75 with strong cutters. hogs gain modestly while lambs ease. Regional reports show broadly higher bid ranges and thin spring lamb supplies.
Livestock Prices Reported With Mixed Movements
Feeder pigs and stags rise to 25 cents. top cattle quotes reach 8.55 per 100 pounds for heavy weights. Calves, fed steers, yearlings and heifers show strength up to 15 cents higher. cows and bulls mostly steady to lower. Sheep receipts steady with fat lambs modestly down and spring lambs above 9 dollars.
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Sioux City
Dept. Agricultures
Texas
California
St.paul
South ST. Paul
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Wilson & CO
Dia
Local Hog Market Closes Higher Across Readings
Hog prices advance 10 cents across all grades with top bids reaching 8.35. Cattle notes show prime steers and yearlings at firm to higher levels while calf and lamb markets vary by grade. California to Midwest farm markets reflect mixed grain futures as buyers watch feed costs.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain prices for No 1 and No 2 wheat, oats, rye, barley, corn and soybeans. Hay and butterfat values. Live poultry prices for hens cocks and Leghorn varieties. Wholesale fruits vegetables prices for lemons oranges grapefruit celery lettuce bananas onions cabbage carrots potatoes and cured hides including horses ponies and glue hides.
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Texas
Chicago Produce Markets Amid Steady Prices and Mixed Demand
Chicago receipts show butter eggs live poultry and potatoes with prices steady. New York eggs and butter futures steady with mixed prices and small gains for some grades.
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Chicago
U. S
California
Biss
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Idaho
Burbanks
New York
Peter Fox Sons Company
Merchants National Bank
Telephone
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin cheese market and sugar notes
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week include Twins 12 5 16 cents and cheddars 12 44 cents while farmers' board lists Midgets 13 4 cents and horns 13 cents. Raw sugar in New York markets held steady with July No 4 at 9 4 cents and No 3 trading near 1 84.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Board
New York
Iate
Foreign exchange markets hit new lows amid war scare
Dollar and major currencies fell to fresh yearly lows as European capitals sought safety. Noon rates showed declines across Great Britain France Germany and other key currencies with mixed movement in travel and commodity names. Wool market in Boston saw slight activity with fleece prices firming on three-eighths and quarter-blood grades and some bright fleece offers from the Midwest.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
S. Belguim
Germany
Benevolent
Travel
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Shanghai
Haugkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Boston
API
S. Dept. Agricultures
Middle West
All Chicago wheat futures hit season lows on CT deals
Chicago wheat futures slid to new seasonal lows as Liverpool and Winnipeg markets weakened and crops improved. May wheat fell to 2.15 1/2, May corn around 5.54 1/2 and May oats about 3.28. Export demand stayed light despite modest London purchases of U S hard winter and Australian wheat.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
New South Wales
Kansas
Oklahoma
London
United Kingdom
U. S
Commission House
Bonds Slip as Rails Lead Down in Early Market
A group of industrial corporate issues showed resistance while rails drifted lower. Notable declines included Pennsylvania 4 3 of 1948 and Santa Fe 4s of 1995, with several other rail and utility issues dropping while some issues gained modestly. U S government bonds traded in a narrow range as foreign markets absorbed limited action.
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Bond Review
New York
Tapi
Pennsylvania
International Paper
Bethlehem Steel
Detroit Edison
Columbian Gas and Electric
Goodyear
International Telephone
Loew
U. S
Assails Government Plea For Rehearing Of Stockyards Case
Frederick H. Wood, the cattle commission men’s New York lawyer, replies to the government’s petition for rehearing in the Kansas City stockyards case. He argues the Supreme Court was correct to set aside Secretary Wallace’s order for lack of a fair hearing and denounces Solicitor General Jackson’s rejection as based on totalitarian philosophy, not a free people’s.
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Washington
INS
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Frederick H. Wood
New York
Cattle Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Commission
Wood
Robert H. Jackson
Copeland Endorses Wagner for New York Governor
Senator Royal S. Copeland endorsed Senator Robert F. Wagner for governor of New York calling him the one and only man who can bring victory for the Democratic party.
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Washington
INS
Royal S. Copeland
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Democratic Party
Stock Market Downturn Deepens Amid Waning Demand
The New York market retreated on Wednesday as offerings rose and buying interest waned. May wheat fell sharply at Chicago signaling a broader deflation path. industrials slid to new reaction lows with notable losses in Eastman Kodak Allied Chemical Bethlehem Steel and others. About 550000 shares changed hands as transactions picked up slightly.
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New York
Chicago
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Bethlehem Steel
International Harvester
Westinghouse Electric
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
Union Carbide
Johns Manville
du Pont
U. S. Rubber
Anaconda Copper
American Smelting
Wall Street Stocks in Bennet Co Listings and Market Quotes
Published by J B Bennet Co W H Jump manager quotes from Adams Express to Zenith Radio across many companies and indexes. The page shows bid prices and dividend names including Am Can Am Metals Bethlehem Steel United Airlines Boeing and more, ending with Chicago stocks listings and closing figures for major firms.
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J. B. Bennet & Co
W.H. Jump
Merchants National ‘Ban
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Armour & Co
Murray Coron
Atchin SF
Nash Kell
Atlantic Tale
Atlantic Tale 20, Natl Bellas. 36 Auburn Auto
Natl Biscuit
Aviation Corp
Cash Ree
Baldwin Loco
Dairy Prod
Balton& Ohio
Kee North ‘Ann Co
aBts
Blaw Knox
aNor Amn
Boeing Alrp
Borden Co
Otis Steel
Borg Warner
Packard
Penick Ford
Burroughs Adg
Penna
Cal & Hecla
Penney J_C
Calumet
Peoples
Camp Wyant
Ais Phillips Pet
Canada Dry
Pillsbury
Pittslegh
Plymouth
Caterpillar
Cerro de Pasco
Auman
Radio Corpa
Bacio Keith
Rem Rand
Reo Motors
Re Steel
Colo Fuel Reyn
Col Gus & Elecot
Safeway
Schenley
Seaboard
Southern
Sears, Roebuck
Congoleum
Servel Inc
Consol Edison
Conti
Shell Union
Simimons Co
Gonkyean
Conti Motors
Goly Incatti
Sherry Corp
St Joe
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wr
Calif
Douglas
St 'Prisco
du Pont
Stew Warner
UN Kodak
Stone Webster
Ty Buudeba
Elec
Pow & Li
Tex Guif.s
Wman Ssaebmpwon
Fisk Rubber
Tidewater
Ford England
Timken Det
Freeport
Tex
Trans-America
Union Pac
Gen Foods Zum
Gen Motors
Uni Air Lines
Gen Outdoor
Uni
Coron Gillette
Atte Uni Gas Co
Ginbel , Bros
Goodrich BF
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
White Motors
Hudson. Motors
Wile Ovid
Happy Motors Wilson. Co
Woolworth Oe
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Ystown S. T
Zenith Radio
Hydro
Zontte
Chicago
Amn
Dexter
I-Itagen Hshold
Avi
Hellman - Eo
East Blessing
Mar Field
Sei
Quaker Com
unKe + Ghicazo Corp
Quaker
Edison Ait Swift, Co
Biscuit
Swift
Walgreen
Class Night Exercises By Marion High Seniors In Lincoln
The Marion high school seniors held class night in the Lincoln auditorium with a singing quartet, impersonations, a class poem, a piano solo, and a skit led by Lillian Ann Harding. Robert Hense presented the Quill to the 1938-39 staff. gifts were offered and a class song concluded the program.
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Marion
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Memorial Hall
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Marion Post
Robert Mitchell
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All World War Veterans
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Virginia Lee
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Virginia Beiber
Retta Knapp
Robert Hense
Mary Ellen Ford
Martha Jane Snell
Jean Lehdigh
Pauline Taylor
Dorothy Fillmore
Harriet French
Frances Davin
Lucille Cone
Lillian Ann Harding
Albert W. Schenken
Virginia Berber
Bob Maxson
Jim Fry
Bob Newlin
Frances Smith
Don Tow
Mary Booze
Annamarie Sullivan
Betty Wallace
Phyllis Freeman
Carleton Oxley
Garvin Hargrove
Virginia Self
Norman Givens
Frank Swift
Alice McGowan
Bernice Gough
Mary Ellen Granger
Charles Schaefer
L’envoi
Ickes Says He Dodged Newsmen For 36 Hours
Interior Secretary Harold L. Ickes and his 25 year old Milwaukee bride Jane Dahlman were pursued by reporters as they boarded a steamer to Fishguard en route to London. Ickes refused to comment stating he was glad to have given newsmen the slip for 36 hours.
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CORE
INS
Roosevelt
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Jane Dahlman
Milwaukee
Ickes
Fishguard
London
Signs Act To Fight Venereal Diseases
President Roosevelt signed a $15 million war bill to combat venereal diseases after a twenty year push by medical professionals and public officials. The measure secures federal aid to fight syphilis and gonorrhea amid efforts to overcome public reticence. Memorial Day flower and plant ads appear under classification 34.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert M. la Follette
Wis
Lost Brown Pup and Various Local Ads
Lost brown male puppy with a dark brown streak down its back. Reward offered. Contact 2646 Meadowbrook or dial 8371. Numerous ads advertise fur storage services, purse cleaning, watch and jewelry repair, van lines, insurance, elder care, home care, clothing cleaning, knitting, and rummage sales with dates and contact details across multiple local businesses and notices.
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Dial
Mitwalsey
Furriers
2Nd St. SE
FOU
Kenwood
The
Gazette
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
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H . Schaefer
Kresge
ALLIED Van_ Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
C. R. Knitting Co
Sovereign’s
5Th Ave
Hall's
2Nd Ave
Allison Flotel
Ag A
3Rd Ave
1St St
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Second Avenue
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Fourteenth Street
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Manchester
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New Orleans
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Tenth Street
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Savanna
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Goodrow
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Newton
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Joyce
Dixon, NL
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Oregon
Emma DeLong
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Evanston
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Mable Oxley
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Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauty Salon
Sara Park Salon
3RD_ST
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Peacock
3Rd St. NE
LaVogue Beauty Shop
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Kennedy's
1St Ave
Ae Lene
Beauty School
Paris Academy
Swisher
Jerry Dostal
Bomemian
Frei Linean
Viking
C. &. Fe Hall
Cervenka
Danceland
Hillview Tavern
MT. Vernon Ave
Schiltz
White Lodge
Highway 149
2Nd St
Hailwood
Sever
Twin Towers Cafe
6Th Ave
Herman Rogers
Shellsburg
Ee Ee
Mr. Andrews
Montrose
Roosevelt Hotel
Mulhauser
Linn County
L. 3
Palmer
Petitjean
Allison Hotel
National
Fryer
Magnus Hotel
Monticello
Vinton
Tipton
Belle Plaine
Household Paper Products Co
H. Lamb
Lincoln Hotel
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Sigley
Central Employment Agcy
Granby
All Incs
Fidelity Employment Service
Harry Luker
Anamosa, In
Henry MA
Iowa School OF Welding
Rapids Machinery Co
School of Welding
ABC
Dickinson School
S.w.b
Darrell Gillmore
Springville
Sit Ith St. NW
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Hawkeye Tin Shop
Kutchern Lodding & Coal Co
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Novak Heating Co
Arnold Ellingson Co
Hank
Willman
Gable Cabinet
F Ave
Geo. Ilen Hardware
Fred Young
L. E. Cummins
Glenn Comiey
8Th Ave
W. Marlon
Sires
H. R. Butters
Jim Cusack
Frank Borst
14Th Ave
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