Sioux City Livestock Market Report Mixed Trade Declines In Lambs
Receipts totaled 17 000 cattle and 19 000 sheep with feeders and stockers steady to firm while fat cattle and vealers showed mixed to weak demand. Hogs were mostly higher with packing sows up and lighter weights firm. Sioux City market noted grass cattle run and few strong bids for prime stock, with slaughter classes slow to act.
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Sioux City
API
S. Dent. Agriculture
Chicago
Dept. Agriculture
Hic
ST Paul
Dept Agriculture
Dalves
Hogs Strong Early but Lose Part of Gains at Chicago
AP reports hogs were firm early at Chicago stockyards Monday but gave back part of the gains. Receipts totaled about 14 000 hogs with top prices near 9 50, livestock shows mixed by region yet overall firm for cattle and calves as markets in Pittsburgh Cleveland and East St Louis varied. Cattle and calf volumes remained sizable with limited gains and some weaknesses noted across the midwest trading points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Buffalo
Hog and cattle market report with mixed prices
Local hog prices rose with all grades up about 10 cents to a top around 8.95 while cattle eased about 25 cents. Good hogs at 140-180 pounds quoted near 7.05 to 7.45. calf and sheep values listed, with various packers and steer, heifer, and cow ranges across weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Tress
Ottumwa
Mason City
Waterloo—Hors
Austin
Austin Minn
Sesesee
Aeacee
Wheat Range Holds Tight as Chicago Trade Sags
Wheat prices barely moved in dull Chicago trading with a fractional opening decline. By close, September futures off 35 to 42 cents as corn and oats showed minor changes amid limited news and flat North American export business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Southwestern
U. S
Wheat and grain market roundups and cash quotations
Minneapolis cash grain reports show milder receipts with No. 1 hard Montana winter at 65 44 to 70 4 cents and amber durum at 84 0 7 3 percent, while corn and oats values edge higher. Chicago cash provisions list No. 3 red wheat around 64 2 cents, No. 2 yellow corn near 52 to 53 cents, and various seeds priced for market buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Mixed in Market Report
A Cedar Rapids market list shows Wheat No. 1 at 52s 17c, No. 2 at 50c, oats No. 3 white 17c, Rye No. 2 31c, Barley No. 2 28 40c, corn yellow 42c, Soybeans No. 2 yellow 5c. Hay and straw offer tame hay 7.00, straw 5.00. Butterfat 26c, cream 5c 23c, various live poultry and hides priced, fruits and vegetables listed with lemons 5.50, oranges 32.5 to 37.5, grapefruit 3.50 to 4.00, celery 0.45 0.90, lettuce 3.3 5, bananas 5.5 to 14, onions 1.00 1.50, potatoes 1.00, sweet potatoes 1.35, peaches 0.85, pears 2.15. Horse tack and pony prices noted with full-tail inclusion.
Chicago Produce Markets Report Receipts and Prices
Receipts include 2 cars and 45 trucks of live poultry and assorted categories with prices per pound for hens broilers leghorn and white rock varieties. Butter eggs and potatoes show firm to steady values across New York and Chicago markets with varying grade classifications and track arrivals.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock
Springs
Plymouth Rock
Turkeys Inc
Bliss
Idaho Russet Burbanks
U. S
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
U.S
Wisconsin
Cobblers
North Dakota
New York
Wool Market Boston Up New Business Slows
The U S agriculture department reports slow Monday activity in greasy combing domestic wools. Wool manufacturing operations remain fully maintained as new requirements are largely met by earlier season wool deliveries. Nominal quotations in Boston unchanged from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
US. Agriculture Department
Wool Trade
Wisconsin Cheese and Sugar Markets and Foreign Exchange Update
Wisconsin cheese quotations for Sept 12 to 17 list daisies horns and cheddars with 10 3 4 c and 1034 c. Sugar steady at 2 90 with March and May futures firmer. Foreign currencies slide against the dollar as Hitler’s speech looms with Euro centers awaiting signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Twins
Farmers Call Board
New York
Hitler
Nuremerg
Great Britain
Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Japan
Shanghai
Bond Markets Show Moderate Pressure Amid Shifting Treasuries
New York bond market faced modest losses in U S government issues as long term Treasuries fell nearly 3 percent at noon. Corporate names like Bethlehem Steel and International Hydro Electric posted small declines while issues from Remington Rand and American Telephone held firmer. Foreign dollar bonds remained steady despite tense overseas markets.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
International Hydro Electric
Laclede Gax Ss
Republic Steel
New York Central
Cleveland Union Terminal S
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Remington Rand
American Telephone
League Assembly Meets in Geneva Amid European War Threat
The League of Nations Assembly met in Geneva on Monday under the shadow of a looming European war threat, stirring debate over peace efforts and collective security. Delegates from member states discussed responses, potential sanctions, and diplomatic avenues as tensions rose in Europe.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Europe
Stocks Rally On European Crisis As Market Climbs
New York stocks rose after early volatility as investors absorbed the European crisis. Major gains appeared in U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Montgomery Ward Sears Goodyear du Pont Kodak and others with about 600000 shares traded. Rails and utilities edged higher while a few names lagged. bonds were less resilient.
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New York
Chicago
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Chrysler
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Johns Manville
Eastman Kodak
Western Union
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
du Pont
International Harvester
Caterpillar Tractor
Douglas
Baltimore and Ohio
Cerro de Pasco
Northern Pacific
Oliver Farm
Celanese
Wall Street Quotations From Bennet and Co
A condensed list of equities and prices from Adams Express to York and more, with numerous recognized firms and tickers in Monday quotations. The page shows a wide range of stocks including Amex, Allied, Amoco, Coca Cola, General Electric and many others with varied price figures and percentages.
New Device Gives Grain Quotes Added Meaning
In Chicago a simple device on the board of trade black boards adds meaning to grain quotes. It shows at a glance whether opening or closing prices trended upward or downward by the placement of the highest or lowest figures in the price range. The AP will report opening and closing rain markers quotations with this marker.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Associated Press
Lost items and rewards from local want ads
Classified notices show a white lady purse with driver license and cash missing. rewards offered if returned to Gazette Want Ad Desk. Glasses in case lost Saturday night with reward for return to Roosevelt Hotel desk. A watch found at Stanwood horse show with owner contact. A red cocker spaniel named Rusty lost. call 2 9226. A lost girl’s small bicycle offers a $ reward at 3-1270, 2030 Grande Ave.
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Gazette
Roosevelt Hotel
Stanwood Horse Show
Lisbon
Grande Ave
Rusty
Dink
Classified Advertisements and Services Listing
A dense miscellany of personal notes and ads offering rewards for fraud prevention, loans on jewelry, automobile transport references, and various services. It lists Jewelers Katz, Probasco, and H. K. Schaefer. Lynch Transfer & Storage. Allied Van Lines. photographers Hob's Photo. tailoring and dressmaking by Lady Yvonne Shoppe. cleaning services. feather mattress company. and several used car notices with prices and locations in Ames, Des Moines, and nearby. The item includes apartment and lodging mentions, insurance offerings, and help-wanted blurbs targeting women for advertising, as well as a post-office location reference.
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The
Gazette
Eeettee
Katz Jewelry & Loans
First St. SE
Probasco Jewelers
Ted St
Ted
Third St. NE
Los Angeles
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
H. K. Schaefer
Kresee's
Tee
Ertelec Fe
Phoenix
Ariz
Pha Allied van Lines, Inc
St Hoy Hansen Lustolite Co
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
EL Teer Saas Eas
P.o.hox
Ee Cannes
F.o.hox
National Cleaners
Modern
2Nd Ave
Fotocraft Shop
Ames
Des Moines
Kenwood Transfer
Ave
St. Swee
Cedar Rapids
A Ave
Ford cries unfair NLRB examiner over Long Beach hearing
Ford Motor Co complains to the National Labor Relations Board that examiner Thomas H. Kennedy did not conduct a full and fair hearing at the Long Beach California assembly plant. The objections were filed as exceptions to Kennedy's report finding the company interfered with employees' rights.
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Washington
Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
Long Beach
Calif
Thomas H. Kennedy
Iain
United
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UN Financial and. Market News
TOWA
US Dept. Agriculture
Interior
Minnesota
Omaha
Lamson Brothers & Co
Redar Rapids
Nafowrey
Manaerr
Tional Bank
Gila
Sis
Ted Top
Timothy
Tierces
Alde
J. B. McGladrey Company
Certified Public Accountants
Burlington
Davenport
Iowa City
Hastings
Ubuque Ee
G S
Treasury
Home Owners Loan
League
Wall St
J. Z. Bennet & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express Joremy Hydra
Alaska Juneau
Intl Mining
Allegheny Corp
Int Nickel
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Jo Zind Tel & T
Alls Chalmers
Amal Lea
Kans City
Alma Canon
Kayser
Kennecott Corp
Kroser G
Inc Ay Mills
Loft Inc
Steel Fays
G&e
BeKesson
McLellan Stores
Wat
Wks
Marshall Fid
Ois Mathlespy Aik
Ayatolde
Miami Copper
Armour & Co
Mols Moline
Atch Poe
Aulantic Aik
Mont Ward
Pornn Binaldwin Co
Gta
Hae
Arber Co
Scu
Barnsdall Coro
Natl Cash Ree
Bendix
Natl Dairy Prd
Beth Steel
aNatl Dept
Blaw Knox
Natl Distirs
Boeing Alrp
Hatt Pandhl
Amen
Borg Warner
North Amn Co
Buceruserie
Totie Steel
Burroughs Adge& Packard
Cal & Hecla
Paramount
sPark Utah
Patino Mines
Canada Dry
Penick
Ford
Can Pac
Penna RR
Penney JC
Phillips Pet
San Cerro de Pasco
Pillsbury
C.M St
Pa& P Ve Pullman Co
Chro& NW
Chrysler Mtr
Radio Corpn
Tn Cities Service
Keith Coca Cola
Rem Rand Col Palmolive
Rep Motors Cola Fuel
Rep Steel
Col Gas & Elec
Reyn Tob
Safewayssee
Caml Solvents
Schenney
Southern
Seaboard Oil
Congoleum
Consol Edison
Servel Inc
Consol
Sharon
Steel
Contl
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Rico
Ba Ee Steel
Sou Railway
Cudahy Pke
Sperry Corp
Cutiss Wrieht
Aera
Curtiss Wr Deere and Co
Galit
Ind del L
Douglas Air
Frisco
du Pont de
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
An Kodak
Studebaker
Tex Corpn
Tex Gul
Lec Boat Ae
Tex Land Tr
Elec Pow
Lais Thompson S
Elec Bond
Tidewater O
Timken Det
Ford England
Timken RB
Freeport
Tex
Fox Film
Gen. Cables
If Union Sarbige
Elec
Union Pac
Gen. Foods
Uni Aircraft
Uni Air Lines
Motors
Glidden Co
Gs Piper Aly Goebel
Goodrich BF
Goodyear Pate
U S Steel
Graham Paige
Virge Care Chem
Walworth
Ward Bk
Great
Warner Bros
Ab Hat Corp + S
Wesn Maryld
Hayes Body
Wesn Union
Hecker Prods
Westehse AB
Hiram Walker
VA Westanse EL
Houston Oil
White Motors
Howe Sound
White Sewing
Hudson Motors
Willys Ovid
Hupp Motors
Wilson & Co
Is, Central
Woolworth
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Yngston S&t
Ind
Zenith Radio
Dexter, Co
Hellishol
East Blessing
Butler Bros
Comw _ Edison
Quaker
Switt & Co
Marion. News
Beverly
Joseph Walker
Eighteenth Street
Catherine DeWees
Darlene Port
Joanne Crew
Louise Smith
Elinore Bogart
Mary Frederick
Lois Brockman
Marjorie Hanlin
Doris Gleason
Dorothy Sloan
Carol Jean Fairley
Cheerful Companions
Christian Church
Cedar Falls
C. J. Weis
Lucile Douglas
Marion
A B. Black
Holdrege
Neb
Mr. Black
Verle Etzel
Hattie Speake
Forest McCahey
Noel
Walker
Dickey’s Foods
Alfred Voss
John
Voss
J. M. Albright
J. W. Frazee
Sioux Falls
Marion Young
Cornell
Bernice
Eleanor Gough
Blanche Hamm
Allen McKean
John Titus
John Granger
James Fry
Marilyn Turnquist
Maquoketa
Eloise Evans
Linn
Alice Frederick
Robert Titus
University of Iowa
Mrs
Howard M. Titus
Owens Drug Store
R. M. Clark
F. A. Kula
John Walker
Prairieburg
Will Smith
Mr. Smith
Wapello
Allen James
F. S. Skinner
Milwaukee
Miss Bess Boyles
Skinner
Miss Boyles
Milwaukee University
Mrs. Skinner
Arthur Daniels
Adeliza Daniels
Mrs. Daniels
Frank Smyth
Detroit
F. D. Gillilan
Fifth Avenue
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
J B. Howell
Eighth Avenue
J. J. Stone
Mary Aglae
Mary St. Bernard
Mount Carmel
Dubuque
Mike Carbin
Catherine Koog
Ray
Thomas Carbin
Melrose
J. P. Stone
Albia
Carbin
Mr. Stone
John Knapp
Second Avenue
Harry O’dean
Anamosa
Merle Knapp
Whittier
O’dean
Marian Raymond
Charles ‘Swift
Perry
Mark Fitzgerald
Stevensville, Mont
Byron Umbdenstock
William Umbdenstock
Pleasant Grove A. and L. Club
William Ambdenstock
L. A. Levasseur
Elwood Mott
Pasadena
Herman Olmsted
Winterset
Fred J. Lang
Howard Titus
Mildred Titus
James Crandall
Aurora
Elmer Frederick
Raymond Kent
Charles
C. A. Garrison
Waubeek
Wapsie
Merle A. Knight
Merle
Lost
Yvonne
3Rd Ave
Udesen
Center Point Road
Paris
Madeline
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Lillian Suchy
Sara Park
Ird ST. SE
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Ene
Alta Duncan
Ilair
Vanity Beauery Salon
3Rd Ave. E
Era
Beauty School
Academy OF Beauty
Permanent Waves
Business Cards Business Services
Novak Heating CO
DIAL
Lennox
Ilten & Taege
4Th Ave
Frank E. Russell CO
Jean Klurass
Kutehera
Sodding & Coal Co
York
Hawkeye Tin Shop
1St St. SE
Fred Young
Call Demarah
Re Ee
Carl Stark
B Ave
H. R. Butters
Jim Cusack
Gardner
Pleasant Drive
P H Burke
J Walker
Park Ave
Merriam
Spa
Hanscher
Eee
Jerry J
jSkorena
Benton
Buchanan
Delaware
Jones
Cedar
Johnson
Mulhauer
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati Oo
CEDAR_RAPIDS SERVICE BUREAU
Higley
Central Employment Ag’cy. Granby ——S
John Bucklin
Elmer Olphant
Toddville
Guere Ie
Rapids Machinery School of Welding
Acade Abc
Dickinson
Linderen School of Dancing
Loth St. NE. Sneses
Elizabeth Sloan
M. Mare
Padzensky
1St St. NE
Chevrolet
Ist St. NW
Oteen
Millsap Motor CO
GMC
5Th Ave
Kadlec Bros
Sutliff
E Ave. NW
Nlrb Examiner
Viking
Siepman
Norway
Russ Manson
Memorial Coliseum
Ellis Blvd
Hillview Tavern
MT. Vernon Ave
Baer
Esquire Features, Inc
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