Hog market mixed as receipts rise and prices ease
Chicago area livestock traders report Tuesday receipts of hogs around 14 000 with total 22 000. Prices show declines with top bids near 14.30 and 10 cent drop from Friday while cattle and sheep markets remain uneven with cattle mostly steady to weak and spring lambs slow to start. Des Moines Iowa hog receipts total 38 000 across 48 hours ending Monday with generally steady bids and noticeable regional variation in sow values.
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t.Commission
Chicago
U. S
Buteau
Iowa
Des Moines
S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Sioux City and Omaha Livestock Receipts and Movements
Sioux City and Omaha livestock numbers show mixed demand for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts near 9000 in Sioux City with firmer bids on beef steers and yearlings, hogs about 4500 with steady to slightly lower trends, and sheep by the hundreds with strong lamb prices noted in spots. Additional details include price ranges for calves cows feeders and stockers across operations and weighted shifts in value for various weight classes.
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Sioux City
Iibern
Austin and Peoria Livestock Markets Report Prices and Bids
Good butchers and packing stock listed for Austin Minnesota and Peoria Illinois with bids for lambs and sheep, steers, cows and bulls. Notable ranges include lambs 12.50 to 14.10 per cwt, steers 7.00 to 14.50, heifers near 33.50, and vealers up to 16.50 as receipts run in the thousands.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha taPi
Dept. Agricultures
Pete Pie Sentaigher
S'Ealves
Askring
Austin
Minn
Peoria
Ill
aAtecra
Yoo-200
IBM
Ewen
No Price Changes In Cedar Rapids Hog Market
Cedar Rapids hog market prices held steady from Saturday to Monday. Top quotes were $13.70 for butchers $13.80 for long haul no fills and $13.15 for packers.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Market listings in Cedar Rapids show pricing for grains vegetables fruits and animal products. Grain prices include Wheat and Rye with various No. 2 No. 3 grades and shelled kernels, while poultry and livestock values cover hens ducks geese turkeys and hides. Produce lists include Michigan celery Colorado celery lemons oranges lettuce onions cabbage peaches and prunes with per basket or per dozen rates.
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Gots
Nowy Cott
New Tame
Poultry Market
Wiechorn Springs
Michigan
Colorado
Markets in Chicago and New York Produce Prices
Chicago markets report mixed prices for poultry and potatoes with live poultry volumes steady to firm and various breed quotes. eggs and butter show firm tone with regional receipts, while New York quotes reflect firm egg prices and steady butter and cheese levels. Prices vary by grade and region, with notable figures for Russet Burbanks and Bliss Triumphs potatoes and multiple chicken breeds daily.
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Chicago
ICAGO
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
U. S&s
Sdang Russet Burbanks
South Dakota
Bliss
Wisconsin Cobblers U
Minnesota
Hollandale
Cobblers
U. S
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Kilan
Minesota
Butte
New York
Virginia
Stock buyers nibble amid mixed leads on sluggish market
In New York the stock market showed limited appetite with few leaders advancing. Transactions reached about 300000 shares as blocks from International Telephone and United States Distributing moved prices, while big names like Santa Fe and United States Steel held the pointer most of the day and laggards included Edison and General Motors.
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New York
International Telephone
United States Distributing Preferred
Santa Fe
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Chrysler
United States Rubber
Eastman Kodak
Twin City Rapid Transit
Consolidated Edison
American Smelting
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck, Texas Company
du Pont and Allied Chem~ Ical
Wall St. Stocks Quotations From Monday's Bulletin
Listings from Alaska Juneau to Walgreen include major names such as Allied Chem American Can Coca Cola and US Steel with prices and percent quotes. The report compiles intercity and intermarket figures from Wall Street and Chicago stock exchanges reflecting active trading and notable moves.
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BE. Bennett @ Co
Juma
Merchants National Bank
Alaska
Juneau
Allied Chem
Allied
Kennecott
Amn
Kroger GB
Amn Marac
McKesson
Woolenae
Marshall Aia
Ark Nat Gus
Martin
Armour & Co
Pethjeses Ark
Armstrong Cork
Miami
Assid Dry
Atchison
Atlantic
Mont Ward
Aviation
Nash Kelv
Sia Baldwin
Bellas Ma
Balton& Ohio
Biscuit
Barnsdall
Cash
Bath Iron
Natl Dairy P
Beatrice Cray
Bendix
Sypsum
Beth Steel
Pow & Lb l
Blay Knox
NY Central Ale
Boeing Alrp
Nor Pac RR
Bohn
North Amn Co
Borden Co
Nor Amn
Borg Warner
Ohio Ol
Bridgeport
Otis Elev
Briggs
Packard Mtrs
Bucyrus
Paramount
Mig
Pullman Co
Celatex
Radio Corp
Radio Keith
Chrysler Motors
Rem Rand
Coca Cola
Cola
Safeway
Columbas
Schenley
Conti. Motors
Conti
Crown Drug
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
T al Air Ulnes
Sih Bor
Ida
Uni Corp
Uni Drug
Goebel
Uni Fruit
Goodrich
B. F
Uni Gas Co
Goodyear Tire
Uni Gas
Graham Paige
U S
Westehouse
Howe Sound
Homestake
Willys Ovid
Wilson& Co
Tis Central
Woolworth
Indus Rayon
Chicago
Cons Biscuit
Wisconsin Cheese and Wool Market Report Summary
Wisconsin cheese prices for the week of September 14 to 18 show bids around 22 to 43 percent for various cheddar styles. Boston reports U.S. wool sales with Texas eight months at 11 to 16 dollars and Iowa Indiana wools at 0.51 dollars grease basis. Fine and medium fleeces are selling out of local dealers.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Boston
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Texas
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan
Grain Gains Lift Wheat and Rye Hit Fresh Highs
Wheat and rye prices rose to fresh highs not seen since July on Monday as grain buying expanded. Wheat closed modestly higher while corn and soybeans showed mixed to slight gains. cash provisions listed various grain grades and prices in Chicago.
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Chicago
Bond Market Moves With Rail Loans Leads Late Trading
Broad activity in rail loans enlivened the bond market in late trading Monday with several low-priced issues advancing slightly. Gains of fractions to a point were seen in Denver and Rio Grande Western 5s Rock Island 4s of 88 and North Western 4s of 8%. U S Government bonds closed steady with Treasury 3s at 110 18.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Rock Island
North Western
South Pacific
Wisconsin Central
National Dairy
Standard Ol
Inols Central
Jones and Laughlin Steel
New York Central
Wabash
University Notes and Local Happenings Spark Community News
The Cheerful Companions of the Christian church will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the church basement with officers to be elected. Mary Lou Bristol recovers from a left arm fracture after a roller skating accident. Weddings and family events include the Des Moines marriage of Mary Lou Winslow and William George with attendees from Marion and Chicago. The De Long family reunion gathers 17 for dinner at 1160 Twelfth street with relatives from Cedar Rapids Independence and Washington D C. Private Bob Newlin’s mother C J Newlin travels to Denver for her son’s illness. Mary Snyder and Anne Jordan head to Rochester for a goiter operation for Miss Snyder.
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Cheerful Companions
The
Christian Church
G. O. Pyle
Marion
Virginia
Iowa City
Des Moines
Mary Lou Winslow
William George
Helen Pyle
Chicago
University of Iowa
de Long
W. F. Sorter
Twelfth Street
M. de Long
A. H. Helbig
Cedar Rapids
H. F. Grant
Independence
Earl Trumbrauer
Waterloo
Erma Grant
Washington, D. C
Bob Newlin
Denver, Colo
C. J. Newlin
Mary Snyder
Anne Jordan
Rochester
Minn
Miss Snyder
With Grenades Reds Hurl Selves on Tanks
CBS correspondent Larry Lesener reports from Moscow a new tale of Soviet heroism in which soldiers strap grenades to their belts and fling themselves before Nazi tanks. The account emphasizes courage and sacrifice amid wartime Soviet actions.
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New York
INS
Larry Lesener
CBS
Moscow
Marion News notes bond sales and local notices
Bill Reed day bond sales in Marion totaled $21,000 with $13,000 raised at Liberty Chapel. Missing sailor Byron Minear, son of former Marion residents, is reported missing. Lieut. Melvin Clark in Iceland returns home to Battle Creek visit his wife and son. Kenneth J. Clark to Camp Dodge for induction as fourth son in the Clark family service. Verdon Clark supports bond sales from Northern Ireland. Various community notices include Cub Scout meeting, visitors, and local appointments.
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Bill Reed
Marion
W. E. Failor
Reed Day Committee
Liberty Chapel
Leo Levasseur
Byron Minear
U. S
Minear
Earl Minear
U. S. Navy
George
England
Melvin Clark
Leona Grape Clark
Lieut
Battle Creek
Mich
David John
Clark
Iceland
Camp Robinson
Little Rock
Ark
Kenneth J. Clark
J. 5. Clark
Camp Dodge
J. E. Clark
Vernon Clark
Northern Ireland
Gazette
M-112 Gazette
Std Ave
Blackhawk
Davenport
Hox
Bell Boy
TAFT
Concord A and L Club Entertained by Vernon Lents
The Concord A and L club was entertained Friday evening by Mr and Mrs Vernon Lent. John McHugh of Lisbon spoke about a Boston trip. Mrs R E Tanner played a piano solo and community singing closed the program. Refreshments for 40 were served. A refreshment committee was appointed for the next meeting.
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Concord A
Vernon Lent
John McHugh
Lisbon
Boston
R. E. Tanner
Otto Lange
Charles Towers
Carl Lundeen
Fred McShane
Maude Secrist
Carroll Roberts
Arthur Taube
Leslie Dunn
Harley Erwin
Marion salvage drive flags scrap iron pickup on Tuesday
The Marion salvage committee announced a citywide scrap iron pickup for Tuesday. Residents with scrap iron should call city hall at 47 to schedule pickup and help place small salvage on parkings.
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Marion
Help Wanted Ad Service Line Lets You Craft Ads
A newspaper notice highlights a telephone line for a trained ad taker to help word classified ads. The service promises accurate wording and reliable help for submitting ads.
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Mississippi River
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Marion News
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King's Daughters
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Legion Hall
Lyle Kindig
C O. Mahberg
Monroe
W. G. Neill
Robert
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Cornell College
W. G. Koppenhaver
R. A. Crew
Eleanor Hanna
Mary Hanna
Fairmont
Loran Klopp
Sharon
Lester Cleveland
Fred Kahler
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Cresco
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O. W. McBride
Betty McBride
Angola
Ind
Miss McBride
Iowa State College
Fred Louis, Jr
Harlan
W. B. Carpenter
Jefferson City
Prairie Chapel
Madeline Healy
Harold Thompson
Warren €. Thompson
Gene Maxson
Concord
Lillian Voorhies
Beloit, Wis
F. M. Grafft
Anamosa
Lee Voorhies
O. D. Storck
Darlington, Wis
D. B. Storck
Florence Scott
Mothers Club
George Brewer
English Boulevard
Katherine Bogart
Eleanor and
Quentin
Lenora Pabst
Decatur, IN
Frank J. Cleveland
H. W. Hall
Eliza Beasley Christianson
Central City
Elmira Martin
Swaffam Prior
Cambridgeshire
Thomas Park
Merle Murfield
Elizabeth
Carolyn Murfield
Marelle
Irma Hall
Don Hall
Lee Koppenhaver
Ely
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Bud Ringland
Detroit
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Perry
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R. O. Shively
J. W. Bowman
Harriet Gibson
Washington, D.C
C. O. Ingersoll
Earl Fulton
Delavan
Madison, Wis
Mr. Fulton
Charles J. Fulton
Floyd Kahler
Suzanna
Karl
Lloyd Simith
Kahler
U. S. Rubber Company
Sixth Avenue
Howard M Titus
Develpsys
Waltham
Iowa Loan CO
Look Magazine
Mary Adams Agency
Dial
Los Angeles
Claxton Pharmacy
1St St
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
San Franciscor Shore
C. R. Knitting Co
St. Sn
Younker Bros
A. Kriz & Son
1St
Passennera
Shore
A.m
Sands Sareea Oe
2Nd St
Pllows
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Randall
Bever Park
Katz Jewelry & Loan
Ist ST
Prom Post Office
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
Lyman & Son
Shell Station
Jack's Store
First St
Frank Medi
Ladies Tailor
3Rd Ave
Ellen
Harry
Baldridge Studio
43Rd St
Ann
L. A
Kids House
Very Richards Lab
HT Ave
Adelen Hutchison Dance Studio
Lovely Lady Oil
Bishop's
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave BE
3Rd ST
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
Paris Academy Beauty School
Bennet Greten
Waltine
Woody Herman
Hayes Music Box
Little Ranch
Cou Falls
Parkson
2Nd Ave
the Wishbones
Jaackson
Marton
Sparta
di Thomas
NOVAK _ HEATING CO
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel CO
Prescott
Call Noble
Cal de Marah
Jess
S. Box
Burroughs
1St Ave
Joe & Cill
Schamberger Motor Co
Armstrong's
10Th St
Iowan
Claxton'’s College Pharmacy
13Th St
Armstrong, Clothing Co
25Th St
Commonwealth
Union
Union Railroad
Indy
Edison Pharmacy
John Schuman
Tipton
LaFayette Cafe
3D Ave
Newman's
Kory Inn
Bever Ave
Craemer‘s
Robb's
Kory Inn No
Hlake Blvd
Mr.burp
Belcher
Bik
Wan
Burp & Belcher, Inc
Burp
Athletic Club
Denver
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