Livestock Prices Fall After Heavy Monday Run In Chicago
Heavy Monday cattle and sheep runs push prices lower with widespread concessions. Cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts estimated Tuesday reach 10 000, 15 000, and 13 000 respectively as packers gain a strong market incentive to buy. Prime yearlings and mixed steers reach new 1936 peaks while heavy steer prices ease. hogs show steady to lower tones with top at 10.50. Regional spot markets in Iowa and Minnesota report mixed declines and steadier ranges on lighter lots.
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Chicago
St Paul Livestock Market Report From South St Paul
cattle receipts 14 200 supply largely grassers weak to 25 cents lower on slaughter steers and stockers bulls steady stockers weak calves to $9 25 top beef cows 4 75 to 5 75 hog receipts 7 500 barrows and gilts mostly 10 cents lower than Saturday or Friday sows steady top 9 90 200 240 lbs few 190 250 lbs 9 65 9 90 140 170 lbs 7 00 8 25 feeder pigs light demand sheep receipts 23 000 5 200 feeders through about 7 000 natives and Dakotas no further details given
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ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Dept. Agriculture
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
In Chicago hogs, receipts 14,000 with slow, uneven demand. top $10.50, most 200-290 lb hogs $10.00-10.40, lighter sows $8.50-9.25. Cattle receipts 24,000. weighty steers under pressure, prime yearlings and stockers $10.50, cows steady to down 15 cents, vealers about $10.00. Sheep and fat lambs slow. early lambs $9.75, most natives $9.50 and up, feeding lambs weak to $0.25 lower.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. 8
S. Dept. Agriculture
Tange
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City market receipts total 9 500 cattle 4 000 hogs and 12 000 sheep with varied demand. Cattle show mixed movement with yearlings and heifers steady while grass stock weak. hogs mostly 10 to 15 cents lower with top near 10.00. sheep undemanding with native lambs around 9.25 and feeders 7.50 to 8.00 for 53 65 lb rangers.
Iowa Hog Receipts Report Declines Slightly
U S Agriculture data show combined hog receipts at 21 yards and 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 48 hours ending Monday 8 a m total 22 200 down from 22 800 last week and 13 200 a year ago Prices mostly 5 to 10 cents lower than Saturday with light spot activity 15 to 20 cents off Weights and price ranges listed from 140 pounds to 550 pounds with varying bids.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Local Hog Market Drops A Dime Lower
Hogs weaken on the local market with all grades down ten cents. Top price falls to 19.05 per hundredweight. Cattle calves and grain prices also ease as Wheat and Corn dip. Market dullness noted across livestock and grain sectors.
Market Report for Calf Sheep and Cattle Prices
Calf market shows good demand for 140 to 190 pound calves. Sheep prices vary by weight with quality. lambs off in weight and quality. Cattle prices list Choice steers around 1100 pounds up to 9.00, 1000-100 weight at 7.15, and various grades for yearlings, cows, and bulls with typical farm quotes and down payments noted.
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Tali
TOC Wheick
Tcsaese Ees
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices List
Grain and livestock prices include wheat at 1.06 per bushel, oats 0.4112, rye 0.95, barley 0.90, corn 0.92, yellow soybeans 1.05. Hay and straw sold by bale. produce prices for hens, eggs, fruit, vegetables. Cured hides and various horse and pony prices. Foreign exchange rates for major currencies and cities listed with nominal figures.
European imports lift wheat prices on Chicago board
Forecasts of higher European import demand spurred buying on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat rose about 0.34 to 34 cents, with Sept futures at 1.1434. corn dipped about 14 cents. oats fell. rye slight gain. News: Broomhall raised world import needs to 536 million bushels. Liverpool and Winnipeg advanced on the outlook.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Broomhall
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Italy
Chicago Quotations and Cash Grain Prices Mixed
Market report from Chicago with open high low close figures for wheat oats rye and lard across Sept and Dec contracts. Includes cash provisions for wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed with Winnipeg quotes and Sterling details.
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Minneapolis cash grain report shows mixed wheat and corn quotes
AP Minneapolis dispatch lists December wheat at 4 under to 21 over, with No 1 heavy dark northern spring at 1.41 to 1.48 per bushel and various No 1 dark northern and Montana hard wheats priced. Corn No 3 yellow at about 1.07 to 1.08, oats No 3 white around 0.424 to 0.444 per bushel, trading basis unchanged from prior.
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Chicago
Ilower
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Market briefing shows eggs receipts 14 011 irregular mixed colors special packs and various price ranges. Butter receipts 13 079 steady with creamery higher. cheese receipts 205 083 quiet with state flat products. live poultry steady to weak by freight with prices for rocks roosters turkeys ducks and chickens unquoted.
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New York
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Across Goods
Chicago AP report shows Butter receipts 8,083 with varied price tones for creamery and extras. Egg receipts 7,875 steady with local firsts and graded lines. Poultry live cars and trucks steady with wide range of hen, turkey, duck, and geese prices. Potatoes receipts 209 on track 330 with U.S. and regional grade prices and market softness. Prices listed for Idaho Russet Burbanks, Bliss Triumphs, Red McClures, Cobblers, and Minnesota Cobblers with varying No. 1 and No. 2 grades.
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Plymouth
White Rock
U. S
Idaho
Wisconsin Cobblers
U.S
Minnesota Cobblers
Chicago Produce Futures Update
Chicago AP notes closing prices for futures across dairy and produce. Butter storage standards for Oct at 325 ac, eggs refrigerator standards for Oct at 25 tec, Nov at 25 c, cheese futures for Nov at 18 c per pound, Idaho Russet potatoes for Jan at 2.34 dollars.
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City Council Approves Coal Purchase for Fire Stations
The council authorized buying 200 tons of six inch lump Iowa bituminous coal at 5.25 dollars per ton plus tax from City Fuel Co. Bids were opened Sept. 10 and the city clerk was empowered to contract with the supplier for delivery to fire stations.
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City Fuel Company
Wall Street Stocks See Selective Gains as Market Closes Mixed
A cautious Monday on Wall Street saw high turnover with about 1,750,000 shares traded, led by low priced utilities and specialties. The day opened hot, several leaders hit new yearly highs, and profits trimmed late. transportation, oil, and chemical stocks showed mixed results as investors focused on domestic recovery and rising earnings ahead.
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Marion hosts annual Linn County Christian church convention
A large crowd attended the Marion Christian church for the Linn County Christian churches annual convention. Dr Albion R King of Cornell College spoke on The Psychology of Drunkenness before about 240 people, describing alcohol effects and citing tests.
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Bert Wilson
Indianapolis
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Marie Lockhart
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Fern Denniston
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Evelyn Caldwell
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Virgil Wade
C. C. Miller
C. A. Dykes
A. W. Savage
William Wilson
Jack Ashlock
Ray McCalley
Irving E
Wool Market Quiet in Boston as Domestic Wools Stand Firm
In Boston on Monday the U S Department of Agriculture report shows domestic greasy wools largely quiet with quotations firm within last week's selling ranges. Australian prices, per cables to private Boston concerns, remained fully firm compared with week prior.
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Flour market report from Minneapolis and shipments data
Minneapolis flour market shows per barrel prices for 98 pound cotton seeks and shipments totaling 13 788. Pure bran ranges 23.00 to 23.50 with standard middlings at 25.50 to 26.00. Family patents unchanged at 7.70 and Sendard patents up 10 cents.
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Omaha Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts: Hogs 7,000 slow to 15 cents lower with some gains on light weight under 160 pounds. top $10.00 to shippers for certain weights. Cattle 18,000 with calves 2,000. feeders steady to stronger, weights uneven. cows and bulls weaker to steady. Sheep 20,000 with lambs mostly 50 cents lower. native lambs 8.50 to 9.00. Prices vary by weight and grade across hogs, cattle, and sheep.
Sugar Market Holds Steady as Prices Edge Down
New York AP reports raw sugar unchanged at 3.50 spot with no sales. Futures about 2 points lower. Refined sugar unchanged at 4.75 for fine granulated.
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Hay Market Prices for Timoth y Clover and Straw
Chicago AP lists rail and truck prices for hay and straw varieties. Tim othy and clover mixes range No 1 18 20, No 2 16 18, No 3 7 12, truck 16 15, 14 15, 7 11. Clover rail 17 18, 14 15, 10 14. alfalfa nominal rail 18 20, 15 17, 11 13, truck 16 18, 13 15, 10 12. Rye straw 9 10. oat and wheat straw 6 47. marsh hay 6 8.
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Bond Market Gains Lift Rail Lien Notes On Earnings
New York traders noted improved earnings as rail liens rose on the bond market with fractions gained by Alleghany 1950 St Paul Rock Island New York Central Nickel Plate Frisco and others. Industrial issues advanced while some Pacific Gas Pennsylvania General and Walworth declined. U S government list mixed with small gains and losses as Cuban Public Works slipped about a point.
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Fragmentary lines from a vintage listing page
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Marion Golfers Travel to Wellman in Turbied Tournament
A Marion Golf Club group traveled to Wellman for a Sunday tournament with Harold Smith shooting 70 to lead, Don Wolfe 76, and W H Balster 77 as Marion totaling 19 points to Wellman 13. Twenty players competed followed by a turkey dinner at Harley Rugg's cafe.
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Kathleen Oxley
Local Socials And Encampment Meet In Iowa Towns
John B. Finney hosts Cedar Rapids program with Quilla Scrimgear and La Verna Crew performing songs by Carrie Jacobs Bond. Centennial Encampment No. 91 I O O F meets at 8 PM. Marion visitors included Frank Lindahl. King's Daughters circles Electa Fidelis and Mary Low Dickinson held a joint luncheon at Marion Golf Club. Talks by Cedar Rapids secretary Carl Goodwin and vice president Rufus Culver. Adah Thompson and George P Whitney spoke for the groups. Willis Jordan and Robert Munsen performed songs with Irvin Ford. Mrs Carl Kassler received an initiation service.
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Jones Leaves Bankers Convention Amid Health Concerns
Jesse Jones, chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, departs San Francisco for Chicago due to ill health after an airplane mishap. He left a note for American Bankers Association president Robert Fleming and did not release a public explanation. Eccles declined to replace him as a speaker. politics were ruled taboo at the gathering.
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Young Democrats Meet in Columbus Junction
The Young Democrats of Louisa county plan a Thursday meeting in Columbus Junction. Officers include Chairman Woodrow Shearer of Columbus Junction, Vice-Chairman Mrs Beulah Austin of Letts, and Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mary Ellen Nugent of Wapello.
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