Livestock prices ease at Chicago yards on Tuesday
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 8,000 and hogs 11,000 with cattle and calf prices mixed from 5.75 to 10.00 for good and choice. hogs around 11.35 to 12.60 with some higher values for selected lots. sheep receipts about 6,000 and prices mainly weak to lower for natives and western lambs amid wider market softness. Local reports from Omaha and other Midwest towns indicate steady to weaker tone for cattle and hogs, with packers' demand uneven and prices largely unchanged or dipping slightly.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Chicago
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Mason City
AP Toght
Wen Stenty Peek
Hieber
Guy
Peter Fary
Embry
Sioux City
SYNOD
Irnus Weaters Brassers
ST Favi
South
ST Paul
Aeticulture
Montanas
Dakotas
Iowa
Des Moines
IU. S. Dept. Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Kansas City
St Louis
St Joseph
Indianapols
Clevelan ToAo
Cincinnati
Ciicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Idaho
Burbanks
Bliss
Colorado
Bivs
Montana
Michigan
Green Mountains
U & No
Cobblers U S
Wilson & Ints
Wilson's
Dusiite
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices in Mixed Listings
Local Cedar Rapids market notes list No 1 wheat at 98, No 2 at 96¢, new oats 25¢, new corn 67¢, and sorghum at 90¢. Hay straw bales priced at 11.00, bale straw 0.50, beans and livestock prices appear with varied figures. Hide market details include cured hides and pony and horse hides with per unit pricing.
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Bullernuts
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Natonal Bank
Tate
Winnipeg
Wheat
Markets report notes fluctuating prices across eggs butter cheese
The New York market shows varied egg receipts with prices around 24 to 29 cents for firsts and specials, butter moving firmer with several grades, and cheese steady near 20 to 23 cents. Chicago futures update butter and eggs with mixed highs and lows, while poultry and potatoes list diverse weights, grades, and regional supply conditions.
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New York
Local Hogs Steady to Slightly Higher on Market
Hogs are steady to slightly higher on the local market with an advance of 5 cents for good packers and top hogs at 11.85. Wilson & int s 96 Market cites mixed hog and cattle prices across weight ranges, while corn and oats show weakness and varied pricing for calves, sheep, and cattle. prime steers and yearlings are listed with several price points across weight classes.
Foreign Exchange Rates Snapshot from New York
AP reports steady but varied currency values in New York trading. Rates show Britain around 40, France 338, Italy 626, Germany 4012, Sweden 2556, Denmark 22330, Portugal 452, Greece 19, Czechoslovakia 349, Argentina 33, with Tokyo 2892 and Shanghai 2988 cited among others.
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New York
Great Britain
Frarce
Italy
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Portugal
Greece
Hungary
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Corn Prices Slip Below Dollar Mark in Chicago Market
September corn drops 5 cents to under 1 a bushel amid talk of a squeeze easing in Chicago. Wheat rises modestly as fears of shortages recede. oats and rye move with mixed signals while lard futures hit exchange limits.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Shorts
Liverpool
Winnipeg
United Kingdom
Wool Market Shifts as Buyers Yield Small Concessions
Boston reports a changed real market with domestic wool holders making slight concessions on small lots but not offering large quantities below recent national quotations. New York Treasury bond notes show bids around 105 to 114 with various maturities and price ranges during the trading period.
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Boston
Related Buying Supports Meander In Mixed Market Losses
Related buying helped curb a sharp market slide on Monday with modest gains near the close. Early declines of 1 to 4 points, some around 8, were reduced as volume favored the morning sell off. Steel, copper, and carrier shares were active while weak commodities and foreign markets weighed on sentiment. Notable losers included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Du Pont American Can Anaconda Kennicott U S Rubber International Harvester Deere Western Union J C Penney Eastman Kodak with resistance from New York Central Northern Pacific Radio Corp International Telephone and American Telephone.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
du Pont
American Can
Anaconda
Kennecott
U. S. Rubber
International Harvester
Deere
Western Union
J. C. Penney
Eastman Kodak
Agate Juneau
Nickel
Allegh Corp
Faper A
Allied Chem
Tel & Tel
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kans City
Sou
Amal Lea
Amn
Kresge
Kroger G & B
Hide
Lehigh Valley
Am ‘Amin Intl Corp
Bibby Owens
Lig & Myers
M É
Amn Woolen
Mother Lode
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Murray Corr
Balto & Ohio
Nash Kely
Barber Co
Bellas
Barnsdall “Ay
Biscuit
Beatrice Cry
Cash Rew
Bendix Avn
Natl Dairy Prd
Beth Breet
Natl Distirs Pebty Blaw Knox
Pow
Proctor Gambel
Hes & Ohio
Ches Corp
Pullman Co
aBis
Cmstp & P
Radio Corp
Bla Chao & NW
Keith
Remnand
Rep Steel
Coca Cola
Col Palmolive
Gateway
Schenier
Sears Roebuck
Salvents
Server, Inc
Sharon Steel
Soleum
Shell Union
Consol OU
Silver King
Consol Textile A Simmons Co
Conti
Skelly Ou
Cort Bak
Socony
Motors
Tex
Gen Baking
Uni Aircraft
Gen Cables
Uni Air Lines
Uni Corpn
Gen Foods
United Fruit
Gen Gas A
Uni Gas Co
Gen Motors
Uni Gas Imp
Gillette
U S Gypsim
Gimbel Bros
Gudden Co
U & Pipe
Goebel Brew
U S Rubber
Goodyear
U S Realty
Graham Poire
S Steel Baia Granby Copper
Ut Pg& LA
Great Nor Ore
Vire Gero Chem
Wsn Lux
Walworth
Hat Corp
Warner Bros
Hayes Body
Wesn Maryld
Hecker
Wesn Union
Hiram Walker
Westahse AB
Houston Oi
Westahs* E
Howe Sound
White Motors
Hudson Motors
White Lewine
Waypp Motors
J's
Wilson & Co
Central
Woolworth
Indus Rayon
Rubber , & Waesta S & T
IBM Zenith Radio
Intl Hydro
Chicago
Amn P
Dexter Co
Ushold
Ota Berghoff
Heileman
Butler Bros
Mar Field
Mid-West Corp
Chicago Corp
Quaker
Edison
Swift & Co
Wall Street Stocks Monday Quotations and Listings
Reading of Monday stock quotes shows diverse company names across commodities, manufacturing, and consumer goods. Notable gains include Allied Chem, International Nickel, Kennecott, Anaconda Copper, Bell Telephone, General Electric, Ford, Coca Cola, IBM, and United Fruit while trading ranges vary. index movement and sector performance reflect broad market activity in mining, steel, and transportation sectors.
Bond Markets Tread Lower As Week Begins In Narrow Trade
New York bond market eased Monday with broad losses across second grade rails and industrial convertibles amid light offerings. Treasuries held better support while declines broadened in International Hydro Electric 6s St Paul 5s New York Central 58 and Missouri Pacific 58. Studebaker 6s fell about 4 in a thin market as the foreign sector trended downward with mostly fractional losses.
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New York
Wall Street
Treasuries
International Hydro Electric
St Paul
New York Central
Missouri Pacific
Studebaker
Frey Seeks Ouster of CIO Unions at AFL Meet
John P. Frey president of the metal trades department of the AFL said he would seek expulsion of CIO unions at the AFL convention to be held in Denver starting October 4.
Marion Man Braska 84 Dies After Long Illness
Charles William Braska longtime Marion resident and former Linn County clerk dies at 889 Second Avenue Marion after eight months of heart trouble. He was born in Chicago April 7 1853 and moved to Marion as a child. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Yo com chapel with Rev. E T Gough. Burial in Oak Shade Cemetery. Survived by wife Salome Crawford Braska and daughter Louise Braska. He served two terms as Linn County clerk and twelve years as deputy, and was longtime cemetery sexton.
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Charles William Braska
Marion
District Court
Second Avenue
Mr. Braska
Chicago
Moses
Louise Braska
Gazette Ad Rates Boost for Work Wanted Classifications
Classified note announces special seven day rates for Work Wanted ads under Classification 22. The Gazette limits responsibility to a single incorrect insertion when an ad spans multiple insertions.
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the Gazette
Parsons Convinced Wife Died In Hands Of Kidnappers
William Parsons said he was convinced his wife who disappeared from their Long Island home on June 9 had died at the hands of kidnappers. He released a statement and interview with his attorney’s office with FBI sanction and pledged to move from Stony Brook as he trusted letters claimed to be from the abductors.
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New York
William Parsons
Long Island
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Parsons
Stony Brook
N. Y
Isaac Levy
Beauty shop ads offer perms and facials across several parlors
Local beauty shops advertise perms from $1.95 to $3.95 with machine less options. Facials from $1 and specials like 10 day schemes and complete permanents. Shops listed include Delux Beauty Shop Mary Nell Beauty Shop Peacock Kennedy's Pidima's Barber and Beauty, and Paris Academy of Beauty with contact numbers and addresses.
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Alice Barger
Delux Beauty Shop
Helene Beauty Shop
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Peacock
3Rd St
F. W. Sdc
Mone Bly Shop
4Th Ave
Mary Nell Beauty Facials
Kennedy's
1St Ave
Pidima
Ellis Blvd
Fide Facials
Paris Academy of Beauty
3Rd St. SE
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Marshalltown
Marian Busby
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Upper Iowa
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Clayton Spooner
John Hackett
Dan Cory
Mount Vernon
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North Liberty
L. M. McDonald
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McDonald Home
Ray Wickham
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Cleo Monroe
Mildred Wickham
Niagara Caves
Cheerful Companions
Fay Marsh
Tenth Avenue
Linn
Virginia Rhinehart
Alice Stewart
Edna Dahms
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Carolyn Hagerman
Betty Rhinehart
Handicraft Club No. 1
Fred Lutz
Fourth Street
Frank Leasure
Elmhurst
Entre Nous Club
Fred M. Blakeslee
Seventeenth Street
J. C. Miller
Carl Raabe
St. Paul
Jess Vernon
T. A. Yocom
Richard McNeil
Walter McNeil
Friends
Roberta Vore
W. A. Fee
Miss Vore
Paul Vore
Albert Hartman
Monticello
A. J. Bensch
Otto Bensch
Marion Dance Club
Shadowland
Mr .S. Knapp
Claude Knapp
H. B. McDonald
U. S S. New York
New York City
William Gorman
Oelwein
Joe Chapman
Helen
H. B. Leasure
Fidelis
King's Daughters
E . Ainley
Mar~ion
New Hallwood
Fidelis Circle
A. R. McElwain
B . Beiber
Fifth Avenue
Mable Kearns
William Kearns
Carl Kearns
Kearns
Gazette
United States
Gazette Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette
1St St
Mt. Vernon Road
Wilson Rah School
Inull
Walter L
Kadera
Ely
Blake Blvd
Bert Carl Fisher
Nsberg
Ginsberg
Katz Loan Company
Third Ave
Dolson Health Clinic
C. R. Saw
Lee
MAY
Jack
Jean
B. E. Sanford
Dial
Hawkeye Travel Bureau
Bee Podzimek Pharmac
2Nd Ave
GC. A. Fox Garage
15Th St. NE
McRaith's
Palmer Canning Co
L. K. Rosenthal Tatlor
Ken‘ood Transfer
Dempsey's Cleaners
Armstrong's
Allied van Lines, Inc
Main Springs
Robasco Jeweler
B. Corey
Higley
Andrew Carb
Bervice
J. Carl Dart
Vincent’s Jewelry
St. BE Mary
Griffith Feather Matt, Co
Morris Greenberg
Granby Ride
U Sleichter
Mullin
Ward
Calif
Sovereign's
5Th Ave
Eaditiona
Viking
Hall
Callegians
12Th Ave
Hallwood
Limback Lumber CO
Purnaces
America
Novak Heating Co
Kendall Window Shade Hospital
Kutchera Sodding & Coal CO
Maresh Sheet Metal Works
17Th St
F Ave
Hiegs Roofing Co
Sporman Bsheet Metal Works
Frank Jirouch
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Roofing Powels ‘Roofing Co
Gail
E. Rochbitz
Hank
Fred Young
Pittsburg
St. SE
Sand’s
Perm
Gaz
Childcraft Educational Dept
Bales
Texas
Bettison
Allison Hotel
Jane
Ave
Lynn Studios
pAlay
Bee J. E. Paisley
Montrose Hotel
Pete
Ne Eere
O! Co
Albert Mills
Monmouth
O'Brien
Ist St
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