Mixed Hog Prices Support Steady Cattle Activity Across Markets
U S livestock reports show hogs mixed with light weights steady and midweights down up to 15 cents while heavier hogs stay near steady. Cattle receipts remain solid with steady to firmer bids for feeders and cows. spring lambs show strength after a dip. Market summaries cover Chicago Des Moines Sioux City Omaha and other midwest yards with price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U S Dept
Bos Stan
Fat spring lambs drive steady to higher sheep receipts
Feeder and slaughter ewes and lambs show strength as receipts top 2,700 sellers bid higher. Native ewes range 2.00 to 3.50 while feeding lambs bring about 7.00 to 7.75 with wide swings. Market remains active with strong bids for fat lambs and feeder sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Omaha -API
Dept. Agriculture
Local hog and cattle prices slip on near steady market
Hog prices mostly fall by three cents with top hogs at 7.55 while other grades and packers dip five cents. Cattle market remains steady with good to prime steer and yearling prices listed. calf and lamb figures shown, including fancy selects for 149 190 pound calves and spring lambs at 8.50 per hundredweight for 7000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avants
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce Listings
Grain prices include Wheat No 1 at 70 cents No 2 at 68 5 cents No 3 Rye No 2 yellow 47 cents Soybeans new crop No 2 yellow 65 cents Straw priced at 7.00 and 5.00 Produce items Butter at 2 cents Cream 26 15 No 1 No 2 Poultry prices Hens 12 10 13c Leghorns 10c Eggs Henneries 22c No 1 15c No 2 21c Wholesale fruits vegetables lemons 7.00 oranges 3 00675.00 Celery 50 75c Lettuce 3.25 Onions 1.00 971.25 Cubber 2.00 Carrots 2.75 Potatoes 1.60 7 2.20 Duchess apples 1. Bartlett pears 2.35 Peaches Box 110 Hide market No 1 cured hides 10c No 2 cured hides Dec Calf 10c No 2 calf 10c No 1 kip 10c No 2 kip Dec No 1 horse 375 No 2 horse 3.25 Pony and mule sizes details cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Leghorn and
Lights
Springs
Leghorns &c
Jonathan
Bkartlett
Live Poultry and Produce Markets in Chicago and New York
AP reports Chicago receipts for live poultry and eggs with steady demand and varied prices for hens ducks geese and young stock. Butter prices rise with firmer creamery grades while potato offerings show moderate supplies and firm market. New York shows similar trends in eggs butter and cheese with price firmness across grades.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Burbanks
Colorado
Red McClures
Minnesota
Hollandale
Cobblers US
North Dakota
Red River Valley
U.S
Bliss Triumphs
Wisconsin
Indiana
Bond Market Shifts as Treasuries Dip and Corporates Rise
U S treasury bond prices slipped about a quarter point on Friday while corporate issues gained. The 3 1/2s of 1946 1949 fell 1 2 32 points but stayed above par. Several Latin American and Belgian dollar loans posted solid recoveries aiding the advance in government and corporate issues.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
U. S S. Treasury
Treasury
Great Northern
International Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Brltimore
Ohio
Southern Railways
Missouri-Kansas- Texas
Stocks War Boom Falters Amid Profit Taking
The New York market opened higher but gains faded as profit taking pushed indices down. War stock groups led the retreat while rails and some utilities held steadier. Utilities and several individual issues showed limited advances despite an estimated 1.6 million shares traded forenoon activity.
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New York
Consolidated Edison
Public Service of N. J
American Water Works
North American
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pressed Steel Car
Burroughs Adding Machine
United Aircraft
Wall Street Quotation Snapshot from Adams Express to Quaker Oats
Friday quotations list Adams Express and a long pack of stocks led by Intl Mining Alaska Juneau Gadmil Nickel and Allied Stores. It shows numerous listings with prices, including Kennecott, Libby Owens, Lehigh Coal, Amn Steel, Coca Cola, Union Carbide, and General Motors among others on the Chicago board, with other named companies and agents in a dense price rundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Bennett & Co
Jump
Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Intl Mining
Alaska Juneau Gadmil Nickel
Allegheny Corpniia Intl
Allied Chem
Intl
T and T Ty Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Siis
Allis Chalmers
Kuns City Sou
Amal. Ben
Kennecott
Amn
Kresne SS
Gomt Ale
Krozer
Amun
Power
Lambert
Ann Hide & L
Talonizh Valley
Ynd Corpa & Lehigh Coat
Ann Loco
Libby Owens
M_& FP
Ntte Meyers
Munrracitho
Link Belt
Metuis
Pow & L Bi
Carbonic
Rad
Roll Mills
Amn Smelting
Louisville
G. E Amn Steel Fdys
Rte McKesson
Tel & T
McLellan
Marshall
Wat
Martin
G L
Ahel
Mathieson
Armour & Co
Moline
Arch T & S F
Mont Ward
Murray Corpn
Aviation Corpn
Nash Kel
Baldwin Loco
Blocult
Balto & Ohio
Barber Co
Barnusdell Corp
Beatrice Cry
Bendix Ayn
Beth Steel
Utah
Burroughs Ad
Penick
Cal & Heel - Oma Ponna RR
Calumet
Prasseth
Procter Gamble Gt
Getro de Pasco
Sve N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Pullman Co
Radio Corp
NW 1
Radio Kelth
Rem
Server, Inc
Comw
Southern
Sharon Steel
Congoleum
Sharp
Dohme
Consol
Consol Edison
Shell Ujyon
Ant
Gont! Motors
Gonti Oil
Gorn Products
Sou Pac
New Diss Fou Railway
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
Cub Amn Suz
Joe
Curtiss Wright
aStandard Gas
Curtiss Wr
Ais Deere & Co
Sota del L&w
Stew Warner
Duglas Air
Stone Webster
du Pont
Studebaker
Tex. Corp
Eastman
Elec
Uni Air Lines
Cien Foods
Coron
Gans A
el Coal
Gen Motors
United Fruit
Woutdaor
Voxd
Voxd Unt Gas _Co
Giette SR
Gee Gimbbel Bros ., & Glidden Co
Pau Lie
Goebel Brinks Goodrich BP
Graham Patse
US Realty
US Steel
Vanadium
Guantanamo
Caro Chem
Gos
W Sng
Avarner Bros
Wes'n _Maryld
Hall Pri
Wes'n Union
Hases
Westshouse
Hecker Seeds
Yadi Westshouse el
White Motors
Hiram Walker
White Sewing
Houston
Wilcox Oil
Howe Sound
Willie Ovid
Hudson Motors
Wilson & Co
Hupp
Motors
Woolworth
His Central
Ndus Rayon
Dc T
Helleman
Avi & Transp
Batarvis
Laughlin
Mar Field
Butler Bros
Quaker O Comnit
Chicago, Corp
Quaker OP
Comw_ Edison
Swit & Co
Biscuit
Is-A Switt
Walgreen
Aece
Wheat price fluctuations in slow Chicago trading area
Wheat drifted in a narrow range with the government subsidy news and drought fears not spurring much buying. December futures around 86 and 87 cents, corn and oats mixed amid weak activity as exporters and hedges weighed on gains. Local receipts showed 17 cars of wheat, 288 of corn, 29 of oats as markets steadied in cautious trade.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Commission
Germany
Buenos Aires
Commission House
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Wool Market and Bond Averages
Misc notes from Plymouth Wisconsin and Boston on cheese quotations for the week of Sept 18 23. Entries show dairy spot prices for daisies horns cheddars and brick, plus wool market trends with steady prices on French and Texas wools and firm sales. U S government bond quotes and Dow Jones averages outline recent market activity with sector breakdowns and trading volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cnlese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Call Board
Boston
US. Dept. Agriculture
Texas
Interurban Lines See Abandonment and Track Reconfiguration
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommends the Clinton Davenport and Muscatine railway abandon its 33 mile Davenport to Clinton line. He also proposes Rock Island and Pacific operate over Davenport routes, Rock Island abandon segments Shaffton to Bennett and Tipton to Elmira, and Davenport Rock Island and North Western acquire parts of the abandoned line for industrial access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clinton
Davenport
Rock Island
Shaffton and
Bennett
Tipton
Elmira
Davenport, Rock Island and North Western
Clinton, Davenport and Muscatine
Employment Up By Five Hundred Fifty Thousand
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins estimated non agricultural employment rose 550000 since mid July with 300000 gain between mid August and mid September and 250000 between mid July and mid August. She noted only about one third of the rise is seasonal and described plans to canvass employment and labor relations issues under the national emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frances Perkins
Miss Perkins
New Deal
Roosevelt
Lee
America
Chinese Claim 3 Jap Drives Halted
A Chinese army spokesman said three Japanese drives in Central China provinces had been stopped at heavy cost to the Japanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
Monument and funeral home ads appear in notice
Want ads announce Anderson Monuments at 1029 3rd Ave and advertising for two funeral homes. Modern Funeral Home Jane ba Funeral Home on 6th Ave J St SW lists Dial 2 7020 Brady Mortuary provides contact 2 7237.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
3Rd Ave. B
Modern Funeral Home
Janeba Funeral Home
6Th Ave
J St
Brady Mortuary
New Ostrex Tonic and Miscellaneous Ads
Classified page offers New Ostrex Tonic tablets with oyster stimulants at 79c, calls to May's Cut Rate Drug Store. Notices urge readers to trade references for automobile transportation and advertise opportunities. Also promotes Rodairieh Pharase asthma relief demonstration and a $25 reward for fraud in ads. Watches and jewelry ads from Probasco Jewelers and Kresge repair service. WANTED amateur and professional acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Second St
Gazette
Rodairieh
2Nd Ave
The
Probasco
Beauty Shops Add-On Ads and Lost Property Notices
A collage of beauty shop ads offers perms from 1.95 to 2.50 with various services and locations across Iowa. Lost items include a white English pointer, bracelet, watch, pen, and a fox terrier, with rewards and contact numbers. Also classified wants for domestic help and office staff from local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Kim
M. M
John
Errelvier
Park Ave
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API
Tumwa
Mason City
God
IGN- Fr
Sioux City
U S. Dept
Iowa
Des Moines
Ram
Austin
ST_ PAU AVESTOCKH
ST Paul AP
Carly
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchant National Bank
Len Mathe
Kansas
St Joseph
Ees
Tatas
Seateavens
Werk Raza Aa
SO. Ave
Ana
Crood
Wall St
Opnen
Ty Dee
Winnipeg
Bobo
Sdiac
Minneapolis
Montana
Federal Farm
Asdvece
Eeeee
Seeenee
Eee
Orea
Ind
Mississippi River
Hastings
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque Tees
Muscatine
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Delux Beauty Shop
Mary, Nell
Paramount Theater
Rita's
Center Point Rd
Artiste
Kennedy's
Nelene Beauty Shop
Iowa Theater
Grace Miller
Paris Academy
Novak Heating CO
FIL Kutchera Coal Co
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Frank E. Russell CO
Fred Young
Stodola Furniture Co
Carl Stark
H. R. Butters
Lost
Turing
Jim Cusack
DIAL
Gardner
Dempseys
Caising
Gnazette
AIC
Dickinson School
C. R. S. B. Ride
Rapid School of Welding
Marion
Krouth Voice
Kresge
Baxter
Hudson
Oldsmobile
Packard
Baxter Motors
Chrysler & Plymouth Distributors
Ave
Diring
Swisher Pavilion
I. 0. G. F. Lodge
Oxford
Bill Benson
Viking
Moose Hall
Stoneking
E. Henecke
Valley Inn
John and
Verna Mally
Pla-mor
TOP Hat Beer
Brunswick-Victor
Manchester Aces
Waubeck
London Ballroom
al Baumann
Turkey House
Walford
Old Heidelberg Tavern
12Th Ave
Hallwood Cafe
Thornwood
Jowa Camera
Tanglefoot Electric Diffusor
Richards
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
New Women’s Exchange
3Rd Ave
Evansville
Kenwood Transfer
L. A. Lower
2Nd St
Ene
Ge Tee Allied van Lines Inc
Calder’s van & Storage Co., Inc
Dillon's
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
P.O
Cees Nefere
Killinn Co
Serene Faepeeenm
Cnan- Nery
the Gazette
Theazette
Radio Guide
Sth
Heberling
Spt
Linn
G. GC
Heberling CO
Dept
Bloomington
Rawleigh
R. Besser
Upland
Center Junction
Freeport
Cedar Rap
Hisky c
Your Man, Finance Co
Central Employment AG
GY Granby
Azette
Indy
Moe
Chrysler
2Nd Ave. SE
Culver Motors
Handler's
Dodge & Plymouth Distributors
Second Ave. SE
First Ave
Chevrolet
Allen Motor Co
10Th St
Nash
Nash,” Inc
Whippet Padzensky
Bargain Stone's Truck
Ist
ST. NW
Makibben Motor Co
4Th Ave
2Nd ST. SE
St. Mark Jon
12Th St. NE
Apt. D. Olds
Beck Hawkeye Co
Kadleg Bros
DODGE
Pontiac
LaSalle
Olds
Couno
Eve
Allen’s
Tucker's
Mussouri
Africa
Seoair
Tucker
Diamond T. Aswell
International Harvester Co
7Th St
Paramount
Keystone
KATZ
7Th Ave
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