Markets Mixed As Railroads Falter In Thin Session
New York stocks showed a highly mixed pattern with light moves around one point. Railroads were mixed, steels fluctuated, motors rose steadily while Nickel Plate, Standard Oil, Chrysler, Motorola, American Car & Foundry, and General Electric led gains. Republic Steel, New York Central, Anaconda Copper, and U S Gypsum declined. Government bonds were unchanged with 23/8s moving lower.
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New York
Motors
Standard Oil
Chrysler
Motorola
American Car & Foundry
General Electric
Republic Steel
New York Central
Anaconda Copper
U. S. Gypsum
U. S
Chicago cash grain prices report highlights corn and oats values
The Chicago cash market shows corn priced No 2 yellow at 1.82 to 1.83 dollars per bushel and No 3 at 1.78 to 1.83, No 4 at 1.79 to 1.80, No 5 at 1.68 to 1.76. Oats show No 1 heavy white around 0.845 and No 1 extra heavy white near 0.86. Barley quotes list nominal making 1.28 to 1.65 and feed 1.20 to 1.30. Soybeans are noted as none.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices Across Hog Cattle and Sheep Markets
National Stockyards hogs total 7,500 with weights 180 lbs up 35 to 50. Prices span 16.50 to 21.25 for various hog weights and categories. Cattle trade slow and irregular with steers and heifers 23 to 30, cows 12 to 21. Sheep receipts 400 with spring lambs largely in prime range 25 to 27 dollars, ewes 4.50 to 7.00.
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Associated Press National Stockyards
USDA
Chicago Produce Markets Mixed Butter Steady Eggs Steady
Chicago wholesale markets show butter and eggs holding steady with receipts of 664,800 and 11,832 respectively. Butter quotes across grades rise marginally from 65.5 to 68.75 per hundredweight while egg prices stay unchanged with U S extras at 38-39 and U S standards at 34-35. receipts and carent figures included.
Chicago Poultry Prices Hold Steady
Chicago live poultry markets report receipts of 523 coops. Prices paid unchanged across categories with heavy hens 21 to 22 cents, light hens 19 to 20, roasters 28 to 30, and fryers 28 to 30 cents per pound. United States Department of Agriculture commentary issued.
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Chicago
Associated Press
USDA
Market Prices for Poultry and Ducklings
The report lists prices for broilers 28.5 to 30, old roosters 18 to 19, and ducklings 28. These figures reflect a current market snapshot for poultry items.
St Louis Produce Prices Steady on Poultry and fowls
The Associated Press reports St Louis Produce lists prices for fowl commercial fryer and broiler reds 27 to 30 cents per pound and young White ducks at 20 cents. Other prices remain unchanged.
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ST. Louis
Butter prices and dairy receipts report steady market
Chicago market notes receipts totaling 664,800 with wholesale buying prices unchanged. Scores 93 AA 68.75, 92 A 68.5, 90 B 66.5, 89 C 65.5. Cars 90 B 67.25. U S extras 38-39. U S mel current receipts 32.5, dirties 31.5, checks 30.5.
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Chicago
Associated Press
U. S
Car Damages Reported at Rural Mt Vernon Home
Rural firemen were called yesterday to the home of Kenneth Pennington RFD 4 Mt Vernon where a 1941 model car caught fire. Damage was caused to the fuel pump and carburetor. The fire was out upon arrival.
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Kenneth Pennington
RFD 4
Mt. Vernon
Police Court Fines George Davis for Concealed Weapon
George Davis, colored, was fined $30.40 yesterday before Magistrate W I Page on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon.
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George Davis
W. O. Page
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Harry Smith
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Prem Ryme
Eleai
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Cox and Boyle
Castleton Avenue
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RCA Victor Radio
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Logan
Martin
12Th & Broadway
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Arthur Kniffen
Dahlgren
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18Th St
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Ashley Road
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Jessie Beasley
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Richview Road
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Joe
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Tucker's Cafe
Perkins
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Hinrich’ Hatchery
Swift
Purina
Riley Produce
215 South
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Gilbert Pate
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West Frankfort
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Roy Rainwater
Wayne City
Allis-Chalmers
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Will Brown
South Edge of
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Ilinois
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J. O. Riley
12Th St
Rudolph Nordin
26Th St
George Mare
Olaf Larson
Ray Karnes
Tolle Road
Hamshire
Lee Robinson
Kinga Ball Park
Shetland Pony
Ruemmler Piano Service
Fentons Music Service
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Polar Dairy Bar
Silem Road
Zeste
Haynes & Schell, R. R
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Ill
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Little's
Emmerson Hotel
Marion Lodge
Tueday
Kinman
Benton Road
King City Gas
Nains
Maytag
No. 9Th St
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Art Festherston
Broadway
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O. R. Buford
Fred Skaggs
Featherston
Featherston CO
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Orland Park
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17Th Street
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Franklin County
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Blue Moon Tavern
Highway 14
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Westcott
Zesto
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Roberson Truck Service
Black Teather
City Bus
17Th St
W. A. Musgrave
Bernice Benjamin
Dix
Memoriam
Ida VY
Mabry
Wall Street
Jesse Cameron
Studebaker
Commander Regal
Studebaker Commander Regal
Commander
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Studebaker Sates & Service Ltd
Abarrison
Haydon L. Boatner
Kose Island
Harmon & Harlow
King City Gas & Appliance
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Southern Illinois Equipment CO
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