Apathy Stocks Hold Narrow Gains In Early Trade
In a cautious forenoon session on March 25, many leaders barely moved from the prior close. Bethlehem and American Smelting were slow to start, U S Steel trades only a few shares at 51, while sugars led gains and several big names lagged.
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International News Service
New York
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Santa Fe
North American Co
American Can
Goodyear
South Porto Rico
Fajardo
International Nickel
Kennecott
Westinghouse
General Electric
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Texas Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
New York Curb Furnished by Merrill Lynch Firm
A New York curb is provided by the brokerage Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Beane. The furnishing accompanies a financial services deal involving the bank and local authorities. Details on parties and terms remain sparse in the available text.
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Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Grain Quotations Open Higher on Cotton Strength
Chicago March 25 grain prices were fractionally higher at the opening as buyers were stirred by cotton strength. Wheat opened unchanged to 1-2 higher with May at 1.265-8-3-4. Corn showed gains of 5-8 up, with May at 87.5-8. Readings for open high low noon were noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grain prices report from Toledo market
United Press notes grain close in Toledo on Tuesday with prices for red wheat at 1.22 to 1.23 per bushel, yellow corn around 0.82 to 0.83, white oats near 0.58 to 0.60, and yellow soybeans at 1.81 to 1.82 per bushel.
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Toledo
United Press
Livestock Prices and Receipts In Cleveland Market
Livestock prices in Cleveland show steady to higher trends across cattle sheep and hogs with receipts: cattle 400 head slow steer trade and steady cows and bulls. Hogs 350 to 450 pounds packers paying 11.50 to 12.25. Sheep 1200 head market up 25 cents with clipped lambs 10 to 10.50 and wool lambs 12 to 12.50. Calves 400 head steady with good to choice 15 to 16 dollars. Market reflects general gains and steady demand for various grades.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Chicago cattle and hog markets steady across the board
In Chicago on March 25 traders reported hogs at 18 000 with top 13.55 and general range 12.75 to 13.55. cattle 8000 and calves 800 steady with beef steers 9.50 to 15.50. sheep 5500 and lambs 12 to 12.75. yearlings 9.75 to 10.75. feeders 10 to 11.75. ewes 5 to 7.75.
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International News Service
Chicago
Pittsburgh Livestock Prices Record Steady Market
Pittsburgh reports steady livestock values with cattle prices across grades from common to choice. steers 8.25 to 14 dollars, heifers 7.25 to 11.75, cows 7.25 to 9.50, and bulls 7.50 to 11. Hogs show broad spread by weight from 11.50 to 13.75, with various grades. Sheep and lambs hold steady with clipped and wooled ranges, calves steady at 11 to 16 dollars, with high end to 16 for good to choice.
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Pittsburgh
Prices stay steady across butter eggs and produce in Cleveland report
The Associated Press reports steady butter and eggs in Cleveland on March 25. Creamery extras in tubs are 39c, standards 37c, shipper eggs in 100 case lots 57c per dozen, candled light yolks 28.5c, current receipts 27c. Various U S graded egg prices, live poultry and fowl costs, and potatoes and vegetables are listed with ranges for old and new crop and regional markets including Ashtabula and Ohio.
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The
Associated Press
Cleveland
U. S
Delaware
Idaho
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maine
New York
Bakers
Florida
Prices hold steady in local market after Tuesday revision
Local markets showed steady prices across produce and provisions with wheat at 1.19 a bushel, oats 55 cents, rye 60 cents, and corn 80 cents. Butter and poultry remained unchanged with assorted retail and wholesale quotes from Canton Pure Milk Co and Steiner-Hitz.
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Graber Milling
Canton Pure Milk Co
Tub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Uive
Canton Poultry
Py Dumont Seed Co
Timothy
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Astoria
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
Chicago market report for butter eggs and poultry
Butter is steady with prices ranging from 32 1 2 to 35 cents for various grades. Eggs show steady to slightly higher receipts with fresh extra firsts around 28 1 2 to 29 cents and checks at 25 cents. Live poultry remains steady with turkeys 20 to 30 cents and broilers 23 to 25 cents.
Pittsburgh Market Report Poultry Butter Eggs March 25
Pittsburgh notes steady poultry prices with heavy hens 23 to 25 cents and leghorns 20 to 22, geese 18 to 20, turkeys 24 to 28 cents. Butter holds at 92 score 35 and 1-2 cents, eggs nearby receipts 26 1/2, whites 28 to 28 1/2 cents.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Bullet wound fatal to man in Dover
Carlos Henry Figley, 48, of 419 East Third Street, was found dead Tuesday evening in a service station restroom at Cherry and Second streets from a self-inflicted .32 caliber pistol wound behind the ear. Coroner D. M. Caramella ruled the wound as self defense related. Surviving are his widow Bessie, daughter Lysan, and two brothers William and Okey of Massillon. Body to Murphy parlors Caldwell. services Friday at Sharon at 2 p.m. and burial there. Early parlors open tonight.
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Carlos Henry Grosny
3Rd St
Cherry and
2Nd Sts
D. M. Caramella
Figley
Methodist Church
Bessie Figley
Lysan
William
Okey
Massillon
Murphy
Caldwell
Sharon
Carrollton Boy Dies After Auto Strike Near Home
Carrollton March 25 Glenn Howell five year old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Howell was fatally injured Tuesday when struck by a car near his home on route 43 three miles east of here The driver Mrs William Brandt of Kilgore said she could not avoid hitting the child as he ran across the highway He died from a fractured skull and internal injuries at the family home Survived by parents two brothers Raymond Jr and Roy and grandparents Henry Howell Carrollton and Grover Adams West Virginia Services will be held Tuesday at 3 pm in the Sweeney parlors with Rev Taylor officiating Burial will be Harlem Springs cemetery
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Carrollton
Glenn Howell
Raymond Howell
Route
Here
William Brandt
Kilgore
Raymond Jr
Roy
Henry Howell
Grover Adams
West Virginia
Taylor
Harlem Springs Cemetery
United Air Lines Net Was 598,050 in 1941
Special To The Repository Cleveland March 25 United Air Line Transport Corp had a 1941 net income of 598,050 or 40 cents a share down from 775,462.68 in 1940. Total operating revenues rose 19.7 percent but costs and taxes rose 19.4 percent. Passenger revenues rose 21.1 percent to 13,592,619.27. Mail and express revenues also climbed, with total 1941 operating revenues reaching 19,362,118.98.
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Cleveland
United Air Line Transport Corp
W. A. Patterson
United
Boeing
T B Smith Appointed by Insurance Agents
Canton native T B Smith has been named Stark county representative of the Ohio Association of Insurance Agents. Association president Karl D Dakin announced the appointment. Additional northeastern Ohio appointees include G E Wertenberger Wooster E H Hanhart Dover Earl A McFarland Mansfield R V McConnell Ashland and Fred W Kahrl Mt Vernon.
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Columbus
T. B. Smith
Canton
Stark County
Ohio Association of Insurance Agents
Karl D. Dakin
Lebanon
Ohio
G. E. Wertenberger
Wooster
Wayne County
E. H. Hanhart
Dover
Tuscarawas County
Earl A. McFarland
Mansfield
Richland County
R. V. McConnell
Ashland
Ashland County
Fred W. Kahrl
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
Ohio sets 24288 tire recaps for war workers in April
The Office of Price Administration announced April quotas including 24288 passenger tire recaps for Ohio war workers and essential service drivers. Class B recaps apply to taxis, farm haulers, traveling salesmen, newspaper couriers, wartime workers, and government employees. April totals show more recaps and tubes, with new passenger tires down slightly.
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Office of Price Administration
Ohio
United Press
H. E. Patrick
OPA
Ohio Labor Officials Speak at Alliance Union Banquet
Alliance Central Labor union marked its 40th anniversary at Moose hall with Ohio Federation of Labor officers addressing the gathering. Michael J. Lyden of Youngstown and Thomas Donnelly of Columbus spoke, with G. E. Graf as toastmaster and James Carter presiding.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
Ohio Federation of Labor
Alliance Central Labor Union
Moose Hall
Michael J. Lyden
Youngstown
Thomas Donnelly
Columbus
G. E. Graf
James Carter
Stark County Weekly Sales Tax Revenue Rises Then Falls
Stark county receipts for the week ending March 14 totaled 39307 dollars, down from 43276 last year. Year to date total reached 382912 versus 388137 last year. Statewide weekly collections were 968530, down from 1086850. Automotive sector led declines. Carroll, Tuscarawas, Holmes, and Wayne counties also posted week and year to date figures.
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Stark County
Ebright
Carroll County
Tuscarawas County
Holmes
Wayne County
1942 Ohio crop prospects compare with 1941
The Agriculture Department survey shows for Ohio in 1942 sugar beets 49,000 acres vs 41,000 in 1941. tobacco 23,000 vs 24,900. soybeans 1,403,000 vs 923,000. corn 3,317,000 acres or 102 percent. oats 1,279,000 or 105 percent. potatoes 90,000 or 103 percent.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Government ledger shows sharp deficits and debt rise
Government expenses through March 23 total 19.374 million dollars with war outlays about 14.54 billion and receipts 8.468 billion. Net deficit stands at 10.817 billion, cash balance 3.398 billion, working balance 2.637 billion, public debt 62.042 billion and gold reserve 22.683 billion.
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United Press
Washington
Louisville banquet honors cage squad
Mt. Union college athletic director Robert Wright addressed over 150 people at Louisville High School auditorium for the third annual Tri County championship basketball banquet. Leaders club headed by Paul Lamblanet organized the event with Lee Kerstetter as toastmaster.
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Robert Wright
Mt. Union College
Louisville
Paul Lamblanet
Lee Kerstetter
M. F. Bixler
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American Gas & Elec
Barium Steel
Brewster Aeronautical Bliss E
Republic Avia Standard Steel
Harry E. Fife & Co
Belden Brick Bid Ashe Canton Stamp & Enamel
Canton Drop Forge
Canton Hardware Co
Canton Mortgage Loan Court Square
Diamond Cement Diebold Safe
Home Savings
Mooch Electric
Ohio Finance Co
Ohio Edison
Ohio Public Service
Chio Power
Eric Vac
Dew Chemical Weinberg Drug
Wultee Aircraft Inc
Nor & West
Indiana Pipe Line
Panhandle East PL
Maryland Dry Dock
Gimbel Bros
General Mills
Reading Co
Phila
Industrial Rayon
Schenley Dil
Wat
Int Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Nickel Shell Union
Atchison
Tel & Tel
Socony Vac
Atlantic Ref
Johns Manville
So P R Sugar
Aviation Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Sou Pacific
Barnsdall A Kennecott
Studebaker
Cerrod Pasc
Mack Trucks
Texas Corp
Ches & Ohio
Marshall Field
Thompson Prod
Chrysler
Martin
Glenn Timken
Bae Mont Ward
Twin Coach
Corwirth & So
Murray Corp
Union Carb
Consol Aircraft
Nash Kelv Union Pac
Consol Edison
Natl Acme
United Aire
Container Corp
Nat Biscuit
United Airlines
Natl Cash Reg
United Fruit
Crown Zellerbach
Natl Dairy Pr
Crucibie Os
Pwr & Lt
U R Rubber
Cub Am
Natl Steel
U Steel
Curtiss Wright
North American
Warner Bros
el Auto Lite
Nor Am Avia
Western Union
Gen Electric Nor Pacific West’house
Elec
Otis Steel
White
Gen Motors
Packard
T&c
Glidden
Pan Am Airways
Youngst S & & T
Gimbel Bros Paramount
Zenith Radio
Penn RR
Graham Paige Phelps Dodge
Indus
Gt North Pida
Phillips Pete
Rails
Tonjon No. 1
Finney’s Drug Store
415 Market Ave
North
Tonjon
Ky International News Service
Alliance Union
Government Ledger
Wuiskey
Muchtuver S
Mise
Marrinett
Dears Moore
Bear Et
Mattingly & Moore
Frankfort Distilleries, Inc
Louisville & Baltimore
CAGE
Wright
Tri-County Loop
Bruce Bixler
Blue Raider
Bixler
Bill Hoover
Don Shelley
Jim Vieland
Herman Miller
Bob Bresson
Tom Moulin
Don MciIntee
Rotary Club
Russell Holdren
Carter
Homer
Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer Valgora
Cor
Cleveland & Third
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