Prices For Cleveland Eggs And Poultry Sept 6
Department of Agriculture markets for Cleveland show delivered egg prices by grade and size with consumer grade, commercial grade, and fob figures. Live poultry prices list hens heavy and light types, fryers, broilers, roasters, and four pounds plus. Produce includes lettuce, outdoor tomatoes, and unwashed cobbler potatoes with per basket and per hundred weights noted. Continuous price ranges reflect local market activity.
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Cleveland
Department of Agriculture
U. S
F.o.b
Cleveland Market
F.e.b
Stock Market Slips After Softer Fore Noon Trading
New York brokers report a softer tone as fore noon dealings push most key shares down fractionally. Dow and Gulf retreat about a point while Atlantic Coast Line falls. Steels and motors ease. aircrafts and American Telephone show small gains. Cotton futures rise to near 1.85 with industrial averages down 1.63.
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New York
Dow
Gulf
Atlantic Coast Line
Boeing
N. Y
Livestock Prices in Cleveland Market Report
Cattle demand steady with good to choice 30 to 32 dollars, medium to good 28 to 30, cows 20 to 22.50, canners 15 to 18, bulls 23 to 25. Calves 30 to 35 for good to choice, 20 to 28 for medium. Sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 28 to 30, ewes 10 to 12, wethers 11 to 13. Hogs markets vary by weight bands from 18.75 to 24.25 for heavies and around 21.25 to 24.25 for workers. roughs 14.50 to 19.50. Additional hogs by weight show 22.25 to 24.25 for midweights and 17.75 to 20.75 for smaller stock. Sheep steady with lambs 27.50 to 28.50, middlings 22 to 23, ewes 7 to 10, wethers 7 to 12. Calves 34 to 35 for good to choice, 26 to 28 for medium, culls 18 to 19.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner
Sears-Roebuck Alaska
Gt North Pfd
Shell Union
Amer Can
Greyhound
Car & Fdy
Hercules Mo Simmons Co
Am Gas & Elec Co
Homestake Mine
Sinclair Oil
Amer Loco
Int Harvester
Socony Vac
Radiator
Int Nickel
Transue-Wms
Briggs Mfg
Ches & Ohio
Natl Dairy Pr
Natl Distiller
Twen Cent-Fox
Chrysler
NY Central
Union Pac Union Carb
City Products
North American
Col
Nor "Pacific United Aire
Consol Vultee
Ohio Oil
United Airlines
Consol Edison
US Rubber
Curtiss Wright
Zenith Radio
Goodrich
Ie Radio Corp
Goodyear
Repab Steel
Cleveland
Chicago
Ralston-Purina
Miami Copper
Nat City Bk NY
N Y Trust
Bk Bidg & Equip
Delta Elec
North Leather
Univ Leaf Tob
Hanover BT
Clayton & Lam
Davenport Hos Mills
Kress S H
Ryerson Haynes New
Violeta Sug
Cattle market in Pittsburgh steady amid active trade
Cattle sales in Pittsburgh on September 6 showed market activity at steady prices. Steers ranged from 29 to 31 for good to choice, 26 to 28 for medium to good, 23 to 26 for common to medium. Heifers brought 25.50 to 26 for good to choice, 20.50 to 24 for medium to good, 16.50 to 21 for common to medium. Cows sold 20 to 21 for good to choice, 19 to 21 for medium to good, with canners and cutters at 14 to 18.50 and bulls at 23.50 to upper.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago market listings show hogs at 7,000 head steady with top at 23.75 and ranges 19 to 23.25 for various classes. cattle at 11,000 head steady with steers 29 to 32.50 and cows 17 to 24. calves 19 to 33. sheep 2,000 head steady with lambs 25 to 28 and culls 10 to 13.
Government graded eggs sealed in cartons report
Government graded and sealed in cartons eggs range across grades and sizes. Grade A large white 55 62 and 59. grade A large brown 52 59. grade A medium white 49 56. grade A medium brown 48 51. grade B large white 54. grade B large brown 52. dirties and checks 26. pullets 37 41.
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Pittsburgh
Grain Quotations Open Higher Amid Mixed Futures
Grain futures opened steady to higher with wheat down small, corn little changed, oats slightly lower, rye up, and soybeans fractionally higher. Prices listed for wheat and corn futures across September December and March contracts reflect a cautious start for the day in Chicago.
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Chicago
Man 28 Fined Jailed On Jobless Pay Charge
Robert E. Kurtz, 28, of 807 Tuscarawas St E, was fined $50 and costs and sentenced to five days in county jail by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris for fraudulently obtaining unemployment compensation. Don Schindler of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation testified Kurtz obtained $25 for the week ending Sept 10, 1949, and $100 in September 1949 was mentioned.
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Robert E. Kurtz
Tuscarawas St E
Gordon J. Burris
Don Schindler
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Kurtz
Canton Court Fines Case of Disorderly Conduct
In Canton municipal court Waldo Harrell and Byrd Daugherty were fined fifty dollars each for disorderly conduct and twenty five dollars plus costs for intoxication. The report lists several civil petitions and a traffic damages case, plus a hospital admission for a heart attack and local notices and ads.
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Waldo Harrell
Louisville
Byrd E. Daugherty
Chicago
District Traffic Arrests Prompt Multiple City Violations
Police arrested IVE motorists Tuesday and issued light and stop sign summonses. Arrestees include Fannie Freedman 55 of 1442 14th St NW for ignoring a stop sign and colliding with Gale Stanton 30 of 1109 Elliott NW. Stanton’s daughter Peggy Ann 3 treated for head bruises. Also charged: Robert Warne 19 for failing to report a crash within 24 hours. Ted Martin 19 for stopping sign violations and colliding with Joseph Rodriguez 30. Nordick 21 speeding 50 mph on Maryland Ave SW. Haines 22 with no permit and no muffler. Signal light summons: Ladorn Wilson, Richard Neff, William Porter, George Kopp, Roy Faigley. Stop sign summons: William S. Snode.
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Fannie Freedman
14Th St NW
Hoover Pl
Arnold Ave NW
Gale L. Stanton
Elliott Ol
Stanton
Peggy Ann
Mercy Hospital
Robert E. Warne
6Th St NW
4Th St
Ted J. Martin
Belmont Ave
11Th St
Prospect Ave
Joseph R. Rodriguez
17Th St
Martin F. Nordick
Bellflower Ave
Maryland Ave
Robert C. Haines
Lennox Ave
Massillon
Tuscarawas St
Ladorn Wilson
2Nd St
Richard
Motors damages lawn and vandalism reported in Avondale area
Mrs. Clifford D. Smith reports approx 100 feet of lawn damaged by a motorist at 2862 Moreland Road Avondale on Tuesday. Mrs. Clarence Hannay reports a second story window broken by vandals at 2091 Blenheim Street Hillcrest and bicycle damaged.
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Clifford D. Smith
Moreland Rd
Avondale
Sheriff’s Office
Clarence Hannay
Blenheim St. Hillcrest
Beltline freight belt proposal urged at Kiwanis
J E Lavely industrial agent for the Akron Canton Youngstown Railroad spoke at the Belden Hotel Kiwanis meeting. He supported a long distance conveyor belt freight carrier claiming a 40 percent freight rate reduction and private financing, with benefits to Canton.
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Beltline
J. E. Lavely
Akron, Canton & Youngstown Railroad
Kiwanis Club
Belden Hotel
Canton
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