Five East High Musicians Join All State Orchestra
Five members from East High School’s orchestra, former state runner up and national finalist, depart for Iowa City to join a six week all state program. The 35 member ensemble includes Verjean Dilger, Jané Wahl, Tom McClelland, Frances Mead, and Wilma Marsh. Be coached by seven leaders headed by Lee Kuypers with John Kuypers Betty Rice Bertram Halgh Kenneth Forbes Milton Tragesser and Harold Brown. public concerts planned at the period’s end.
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East High School
Iowa City
Waterloo
Verjean Dilger
Jané Wahl
Tom McClelland
Trompone
Frances’ Mead
Wilma
Marsh
Lee M. Kuypers
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
John Kuypers
Minneapolis Symphony
Betty Rice
St. Paul
Bertram Halgh
Pryor
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Kenneth Forbes
University of Town
Milton Tragesser
American Woodwind Quartet
East Orange N. J
Harold Brown
Chicago Civic Orchestra
Winter Wheat Crop Estimated by U S at 622 148 000
Washington June 10 The agriculture department reports the winter wheat crop this year at 622 148 000 bushels based on June 1 conditions 79 6 percent of normal. It lists state by state production and condition figures for Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois Missouri Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas Washington and others with several OCR errors lingering.
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Washington
D. C
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Chile
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Idshe
Kilgore and Stewart Triumph in Sunnyside Golf Match
Kilgore and Stewart, Waterloo’s rising stars, defeated Burr Lichty and Fred McClain in a 18 to 36 hole match at Sunnyside Country Club. Stewart claimed the afternoon 69 to establish a new course amateur record as a large crowd watched the day-long event.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Carroll Stewart
Lawrence Kilgore
Waterloo
Burr Lichty
Fred McClain
Hhe
Kilgorerey Stewart
Stewart
Sunnyside
Kurth's Addition Sought of Council
Waterloo city council meets at 8 p m in the council chamber to dispatch routine matters. A dedication certificate for J BE Kurth subdivision of lots 6 7 8 block 3 Home Park first addition to Waterloo will be reviewed. The plat places the three lots among nine total, drawn by Barber and Schenk. The property lies off Fourth Street West between Berteh and Moir streets. A petition with 14 signatures seeks a street grade at Western and Hawthorne avenues and clearance of the Hawthorne Berteh alley. Another petition asks for sanitary sewers along Woodlawn Road from Prospect Boulevard to Derbyshire Road.
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Waterloo
Home Park
Barber & Schenk, Civil Engineers
Kansas City Grain Market Report June 10
Wheat receipts total 144 cars with No 2 dark hard around 2.00 to 2.13 per bushel and No 3 near 7 to 9 cents. No 2 hard 1.00 to 1.13. Corn receipts 18 cars with No 2 white around 9 to 11 cents and No 2 yellow around a similar range. Oats receipts 18 cars with No 2 white around 46 to 47 cents and No 3 around 45 to 46 cents per bushel.
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Kansas City
Ted
Gorn
Lnwers
Gomdic
Minneapolis
Minn
SLOAN
Futures chaos in Chicago June session on dairy and storage
In Chicago on June 10 futures closed with Butter Storage Standards December at 44% sc and fresh standards for June. Refrigerator standards show old November at 98% ac and new November at 357 ac. Storage packed firsts for June appear as a0 ac.
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Chicago
Grain Market Roundup From City Reports And Stocks
The Minneapolis Flour report notes unchanged carling lots and quoted patents at 0.70 a barrel, with shipments totaling 13,401 and a figure around 27.60. New York curb market shows standard curb and visible grain supply shifts, with wheat declines totaling over 3 million bushels and rye up 274,000 bushels amid mixed shipments and market readings.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Sahope
New York
Wheat Tumbles on Forecast of Immense U.S. Yields
Chicago June 10 Wheat prices fell as the outlook for a large U S wheat crop and better moisture in Canada dampened sentiment. A smaller U S visible supply failed to support prices while oats and corn also weakened amid favorable belt weather. Reports of rain in Canada and a bearish crop report further pressured grains, with cash demand fair and futures showing declines across the board.
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Chicago
United States
Atao Net
Canada
Missouri River
Sugar quotations steady as market closes in New York
Raw sugar holds at 3.46 cents a pound duty paid while refined sugar remains at 5.0 cents. The Chicago bureau reports buying and selling quotations through Chicago with no change in tone.
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New York
Chicago
Call Rate Boost Upsets Trading and Stocks Fall
New York began a week with mixed trading as large operators withdrew awaiting a clearer credit outlook. Early gains faded as call money rose to 8 percent, with General Motors leading declines while utilities showed resilience. Bethlehem Steel remained firm as several major issues moved on light turnover and mixed sentiment persisted through the session.
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Stork
Fleischmann
Radio
Commonwealth Power
North American
Omaha Grain Prices and Horse and Mule Market Report
From Omaha market notes for year 19, observed prices for horses and mules hold steady. Draft horses bring 135.00 to 200.00, good to choice chinks 747.00, sugar mules 16 to 362 hands priced 110.60, draft mules 16 to 1% nostrils, and mine males 15 to 16.2 hands around 150.00 to 185.00.
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St. Louis
Chalea Northern
Angesh
Electrical sales trend steady with strong demand
Electrical equipment markets show steady to brisk activity with generators and turbines in demand. A $10,000 kilovolt amperes turbo generator was contracted by a northern New York power company, while Ohio Pennsylvania and Pacific coast buyers seek transformers amid ongoing strong industrial orders and expanding chemical plant accounts. Steel tonnage for May totaled 4,303,187 tons, down 123,596 from April.
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General Motors
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
New York
Allied Chem. & Dye
Ghauliners
Mig
American Agr. Chem
American Gan Co
American Car & Foundry
American & Foreign Power
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Tel. & Tal
American Tobacco
American Woolen Co
American Zinc
Aparonna
Atchison Topeka & Banta Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Packing
Calumes & Arizona Canada Dry
Canadian Pacific
Case J. I. Threshing Machine
Gerrac de Pasco Copper
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
General Electric
General Outdoor Ady
Granam Paige Motors
Great Northern
Greene Canatea
Howe Sound
Hindson Motors
Inland Steel
Inspu
Aaa International Harvester
MOE International Nickel
Kansas City Southern Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Copper Kresge
Lambert
Pene
Marland Oi
Miami Copper
Mid-Continent
Petrelram Mo
Kas
Tex
Missouri Pacific Montgomery Wart Nash Motors
Mational Biscuit
Rational Dept. Stores
National Enameing
Nevada
New York Central
N.Y
N. OK
Hartioe
Northern Pacifica
Packard Motors
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pan American Co
Paramount
Pere Marquette Phillips Petroleu
Pure OW Ee
Eee
Serees Republic Tron
Steel Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Y.es Shell Union
Simmons Co
Sinclair Cons
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Standard Gas & Electric Standard of of California
Standard of of New Jersey
Standard Oil of New York
Suudebaker
Pevevane Texas Corporation
Timken
Toobacco Products
Union Garbide
Union Oil of
Californy
Union Pacific
United Cigars
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Universal Pipe
Vanadium
Westinghouse Electric White Motors
Willys Overland Woolworth Flw
Wright Aero
Yellow Truck
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pacife
INS
United States Steel Corporation
Board of Trade Cash Quotations June 10 Chicago
Commodity prices listed include Wheats No 2 $1.06, No 4 northern spring $1.04, No 6 northern spring 98c, mixed and yellow varieties across several grades, oats rye barley and Timothyseed values, with Provisions showing Lard 11.70, Ribs 13.95, Bellies 13.47, and other seed prices in the June 10 Chicago Board of Trade quotations.
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Chicago
Bsc
Provisions and Butter Prices Across Cities June 10
New York and Chicago market notices show firm butter receipts rising in New York at 44 for extra and 42 to 41 for firsts, with poultry including dressed and fresh birds. Chicago lists creamery butter around 42 to 41 cents with packing stock notes, and Missouri listings reflect lower No 1 eggs at 12 1/2 cents and various poultry prices. Kansas City notes firsts at 28 to 29 cents and creamery butter around 46 cents.
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New York
Hennery
Hepnery Brown
Chicago
St. Saints
St. Louis
Missouri
Kansas City
Ici Springs
St Paul Livestock Market Report June 1
Cattle receipts 3,900 largely steer run with mixed yearlings and yearling heifers. Cows, calves and hogs provide varied pricing. hogs 11,500 receipts uneven but active on shipper accounts. sheep 600 receipts with lambs strong to higher and yearlings around 12.50.
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South St. Faw
Mink
Waterlo o Market Prices At Noon June 10
Waterloo markets list grain prices including wheat and corn, flour and butter prices from Orange Creamery and Arlington butter, potatoes and eggs, poultry, cattle and hogs rates from Swift Ox and Reth Packing Co, hay, straw, hides and sheep pelts with unit prices across livestock and dairy categories.
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Waterloo Mills Co
Swift & Ox
Fehejoenfald
Fron
Reth Packing Co
al Bucer
B.gaq
Town Flour & Feed Co
Timothy
Cohn
Iowa Hog Prices From Cedar Rapids to Des Moines Markets
Iowa hog and cattle price report from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Ottumwa and Sioux City June 10 shows top hogs at 10.25 per cwt in Cedar Rapids with primes under 406 lbs at 9.05 to 9.88 and various weights across Des Moines Ottumwa and Sioux City. Receipts at Des Moines 4 300 steady prime lights and heavies quoted 9.50 to 10.40 with other classes ranging from 7.50 to 9.15. Sioux City reports cattle receipts 3 000 with choice steers strong vealers improving and fat lambs bidding above 15.75 while heavy stockers and feeders fluctuate near 14.50 to 14.75.
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Chicago
Elm
INS
Samne
Peer Reese
Sven Nee Bre Bt. Lok
Kansan
Vaner Atte
Ba Ag Geseeer Ene
Associated Press
Cedar ‘Rapids
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Mrcon City
Sioux City
Record cattle and hog market near high on June shipment
A large herd of wild buffalo was discovered in the Peace River district of Canada. Hog receipts reached 53,000 with 26,000 direct from outside points as buyers pushed for 8,000 head shipping orders. Cattle totals hit 16,000 with steers atop steady to higher prices and lambs showing strength in the sheds.
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Chicago
Vechts
Hecht
Canada
Peace River District
Estimated Livestock Receipts at Chicago
Chicago June 16. Estimated receipts for tomorrow include cattle hogs and sheep. Potatoes show receipts of 141 men 78 eld on track 161 new 121 eld total 0. S. shipments Saturday 1,140 Sunday 47 cars new about steady. Bliss Triumphs 52,009.45 with few fancy shade higher North Carolina barrel Irish Cobblers 1.00 64 50 old sdehes firm others steady Wisconsin Round Whites 0 5c qi 1.107 Michigan Round Whites 1.00 0 4.05
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UO. S
Southerm
Bliss
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Michigan
Only Fair Demand for Hay and Markets Quiet
Washington D C June 10 Hay markets showed little change for the week ending June 8 with moderate arrivals meeting only fair demand. Pastures were good and inquiries for hay softened. First alfalfa cuttings progressing in Nebraska while crop growth improves in Montana and South Dakota. Prices listed for timothy clover and alfalfa across Chicago Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City Omaha and other markets.
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Washington
D. C
U. S Bureau Agricultural Economics
Nebraska
Montana
South Dakota
Texas
Bernsida
Jennson
U. S
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Timothy
U.S
Clover
Foaminal
Uu Ss
Kansas City
Omaha
Atlala
Bond Market News Reflects Credit Uncertainty
The bond market opened shakily as government financing costs rose amid uncertainty over credit. U.S. government bonds were notably lower, while foreign bonds showed little movement. Market mood remained subdued with minimal shifts in asset values.
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New York
Beatisn
Mada Maclf
United States
Bonda
Grain quotes from Peoria and St Louis markets
Market notes from Peoria and St Louis report corn oat and wheat prices with receipts and grade details. No.2 yellow and mixed corn values shown, white oats around 44 to 48 cents, wheat No.2 red around 22 dollars, and various hard and white oat quotes. Chicago northwest wheat receipts listed with totals.
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Peoria
ST. Louis
Cotton Prices Hold Roughly Steady at Liverpool Market
Liverpool June 10 Cotton trading closed with prices holding barely steady as 7,009 bales were sold and receipts were nil. Mid and good mids quoted around 10.684 to 11.53 pence, with various futures showing fractional declines. Chicago bank clearings totaled 91,490,000 with balances of 7,600,000.
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Liverpool
Adwr
Chicago Bank Clearings
Chicago
INS
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