Heavy hog run drags prices to new February lows
Chicago stockyards report heavy hog receipts Monday pushing prices to the lowest since early February. Cattle and sheep receipts were sizable at several markets with mixed movement. Chicago led with strong hog volume, top hogs at around 4.15, average near 3.90.
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Chicago Markets Report Reflects Mixed Produce Prices
Market brief from Chicago shows butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and related supplies with varied receipts and prices. Notable items include AP Butter receipts and prices across creamery and central markets, egg standards and grades, live poultry consignments, and Idaho russets with mixed futures outlooks.
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Grain and Produce Prices From Cedar Rapids Market
Local Cedar Rapids miscellany lists prices for rye, potatoes, hay, butter, and vegetables. Markets show wholesale broccoli and other produce with figures reflecting typical daily rates.
Bond Market Summary From New York Trading Session
Bond prices remained steady in New York after a morning pause as traders weighed U S Treasury and corporate issues. The report notes steady yields and a narrow spread between long and short maturities amid ongoing demand from investors.
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Grain Prices Move in Narrow Range Amid Dull Market
Chicago reports a fourth straight day of dull trading on the board of trade. Wheat finished within fractional moves around 86 and 3/4 cents. corn and oats showed little change as traders waited. Weather and crop news provided no clear catalyst while receipts varied across May wheat, corn, and oats.
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Wall St. Stocks Mixed as Motors Falter and Metals Rise
TOKIO AP Fifty miners trapped in the Fukushima coal mine were rescued after a gas explosion near the city. In New York, metal issues led a mild rally while motor shares slipped. Inter national Silver and U S Smelting gained, while Kennecott and Anaconda rose slightly.
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Farmer Near Troy Mills Ends Life Hoping for Escape
Arthur Crank a farmer four miles south of Troy Mills hanged himself in the hay loft of his barn Monday forenoon. Mrs Cook found the body near the barn where he had been preparing a feeder. He had been despondent for months. He is survived by his wife two sons identified as and Ray a daughter Bernice and two brothers Conte and Will Cook of Troy. Sheriff Vorpahl of Cedar Rapids investigated.
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Births and relocations in Chicago area families
Birth notices list Bern households welcoming daughters and sons with parents named Ho Gordon Haven, MD William Williams, Mont Romer, Richard Roberts, Ben Jeffreys, and others. The Chicago Evening Herald reports the newspaper’s move to 105 Pudi Market, Waescer drive area, and new offices on Waescer drive between Wells and Frankoo streets.
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Local hog prices ease on weaker market
Local hog prices edge lower with a 15 cent drop across grades. Prime hogs range from 160 to 320 pounds, with prices cited up to 345 dollars for top quality. Calf and lamb markets show varying quotes and premiums based on weight and quality.
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Marion pupils shine at district music meet at Charles City
Marion high school swept the B class district music contest sending the largest group and claiming one superior rating for the reed sextet featuring Helen Pyle Hilmar Christianson Lewis Harlan Robert Titus Ruth Murphey and Anna Helen Martin. other strong finishes included excellent ratings for band trombone solo Donald Bragg tuba solo Melvin Oldfather violin solo Harold Norn clarinet solo and both glee clubs while good ratings went to mixed quartet oboe solo by Pyle and brass quartet.
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Council meeting speakers and local club notices
Council for Better Films will host Reverend Nelson C. Dreier of Cedar Rapids as principal speaker in the Crystal Ballroom of the Montrose hotel. Walter Applegate of Perry visited Marion relatives. Norman J. Waffle attended the International Relations Club and heard Sherwood Eddy. Miss Mebel Kearns hosts Musical Literary Club at 7 30. Grove City Rebekah Lodge No 35 meets at 8 in I C O. Fy hall. Richard Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Price, is better today after illness. Mr and Mrs Herman Georges and family return to Savanna NL after weekend at Clarence Reiter’s. Ralph Smith to Tracer on business. Mr and Mrs Merril Wilson hosted a dinner for Dolores Milburn’s fourth birthday, with guests including the Hansen and Usher families, the Milburns, the Bartletts, and the Wilsons. Indian Creek Story Hour at Pleasant Grove School No 5 planned rockwork around hill and tulip beds. In oral story contest, Minor Wilkinson and Margaret Wilkinson win top spots. Faye Parks and Marilyn Mundy lead in other grades. Donna May Wells and Edward Joe Kacena win lower grade awards. Program also included readings and songs.
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Second Dubuque Car Crash Victim Dies
In Dubuque AP report the second victim dies from injuries after a collision near Hazel Green Wisconsin. Mrs Francis Murphy 27 died at a local hospital her husband was killed instantly. The couple were headed home to Waukesha Wisconsin after visiting relatives in Dubuque for Easter.
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