Steers Hold Steady in Busy Chicago Market Week
Active trading for choice steers with prices steady while other grades slip up to 50 cents. Hog prices unchanged at ceiling levels and sheep move steady to strong. Receipts largest since November, with steers and heifers making up most of the run and cattle values shown across several grade levels.
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Chicago
Kansas City and Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Slaughter steers weak to 15 cents lower while heifers stay mostly steady in Kansas City. Bulls and stockers mixed as good and choice loads push to around 16.40 to 17.25 per cwt. calves and cows show varied weak to steady trends. Des Moines and Iowa-Minnesota facilities report higher combined hog receipts and steady to weak demand for top grades, with hogs in several weight classes trading around 13.5 to 14.5 per cwt and sows around 13.6 to 13.7.
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Kansas City
Omaha
API
USDA
TOWA
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market report on New Year’s Eve
Prices held steady on the Cedar Rapids market with prime butchers at 14.40 and packers at 13.65. The market will be closed Tuesday New Year’s Day. Categories cover hog weights from 160 to 600 lbs and cattle steer classes with varied dressings and percentages. Also listed are sheep, lambs, hay, grains, poultry, hides, eggs, and wholesale fruits and vegetables with current quotes.
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Cedar Rapids
Stocks Lower as Market Reels Near End of 1945 Session
New York trading closed with a weary session as the 1945 market, the year’s strongest since 1928, showed scattered gains but many declines. Dow Jones averages, mixed results among industrials, utilities and rail issues, with around a million shares changing hands and limited activity across bonds and livestock markets.
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New York
Bond Review
Cuba
U. S
Chicago and New York Produce Prices Report
Chicago produce markets show nominal steadiness with varied butter and egg quotes and mixed cheese notes. New York wholesale prices list eggs by size and color, with no receipts for butter and cheese, while potatoes and live poultry remain closed.
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Chicago
New York
Syrian Strike Threatens Rail Harbor Operations
Syrian railroad and harbor workers began a general strike in Beyrouth to press demands for a 40 percent wage rise and an eight hour day. The action halts key transport facilities and signals broader labor unrest in Syria.
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Beyrouth
Syria
Rye Quotations Bid Sharply Up In Wake Of Britain Purchase
Chicago AP reports foreign inquiries into U S rye and a note that Great Britain bought an undisclosed amount over the weekend spurred brokers to bid prices higher. Wheat closed steady to 4 cents higher. rye rose to 1 3 4 cents. oats and barley moved modestly. Chicago cash provisions list No 2 red and No 2 hard wheat at 179 nominal, oats at 83 cents plus markup, rye at 1.77 1 78, field seeds priced per cwt with timothy at 5.28 to 5.50 and alfalfa around 33 50.
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Chicago
United States
Great Britain
Rley Minal
Marion couple wed in Lutheran church ceremony
Miss Lewil Mae Gannon and Marvin E. Rathje married at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Marion Sunday at 8 30 p m in a double ring service conducted by Rev Carl T Wuerffel with 125 relatives and friends in attendance They will reside in Indianapolis where Rathje attends chiropractors school and Mrs Rathje formerly worked for Collins Radio The couple is to live in Indianapolis after their marriage
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Lewil Mae Gannon
Marvin E. Rathje
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Carl T. Wuerffel
Lewil A. Gannon
Moro, Ark
Forrest Keller
Alburnett
Helen Lutz
Helen Rathie
Miss Lutz
Miss Rathie
Rose Mary Mann
Cedar Rapids
Arliss Brown
Marion
William Wahl
David Rathie
Edwin Werning
Newhall
Keith Keller
Atkins, Newhall
van Horne
M. J. Rathje
Twenty-second Street
Lois Lutz
87Th Infantry
Chiropractors
Indianapolis
Rathje
Collins Radio Company
Jack's
St. SE
Vincent's Jewelry Store
Dorothea’s
Guaranty Bank
Parker
Peng
Probasco Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Singer Sewing Machine Co
1St Ave
Dial
Marvin Potter
Nixon
3Rd Ave
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
First Ave. SE
Bishops
Artiste Beauty Salon
3Rd St
Metropolitan Beauty Salon
Paris Academy
Mrs. Alice Williams Dies While on Visit
Mrs. Alice M. Williams 80 widow of Frank E. Williams died Saturday evening in a DeKalb Illinois hospital while visiting her granddaughter. She was born November 17 1865 in Toronto Iowa and married December 28 1887 in Massillon. She moved to Marion 28 years ago from a Clarence area farm and was preceded in death by her husband last November 2. Survivors include two sons and five grandchildren with two grandchildren raised in her Marion home. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Yocom chapel with Rev. James P. Gable officiating and burial in Mayflower cemetery Oxford Junction. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Frank E. Williams
DeKalb, Ill
Toronto
Massillon
Williams
Marion
Clarence
Tenth Street
DeKalb
Lloyd J
Hawthorne
Calif
Mildred Stanton
Cedar Rapids
Tilton
Yocom Chapel
James P. Gable
Mayflower Cemetery
Oxford Junction
Services Wednesday For Mrs Pilcher 79
Mrs Martha Ann Pilcher 79 died Sunday at 8 45 p m at her daughter Mrs Guy Williams home five miles southeast of Marion Born November 5 1866 in Perry county Indiana she married December 22 1886 at Avena Illinois to J W
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Martha Ann Pilcher
Guy Williams
Marion
Perry County
Ind
Avena
Ill
J. W
Pilcher Family Rites Set After Longtime Illinois Roots
Obituary notes the 1914 death of Pilcher in Brownstown Illinois and 1932 move to Walker then 1942 arrival in Marion. Survivors include sons R E Pilcher and Jesse G Pilcher. daughters Eva Manes and Julia Ann Williams. 15 grandchildren. three great grandchildren. brother Oliver Sandage. Services in Yocom chapel with Rev J P Gable. burial Vandalia Illinois.
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Pilcher
Brownstown
Ill
Algona
Yocom Chapel
J. P. Gable
Vandalia, Ill
Williams
U S Chamber To Hold Meeting April 30 May 2
The U S Chamber of Commerce announces its 32nd annual meeting set for Atlantic City from April 30 to May 2 This will be the first annual meeting since spring 1943.
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U.S
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Atlantic City
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Westwood Dr NW
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Ith St. SE
R. T Moore
Los Angles
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Markham
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ives-Frana Fuel CO
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First Avenue NW
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Twin Towers Cafe
Wickham
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Mt. Vernon
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Meade
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5Th Ave
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