Stocks Resume Rise Amid Mixed Market Cues
The Dow Jones average rose about 4.15 points as trading was choppy after mixed U.S. data. The market reflected a cautious pause on government employment figures before resuming an upward trend on the New York Stock Exchange and American exchanges.
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Lost Market Notes and Prices across Iowa and Midwest
A scanned compilation shows fluctuating Iowa market figures and livestock quotes for Friday. Data span multiple towns with prices for cattle, hogs, goats, and dairy, alongside regional summaries from Waterloo Joliet Webster City and Omaha markets.
Cedar Rapids livestock prices and grain bids report
Friday quotes show Cedar Rapids markets listing cattle and hogs by weight and grade with discounts for heavy weights and mixed lots. Prices include steers and heifers with standard utilities, cows, and yield grades, plus packer cuts and prime options, along with grain bids for No 1 yellow corn soybeans oats and related futures.
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Choice Aid
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Usility Cos
Evertal
Lamson Arthors
Des Moines Hog Trade Gains Amid Mixed Demand
Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota hog markets show steady demand with higher butcher hog prices by about 0.75 per cwt and firmer sow values, while receipts and prices vary across weight classes. Trade sources note uncertain midday tones and regional price spreads reflected in reports from the Federal-Lane Market News Service.
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Des Moines
UPL
Iowa
Minnesota
City Briefs Report Thefts Across Local Addresses
A jumble of brief crime notes lists numerous burglaries and thefts at residences and businesses. Items stolen include electronics, jewelry, clothing, cash, and stamps from addresses on Firviltond Way, Seventy Avenue, Third Avenue SE, Cedar Ray, Center Point Road NE, and others. Names and exact dates appear amid fragmentary details and contact numbers for further information.
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Cheri Wells
Third Avenue SE
Center Point Road
Late selling hits futures in Chicago market
AP report from Chicago notes strong selling in futures with the Board of Trade causing declines across grains. Wheat futures fell about 6 to 11 cents a bushel, soybeans down over a dollar, and corn dropping several cents with various months quoted, reflecting broad selling pressure.
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Marycrest College Announces Spring Graduates
Graduates include Debra Knott of 1418 Fourth Street NW and Hane Sehaeberger of 12th Tenth Week NW who will receive bachelor of science degrees. Marycrest College also lists Dinone O’Nonnell of L724 Tix Avenue NB and several others as receiving bachelor degrees this Sunday.
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Saute
Jay Fron
Maryerest College
Marycrest
Hane Sehaeberger
Marycrest College
Achachelar
Lipsky outlines IPERS plan to Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids Republican Lipsky presents IPERS proposal to chamer unit noting shift toward employee contributions and employer matching. He says the plan would raise retirement benefits for longtime workers while preserving a pension system funded by both sides, with details to be set by lawmakers and brand leadership.
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Beating Report Probed at Woodward State Hospital School
Boone County Sheriff Henry Wallace said he was asked to investigate reports that a patient was beaten at Woodward State Hospital School by an employee. He planned to visit the school to interview staff and patients amid prior abuse allegations. county attorney changes hinder commented access.
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Iowa's Oldest Deputy Sheriff Resigns
The 80-year-old Hiram Jefferson Carter, deputy to Potawatomi County Sheriff Ray Wiehad, resigns after years in the process serving division. Former Council Bluffs resident Burk Ford plans to move back from Omaha.
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Hiram Jefferson Carter
Pottawatlaniv
Ray Wiehad
Garter
Wichaelyard Carter
Burk Ford
Stolen Drugs Prompt Fatality Warning After Break-In
A chaotic report describes stolen drugs from a veterinary hospital and a series of break-ins. Viewers are urged that even small quantities could be life threatening if misused. Authorities note thefts occurred around multiple sites including hospitals and residences, with burglaries yielding various electronics and goods.
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Cedae Rapids
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Waban Creek
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Five in One Bridge Bid Rejection Expected
City and state officials are set to reject the five in one bridge and dam bid on Monday. The joint project on the Cedar River faced a bid of about 7.8 million dollars for the city share, with total cost near 14 million. A redesign and revised bidding likely in eight months.
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Jensen Costruction Co
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Federal Highway Administration
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Canney
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County Investment Earnings Are Told
County Treasurer James Hennessey reported that the county general fund earned 1974 interest of 615,015.08 from investments. He cited prior years 1871 115,381.29 1972 169,548.74 and 1974 366,242.05 noting rising rates aided by a computer aided system. Projection for next year’s interest is 180,000 though he expects more. County Auditor Merle Kope noted the 180,000 estimate affects property tax bills.
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Merle Kope
Hennessey
Thirteen Microwaves Stolen From Suburban Lumber Co
A report states thirteen microwave ovens valued at 3275 dollars were stolen Thursday from Suburban Lumber Co on Williams Boulevard SW. A second incident notes twelve microwaves valued at 4973 dollars taken from a storage shed near the south edge of the property.
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First Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Roach
Blanchaeal
Breskin
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