Hogs Lead Gains as Market Sees Limited Supplies
Chicago trading strengthened hog prices with receipts around 28 350 across key markets. Prices on best hogs rose about ten cents while steer and sheep trades softened. conflicting regional trends noted with Cleveland and East Buffalo weaker or steady.
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Profit Taking Dampens Grain Price Advances
Hedging pressure and profit taking swept through the wheat pit in Chicago, tempering Thursday’s gains. Corn fell about 2% and oats slipped, with a mixed session in wheat as selling emerged after scattered showers and profit booking. Traders monitored U.S. supply estimates and export demand as receipts and cash prices varied through the day.
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Hogs Nickel Off On Local Market
On the local market hog values slipped with all grades down on Friday. The top price dropped to 420 for hogs and 345 for packers, with mixed reports of steady demand and uncertain pacing in subsequent sales.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listing
Grain vegetables wholesale prices listed for Cedar Rapids area vendors. Miscellaneous items include produce, ties, and other goods with pricing notes and vendor references.
Market notes and prices across livestock seeds and exchanges
Livestock receipts show lambs and yearlings steady while weaker sheep rise to 25c. Idaho native lambs fetch up to 825 dollars, fed clipped lambs above 835, Texas yearlings up to 525 to 6. Market signals include Toledo seed prices with red clover at 8.25 and alsike 8.50, plus Chicago grain and foreign exchange quotes. Futures and bonds shift with minor gains and various treasury issues listed.
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Wall Street Stocks Hover in Extremely Low Volume
New York stocks opened weak on Friday as trading stayed light with about 450000 shares moving. General Foods Borden McIntyre Porcupine and Union Pacific showed some resistance to the down drift while hedges and some blue chips fluctuated with sporadic gains and losses. bonds and currencies lacked a clear trend.
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Heat Bakes Iowa as Corn withers and River Runs Low
The Gazette reports corn scalding from extreme heat as Iowa faces crop damage. The Cedar River runs at its driest in memory, algae line the banks, and Cedar Rapids waterworks pump eight million gallons daily amid the heaviest June demand in years. Outdoor areas fill as residents seek relief from the heat. Mercury drops to 101 after a shower with readings easing to 80 by midnight.
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Heat Wave Grips Nation as Temperatures Fly
Nationwide scorching heat peaks with 100s and a record 112 at Mattoon. Iowa and Nebraska suffer multiple deaths from heat and related incidents while cities from Chicago to Pittsburgh report extreme highs and scarce relief.
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Centerville Hosts Countess de Muller In Social Visit
Local residents Mrs Fred S Armstrong and her daughter Mrs Maxine Armstrong Dennis along with niece Mrs R G Forsythe hosted Countess Vera de Muller of New York City during a Centerville trip. She appeared at a theater showing three gowned numbers and planned further sittings in New York for magazine illustrations and fiction roles.
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Chicago Markets Report Large Creamery Prices Hold Steady
Receipts show unsettled butter markets with prices unchanged for creamery products. Poultry demand remains firm for various items while potatoes see light trading and overall stock supplies and shipments remain modest across Wisconsin, Ohio, and North Carolina markets.
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Kraschel Addresses Linn Democrats in Marion
Lieutenant Governor Kraschel spoke for the Young Democrats of Linn county at the Garden theater in Marion, urging party unity, patronage rules, and the goal of keeping Iowa Democratic for a century. He praised Roosevelt and urged elected officials to act from within party ranks.
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Fourth of July program at Oxford Junction outlined
Oxford Junction sponsors a Fourth of July celebration with a morning Federals versus Wapsie Farmers baseball game. A Wyoming band directed by Roy Schwab plays at 1 PM followed by a marching band drill. At 2 PM a key league game features Martello versus Oxford Junction, then races, an evening Wyoming band concert, and a dance.
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District lumbermen meet at West Union Country Club
Fifty lumbermen from Elkader Dubuque Cedar Falls Calmar Wadena Elgin Oclwein Maynard Postville Fredericksburg Fayette Sumner Westgate Ossian Strawberry Point West Union Lawler Waukon Oran Clermont gathered Thursday evening for a district meeting at the West Union Country Club. The main speaker was Dary Moss of Cedar Falls with Edward Springer of Strawberry Point serving as secretary of the association.
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Athenian club closes year with garden tour and picnic
The Athenian club wrapped its year with a garden tour visiting Cedar Rapids homes of Mrs. J L Rhea Mrs W F Broeksmit and Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer. Two new members Mrs Don Hunsecker and Mrs Herbert Kullander were welcomed. Out of town guests included Mrs John Boozer of New Boston Va and Miss Norma Bunting of Chicago.
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