Hogs Prices Fall as Market Oversupply Weighs On Prices
In a crowded cattle auction, hog prices slump sharply as overburdened meat markets exert downward pressure. Federal steer and yearling demand weakens while carried over cattle dampen activity. Lambs still show strength with springers steady and natives selling up to $12.25.
Wheat prices drift lower after early gains in Chicago
In Chicago trading on Tuesday heavy selling presses followed early firmness. May and July contracts moved lower as May and July options faced mixed activity. Corn and oats eased in step with grain weakness while lard tracked lower hog prices.
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Chicago Livestock Receipts Show Mixed Hogs Calves Sheep
Chicago livestock reports indicate 16 000 hogs receipts with 6 000 direct. Prices varied with lighter weights down about 50 cents from Monday. Calves and yearlings weakened while sheep showed limited strength, with notes of steady to weak bids and light demand across weight classes. Sioux City market data referenced with cattle prices and hog receipts nearing 496 head.
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Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Snapshot
Local Cedar Rapids list details mixed commodities with prices for grain and produce. Wheat at 70 cents per bushel, oats 21 to 24 cents, corn 70, soybeans 68, heavy hens four pounds and up at 10 to 14 cents, various hides priced, and fruits vegetables including oranges grapefruit lemons apples and lettuce quoted with crate and box rates.
Chicago Quotations and Wheat Prices Across Markets
The page reports Chicago quotations with open high low close data for wheat and soybeans, plus cash provisions for Chicago, Winnipeg, and Minneapolis. It lists specific bid and ask prices for No 2 white and yellow corn, oats, rye, buckwheat, and seed varieties, with market notes on lard, bar, and barley as well as Minneapolis grain figures and crop quality notes.
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Markets Show Mixed Receipts Across Chicago Produce
Chicago AP reports varied market activity across butter poultry eggs and produce. Receipts and prices fluctuated with some items steady while others edged down or up amid carlot shipments and heavy retail demand.
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Bond Market Notes and County Officials Report Moot
A waxy stream of interleaved financial terms and local names outlines bond market activity and county education leadership. The report mixes prices, yields, and notices with references to Mare Street and March Supt of shots, implying a local financial and administrative update without a clear single event.
Wall Street stocks drift with modest early gains fade
A slow market session opened with slight profit taking near the final hour as early gains of fractions to about 2 points faded. Major advancers included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors American Can Allied Chemical Du Pont and Am Smelting while utilities and rails slipped. Transfers around 700000 shares, bonds steady, and mixed commodity and currency moves characterized the day.
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Local hog prices drift lower on Tuesday market
Hog prices continue to drop on the local market with cuts of 15 to 25 cents lowering the top to 9.05. Local wheat prices show slight weakness while other local markets remain unchanged.
Multiple Local Club Meetings Highlight Marion Area Life
A busy slate of club events fills Marion and nearby Cedar Rapids. Rebekah lodge members host a Mother’s Day program with April May June birthdays honored. Tennyson club observes Founders Day with a picnic. Musical Literary club divides acts among vocal and piano pieces. A bevy of meetings, breakfasts, and charity events proceed through the week including R A M and D A R gatherings, a benefit card party, a May breakfast, and a senior class play ahead at Lincoln school.
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Poppy Day Observed In Cedar Rapids May 23
Poppy Day will be observed in Cedar Rapids on Saturday May 23 with poppies distributed by the American Legion auxiliary Hanford post. Poppies are made by disabled veterans and sold by volunteers to aid disabled veterans and needy veteran families.
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Busy May gatherings mark Ivanhoe club and community events
Mrs. Andrew P. Munson hosted a May breakfast for the Ivanhoe club with sixteen members and guest Miss Louise Hathaway of Cedar Rapids. Other social items note Camp Fire birthday party for Mary Booze, Ladies Aid and church events, a tea for Oxford club mothers, a Friendly Guild handwork exhibit, and a Marion restaurant owner remembered after a death.
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Royal Coiffure Sets New Style With Londoners
The Duchess of Kent appeared at her first public function of King Edward's reign with a fresh coiffure. Her hair was arranged in side curls curving upward to expose the ears, meeting four rows at the back, complementing a pearl stud and a small oval pill-box hat. The look is gaining wide favor.
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Railroad Week Observed Across Western Lines
Chicago centered report notes a railroad week planned July 13 to 18 with promotional events and official actions by Western lines executives. The text references library and dates but readability is limited. core facts point to scheduled railroad week activities and involvement of Western lines officials.
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Wapella Hizh To Hald Trach Meet Thia Friday
Local notes report a Friday track meet at Wapella with teams and participants listed. The event details include preliminary heats and a contingent of runners from several schools set to compete.
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Gazette Want Ad Dept Seeks Out-of-Town Respondents
Out-of-town readers may answer Gazette Want Ads by writing a letter to The Gazette Want Ad Department, using the provided phone numbers as the contact route.
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