Hogs Steady to 15c Higher in Chicago Trading
Official Thursday receipts tally 9 000 hogs 1 500 cattle and 1 500 sheep with hogs up 10 to 15 cents and sows steady. Cattle receipts 14 000 include 200 calves and steer weights down to 1 125 pounds steady to 25 cents higher. Prices: No 1 3 hogs 190-270 lbs 16.50 to 17.00. steers mixed gains and losses across weights. heifers and stockers show mixed movement. lambs steady to prime ranges 20.00 to 23.00.
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Chicago
Waterloo
INS
Highaan
Beier Hra
Obutchers
S.e
Jo Oe Senes
Sveceees
Ackers
Jees
Seirs
Celine
Irregular Grain and Hog Price Movements Reported
The Cedar Rapids hog market showed a 40 cent rise for plant delivered No 1 butchers and sows on Wednesday. Grain and hog price quotations reflect mixed movement with cuts for various weights and future shifts up to 50 cents above or below shown quotes. Reports cover hogs, cattle, calves and grain bids with prices across weight classes and market factors including profit taking and hedge selling.
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Cedar Rapids
Grain markets report with mixed cash prices
Chicago grain brief shows No 2 yellow corn at 1.20 and No 3 at 1.16 percent. Soybeans No 3 at 2.51. Meal priced at 44.50 to 45.00. Malting barley choice at 1.16 and feed at 0.90 to 1.06.
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Chicago
Live hog prices rise at Des Moines market on Wednesday
Receipts estimated at 60 000, down from a week ago and year earlier. Prices 25 to 50 cents higher than Tuesday forenoon. Top hog price $16.65. U S No 1 3 barrows and gilts by weight range shown from 180 to 550 pounds with various bids and sums.
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Des Moines
INS
U. S
Omaha cattle receipts show steady to higher live prices
USDA cattle report from Omaha notes salable receipts of 5500 cattle including 200 calves. Fed steers mostly steady to strong, fed heifers steady to 25 cents higher, cows bulls and vealers steady. Prices include fed steers 26.00, high choice and prime loads 25.25 25.50, choice steers 22.75 25.00, high choice to prime heifers 24.50, utilities and commercial cows 12.75 15.00, canners 10.00 12.25, light cutters 12.50.
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Omaha
USDA
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Stock market climbs on missiles pace amid mixed late prices
New York stocks rose as aircraft and missile shares led gains on Wednesday, with Industrials and Railroads advancing while late trading trimmed earlier highs. Volume reached an estimated 2.4 million shares as Dow components showed mixed, some up one to three points.
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New York
Produce items and prices in Chicago and New York markets
Chicago and New York produce listings show steady butter cheese eggs and potatoes with varied weights. Prices include Idaho Russets at 2.60 to 4.10 and Minnesota North Dakota Pontiacs at 3.50, while New York reports steady butter and firm eggs with assorted package sizes and price ranges.
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Chicago
Idaho
Minnesota-North Dakota
Red River Valley
New York
USDA
Dividends Declared by Board of Light Company
The Iowa Electric Light and Power Company board declared a quarterly dividend of 60 cents per share on 4.80 percent preferred stock, 53 1/2 cents per share on 4.30 percent preferred stock, and 37.42 cents per share on common stock, payable Jan 2 1958 to stockholders of record Dec 14 1957.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Wisin Wears Frye Elected to Marion City Council
Incumbents held seats in Marion except for Ward Two and Ward Three. Eugene O. Frye, a Collins Radio engineer, won Ward Two, succeeding Henry A. Peterson. Dale E. Wears won Ward Three, replacing Leo L. Luense. Mayors and other officials were unopposed with high turnout.
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Marion
Eugene O. Frye
Collins Radio Company
Henry A. Peterson
L. M. Brown
Dale E. Wears
Leo L. ‘Luense
L. H. Kimball
Frank S. Fairley
Vincent C. Hart
Glen E. Miller
John A. Dinter
Ralph R. Repstien
Fairley
Hart
Repstein
Dinter
George H. Brewer
Vernon Brockman
Ralph J. Williams
Raymond Eckhart
Harold T. Hanina
Ray C.mccalley
Lefty Park Board
Rites Friday for Robert Elkin 74 Marion farmer
Robert James Elkin 74 of route 3 Marion died Tuesday at Cedar Rapids hospital after several weeks illness. Born February 9 1883 in Fulton he married Gertrude McChesney May 1 1902. Survived by wife two sons five daughters two sisters two brothers and other relatives. Services Friday at 2 pm in Murdoch chapel Marion with burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery.
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Robert James Elkin
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Fulton
Gertrude McChesney
Winton
Elkin
Linn County
Marion Presbyterian Church
Marion Lodge No
Russell F
Morton Grove
Ill
Roy C. Elkin
New London
Milo
Ruth) Petrak
Center Point
Miles
Mildred) Sutera
Milan
Mary) Freese
Mark
Maxine) Dunlap
Myrtle Creek
Ore
Leroy
Madylene) Finley
el Monte
Calif
W. M. Holsinger
Mabel Elkin
Davenport
Casper Myron
Cambridge
Minn
Dave
Floyd Elkin
Maquoketa
Murdoch Chapel
Jean P. Hayter
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Wholesale Food Price Index Climbs Slightly
New York wholesale food prices edged up to 6.18 this week from 6.16 a week earlier as the Dun and Bradstreet index for the Chamber of Commerce safety committee prepared to meet tonight at 7:30.
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New York
Dun and
Bradstreet
Chamber of Commerce
Index
Marion Chamber Plans Membership Drive
At a Marion Chamber of Commerce luncheon meeting plans were discussed to raise membership to 258 to meet a 6450 budget. B T Severson announced he will lead the drive with the finance committee in charge. a post meeting letter will outline activities to date and, if the budget is met, no further member solicitations will occur.
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Marion Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
B. T. Severson
Severson
Philip Morris
John G.vernon
Vaughn Hartzell
Leonard Storm
Junior High Honor Roll Pupils Listed
The first quarter honor roll at the junior high, announced by Principal John Fowler, includes eighth graders Melvin Albrecht Sharon Alexander Barbara Berryhill Carol Davis Dora Dawson Sharon Elias Robert Hanry Robert Kimm Nancy Kolda Dick Lyford Sharon McCord Diane Meroshek Larry Nelson John Pazour Janet Potter Sandra Sandstoe Diane Schuettpelz James Stimson and younger students Cheryl Barber Patricia Bezdek Patty Bothwell Linda Caldwell Zelda Conklin Juanita Craig Marcia Dumbalton Donald Flory Barbara Franklin Douglas Fuller John Keith Judy Longaker Larry Low George Mary Dianne McCalley Amita Pearson David Ray Barbara Thrumper Linda Warner Jeananne Wilson Marcia Young.
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John Fowler
Cheryl Barber
Patricia Bezdek
Patty Bothwell
Linda Caldwell
Zelda Conklin
Juanita Craig
Marcia Dumbalton
Donald
Ronald Flory
Barbara Franklin
Douglas Fuller
John ‘Keith
Judy Longaker
Larry iLow
George Mary
Dianne McCalley
Amita Pearson
David Ray
Barbara Thrumper
Linda ‘Warner
Jeananne Wilson
Marcia Young
Melvin Albrecht
Sharon Alexander
Barbara Berryhill
Carol Davis
Dora Dawison
Sharon Elias
Robert Hanry
Robert Kimm
Nancy Kolda
Dick Lyford
Sharon McCord
Diane Meroshek
Larry Nelson
John Pazour
Janet Potter
Sandra Sandstoe
Diane Schuettpelz
James Stimson
Cedar Rapids Jaycees Sponsor School Safety Kit Distribution
The Cedar Rapids Junior Chamber of Commerce safety committee sponsors a week long program in all Cedar Rapids schools to teach first through third graders about traffic safety and street hazards after school. A total of 5 700 Doll Traffic Safety Set kits, each with six pictures for coloring, will be distributed.
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Jaycees
Cedar Rapids
Police Chief Fired After Defeated Mayor Loses Run
Evansdale Iowa area reports Mayor Joe Homolka defeated in a four way race. Wednesday fired Police Chief Clifford Schake for backing the mayoral winner Earl Brown. Patrolman Dexter Ackerman also was discharged.
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Evansdale
Joe Homolka
Clifford Schake
Homolka
Schake
Earl Brown
Dexter Ackerman
Brown
Swedes Build Missile for Testing by Destroyers
STOCKHOLM Sweden has built a guided missile which is being tested by two destroyers as announced Tuesday The report notes Sweden's defense development and the deployment of this new weapon system aboard the destroyers in domestic testing programs.
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Stockholm
Sweden
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