Limited hog trade at Chicago yards triggers price drop
AP report notes modest hog trading in Chicago with prices down about ten cents as receipts for Monday loom. Cattle and sheep were weak to steady while hogs sold mostly $8.70 to $8.90. Iowa and Illinois yards show mixed results with trimmed deltas across weights and regions.
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Market Report from New York Frodlce and Cheese Sales
Market notes report firmer receipts and higher prices for creamery products with attention to eggs and dairy items. Records show mixed color eggs and varied freshness levels, with standard grades and special packs mentioned alongside overall market activity.
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Local hogs and corn ease back on Saturday market
Hogs weakened on the local market with all grades down about 10 cents, top price reduced to 8.50, and corn and soybeans also weaker. Wilson 4 Co hog market lists bulk hog prices across weight ranges and packers, plus calf, sheep, and cattle quotes with varied dollar figures.
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids including wheat oats corn and soybeans with small lots of straw butterfat hens ducks geese and celery lettuce onions and fruit prices. Hides and horse values also noted with unit prices and tonnage hints.
Foreign exchange rates and commodity notes in New York
AP roundup lists foreign exchange values for major currencies and notes crude rubber and sugar market movements in New York. It records quotes for Great Britain France Germany and others, plus crude rubber futures and sugar contracts with small gains and losses across several months and delivery points.
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Bond market rally broad with varied gains and losses
AP reports a mixed corporate bond rally with gains in Armour, Walworth, American Telephone, and Pacific Gas among others while issues from St Pauls to Erie show declines. U S and Brazilian government bonds also fluctuated, with notes and treasury issues quoted as markets closed. The Mississippi River levels show mixed changes across cities as weather factors influence readings.
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Wheat futures weaken on Chicago board amid Argentina crop doubt
Wheat futures slipped on the Chicago Board of Trade as traders doubted Argentine crop damage claims. December wheat fell to about 91.44 cents, corn down around 1.5 cents, oats eased, with export demand meager and liquidation pressuring the market. Liverpool and Buenos Aires closed mixed as buyers awaited clearer Argentine data.
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Best Man Marries Bride In Mix-Up Ceremony
In County Tyrone a Presbyterian church ceremony went awry when the best man answered for the groom and the bride was married by mistake. The error was only discovered during registry signing. A fresh ceremony was begun with the best man remaining silent this time.
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Typhoon in Luzon Leaves 40,000 Homeless and 22 Dead
Manila reports 22 dead and about 100 missing after Thursday’s Luzon typhoon. Roughly 40,000 people are homeless as seven provinces suffer about 1 million dollars in property damage and crop losses near 501,900 dollars.
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Anthracite Operators and Union Reach Mine Contract Pact
New York AP report says anthracite operators and mine union leaders reached a labor contract agreement after two days of talks. The pact, dated to expire in April, covers wage and work terms for miners.
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Willie Willis voices clash over girls remarks
Willie Willis condemns harsh remarks by girls and defends toughness in confrontation. He critiques public scolding and argues women should not have their mouths questioned when challenged.
Rally In Steels Helps Bolster Stock Market Rally
Steels gain on expected mill upturn and eased losses as the market closes mixed. Investors await Congress and the President's speech with cautious optimism while government bonds outperform and large cap names retreat and recover.
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Victor Hugo Recalls First Ride on a Train in 19th Century
The Paris author, then 35, recounted his first exposure to rail travel from Brussels to Antwerp and back, noting the wondrous speed and dramatic sights. He initially dismissed trains as ugly but grew to praise their beauty and power as they sparked wide discussion in Paris.
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Women embrace larger shoe sizes amid comfort shift
In Raleigh, Nc, Roscoe Griffin notes women have moved from ultra small feet to average size eight over twenty years and continue to grow. He cites fit over fashion, wider and longer shoes, and reduced foot issues as more women stand on their feet in daily life.
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Legion Auxiliary presents flag book to Marion schools
The American Legion auxiliary gave The Spirit of the American Flag by Col. James A. Moss to Marion grade schools and the high school as well as Springville and Alburnett next week. Aimed at explaining the flag and warning of threats to ideals, the volume includes flag display directions.
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Marion Area Church Services and Activities
A rundown of Sunday schedules across Marion churches listing pastors, service times, and sermon topics. Highlights include Baptist services under Rev. L W Inman, Catholic mass by Rev T J McElliott, Christian and Congregational notices, Pilgrim Highroader meeting, Free Methodist and Methodist Episcopal events, Presbyterian and Lutheran plans, Seventh Day Church of God, Prairie Chapel, and Russett Hughes solo, with youth activities at Johnnie Davis home.
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