Midwest Market Hog Prices and Sheep Rates Report
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo show hogs steady at 40.50 to 42.00 with 25 cent drops to 40.50 to 41.25 in Waterloo. Sheep stay steady with wool 41 to 43 and shorn 44 to 46 in Cedar Rapids. packing sows priced by weight bands. Wilson Foods quotes 40.50 to 42.00 hogs with lightweights at 50 cent discount and various weight-based reductions. Waterlooo Bath Packing Co reports hogs 40.50 to 41.25, down 25 cents from Thursday.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Wilson Foods
Wilson
Wilsons
Bath Packing Co
Chicago
UPI
Chicago Mercantile
Cottie
Sente
Jan Mor
Sas
Ity
Cedar Rapids grain prices fall for soybeans and mixed for corn
On Friday afternoon Cedar Rapids market reported soybeans dropping 5 to 6 cents across November December January and March crops while yellow corn rose 1 cent then fell up to 3 cents across crops. No. 2 corn and white corn prices are listed with exact bids for 2:30 p.m. delivery at Cedar Rapids processors.
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Cedar Rapids
Pro Farmer Grain
Des Moines Farm Market Reports Hog and Egg Prices
The Friday market summary from the Federal State Market News Service shows undertones steady to fully steady with eggs up slightly on large and medium sizes. Hog trade slow with feeders and butchers steady to lower, and various weights priced. beef and pork trades mixed with light activity and notable regional price ranges across Iowa markets.
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Federal State Market News Service
Chicago Produce Prices and Grain Quotations
USDA bulk selling prices unchanged for deliveries with Grade A and AA eggs rising to retailers. Wheat futures show No 2 hard red winter around 4.7, soft red winter about 4.17 to 4.44, corn No 2 yellow near 2.60, oats No 2 heavy 2.35, soybeans No 1 yellow 6.34 with No 2 yellow corn quoted at 2.59 or unaquoted for box.
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USDA
Sioux City Livestock Friday Hog Trade and Sow Moves
Hogs 4 500 on Friday trade moderately active butchers steady to 25 higher, sows 25-50 lower on light weights and 50-1.00 higher on heavy weights. No 1-2 butchers 210-250 lb 42.50-42.75. No 1-3 sows 37.50. 500-650 lb cattle absent.
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Midwest
Livestock Friday Cattle Short Supply and Active Hog Trade
Market report notes cattle at 60 head, too few to test demand. Hogs around 1000 head show fair activity with barrows and gilts steady. Prices cited for No 1-2 210-250 lb at 44.50 to 45.00, No 1-3 200-240 lb at 43.00 to 43.50, 250-270 lb at 42.00 to 43.00, and 270-300 lb at 40.50 to 42.00.
Kalona site move for Ares Park Production Shortcourse
The Ares Park Production Shortcourse moves to Mid-Prairie Junior High after the Kalona event location change from Farmers Savings Bank while remaining four classes stay at the bank. Secretary Odell announces faster loan processing with new procedures to curb delays amid broad CCC loan activity. 25 000 to 30 000 lien searches expected in three months through Iowa. Tama hosts a Nov 30 stir-fry cookery luncheon with demonstration and reservations via Extension Service. Linn County 4-H Awards Night set for Nov 21 at 7 p.m. at Linn-Mar School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Farmers Savings Bank
Mid-Prairie
The
Bank
Des Moines
Mary Jane Odell
TAMA
Tama County Extension Service
Embargo protection plan endorsed in farm bill talks
Congressional negotiators backed a plan to shield farmers from embargo costs up to twice market price as part of a broader farm bill clash with a Senate alternative. The proposal, backed by Sen. Jepsen and USDA economist Lesher, could cost taxpayers up to 30 billion dollars if ever invoked and faces House opposition amid unsettled price supports and food stamp changes.
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Washington
Roger Jepsen
Jepsen
William Lesher
Agriculture Department
Joint
House Senate Committee
Paul Findley
R-Ill
Bob Dole
Kan
House
Senate
Reagan
Soviet Union
Carter
Afghanistan
America
United States
Pro
Posal
Congress
Crop stocks to rise with world harvests
The Agriculture Department forecast a rise in worldwide crop stocks for 1981-82 due to record harvests. U.S. and foreign rice stocks will exceed last year, wheat production hits a record, and cotton and coarse grains show sizable carryovers though world demand varies.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
U.S
United States
India
China
Europe
Argentina
Soviet Union
Cargill pleads guilty to income tax evasion
Cargill Inc a Minnetonka grain company pleads guilty to two counts of federal income tax evasion for omitting 7.3 million in dividends in 1975 and 1976. Judge Renner fines 10 000 and orders payment of back taxes plus a civil fraud penalty. No officers charged.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Cargill Inc
U.S. District Court
Minneapolis
Robert Renner
Cargill
U.S
Thorvald H. Anderson Jr
Minnesota
Anderson
Grand Jury
Internal Revenue Service
Public hearing on property conveyance in Cedar Rapids
The city will hold a public hearing December 2 1981 at 9 00 a m in the Council Chambers Cedar Rapids to consider vacating and disposing of described property and conveying by quit claim to Southeast Improvement Company in exchange for a 20 ft alley adjacent to Lots 1 10 Block 33 Carpenter's Fourth Addition with city easements for sanitary sewers and for utilities. Public notice also covers dissolution of marriage petition and other notices.
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Sereby Iven
Iyef
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Southeast Improvement Company
Carpenter
City of Rapids
Iowa Electric Light and Po
Northwestern Bellephone Company
Cedar Rapids Cable Communications, Inc
Ong
M. Keller
Cit
Silowa
Kremish Investmenne
Klemish
Klemish Investments, Inc
Lugy Wolds
Joe You
Wal Lois M. Keller
Notice of Probate and Public Environmental Permit in Iowa
Probate notice informs heirs that Eimer Pycha deceased has a will probated with Robert R. Pycha as executor. Six months to file claims with the district court. Public environmental notice announces NPDES permit application for Cedar River area from a Chicago and Northwestern Transportation facility and invites public comment within 30 days.
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Iowa District Court Inn
Eume
Eimer J Pycha
Robert R. Pycha
Gsi
Wii
Psaig
Monts
Vine
Coralville
Iowa
Fisher, Martin, Earhart and McCright
Edor Rapids
Lowa
NTE
Iowa Department OF Environmental Quality
Assity
Chicago and Northwestern
Cedar
First Avenue
Prairie Creek
Cedar River
Linn County
Lowa Environmental Ality
Henry A Wallace Bui
Grand
Maines
Department of Snyionneas Mies Ohlity
East Grand
Des Moines
Cis
Public hearing on issuing Cedar Rapids bonds for LingE project
The City of Cedar Rapids Iowa will hold a 9 00 a m December 2 1981 hearing in City Hall to consider issuing up to 1060000 in Industrial Development Revenue Bonds for the David E and Audrey R Linge commercial office condo project to be built above the Cedar Rapids Ground Transportation Center The bonds would be paid from loan revenues and not constitute city indebtedness or a tax burden Residents may present views and the council will decide whether to proceed with bond issuance
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David E
Audrey R. Linge
City of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fairfax City Council Minutes Describe Flood Insurance Efforts and Budgets
The clerk reports fund receipts and debt interest while discussing plans to exit flood insurance requirements with Hall Engineers. The council reviews playground equipment costs, winter storage of picnic tables, a citizen survey on cable TV, solar heating permits, fire department appointments, and a building permit policy. General fund payments list vendors, salaries, and utilities as the meeting adjourns.
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St. Rey
Shioma
Leonard Davis
Atkins Cable TV
Ask
City Council
Fairfax
Jou
Walcons
Wre Ly
ESPN
Rts
K. Selzer
Hall Engineers
City of
Robert Sackett
Kenneth Barnell
American Legion
Legion Hall
Firestone Co
General Fund
Walford Feed
Barker Sanitation
Sheriff “Ig
Phillips 3
la Ini
Lowe Finance Offi Hilton
F Brecht
Balog
State
U Sie Rec
Blue Cross
Taylor
E Hosek
Sonke Eg
FOAB
IPERS
Dusil
Sewer Dept
Elec
Shakespeare
Bond & Interest
Fed Wih
Manchester Labs
Linn County to Hold Public Hearing on Zoning Map Amendments
The Linn County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing December 1, 1981 at 10:30 AM in Cedar Rapids to consider zoning map amendments. Property owners Reaves of Earl P. Elson and Catherine Elson request rezoning from A agricultural to Agricultural/Residential on parcels in Linn County Iowa. Additional petitions by Donald L. Johnson and Jondra J. Johnson seek rezoning from P Plain to A-R Agricultural/Residential on portions of Section 27 and nearby lots, with hearings open to interested persons.
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Iowa
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Zoning Commission
Linn
Earl P. Elson
Caserine Elson
A. Boertge & G
Sth
P.M
Donald L. Johnson
Jondra J. Johnson
P. P
St. P.M. Linn
Emenine
Ray
Ime County Zoning Commission
Linnie
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E.I. Livestock
C.R. Grain
United Press
Cmkaoo Board OF OF Trade
Ares
Qhureaay
Yuuredey
CBOT
U.S. West North Central States
Iowa Regional Grain
Iowa Department of Agriculture
S-Central
Omaha
Webster City
Sioux City
Joliet
Linn-Mar
Farm Bill Conference
Gwe
Lin Iity
Deboran Lynn Kowalczyk
Bronislaw Thomas Kowalczyk
John F. Locher
Brenton Financial Center
Low
Eolor Rapids
Kenneth L.ory Jr
Sare’ Oseberry
Lois mM. Keller
Alers
C Rapids
Publis
Owa
Fairfax City Council
James Stalman
R. Stallman
Selzer
H. Shakespeare
Vv. Cerveny
R. Carver
James Stallman
Virginia Soukup
Bistricy Mae
Huguss
First Street
Linn County Auditor
Inn
Cedar Bonis Lowa
James Ple
Jean E. Oxley
Linn County Board of
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