Foreclosures Seen Rising But Not Expected To Soar
Washington AP reports that Farmers Home Administration foreclosures may climb in 1982 but officials doubt a massive surge. Undersecretary Frank Naylor Jr. says 400 foreclosures is possible but unlikely, while emphasizing loan servicing, refinancing, and alternatives to foreclosures to help farmers through tough times.
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Hog and sheep market steady in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo report steady hog quotes with Cedar Rapids at 40.50 to 41.50 and Waterloo at 39.75 to 40.25. Sheep remain 40 to 42 for wool and 42 to 45 for shorn with related discounts and buying hours noted.
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Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids Grain Prices Move With Crops on Friday
Pro Farmer Grain Cedar Rapids quoted delivery prices at 2 30 p m Friday for No 2 Corn and No 1 Yellow Soybeans across November December January and March crops. Prices rose for soybeans and corn compared with Thursday closing values with white corn higher for growers F O B Cedar Rapids processors quoted.
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Cedar Rapids
Pro Farmer Grain
Des Moines U.S. Market News Live Hens and Livestock Report
The Federal State Market News Service notes light offerings and movement with moderate demand for live hens. Grain and pork figures show variable prices. hogs up to 43.25, sows steady, cattle prices mixed. Reported receipts and regional grain prices indicate modest gains in corn and soybeans in Iowa elevators.
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Livestock Friday Market Report Cattle and Hogs
Cattle insufficient to establish a market trend. Hogs 800 head fairly active with buyers. Borrows and gilts up to 50 cents to 1.00 higher. No 1-2 cattle at 210-250 lbs 44.00-44.50. 27 head at 44.60. No 1-3 200-240 lbs 43.50. 250-270 lbs 42.00-43.00. 270-300 lbs 40.50-42.00.
Livestock Friday market report for hogs and cattle
Hogs 4500 head, trade active. Butchers 50 to 75 higher, sows 350 to 500 lb steady to 50 higher. No 1-2 210-240 lb butchers 43.25 to 43.75. No 1-3 350-500 lb sows 36.50 to 37.00. Cattle listed with hogs as trade activity moderate and prices shown for various weight classes, sows steady to 1.00 lower.
Wilson's Foods Market Note Soothes Hog Market Concerns
Wilson's Foods spokesman Forest Mykleby says the Cedar Rapids pork processor is not out of the hog market. He explains the firm bought most hogs earlier in the week and will return to market on Monday, noting week-end timing and no cause for alarm.
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Father Leonard Weber 75 Dies After Long Illness
Leonard Weber of Richland died Thursday after a long illness. He was Arnold Weber’s father of Cedar Rapids. Services and burial will be Monday at Richland with Gould Funeral Home handling arrangements. Cemetery wreaths and displays available at Cedar Park Flower Shop 4200 First Ave NE. call 393 8004 for early placement.
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Chicago Produce Prices From USDA Bulk Friday Report
The USDA bulk selling prices in Chicago show delivery prices unchanged for various grains and eggs. Wheat No 2 hard red winter stands at about 4.08 percent, corn No 2 yellow around 2.6422, oats No 2 heavy 2.31, and soybeans No 1 yellow 6.33 with eggs drawn in cartons at 81 to 83 cents extra large and 79 to 80 cents for large eggs.
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Omaha Livestock Friday Hogs and Cattle Market Snapshot
Hogs 1800 head with steady to firm gains up to 75 cents. No 1-2 200-240 lb at 43.00 to 43.50, 210-240 lb 41.50 to 42.00, 240-260 lb 41.50 to 42.50, 250-280 lb 41.00 to 41.50, 280-290 lb 39.50 to 40.50, 290-300 lb 38.50 to 39.50, 300-350 lb 38.00 to 39.00. Sows firm to 50 higher under 475 lb, over 475 up 1. No 1-3 300-475 lb 36.50-37.00, No 2-3 475-600 lb 42.50-43.00. Cattle and Calves 5100 head, not enough slaughter class data to trend. majority feeder cattle for auction. Sheep none.
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Wilson
House conferees resist call for farm bill cuts
Washington (UPI) The Reagan administration failed to persuade House negotiators to cut more from the four-year farm bill. Helms recessed the conference two weeks after near agreement, with dairy and grain provisions blamed for $681 million in excess costs.
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Paul Findley
Ill
Charles Rose
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Embroidery Link Behind Bath Butterfly Name Revealed
In England 1702 the Bath white butterfly was named for its resemblance to a Bath embroidery piece. The Statue of Liberty, a 1884 French gift, arrived in New York disassembled after packing in 214 crates aboard a steamship.
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