Hog Prices Hit Lows as Supplies Flood Chicago Market
Hog receipts across major markets surge with 52,800 total and Chicago at 37,000. Prices slump with top hogs at 3.90 and averages near 3.65 as earlier Tuesday gains fade amid heavy supply. Cattle and sheep markets show mixed to steady movement, with Chicago and Cleveland reflecting higher, while East St Louis and Iowa yards log slower demand. Representative sales detail counts and weights for hogs cattle and lambs across the exchange centers.
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Chicago Produce Markets Report Affected By Mixed Supplies
AP dispatch from Chicago lists butter receipts and prices, with unsettled markets for dairy and produce. It notes moderate demand for potatoes and carrots, with some regional price markers and shipments remaining on track.
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Joan Crabnier
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CEDAR RAPIDS Miscellaneous Drainage Notices
Public notices from Cedar Rapids list miscellaneous drainage items with high meter totals and prices. The fragment mentions bidding or measurement details and total values, signaling municipal or utility related actions.
Grain prices drift and weaken in unsettled trading
Grain markets showed a lackluster session with wheat and corn under pressure. Wheat eased from early losses, corn offered slight retracement, and oats remained steady but dull amid light buying and steady receipts.
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Chicago
Alan
Mersane Mann
Spraeste
Inmaisury
O M W
Sprague
Treasury Department
Liverpool
Bond Markets Signal Shifts Amid Turbulent Trade
In New York trading, bond prices showed modest gains as investors weighed inflation risks and potential policy moves. Traders noted activity focused on shorter maturities while longer notes faced renewed volatility amid shifting yields.
Wall Street Stocks Move Cautiously Amid Mixed Signals
Traders weighed Washington developments as prices showed a mixed pattern. Domestic gold stood at 33.76 dollars an ounce, while the dollar dipped and rallied in foreign exchange as steel and chemical shares fluctuated and overall turnover remained sizeable.
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Local hog prices slip again on weak local market
Hog prices weakened further on the local market with prime grades down 15 cents and packers 11 cents lower. Prime top fell to 330 dollars and packer top to 260 dollars as Sinclair Hog Market reports varied bids for 180 to 200 pound hogs and 200 to 2600 pound ranges. Spring lambs quoted around 70 to 80 pounds with a price range near 50 to 676 dollars.
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Market and exchange rates mixed with government bond quotes
Foreign exchange prices hold steady with various currencies listed including France Italy Norway and Denmark. New York bond quotes show Liberty and Treasury issues trading near reported yields and maturities.
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Death of Ralph Kirkpatrick Pioneer Resident of Mount Vernon
Ralph Kirkpatrick 80 a pioneer resident of Mount Vernon died at 1 40 am Wednesday at his son Frank C Kirkpatrick's home 125 Eleventh Street NE after ill health since last spring. Born April 21 1853 in Wayne County Ohio he moved to a Mount Vernon area farm in 1856 engaged in the local milling business later retiring to live with his son. Survived by son Frank C Kirkpatrick Cedar Rapids grandson Willard H Kirkpatrick Ames two brothers John M Mount Vernon Robert Coggan three sisters Mary Wetzel Cedar Rapids Emma Torrence Pasadena Calif Lizzie Krebs Fillmore Calif and numerous nieces and nephews. Body taken to Mount Vernon funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Cedar Rapids
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Obscure Rural Man Dies After Lingering Illness
Frank Meroshek of Marion dies at his home at 4 p.m. Tuesday after a long illness. Born April 3, 1886, he lived on the farm where he was born and died. Survived by wife Mary and five children Charles Frank William Rose and Clara all at home, plus a brother Wendl of Ely. Funeral at Polansky chapel Friday at 10 a.m. with burial in St John’s cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
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Mrs Mary E McKnight, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, dies at 4 18 pm
Mrs Mary E McKnight widow of T W McKnight died at her home 812 G navenie NW at 4 18 pm Tuesday after a yearlong illness. Born January 22 1851 in Salem Indiana she married George W Otterm an in 1868 and later T W McKnight in 1932. Survived by two sons Frank II Chicago Roy Otterman Cedar Rapids two sisters and one brother. Burial in Linwood cemetery after 2 pm Thursday at Turner chapel with Rev E B Frye and Home Rebekah lodge involvement noted.
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Bazaar supper and village notices fill City Briefs
Bazaar chicken supper Thursday at Second Christian advertised. Progressive club meets with Mrs. John Hamer Thursday 2 to 4 pm. Master painters and decorators meet Friday 7 30 pm at Kingston Hall. Married People's class Trinity Methodist box social Thursday 6 30 pm with boxes. First Town Volunteers Post No 1 initiates new members Thursday 7 30 pm Ben Hur hall. Rear license plate No 57 6992 stolen from Eliott’s car Tuesday night.
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Murder Mystery Deepens in Wynekoop Case in Peoria
Police probe the suspected killing of Rhoda Wynekoop in the 16 room home of Dr Alice Wynekoop. Key details include a Kansas City husband Earle Wynekoop telephoning the family, fingernail scratches on the victim, and a revolver bought earlier for protection.
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Note found in Dr Wynekoop home deepens mystery in murder case
A pencil unsigned note found in the bedroom of Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop, mother-in-law of victim Rheta Gardner Wynekoop, adds a new angle to the case. The message pleads for contact and ends with a plea for a real talk that night.
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Marion News Adds First Red Cross Member for Year
Mayor John H. Pazour purchases the first Red Cross membership in Marion for the coming year. The membership list includes Harold Phillips Marvin Edison Paul Fiedler Mike Cira and many others as town residents join the drive led by Mary English. Born Nov 21 to Charles Stambaugh near Marion a son Marvin La Verne. Several local notices of social events and meetings follow amid community announcements.
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Temporary ban on Minnesota stock sales of two bank firms
Minnesota Commerce Commission orders a temporary suspension of sale in Minnesota of stock in Northwest Bancorporation and First Bank Stock Corporation. Officials must appear December 4 to show why the ban should not become permanent amid a probe urged by Governor Olson and a legislative inquiry. The charge alleges misuse of funds to mislead buyers and manipulate the market.
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Hospital Reports Filed In Senate
The interim committee studying hospital care of the poor filed reports in the Iowa Senate on Wednesday. The minority proposal urged county quotas to regulate indigent admissions to the University of Iowa hospital, while the majority recommended charging half the cost of care to the patients’ counties. A second minority report was anticipated from Dr E E Munger and Senator Patterson.
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Sandburr Removed From Girl’s Throat
Nadine Gerst ten year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gerst of Central City had a sandburr removed from her larynx during a operation at St Luke's hospital at 12 30 p m Wednesday The procedure was successful and the obstruction was cleared.
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