Hogs Strong To 50 Higher In Chicago Trade
The Chicago market reports butcher hogs up to 50 cents higher with hogs 1 2 and 3 sizes showing gains. Cattle and lamb values held steady while pork and livestock receipts were estimated for Wednesday. Industrial stocks rose on the New York exchanges led by Ford and GE amid broad gains.
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New York
Ford
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
Anaconda
Occidental Petroleum
Chicago
USDA
Offighal
Wheat Declines as Market Echoes Government Impounding Report
Wheat futures slipped about two cents a bushel on Tuesday amid a government report on farmer wheat impounding. Other grains and soybeans traded irregularly lower while activity remained fairly brisk and mixed in Chicago cash grain quotes. No. 2 yellow hard wheat and No. 2 yellow corn prices are listed with nearby bid levels.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Liveweight beef prices ease across markets in Midwest reports
Des Moines reports moderate trade, demand steady with few declines. prices for various weight ranges show small drops. Sioux City notes cattle steady for steers and heifers with select prices listed, while Omaha market lists wide ranges for steers, heifers, cows and bulls with some weakness in cows and canners.
Midwest meat prices steady with some gains in pork
USDA reports Monday Midwest carrot meat trade shows steer beef 43.50 to 44.00 for 600 to 800 pound cattle, heifer beef 41.75 to 42.00 for 700 pounds, loins 8 to 14 pounds 44.00 to 44.25, ribs about 39.50 to 40.00. Skinned hams 14 to 36 pounds range 39.50 to 40.25, seedless bellies 14 to 20 pounds significantly lower and 50 percent lower in some cases.
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Des Moines
USDA
Lowa
Knapp Elected to Board of Iowa Properties Inc
John N. Knapp was elected to the board of directors of Iowa Properties Inc. Gerald A. Hiland announced the decision after a board meeting. Knapp is vice president and treasurer of Securities Corp. of Iowa and has a history with the Kenya government in Nairobi under the MIT Fellows-in-Africa program.
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John N. Knapp
Iowa Properties, Inc
Gerald A. Hiland
Knapp
Iowa
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Kenya
Nairobi
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cedar Rapids market steady on hog and cattle prices
Hog prices eased little with butchers 17.50 to 18.00 for 200 to 230 lb cattle. Sows under 300 lb 16.50 to 17.00. Cattle demand: prime steers 27.00, prime heifers 26.00, choice steers 26.00 to 27.00, various grades from 18.75 to 26.00. Sheep and poultry also listed with regional figures and futures noted.
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Chicago
USDA
Des Moines
UPI
U.S
CITY_LIVESTOCK
Sioux
Cty
Omaha Livestock Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Yee Ae
Iowa
Lot Choice
Fed
Chicago Produce Prices and Wholesale Largely Steady
AP report from Chicago notes wholesale poultry prices flat with roasters at 25 to 26 cents and special fed White Rock fryers 20 to 21 cents. Butter prices hold at 93 score AA 67.52 and 92 A 67.43, eggs near steady with grade A whites 40 cents, mediums 31 to 37 cents, potatos arrivals 42, supply light and market steady with Minnesota round reds at 2.50, North Dakota round reds 2.50 to 2.68, Wisconsin russet Burbanks 3.30, Wisconsin round reds 2.25.
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Ralsten P
Ranco Inc
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Sanders
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Tei IngerRand
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New York Egg Market Sees Ample Supplies Amid Sluggish Demand
New York wholesale egg offerings are ample to excessive with slow demand. Eggs quoted by size include Fancy large 42-44 cents, Fancy medium 34-35, Fancy smalls 29-30, Fancy Pee-Wees unquoted. Butter offerings adequate with good demand. Creamery prices strong at 93 Score 69-67 cents and 92 Score 69-69 percent.
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NEW York Produce New York
USDA
Wallace Placed on Ohio Ballot Heads to All States
The Supreme Court sided with George Wallace 6 to 3, ruling Ohio may not impose heavy burdens on ballot access. Justice Black led the majority while Chief Justice Warren and Justices Stewart and White dissented. Wallace will appear on ballots in all 50 states.
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George Wallace
Ohio
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Earl Warren
Potter Stewart
Byron White
Wallace
Edgewood Votes $2 Sewer Charge for Rain Drain Link
The town council approves a new $2 fee for homeowners whose rainwater drainage connects to the sanitary sewer system. The measure targets modernization of storm sewer handling and reduces cross contamination risks.
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Edgewood
Arab saboteur killed as Israeli troops face early clashes
In separate early Tuesday incidents in Tel Aviv and border areas an Arab saboteur died and two Israeli border troops were wounded. The events occurred as tensions escalated between Israeli forces and Arab militants.
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Tel Aviv
City Briefs Key local meetings and notices across town
LPN Assn of Town Members meets Wednesday 7 p.m. at St. Luke's hospital. Travelers Assn dinner Saturday 6:30 p.m. at Roosevelt hotel. St George Orthodox church events October 20. Preschool story hour Wednesday 10:30 downtown library. Nancy Getzin speaks Thursday 1:30 p.m. at YMCA. Salem United Methodist Bazaar October 16 with snack bar. Mrs. Hullinger Dies 84 of Davis City. Voter registration hours updated with Oct 26 deadline.
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Travelers Assn
Travelers Protective Assn. of America
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Roosevelt Hotel
Salem United Methodist
1St Ave West Bazaar
City Hall
Amana Expands Sales Management Staff
Amana Refrigeration, Inc. announces expansion of its headquarters sales management group to support expanding product lines and record sales. Louis R. King confirms promotions of Jack F. Peppers to vice president sales and Frank Busch as product sales manager for room air conditioners, with Dan Nickell named regional sales manager for the Birmingham region.
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AMANA
Amana Refrigeration, Inc
Louis R. King
Amana Refrigeration Sales Corp
Peppers
Frank Busch
Busch
Ifield
Busch and Peppers
Daniel A. Nickell, Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Nickell
Earlville Farmer Hurt In Hay Baler Mishap
William Britt a 41 year old Earlville farmer is hospitalized in Cedar Rapids with injuries to his left hand after his hand was caught in the roller of a hay baler he was operating alone on the Irvin Kintzle farm. He was trapped for about two and a half hours before his rescuers arrived.
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Earlville
William Britt
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Irvin Kintzle
Don Fonck
Foncks
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