Hogs Prices Fall as Chicago Trade Dims Demand
Chicago June 12 AP report shows hog buyers bidding 5 to 10 cents lower for desirable butchers as lack of support keeps prices from steady. Early rounds set outside price at 9.90 for medium weights, with heavy and packing hogs moving slower and droves averaging below yesterday's 9.46. Local cattle and sheep arrivals thin, with steady to uneven quotes and notable regional price spreads across Waterloo Cedar Rapids Mason City Ottumwa Des Moines markets.
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Local market hog and poultry price listings
Local markets report egg prices at 17 to 19 cents per dozen. Poultry hens 12 to 15 cents roosters 9 cents. Hog prices vary by weight with ranges from 8.90 to 9.99 per hundredweight for light hogs up to 7.85 to 7.90 for very heavy sows, among other weight bands.
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Iowa Hog Market Review by AP Des Moines June 12
The AP reports combined hog receipts at 22 yards and 9 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for a 24 hour period ending 8 am. Prices moved slow to 10 cents lower with most losses 50 to 10 cents, heavy weights and sows hit more. Quotations cover various weight classes from 140 lb light lights to 550 lb packing sow ranges, noting long haul shipments and base weight exclusions.
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Chicago live stock markets report sluggish bid declines
Chicago prices show hogs at 4,000 direct and 11,000 total with bids 5 to 10 cents lower than yesterday. Cattle and calves totals large with steers 550 to 900 pounds around 9.1 to 12.0, heifers 9.25 to 11.25, cows 4.75 to 7.00, and stocker bids softer. Sheep scarce and uneven with spring lambs near 9.00 to 9.65 tops, natives around 7.00 to 7.50.
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Dairy and Produce Price Report From Chicago Markets
Chicago market notes dated June 12 report butter egg and cheese prices with numerous grade levels and percentages. It lists shipments, stock status, and demand for butter eggs poultry potatoes and regional grain prices across U S states and markets with futures closed figures for butter eggs cheese potatoes and russets.
New York Produce Prices Mixed For Poultry And Dairy
Live poultry by freight quotes show chickens and fowls at various cents per pound with roosters turkeys ducks and mixed colors listed. Butter prices rise slightly while creamery and cheese figures hold steady and overall prices remain unchanged.
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New York Stocks Mixed with Many Notable Movements
Market listings show Allied Allegheny Alchem and Dye at 15.24, Am Steel Fdrs at 3.51, Am Sugar at 8.%, and many others including Beth St 26, Canada Dry 9, Can Pacific 10, Case 54, Ches and O 44.4, Chi and NW 3, Gen Foods 5.5, Ford Mover Ltd 8, United Fadrs 7-16, and Union Pac 102 on the New York exchange. Curb listings note Am founders Ark Nat Gas 1, E Bar and Share 6, Ford Mover Ltd 8, United Fadrs 7-16, and United Gas 1% with varied small percentages across several issues.
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Grains Tumble in Late Trades
Wheat futures fell as harvest activity began in Kansas and new season lows formed. Prices dropped about 3 cents a bushel with nearby wheat and corn closing at similar levels. July wheat at 80 3/4 to 80 7/8 cents, corn down 1 to 1 1/2 cents, oats lower, provisions steady to down.
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Chicago Cash Grain Prices June 12
Market report lists cash wheat and corn prices with grades and percentages for No 3 red No 2 mixed No 1 yellow and other cereals. Oats rye barley timothy and clover seed prices per cwt shown with ranges and nominal valuations.
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Sioux City Livestock Prices Edge Lower Across Markets
U S Dept of Agriculture report from Sioux City June 12 shows cattle lines weaker with steers 9.25 to 11.00, heifers around 33.50, cows 5.00 to 6.25, cutters 3.50 to 4.59. Hogs steady to down 5 with top 9.35 and lighter weights near 9.00 to 9.30, sows 8.00 to 8.95, pigs 8.00 to 8.75. Sheep trade about 25 lower led by $6.75 on shorn yearlings and $3.25 for choice springers.
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Kansas City Livestock Prices Weigh Down Markets Report
Livestock prices in Kansas City show hogs steady to 15 lower with 140 to 200 Ibs at 8.75 to 9.55 dollars and cattle and calves mixed with steers 5.50 to 12.75, cows 50 to 87.50, vealers 4.00 to 9.00, and sheep at 4.00 to 7.00 with spring lambs 5.97 to 8.75.
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Saints Loom as Latest Threat to Loop Leaders
In Des Moines the St Joseph Saints tied for fourth by beating the Indians 3 to 2 as Davenport and Sioux City kept a first place deadlock. The Packers beat Cedar Rapids 3 to 1 behind Luke Bucklin while the Blue Sox routed Des Moines 8 to 2. Rock Island fell 8 to 2 to the Cowboys to square the series.
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High Commissioner of Baseball Awaits Ex-Convict's Record
Chicago Kenesaw Mountain Landis the final court of appeals in organized baseball awaits records in the Edwin Alabama Pitts ex convict case denied the right to play for Albany Club of the International League. Landis is expected to receive reports late today or Thursday as he stays in seclusion at his hotel suite. At 68 he follows a policy of silence until a definite decision. no comment from his office on Pitts presenting his appeal.
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Avonne Welsh Rides Calf Beauty for Pony Substitution
Avonne Welsh, 10, of Mason City trains her Guernsey yearling Beauty to ride after craving a pony. She attends Madison school and lives south of Mason with parents Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Welsh. Avonne chose Beauty and now treats the calf as a pony, while also loving her dog Poochie.
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Helen Wills Moody Dominates Third Round Match
London reports Helen Wills Moody crushed Nancy Lyle of England in the Kent tennis championship third round 6-1 6-2 as she presses toward a second consecutive title.
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Free Tank School Opens at Y M C A With 80 in Class
The first annual Journal Y M C A free swimming school opened today at the Y pool with about 80 youths receiving basic instruction from A J Lindley, association physical director. Sessions ran 9 o clock, 9 15 tonight for senior boys, and three groups were formed for morning sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday for two weeks, closing June 4.
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Tennis Star and Wife Injured in Clinton Crash
Professional tennis star Ellsworth Vines Jr. and his wife were slightly hurt when their car collided with another near Clinton. A farm boy was killed, interrupting their cross country trip as Vines travels from Pasadena to sail for a European tour.
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Preliminary Net Tourney Planned by Y Official
Miss Mary Shemaitis, YWCA official, announces a preliminary tennis tournament for city girls under 18 as a warm up to a forthcoming city wide event. It opens Tuesday June 19 at Musser and Weed park courts, runs three days, with 20 to 30 entries already.
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Tennis Player Involved in Fatal Crash In DeWitt
Vines, the driver, was treated for glass cuts and released. The fatally injured boy was 14 year old Robert Crampton, who rode with his father William Crampton, 45, a DeWitt farmer, left seriously hurt. Vines awoke to his wife’s cry before the collision on the wrong side of the road. Coroner L O Riggert planned an inquest.
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Milwaukee Brewers Triumph Over St Paul In Slugfest
The Milwaukee Brewers pounded 12 hits to beat St Paul 13 to 5 in the American Association. Four runs crossed in the fourth and six more in the sixth. The loss left St Paul tied with Indianapolis for the lead, while Minneapolis moved into third with a 3 to 0 win over Kansas City. Louisville edged Columbus 2 to 1 in a night game.
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Elks and Lutherans Win On Opening Diamond Night
Elks, Iowa Pearl and Lutherans Victorious in twin games. Lutz opened with a first inning double in the Elks victory while Grace Lutheran routed First Methodist on the new diamond. Lutherans scored all their runs in the second inning on four singles and four errors. Methodists, aided by eight errors, were held to seven hits by Mittman and Dave Sywassink. Bob Evans pitched for the Lutherans and allowed six safeties. Box scores follow.
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