Cooler weather boosts markets and lifts wheat and corn
Reports of low Canadian temperatures and a forecast of cooler weather spurred bullish trading at the Chicago board of trade. Wheat opened firm and surged to about 162 1/2, then held gains as outside markets stayed strong. corn followed but finished near the prior close with modest losses. Oats and provisions showed varied moves, with weekly prices reflecting strong demand for cattle and weaker sheep markets.
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Chicago
Ill
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Chicago cash grain prices quoted by Associated Press
Chicago market report shows Wheat prices for No 1 to No 3 hard ranging from 1.62 to 1.68 per bushel. Corn values posted for mixed yellow and white varieties between 1.03 and 1.05 per unit, oats around 41 to 41 percent, and barley about 67 to 77 cents. Livestock figures list Lard 17.3, Ribs 18b0, Bellies 21.50 per hundred.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
A. J
Timothy
Peoria Grain Prices Reported By Associated Press
Peoria Illinois August 22 corn receipts 25 cars market 2c lower prices include No 2 white 163 No 2 yellow 103 No 4 yellow 19242 No 4 yellow 102 No 2 mixed 103 sample 9 1 2 c Oats receipts 13 cars market unchanged No 2 white 40 No 3 white 49 40%
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Local Markets Poultry and Eggs Prices
Poultry No 1 hens 18c No 2 14c No 1 springs 18c No 2 springs 14c roosters 9c Eggs 20 1/2c. Livestock prices shown by Richard Packing Co with totals $334.7 and $13.25 to $13.75, packer 12:35.
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Swift & Co
Richard Packing Co
Packerg
Chicago market prices for dairy eggs poultry and cheese
Butter receipts 13 737 tubs with varied grades. eggs 9 753 cases with firsts and ordinary firsts. poultry alive lower with cars noted and prices for fowls broilers springs young chickens roosters turkeys ducks geese. cheese market lower with twin daisies long horns brick prices listed. potatoes receipts 48 cars arrivals 206 on track with U S shipments 492 cars and trading light as Wisconsin bulk round whites and Minnesota bulk early Ohies priced per cwt.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Breilers
Americas
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Market Notes Show Mixed Pricing With Small Gains
A brief market update lists prices like $2.00 and $2.10 with symbols such as sacked and Wiscon sin sacked, noting a triumphs small price of $1.75 and stating no other sales occurred.
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Wisconsin
Triumphs
Butter Steadier Receipts And Market Signals In New York
New York August 22 butter market news shows receipts at 6 831 tubs with higher grade creamery extras about 92 score. Egg market steady with 46 cases received. Cheese market easy with 183 598 pounds received.
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New York
St Louis Produce Prices Steady on Poultry Eggs
Poultry butter and eggs trading unchanged in St Louis on August 22 as reported by the Associated Press Leased Wire. Market notes indicate steady quotations with no significant shifts in demand or supply.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Market roundup hints small shifts in butter eggs and poultry
The week shows slight changes in butter eggs and poultry markets. Fresh first eggs in New York unchanged while Chicago closes fractionally lower. Butter 90 score Chicago fluctuates around 41 to 42 cents. New York 2 score extras rise to 43½ cents. Live poultry receipts are not excessive with good demand for fowl and springs, dressed fowl prices up due to lighter receipts, fair demand for fresh broilers under 2½ pounds, and dressed chickens over weight plentiful and slow sale.
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Swift & Co
New York
Chicago
Live Poultry Market Steady with Unchanged Prices
New York report notes the live poultry market remains steady on August 22 with no freight quotations and express prices unchanged.
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New York
East St Louis Horse and Mule Market Prices
East St. Louis August 22 horses listed with draft prices from 75 to 180 dollars and good quality eastern and southern drafts. Mules priced by size with 16 to 17 hands at 175 to 225 dollars and smaller sizes from 125 to 190 dollars.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Til
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Cattle Steady to Weaker
Chicago market report shows hog receipts around 3 000 head with uneven trade and prices mostly 10 to 25 cents lower. top hogs 13 65. Cattle receipts 500 head with fed steers 50 cents to 1 dollar lower and grass offerings under pressure. dairy like notes on grass run and weak dressed beef. Sheep receipts 1 000 head with fat lambs 50 cents lower on week and feeding lambs in strong demand. top fat lambs around 15 15.
Rails Feature Stock Upturns Highlight Market Session
Strength in southwestern rail shares led the rally on August 22 as merger and dividend hopes boosted prices. St Louis Southwestern rose to 62 1 2, with Frisco common Katy common Wabash B and Seaboard Air Line also advancing to new highs. Steel copper tobacco and equipment stocks followed with United States Steel hitting a new high and General Railway Signal up 19, while Motors Truck issues remained heavy and Mack Trucks gained. Total volume approached 600 600 shares.
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New York
N. Y
A. P
Southwestern Railroad
St. Louis Southwestern
Frisco Common
Katy Common
Wabash
Seaboard Air Line
United States Steel Common
General Railway Signal
General Baking
General Electric
National Lead
Beechnut Packing
Mack Trucks
Sioux City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Receipts
Cattle receipts 500 head with fats and yearlings 1.00 to 2.00 lower. cows and heifers 50c lower. grass cattle down 5c to 1.00. bulls and yearlings steady. Hogs 6,000 head 15 to 25c lower led by top 13.10 and bulk 11.25 to 13.00. lights, butchers, and packers softer. Sheep 100 head lambs 25c lower at 14.50. ewes down 25c to 7.26.
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Sioux City
Kansas City Livestock Prices Steady With Mixed Shifts Across Beef Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts at Kansas City total 300 head with varying changes by class. Desirable grain feds bring $12.00 to $14.90, grassers mostly $7.50 to $8.75. top heavy steers around $15.00, veals up to $1.00 higher. Hogs at 2,500 head show uneven trade with most sales $12.40 to $13.25 per cwt and packer tops near $12.70. Sheep receipts 1,000 head report lambs 25 to 35 cents lower, with top Colorado lambs $15.25 and natives about $15.00.
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Hutton
W. 4
Hutton Co
Hershey
Bartlett
Frazier
Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Associated Press
Kansas
Southwest
Texas
Peoria Livestock Market Report Hogs and Cattle
Peoria Illinois August 22 receipts hogs 1,000 head market 15 to 25 cents lower top 13.25 lights 12.75 to 13.25 medium 12.85 to 13.25 heavies 12.65 to 12.85 packers 10.75 to 11.25 cattle receipts light steady calf top 12.50.
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Associated Press
Peoria
St Joe Livestock Market Report from St Joseph Mo
Hogs receipts 2400 head uneven market top 12.90 bulk 12.00 to 12.90. Cattle receipts 1000 head steady with steers for week around 7.25 to 14.00 top cows and heifers 7.50 to 12.00 calves 5.00 to 13.00 stockers and feeders 5.50 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 500 head steady with lambs 12.90 to 14.75 ewes 6.00 to 7.25.
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Associated Press
St Joseph
East St. Louis Hog and Cattle Market Report
East St. Louis Illinois August 22 hogs receipts 2500 head market slow with light weight hogs steady others 10 to 15 cents lower top 13.80 bulk 140 200 pounds 13.65 13.85 200 230 pounds 13.40 13.65 weightier kinds 13.60 13.49 few good weight pigs 13.50 13.75 most packersows 11.35 11.50 cattle receipts 40 percent of week ago native beef steers uneven lower western steers 25 to 0 lower canners 10 to 15 cents higher light wearers 5 to 0 higher other killing classes 50 cents lower stocker and feeders steers steady tops
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Oklahoma
Chicago
Ill
Vear
Associated Press
East St. Louis
Big Crowd Attends Junction Chautauqua Events and Season Ticket Drive
Columbus Junction Ia Aug 22 Large crowds filled the chautauqua as Cinderella Man and The Bubble played. The Rev R D Hughes led a season ticket drive aiming for the 25th assembly. A Sunday religious program features talks by Geneva Harshbarger and A S Smith with a 70-voice chorus.
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Columbus Junction
Chautauqua
Cinderella Company
R. D. Hughes
Chicago
Emerald Avenue Presbyterian Church
Chautauqua Assembly
Hughes
Pictorial Review of
Europe
Singing Hussars
Bic
Louisa County
Iowa
Chautauqua Grounds
Geneva Harshbarger
Mt. Pleasant
S. M. LePage
Spirit of America
Columbus Junction Fair
Miss Gass
A. S. Smith
D. D
Iowa Wesleyan College
Letts
Glenn W. Ayers
Washington
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
H. B. Thomas
Dr. McDonald
Pattsons College
Diunetion
Kalona Community Notes and Travel Visits
Kalona Iowa and nearby areas report visiting relatives relatives from Farsow Oklahoma and Goshen Indiana plus trips to Chicago Stuttgart Ark and Belle Plaine. Local families attend funerals picnics and old settlers events while others entertain store clerks and visit Cedar Rapids Muscatine and Wellman.
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Kalona
John Garber
Farsow
Anna Snider
W. L. Sniders
Humner
Iowa City
Favorites Gain in Early Trades on Wall Street
New York stock buyers push up favorites as plentiful money and bright business signals fuel initial gains. Seaboard Air Line common, Katy common, Lowe's Inc, Indian Motorcycle, American Ice and Howe Mound Mining hit 1925 highs, with St. Louis Southwestern up 3 points and U S Steel common at 124 3 4.
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New York
A. P
Seaboard Air Line Common
Katy
Loewe's Inc
Indian Motorcycle
American Ice
Howe Mound
St. Louis Southwestern
U. S. Steel Common
Atalissa Girl to Teach in Alaska
Ruth Watters leaves Atalissa for Sitka Alaska to teach the coming year. En route she will spend a few days in Seattle. Principalship duties begin Aug 31 with Mr Charles Bolon taking over. Local social notes include a birthday party for Margaret Watters and a Kline reunion in Davenport.
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Atlaissa
Ruth Watters
Sitka
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Fred Stortz
Davenport
Sanford Peck
Raymond Greetz
Kane
Manitoba
Greetz
Louis
Richard Watters
Margaret
Charles Bolon
Atalissa
Bolon
Classified Ads Late Copy Highlights and Rentals
Special Sunday fried chicken 50c cream chicken on toast 35c Lincoln Cafe. Lost set of silver wound drum snares call 1727 W. For rent strictly modern room cottage phone 784 W in daytime. For rent four furnished rooms in modern home Inquirer Journal. For rent two light housekeeping inquire after 6 pm 6109 E.
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Lincoln Cafe
Inquirer. Journal
Muench of Nichols Turns in Big Bass for Contest Entry
Big fish keep arriving at Bond Hawkins Sporting Goods on Walnut Street for the summer fishing contest. The latest entry is a 2.5 pound black bass by Dr. V. O. Muench of Nichols caught at Pike Run, placing second behind George Miller's 2.12 pound catch which leads the list. Miller also has a second entry, a two pound bass, in third place.
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Bond & Hawkins Sporting Goods
Walnut Street
V. O. Muench
Nichols
Pike Run
George Miller
Dr. Muench
Murray Families Meet at Wapello Aug 22 Reunion
A Murray family reunion gathered 56 relatives in Wapello at the home of Mr and Mrs William Murray. Attendees included Murrays from Wapello and from Nebraska and Illinois. The 1926 reunion is planned for Pontiac Illinois on the third Thursday in August.
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Marie Phillips
Chautauqua
Noah Carter
William Carter
Charles Lambert
Anna Smith
Eli Selman
Muscatine
W. T. Boulton
Columbus City
John Housen
Ainsworth
Wapello
Murray
William Murray
Murrays
Harve Hedges
Valparaiso
Robert Murray
Silver Creek
Neb
William and
Charles Wilcox
James Murray Sr
Clifford Murray
Tom Wilvin
James Andrew Sr
James Andrew Jr
Mary Jane Spires
Sadie Cullen
Levi Fosdick
Orval Fosdick
Robert Fosdick
Mantor
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
C. L. Wilson
Alice Hobart
Center
Colo
C. R. Avydelott
Maxine
Warrenton
W. P. Ludwig
Visitors and guests at local households
Son of Grahama O. and Miss Ione Reed of St. Louis visit the Beane families in the city. Ed Fisher and George Beane host guests at their home, with Miss Reed spending time with local relatives.
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Son
Grahama, O
Ed Fisher
George Beane
Ione Reed
St. Louis, Mo
Beane
Norton finalist in Newport tennis tourney
Brian I. C. Norton of St. Louis advanced to the final in the Newport invitation tennis tournament by defeating Clarence J. Griffin of San Francisco 6-3 6-2 6-2 in the semifinal at Newport Newport Illinois August 22 A P report Norton moves on to the final round against an unspecified opponent in this invitational event hosted in Newport.
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Newport
R. IL
Brian I. C. Norton
St. Louis
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
Nurse Killed In Wreck Near Nevada Iowa
Nettie Tow aged 36 a nurse at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids was killed when the automobile she rode in collided with another machine on the Lincoln Highway two and one half miles west of Nevada Iowa last night with A P report.
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Wreck
Nevada
A. P
Nettie Tow
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway
Leonard Plans Return to Ring Next Month
New York boxer Benny Leonard, a retired lightweight champion, announced he intends to re enter the ring next month signaling a comeback.
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New York
Benny Leonard
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State Teachers’ College
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Carolville
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YALE
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West Front Street
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Denver
Cole
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District Court
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Norton
uSiaa
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Capitol
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Hobart Bosworth
Myrtle Stedman
Olive Tell
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