Chicago Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Livestock receipts total 2 receipts 20 000 with cattle sheep and hogs broadly steady Monday activity showed top hogs around 1160 with many 1125 to 1150. Cattle receipts 7 000 calves and yearlings mixed offerings with steers heifers and cows mostly firmer. top slaughter steers 1300 to 1500 pounds 1325 to 1475, cows 950 to 1150, bulls 975 to 1050. Sheep receipts 13 000 fat lambs firmer around 25 cents. lambs 1710 to 1785 for good and choice, ewes 1250 to 1260, feeder lambs 150 to 165.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Open High 1 LIVESTOCK ESTINUTES CHICAGO
April 16 report shows estimated tomorrow receipts with cattle hogs and sheep figures. May and July grain futures quotes appear alongside March price percentages and cash grain notes for wheat oats and corn.
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Chicago
AB AG
Local News Highlights From Town and Nearby Travel
Mrs Ed Rambrick returns from short visit with Ray while others travel to Des Moines for business. Residents plan plans for Texarkana and a week of travel for business. Wl Matthews visits Keota to attend United Presbyterian church. Alfred Brown drives to Washington for a brief visit with his parents. The Masson family near Jeanest city anticipates abundant fruit next year and praises local youth helping harvest. Mrs. Pelter and Frederick visit Muscatine. sale of a well located lot listed in the Journal. HF Messeltine, near East Van Buren, finishes trimming trees amid lingering health concerns. town life and weather noted.
Grain Market Report From Toledo Await Cash Prices?
The Toledo grain market shows 450 to 215 and 540 figures with 2000 data pending. Timothy Clover noted quotes and cash terms expected soon, indicating price activity and market wait for clearance.
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Timothy Clover
Toledo
Loss of a Newborn Heifer and Local Fare Scrape
A farmer notes the death of one of her best young heifers amid high cow prices. The visit to Wolfe Flor Co. drew crowds and traffic. a companion named Preston offered no pleasant greeting, reminiscent of a humming bob in the shrubs.
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Wolfe Flor Co
Preston
Bob
Longworth Reelected Speaker of the House Urges Prompt Action
In Washington on April 16, Rep. Nicholas Longworth Republican of Ohio was reelected as Speaker for the 71st Congress defeating Democrat J. N. Garner Texas by party vote. He pressed for session adjournment at the earliest moment and urged focus on farm relief tariffs and census reapportionment while warning against legislation drafted in extreme cold.
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Waspington
Nicholas Longworth
Republic
Ohio
Eaker
House of Representives
Longerworth
J. N. Garner
Texas
Uhankuse
Sam
House
Senate
For Sale Items and Equipment Listing
A jumble of classified sale items including baby chicks eggs and hatching services, milch cows and team horses, farm implements and tools, a De Laval separator, Raven pig meal, Min eral feed, and various farm equipment with irregular contact details and prices. The notice enumerates several sellers and items across farming supplies.
Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Hides Prices Cited
Prices listed for hens and roosters by dozen or pound, fresh laid per dozen hens at 11 dollars, heavy breed roosters by thousand, geese per pound, tee hides per thousand, horse hides each one cent, no market for sick or injured poultry noted. delivery premiums mentioned.
Stewarts Successor With Standard Oil Resigns His Position
Chicago April 16 Dr William Merriam Burton who succeeded Col Robert W Stewart as a Standard Oil of Indiana director resigned due to illness Brice Johnstone Chiexkeat ney was elected to replace Burton who was drafted by the Rockefellers after Stewart was ousted for ties to Continental Trading The inventor of the cracking crude oil process Burton also served as Indian company president
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Chicago
William Merriam Burton
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
John D. Rockefelle
Ilness
Brice Johnstone
Chiexkeatney
Buron
Rockefellers
Col
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
Dr. Burton
Indian Company
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Washington
W.s.reister
Eggs and Poultry
Littl
McCormick
Deering News
Evening Journal
Washington International
Ed Rambrick
Seymon
Glenn Mace
Will Hemmings
Des Moines
Royit
Trening
Texarkana
Matthews
Keota
United Presbyterian Church
Alfred Brown
Washngton
Oskaloosa
Mrs
Be, Brown
John Masson
Jeanest City
Iowa
Maitire Ubi
John Pelter
Frederick
Muscatine
Peter
J. W. Thompson
Dolly
Messeltine
East van Burren
Ewes
D. F. Macon
Washington International Co
East Third St
Longworth
Jim Hotle
American Pe Button Co
Ottumwa
Towa
J. H. Hartt
Sith
Walter Leet
West
Chester
Hatciin
Torington County
L. P. Cassidy
B.C. Products Corporation
Holine
G. Hayes
Tel
Red Way
Deliv
Dempsey & Breitenbach, Batt
Wood
W. M Darbyshire Boot
Coats Schmoeller Bros
J. E. Neatly
Crawfordsville
Rock Hatch
Clare
H. A. Engel
LE Combe Thode Island
Red
Settin
Jack
Urnard St. Call
RAVEN
Timothy
J. P. Wo
Aztgood
DE Laval
Eae
Washington Produce Markets
J. Pov Tobin Farm
Ainsworth
Raveyard
Haskins
Raveone
Tarr
Vo Msure
J.P. Tobin
The
OWA Live Stock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
Taylor Bros
Wallace School
South Fourth Avenue
Roger Jones
Marion O'Loughlin
Claire Dewey Tsi
2Nd Ave
T-House
Country
Stieod
Carris Corner
Adolph Larson
Parcel Post
France
McCoy
Bailey
Stewarts
Standard Oil
Clip Thompson
General Trucking
J. M. Goodwin A
Wilson & Roth General Contractors
Tom and St. Phone
C.V. Crull
BOL Bailey
Town Ave
Dick’s Furniture Store
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