Hog and cattle market report from Chicago auction
CHICAGO market review shows hog receipts around 7 000 with prices mostly 25 cents lower than Friday. Underweight hogs down 25 to 50 cents, sows and pigs varied. cattle receipts 500 with light and medium fed steers up to 11 1/2 at times, fat cattle 8.85 to 10.25, cows 4.00 to 7.00, veal calves 12.50 to 13.00, sheep receipts 3 000 with market nominal and mixed movements for fat lambs and yearlings.
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Chicago
Jersey
Liveweight Sheep Market Prices Reported for Fat Lambs and Ewes
Market notes list per head prices for fat lambs 16.50 and 16.26, feeding lambs 16.25 and 15.00 to 16.00, fat yearlings wethers 13.60, two year old wethers 12.00, fat ewes 9.25 and 8.59 to 9.00. Bulk ranges show fat lambs 15.50 to 16.26, cull natives 12.00 to 13.60, slaughter yearling wethers 12.50 to 13.50, wethers 19.50 to 11.50.
Chicago Grain futures close mixed on January numbers
The Chicago grain table shows wheat, corn, oats, rye, lard and ribs with price moves across new and old contracts. May and July positions trend with small gains for some grains while others slip slightly, reflecting field conditions and demand.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Price Report
Wheat prices ranged from No 1 hard 1.84 to 1.86 plus No 2 hard 1.84. Corn mixed quotes spanned 65 to 80 with various grades. Oats minutely quoted at 42 to 43 cents for No 2 white. rye and barley prices listed. timothy, clover seeds also noted.
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Chicago
Concord
Blackhawk
Monmouth Disc
John Deere
Monarch
Monmouth Maid
Doan’s Pills Advertised For Kidney Relief In Washington
Washington readers are urged to use Doan’s Pills for kidney relief amid back ache dizziness and risk of related diseases. A endorsed case from Mrs. W F Haight of 450 S Eighth Ave notes relief after taking Doan’s and continued use prevented recurrence. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses the remedy.
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Bright
Doan
Washington
W. F. Haight
S. Eighth Ave
Livestock Estimates for Monday and Next Week
Chicago dispatch reports Monday livestock estimates with hogs at 70 000 cattle 22 000 sheep 24 000. The forecast for all next week totals 230 000 head across hogs cattle and sheep with no further details.
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Chicago
Butter Markets Open Week WithBuyer Favor Yet End Unsettled
The butter markets opened the week with prices sharply lower across markets, driven by large receipts and weak buying. Eastern markets rallied Thursday with small gains, Chicago showing steadiness but lack of real demand, resulting in unsettled, nervous sentiment and outsized weeklong stock movement.
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Chicago
Corn Market Surge Driven by $1 a Bushel Offer
Chicago reports corn led by a surprising $1 per bushel offer to merchants with gains of 2 percent over the prior week. Wheat eased while oats rose and provisions advanced. Government plans and sugar from corn policy debates fueled speculative buying and plans to expand corn product use. News suggested improved commercial demand and rumors of reductions in the large crop.
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Chicago
Asia
Grain Markets Reflect Mixed Signals and Shelter Demand
Market notes indicate wheat prices soft due to rising Argentine and Australian crops while domestic mill demand strengthens. Oats show limited rural offerings and provisions stocks are unusually light.
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Oata
Priest named chaplain of 112th Cavalry in Iowa National Guard
Father T. L. Wolfe, assistant pastor at St. Mary's Catholic church Fort Madison, appointed chaplain of the 112th cavalry Iowa National Guard of Des Moines by Governor Hammill. A World War I veteran he was gassed twice in France.
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T. L. Wolfe
St. Mary's Catholic Church
112Th Cavalry
Iowa National Guard
Des Moines
Hammill
Wolfe
France
Poultry and Animal Market Prices Listed in Washington
Washington Produce Markets lists butterfat cream eggs and live poultry prices per pound or dozen. Hens are priced by weight with distinctions for Leghorn black and size. ducks geese and horse hides appear with set per unit or per animal values. No market exists for cull sick or crippled poultry.
Closing Out and Public Sales North of Washington in January 1926
A series of farm and livestock sale notices from Washington area listings detail multiple closing out sales and public auctions. Frank Vicha O. H. Palmer Teo Duke Knotek Bros and others schedule auctions from January 11 to February 2 at locations miles west to northeast of Washington Crawfordsville Wellman and Riverside Iowa multiple farmers and estate administrators announced.
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Tam
Chicago
Washington
Riverside
Jim Prebyl Farm
Brighton
Frank Vicha
Robertson and Snyder
Frank McFarland
Teo. Duke
S. W. of Washington
Knotek Bros
Iowa
O. H. Palmer
S. E
Cynthia M. Cain
Crawfordsville
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