Cattle market report from Chicago largely steady with varied changes
Cattle receipts 200 show mixed results with fat stock and slaughter cattle mostly lower or steady, best weights up to 16.50 for heavy offerings, lighter types down to 12.00 to 15.50, vealers 11.00 to 12.00. Sheep receipts 3000 with fat lambs 25 to 35 cents lower and yearlings steady, weekly top prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Ill
J. Ben Roach
Walter P. Roach
Woz
BR. Hugill
W. A. Simerman
J. L. Merrion
Market Prices for Lambs Cattle Hogs and Hogs Details
Feed lambs 13.85 fat natives 13.59 fat ewes 7.25 feeding lambs 13.00 bulk prices fed western lambs 12.50 13.60 natives 12.26 13.50 fat ewes 6.50 7.25 yearling wether 10.50 11.60 feeding and slaughter lambs 12.00 12.75 Hogs receipts 5 000 market 1 higher spots up 15 cents choice hogs all weights 160 lbs up to 8.60 bulk good and choice hogs all weights 130 lbs up 8.46 8.60 bulk pack sows 7.25 7.60 pigs 6.75 7.25 selected lots 7.75 or better pigs advance larger on better grade strongweights shippers took 3 590 estimated holdover 1 000
Grain futures mixed as Wheat and Corn drift in Chicago
Chicago grain markets show mixed moves with Wheat for March around 1.29 to 1.30 dollars per bushel and Corn near 0.90 to 0.92 dollars, as May and July positions hold tight. Traders monitor slight gains in Wheat while Corn margins stay narrow amid shifting futures activity.
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Ous Boty
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Shifts Across Commodities
Chicago market checks show mixed movement in grains with Wheat and Corn varying by color and grade. Oats and Rye quote ranges reported, while Barley and Timothy also listed with price spans and Clover moving within noted shifts.
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Chicago
Toledo Seed Market Prices Mixed for January
Clover and timothy quotes show cash and imported rates with February and March futures. Clover cash at 18.60, imported at 16.00. Timothy cash 2.05, March 2.15. Alsike ranges from 16.23 in January to 16.60 in March. Market notes from Toledo dated January 14.
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Timothy
Alsike
Local notices greet homestead life and sale news
January 14 update from a rural community notes Eva Murphy’s birth January 12 and her nine pound growth, mentions Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Murphy, depreciates price to acquire a newborn, reports large turnout at the Gates sale and distant buyers, praises Leslie’s leadership, Ralph Dougherty’s settlement, John Erlenbush’s farm purchase, plans to hitch mules, Rheumatism recovery for Jacob Shrader, Ralph Tracy aiding road work, Cal Underwood moving to Winters farm, and Lee Foster sale reports of cattle and other goods.
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Leslie
Ralph Dougherty
John Erlenbush
John
McGinnis
Gates
Cal Underwood
Lee Foster
Frat Law Students and Fireside Tales From Chicago
A Boston Globe piece recalls Gates sale near Wayland with Col. Rinner and Mr. Wenger. It then humorously notes a Chicago fraternity home hosting embryo lawyers who compare travels and woes, ending with a joke about ending an argument by hiding behind a paper.
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Col
L. H. Rinner
Mr. Wenger
Wayland
Boston Globe
Chicago
Willie
Amusements Of Mankind Freiburg Passion Play at Fox Theatre
The Freiburg Passion Play presented at the Fox theatre next week offers an artistic film depicting the life of Christ. Local Freiburg residents, not professionals, train and perform the period drama as a devotional duty and aim to perpetuate their sacred tradition for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freiburg
Fox Theatre
Europe
Oberammergau
Ainsworth Masonic Officers Installed for Coming Year
The Ainsworth lodge installed officers for the year including William Richards as worshipful master and Lyle Robertson as senior warden. Other posts filled were Ed Richards junior warden I K Beal secretary S A Stephens treasurer and George McCaleb tyler. Mrs N J Kilgore and Maxford visited Iowa City relatives. Ed Aikens bought cattle in Kansas City for Oscar Freeland and it was driven to the Freelan farm. Leo Norris returned from Riverside Cedar Rapids with his father Joseph Norris. Congregational meeting and dinner saw a vote carried to proceed with a stated plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Masonic Lodge
William Richards
Lyle Robertson
S. W
Ed Richards
J. W
I. K. Beal
S. D
Earl Fry
J. D
S. A. Stephens
Charles Stearns
George McCaleb
Tyler
N. J. Kilgore
Maxford
Iowa City
Parsonage to be rebuilt beside church improvements planned
Community notes report a parsonage rebuild beside planned church upgrades. Mrs. Hilda Olds visited her 101 year old grandmother Mrs. Timmons in Lexington. she is seriously ill with pneumonia. Howard C. Keiper W R C installed new officers for the year including Rebecca Carson as president and Rose Wood as assistant guard. luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Olds
Timmons
Lexington
Howard C. Keiper W. R. C
Mae Jeffrey
Effie Will
Minta Smylie
Rose Wood
Clyde Keiper
Pearl Marr
Kate Annis
Mae Spessard
Lyn Vanhorn
Mary Richards
Mary Chekak
Carrie Wheeler
Geo. Goble
Grace Walker
Ruth Norris
Mina West
Ida Simpson
Market Decline Dismisses Sick Poultry Concerns
A notice states no buyer exists for sick, thin, or crippled poultry, signaling a limited market and likely disposal or condemnation for affected birds.
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Chicago Livestock
Wayne A. Simerman
Roach & Hugill
Drovers National Bank
W. S. Reister
E. 8Rd St
Eggs and Poultry
Reister
E. Wash, St
Washington
Iowa Livestock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
Tam
White Was
Jerseys
John Deere
Hayes
Harrow
Batley
Emerson
Acme
Rock Island
Meyers
D. F. Macon
Wash. Nat’l Bank
L. Ss. Foster
Clayton Bear
Chicago Grain
Chicago Cash Grain
Toledo
Iowa
A. EF. Athearn
J. A. Marsh
Guardian
D. B. Macon
Eva Murphy
A. J. Murphy
Thates
Jacob Shrader
Jake
Ralph Tracy
Brighton
Here
Hele
Solomon
A. H
Harry) Herbold
Washington County
A. H. Herbold Hog Salesman
Muscatine
Crawfordsville
Noble
Farrow
Deere
McCormick
Great Western
International
King Corn
Waterloo Boy
Concord
Jake W. Hendrickson
Auct. Peoples Sav. Bank
John C. Thompson
Evening Journal
J. N. Dodd
Jesse Marr
Lee Chambers
Green
National
Journa
C. C. Randall
K. A. Mathers
Sileskins
Floyd Letts
Phon
Marcus Kula
Brooder House
Minnie Elgar
East van Buren
Call
Yaro Sojka
Fairfield
Russel Smith
North Second Ave
Roger Jones
Iowa Ave
Titus
George Brinton
Trarnl
ORDE
Or Cal! Journal Office
Earl Simpson
Igotf
Young Women's’ Missionary Society of Baptist Church
Noble’ Grand Circle
Pythian Sisters
Woodman Hall
Edwin Lewis
Weisman
S. J. McKee
Johnnv. O'Brien
I. Miles N. E
John Thompson
Crawfordville
E. M. Fulton
Oscar T. Davis
Ralph Kloppfer
W. D. Stafford
Havre
Fred Grosscup
Knotek Bros. Gale
Duroc Jersey
Busby Sale
Washington Produce Markets
Lesorn & Black
R. L. Gibson
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