Hog weight quotations and bulk shipment pricing
The document lists price ranges for hogs by weight class from 100 to 550 pounds with ranges from 2.60 to 3.80 per unit. It notes long haul loads up to 3.75 and 3.70 in spots and states quotations are based on bulk transactions. It warns about weight shrinkage and exclusions for shipping point weight pricing.
Chicago Livestock Prices Narrow on Oversupply
Chicago markets show 40,000 hogs with demand lagging and prices slipping 10 to 15 cents. Hogs top at 4.30 with bulk trading 3.70 to 4.20 while calves and bulls move modestly. sheep and lamb markets stay steady amid about 15,000 head.
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Chicago
Market Summary for Cattle Sheep and Pigs
National prices show steady to firm with beef steers from 6.00 to 11.00 per cwt and calves 2.00 to 8.50. Cattle volumes include 6 000 beef cattle 2 000 calves while sheep run 15 000 with lambs 5.50 to 6.50 and feeder lambs 4.25 to 4.85. All ranges reflect current market activity and distribution by grade and size.
Chicago price report on dairy and produce products grid
January report outlines price ranges for butter creamery extras and standards and various returns. Cheese varieties such as young Americas and longhorns show mixed percentages with brick daisies and prints listed. Poultry and ducks prices vary by type and weight, while potatoes and U S shipments detail regional quality grades and weights.
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Chicago
U. S
Wis
Idaho Russets
Nebr
Chicago Grain market quotes and cash grain close note
Grain table shows Wheat Corn and Oats futures with bids highs and lows for March May and July contracts. Rye values and cash grain closes list assorted grades and basis figures for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Barley across multiple classes and quality designations.
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Chicago
Asty
Rge
Chicago Seed Market Highlights Prices for Clover and Timothy
Chicago seed market reports varied prices for seeds on January 19 with clover listed from 11.50 to 16.00 for different qualities and Alsike up to 14.00. Timothy ranges show good 3.50, choice 3.7, and fancy 4.00 per unit.
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Chicago
Alsike
Timothy Good
Harmony club hosts meeting amid bad roads in Brighton
Mrs. Bertha Spielman entertained the Harmony club at the Mabel Robison home due to impassable roads. Nine members attended. The Pythian Sisters installed officers including P C Mrs. Clara Brier and M E C Mrs. Anna Johnson. Washington visitors and area residents were noted, with visits from Dr Cairy and family and others.
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Brighton
Bertha Spielman
Harmony Club
Mabel Robison
Town
Pythian Sisters
P. C
Clara Brier
M. FE. C
Anna Johnson
ER. S
Mary Conrad
E. J
Hattie Brier
Grace Kessel
M. of C
Grace Frazey
Marie Kessel
Minne McNeese
Ralph Tracy
Hod Brier
Minnie McNeese
C. C. Goetry
Donald Hoskins
Minnesota
C. EK. Weldin
D. F. Berry
Ad McCarty
Blanche Mr McCarty
Marie Mathie
Minnie Wirene
Daisy Pringle
Mae Jones
Ottumwa
Nelson Woodford
Ed Swank
Edna Crile
Johnson
Washington
Michels of
Muscatine
HW. L. Gordon
W Hinson
State Association of Optometrists
Lizzie Jeales
Sherm Smothers
South English
Willing Workers Club
Grace Stacy
Winnie Robison
Carrie Lemley
Cedar Rapds
H. L. Bland
West Chester Area Notes Odd Weather and Local Queries
North of town Joe Knotek and Homer Birney were early callers in Washington Monday morning. Local residents discuss Frank Webb telegrams, a fine herd of January pigs, and prices from 1872 to present. The piece records neighbors, visits, and minor incidents around Washington and West Chester with several named locals and places.
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Joe Knotek
Homer Birney
North of Town
Washington
Frank Ross
Fred Bauer
West Chester
Chester
Ernest Carbson
Grant Humestons
First Woman Named Master Farmer in Iowa in 1932 Picks
Des Moines Iowa Jan 14 Selection of ten Master Farmers announced in Wallaces Farmer includes Mrs J K Hoopes Muscatine county the first woman named a master farmer in Iowa She grows garden seeds sold across eastern Iowa and western Illinois Others named are Fred R Mitchell Hardin John Collison Carroll John W Swain Pocahontas Walter L Beck Des Moines Herman Frasenburg Benton D F Kruse Sioux Roscoe B Blinks Linn Louis Hadenfeldt Buena Vista and Robert M Clark Polk Counties Also Donald Paul called to Coppock by mother in law Emerson Nichols death.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Master Farmers Association
Wallaces’ Farmer
J. K. Hoopes
Muscatine County
Ilinois
Fred R. Mitchell
Hardin County
John Collison
Carroll County
John W. Swain
Pocahontas County
Walter L. Beck
Herman Frasenburg
Benton County
D. F. Kruse
Sioux County
Roscoe B. Blinks
Linn County
Louis Hadenfeldt
Buena Vista County
Robert M. Clark
Polk County
Nineteen Percent More Lambs Being Fed in Iowa Now
Iowa on feed for market January 1 1932 stood at 400000 head up 19.4 percent from 335000 a year earlier. Western lambs moved into south central Iowa amid abundant feed and contract feeding growth. About 175000 western lambs were placed from western states, mainly Montana, into Iowa feed lots.
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Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Corn Belt
Wesern
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
Michigan
Katsus
Scottsbluff
Wyoming
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