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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1927
Page
2
Chicago market notes hog receipts about 43,000 with steady to lower pressure. cattle receipts near 12,000 with active trading and higher bids on better grades. hogs mostly 11.75 to 12.25 for various weights. cattle prices show strength on feeder and stocker segments. sheep and lambs also active with fat lambs 12.60 to 13.35 and ewes 4.75 to 8.00.
Livestock receipts expected tomorrow in Chicago include 12 000 cattle 16 006 hogs and 20 000 sheep. The report outlines anticipated supply levels across major classes for the upcoming trading day.
Toledo reports close prices for Clover-Cash and Timothy-Cash with dates and values. Includes Alsike-Cash and a hay price listing with March values and general farm commodity quotes.
Chicago grain page shows Wheat trades with open high low and close figures for January 25. Market activity focuses on futures and cash pricing amidst trading volatility in the Chicago market.
Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, has reclaimed the Daniel Webster desk through the will of Lisbon resident Mary R. Cummins. The folding desk measures two feet by one foot by six inches and includes secret drawers and repositories.
Chilean women press for suffrage in municipal elections as the Senate approves a measure with reservations. International Feminist Congress leaders aim for swift passage in the Chamber of Deputies in Santiago.
A dated sale calendar lists multiple farm equipment and livestock auctions across Iowa towns from January 26 to February 18. Entries include closing out sales, public sales, and dissolving partnerships with locations near Havre Haskins Washington Keota Columbus Junction. buyers include M. F. Ebner estate and Evans Brothers.
At Yarmouth Iowa the Coppes offering of Spotted Poland China sows and gilts drew buyers from multiple regions. Forty seven head sold with an average of 47 dollars fifty cents. top price reached 67 dollars. J E Brown Farms Geneseo Illinois led purchases with 12 top animals, others went to Illinois and Van Wert Town.
Market rates list butter at 46 cents per pound and eggs at 24 cents per dozen. Hens priced by weight 22 and 17 cents per pound with distinctions for size, ducks 20 cents per pound, and geese at a few cents. No market for thin sick or crippled poultry.
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