Markets Chicago Livestock Report July Chicago Trade
HOGS 16 000 with 4 000 direct bids Mostly 5 to 10 cents higher. Prices range 4.65 to 4.89 for 170 to 190 Ibs, 4.50 to 4.75 for 170 Ibs, 3.25 to 4.50 for pigs, and 8.25 to 3.85 for slaughter pigs. CATTLE 5 000 CALVES 2 500 Good and choice fed steers and yearlings steady. Slaughter cattle and weaners show price bands by weight, with cows 3.75 to 4.75 and bulls 3.25 to 4.00. SHEEP 7 000 Fat lambs steady to lower, slaughter lambs 4.00 to 8.35. ewes 1.25 to 2.75.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Annual 4H Exhibit Dates Set for August 9 10 11
The county 4H program announces its annual exhibit scheduled August 9 through 11 with detailed livestock rules and prizes. Participants must wear 4H caps, join the club parade, and adhere to health exams and conduct rules. Prizes range from blue to grand champion with numerous class specifics for beef, dairy, pigs, and lambs.
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Producers (Farm Bureau) Commission Association
Pig and Sheep Club
Farm Bureau
Baby Beef Club
L. H. Rinner
A. Duroc
Jersey
Poland
China
C. Hampshire
D. Chester
E. Yorkshire
Chicago Produce Market Report Delays and Price Shifts
Chicago notes unsettled produce with receipts 8564 cars and 13% to 13% changes for extras and firsts. Butter market softens as receipts reach 13 875 tubs with 21 22% for specials and 21% for extras. firsts 20 show a 19% shift. Poultry supplies steady with 33 trucks and varied rate changes. potatoes on track with 262 arrivals and 272 shipments. overall market dull.
Grain market figures from Chicago bureau July report
Grain prices and changes listed for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye across contracts May July Sep Dec with open high low close figures and percentage shifts. Data shows May and July prices for each grain with percentage movements and notable spreads.
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Chicago
U.P
Corn market mixed as prices drift in Chicago report
Chicago July 27. Up and down trading seen across corn futures with several classes quoted. Mixed lots range from 51% to 60% moisture and grade samples listed with varying values as market activity continues.
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Chicago
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D. F. Macon presents brief items from nearby towns and civic happenings. Snapshots cover community events, local meetings, and notable occurrences as reported by the Journal's subscription correspondent.
Local Residents Attend Washington Visit and Odd Events
Wednesday reports describe Cloyce Dougherty appearing distressed after a meal with Ralph Waggoner for a threshers dinner. He recovered next morning. the bay window at Ode Ferguson’s home was replaced. Levi Shidler and daughter Olive Bender from Brichtor joined Raymond Benn in a Washington visit December.
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Cloyce Dougherty
Ralph Waggoners
Ode Ferguson
Raymond Benn
Levi Shidler
Daughtes
Olive Bender
Brichtor
Washington
Local misadventures and oddities reported in brief
Oscar Jugenheimer fell from a ladder as it broke and others recall nicked remarks. Omar downplays pain while omitting his words. Sam Schulty and family, Mr and Mrs Bloom of Wellman, visited late Wednesday. Bishops hold oats while Sam grows corn. Geo Mianey’s summer actions prompt curiosity after a goose turned gander. Wayne Green’s threshing crew mishap costs him $4.35, sparking frustration over a $5 target. A furniture sale Friday at 1:30 south of the mine ad in last night’s Journal.
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Sam Schulty
State 4H Clothing Club Contest Rules and Prizes
The document outlines clothing club exhibition rules including entry limits, demonstration topics, and required articles. It lists prize categories and cash awards for 4H members, plus Float Score Card criteria and notes on state fair participation and additional prizes from sponsors.
Bird life talk and educational films at Ken Huber home
Members and friends of Cedar Township Farm forest will hear Professor Geo Hendrickson of Iowa State College discuss colored slides on bird life and its value to farmers. The program includes two educational reels and one comedy reel, with all invited to attend Friday at 8 30 p m.
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Cedar Township Farm Forest
Ken Huber
Geo. Hendrckson
Iowa State Oblege
Hendrickson
Thomas Simpson
Washington County
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