Chicago Live Stock Prices Mixed With Broad Market Moves
Chicago live stock market report shows hogs strong with direct receipts, cattle and calves firming, slaughter cattle and wealers steady to higher, stockers and feeders lifting, and sheep receipts up with lambs and sheep trading uneven amid broad activity. Top hogs reach $7.60, steers $8.00, lambs around $9.60 per hundredweight, with varied weights and classes showing gains and declines across the board.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Prices and Weight Ranges
The note lists ewes weighing 90 to 150 pounds with price ranges from 6.75 to 8.00 dollars per unit. Dibdium choice is priced 2.50 to 3.75. Cull and common animals fall between 1.50 and 2.50. All weights are covered in the market snapshot.
Chicago Produce Market Report May Day Surges and Slumps Across Goods
Chicago May deliveries show eggs steady receipts 32 900 cases with firsts and extras. Butter market steady with over 11 907 tabs and extras. Poultry weak with car fowls 17 to 19 and other fowl categories listed. Cheese prices Twins 12 percent to 12. Potatoes on track 257 cars with regional price ranges. Guides Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho Colorado Texas and Florida price figures noted for round whites and Bliss varieties.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho Russets
Colorado McClures
Texas
Texas Bliss
Florida Bliss
Iowa Hog Receipts and Prices at Iowa Plants May 1
Combined hog receipts at 23 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 24 hours ending 10 am today totaled 15 300, up from 11 800 last week. Prices varied by weight class with moderate volume and uneven gains, and quotes reflect truck deliveries and destination feed/water status.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Grain and futures quotes show mixed May wheat corn oats and rye
Chicago cash grain closes list wheat at 8215 to 8244 for hard and 2 red 514 with mixed corn values from 56 to 56 1/4 across grades and oats around 27 1/2 while Toledo offers Clover hay prices and car counts for Wheat Corn and Oats with estimates.
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Chicago
Merrimac Notes From April Visit and Local News
Geraldine Ross of Wayland visits Mrs. Roy Eshelman in Merrimac for a few days. Chris Pohren visits his father Jacob Pohren of Pleasant Plain. A N Amrine and son Carl travel to Wayland. Roy Eshelman ill with flu. Mrs. Doss Van Winkle also visits.
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Merrimac
Geraldine Ross
Wayland
Roy Eshelman
Chris Pohren
Jacob Pohren
Pleasant Plain
A. N. Amrine
Carl
Doss van Winkle
May Day memories and local life in valley area
May 1 recalls buck beer day in Illinois and a day spent with neighbors near Valley. Readers note farm work update including John Erlenbush’s 280 acre spread with shorthorn cattle, Bleese’s corn ground, and Dayton McNeil buying 64 shoats. Local residents Dayton, Mrs. Dayton, W. H. McCall, Mrs. Oral W. Long, and others are mentioned with gardening, farming, and daily reading of the Journal.
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Illinois
Local Rural Notes Share Family, Farm Tales, and Travel
A county column records hedge work, a near house hit by a stump, and remarks on lacking room to turn over. It notes Mr Mitchell sending the Washington Daily to his wife, mentions Bill Wooley, W. J. Williams of Winsan, Ode Ferguson, and Frank Courtney on projects and threshing. It reports on Howell Davis’s farm, cattle, corn, oats, hay, soy beans, and pigs, plus a farewell for Mrs. Hugh E. B. Davis returning to Glendale. It recounts potato planting on Good Friday anecdote, Beauchamp home painting, and a 1900 pound bronco at W. J. Edgurs garden while noting few chickens and new fences. It ends with H KE Wilkins of Culver City sending a letter not to be copied and sending back home papers to California.
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Mitchell
Washington Daily
Bill Wooley
R. W. Howell
Hugh EB. Davis
Glendale
California
Claude McCoy
Davis
Howell
W. J. Edgurs
Edgar
H. KE. Wilkins
Culver City
Local Residents Share Week's Busy Social Doings
Wednesday afternoon in Davenport included Mrs. George Shappy John Hyde and son Johunie on business. Washington visit for Mrs. Reshley to treat a hand injury from a corn shelter. Numerous travels and family gatherings reported across Davenport Fairfield Moline and Mt. Pleasant with weddings and visits to parental homes.
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George Shappy
John Hyde
Johunie
Davenport
Elmer Reshley
Washington
Fairfield
Tson Lantz
Toyd Lantz
Roscor Dain
Lola Crile
A. L. Shuey
Mt. Pleasant
Ben Crile
Williain
Joe Graber
Will Brannon
Elmer Reshiley
Will Cochran
Dave Pau
Karl Smiths
Roscoe Bain
Maggie Burger
George Shuppy
A. N. Amrines
Family visits mark Sunday social rounds
Families spent Sunday afternoon and evening with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs Roy Duttweiler visited Glen Shafers. Mrs Kidd Crile and son Waldo visited Boyd Lantz and family. Mr and Mrs Starry Bele visited Arthur Nortons.
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Chris Pohrens
Roy Duttweiler
Glen Shafers
Kidd Crile
Waldo
Boyd Lantz
Starry Bele
Arthur Nortons
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North Side
Sau
Johnnie
Winthrop
Toledo
Clover
Prime Choice
Farmall Savings
Farmall
McCormick-Deering
International Harvester Company OF America
West Front Street
Washington International Co
Washington, Ia
Joe Paillichet
Riverside, Ia
Wellman Implement Co
Wellman, Ia
J. W. Hendrickson
Richland, Ta
Jennings Brothers
Columbus Junction
Farmall Tractors
D. F. Macon
William Reinart
Near Valley
Sam Bakers
Havre
Macon
Bobby
Charley
Cal Beemblossom
Frank
Mrs. Kephart
John Henry Kephart
Bell
John Erlenbush
Joe McGinnis
Bill Saville
C. A. Bleese
Fred
Dayton McNeil
Crawfordsville
Muscatine
Dayton
John Hauenstein
John
W. H. McCall
Crawfordsfordsville
Mr. McCall
Oral W. Long
Sheays
Jim Long
Billy Henss
Wm. Lemon
Bill Nicholsons
Hal Huston
A. I. Mitchell
Raymond Rich
E. J. Mreyenberger
W. J. Williams
Winsan
Ode Ferguson
Ode
Mr. Williams
Jack Roberts
Opera House
Frank Courtney
Geo. Hammond
Hugh Jones
Tom Rickey
Howell Davis
Earl Walker
Urday
Arthur Norton
Sherri Norton
Bain-Crile
Evening Journal
SAFI
John Dodd
Call C. KE
Messenger
Frank L. Wilson
Journal Building
Eod
Ralph Livingston
Kimball
Critchell
10Th St. Des Moines
M.adison Jones
Klein Bros
Keota
C. A. Ruebsain
Ainsworth
Court House
Frank Ht. Gray
G. Cail
Mammoth Witte Pekin
Queen Coal
Pete Sommer
Cathico
Krugg’s
Reid’ S
Yellow Dent
Semesan, Jr
Schimpeller Bros
Stark
Clifford Tunter
Howard McCall
Poland
John Wagner
Gallagher
Hiisikg
Universal Gas and Coal Range
Call
Green
Hote
McCormick Deering
Kalamazoo
Cfarry Davidson
Brown
Hiltseed Road
Wolfe Tatchery
Breiten Bach & Dayton
North Ave
West Chester
G & Moorman
Rung
Colenso Hotel
GEIB
Montana
Bureau of Standards
Ruby
C. A. Ruebsam Winsworth
Eowa
Arnsworth
Journal’s
R. Fr. Smylie
Midway Farm
W. S. Reister & Sons
Kage
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