Market Report Mixed Livestock Activity in Chicago Receipts
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts about 14 000 and hogs 35 000 with light activity and generally slower pace. Beef and veal prices range from 10 75 to 18 25 for various weights while hogs trade near 11 75 to 15 30 and cattle classes show steady to slow demand amid varied feeder and stocker activity. Sheep and lambs also move slowly with mixed prime and common grades and prices between 10 56 and 18 50.
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Chicago
Grain futures and cash market figures from Washington Iowa
The report shows May and Sept corn and oats quotes with opening highs and lows, plus cash market prices for No 2 Yellow and No 3 Yellow corn and No 3 White oats. Includes grain tones and price ranges for corn and oats in the Washington Iowa market.
Toronto butchers seek tea service and wardrobe breaks
The Toronto butchers request tea at 9 a.m. and a 10 minute buffer at the start and end of each workday to change clothes. No other details are provided.
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Toronto
Farm Report notes hog and cattle shipments to Washington and Kansas City
Route 3 Joe Hines shipped hogs to Chicago Friday with neighbors helping haul. Frank Prebyl Arthur Anderson and others delivered hogs to Washington via the Farmers' Union. Hines J C Carris Art Anderson and Frank Horn delivered cattle to Washington Monday. Mott Smitter and Earl Morgan bought 160 head of stock hogs in Kansas City. George Blattner Feltz and Hollingsworth Bros. brought hogs to Rubio. Walter Nordyke shipped them to Ottumwa at 14.75 per cent. Will Gibson improves the farm house while Homer Jarrard adds a woven wire fence and builds a windmill and hog house. Willian Morrow sells stock and a mare and calf for 150 to Wm. Harkens.
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Joe Hines
Chicago
Joe Kolesick
Frank Prebyl
Arthur Anderson
Frank Horn
Henry Hornung
Jay Carris
Washington
Farmers’ Union
Rabio
Mott Smitter
Kansas City
Earl Morgan
George Blattner
F. R. Feltz
Hollingsworth Bros
Rubio
Walter Nordyke
Ottumwa
Hereford Sale Pavilion Boosts Brighton Trade
The Hereford sale at Brighton proved the pavilion’s value to the community drawing long distance visitors and giving home breeders access to outside business. Washington estimates indicate $200000 worth of stock would be sold in a new pavilion in the 1920 21 season if the building is ready for fall sales, a substantial share of the year’s business.
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Brighton
Washington
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Joana
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Close OF Grain Futures
Beach Wickham Grain
Iowa
John Striegel Jr
Harper, Iowa
Mahaska, Keokuk
Journal’s Farm Department
J.C. Carris
Art Anderson
Will Gibson
Homer Jarrard
Fred Stewart
Warren VanWinkle
Mr. Mills
McKee Bros
Muscatine
Howard Greendyice
Sars Morgan
Raymond Benn
William Morrow
Willian Morrow
Wm. Harkens
Richland
Wlso
Barber
City
D. F. Macon
Mutual
Cream Station
Green Hotel
Colenso
W. S. Reister & Sons
New York City
Holland
Brock
Pluto
Jack
State Department
Frank Brinton
Titus
Fray
8. W
J. L. Brookhart
Clint
Ati
Shoe Polishes
F. F. Dalley Corporations Ltd
Buffalo
Wn, Y
Bradfield Regulator Co. Op
Atlanta, Ga
Poland
China
E. J. Paul
Washington, Iowa
E. Thompson
Res
Hender & Eckels
First Mortgage Loans
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Iowa Ave
Bruns
Sudan
Purina
Wolf's
Donkey’s
Lee's
Walker’s
Bruns Seed Store
S. M. Bixby & Co., Inc
New York
Bixby
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