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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1927

Page

2

Chicago livestock market report novel nov 1

Hogs receipts 25 000 uneven 30 to 50 cents lower than Monday's average top 10.20 several loads 230 to 280 pounds at that price bulk 2 to 300 pounds 9.75 to 10. HY good nat weights 79 to 200 pounds 9.15 to 9.75 bulk 130 to 160 pounds 8.00 to 9.00 bulk packing sows 8.00 to 8.40 best lightweights 8.50 to 8.60 pigs mostly 7.50 to 8.00. Cattle receipts 11 000 killing classes steady grain fed steer activity in-between grades slow and uneven vealers 50c lower to big packers best heavy steers 12.25 median 16.50 up to outsiders 15.00, calves 7.00 to 10.50, slaughter steers various weights 12.75 to 17.75, cows 5.50 to 10.00, sheep receipts 9 000 fat lambs 15 to 20c higher than Monday range killers, native lambs 13.50 to 13.75 14.00, good red clipped lambs above 11.50, wholesale lambs 13.50 to 14.25. Slaughter sheep and lambs ongoing.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

Auction Report Shows Lamb Carcass Prices by Grade

Handyweight lambs 92 lb down priced medium to choice 12.50 14.15 with cull and common 1.75 to 14.75. Feeding lambs range stock mixed medium to choice 13.40 to 14.65 showing market spread by grade and weight.

Chicago Grain Opens With Mixed Signals in Trade

Chicago grain activity opened with a mix of gains and losses as futures tracked uncertain demand. Market players awaited further USDA data and world supply cues to set direction for the day.

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report

Wheat markets show three red and one price shift. Corn prices display multiple bids across yellow green white categories with fractional cents. Oats barley timothy and clover futures listed with varied bids and ranges across grades.

Livestock Estimates from Chicago Preview Tomorrow

Chicago reports livestock estimates for tomorrow with cattle at 11 000 head hogs 16 000 and sheep 11 000 across market expectations in early November trading.

Frost Threatens Argentine Wheat Crop in Northern Belt

Buenos Aires reports frost in the southern belt did little harm while the northern belt faced potential severe damage to wheat. If frost spreads to the north, crop prospects at a critical stage could worsen.

Buenos Aires

Coltarman Killed In Bank Robbery At Lafayette

Police Captain C. W. Arman was killed in a running gun battle during a bank robbery at Tippecanoe Loan and Trust company in Lafayette Indiana. Seven bandits fled in a gray Lincoln sedan license A 12 275. One officer and one bandit were shot.

Coltarman Lafayette Ind C. W. Arman Tippecanoe Loan and Trust Company Charles Arman Arman

Christmas Reflections From West Chester Correspondent

West Chester correspondent notes time passes quickly and reflects on events, work, and farm life. He mentions travelers Charlie Houck and W S Fancy, visits from Liza Slack, and observations on farming chores, education from labor, and postwar painting activity as signs of better times.

West Chester Charlie Houck W. S. Fancy Mason City Washington Liza Slack Southern Town James Nelson Keota

Local sales and town notes from Washington column

Community notices report on the Darbyshire closing out sale at the Journal listing, Ralph Tracy dairy sale at Brighton, and Kracaw sale near Rubio. It mentions William Darbyshire Jr. placing second at Ames and potential Chicago International participation, plus local anecdotes about events, weather, and daily life in Washington.

Wm. M. Darbyshires Journal Ralph Tracy Brighton Boller Wayland Washington Rubio Macon William Darbyshire Jr Ames Chicago Kansas City Leo Shelangoski Clay P. T. Perdock G. B. Stagner Lexington S. W Iowa J. W. Morton J. C. Bridges Poland W. MM. Darbyshire

Farmer Reflections On Prices And Rural Life In October

A rural column notes thoughts on farming graft politics and family life. It recalls a German mother of twelve discussing living costs versus years past and current prices under 2.90 per hog 7 cents per egg. Virginia Rohrer recovers and Elmer Nevin's 420 Hampshire hogs are described.

Virginia Rohrer Hattie R. Green Keota Elmer Nevin Hampshire

Indianapolis braces for further upheaval after mayoral contention

Indianapolis faces potential new conflict as Claude B. Negley serves as mayor pro tem after Judge Milner upheld his claim and barred Ira M. Holmes from interfering. Former mayor John L. Duvall is questioned by the Marion county grand jury as Negley rules until the November 8 council appointment of a permanent mayor.

Indianapolis Ind Joseph Milner Claude B. Negley Negley Milner Ira M. Holmes John L. Duvall Marion County Grand Jury Duvall

Toledo Seed Market Prices Listed for Clover Alsike and Timothy

Toledo seed market entries show Clover cash prices at 15.59 December 16.00 December 17.50 March 17.60 and cash 17.60 Timothy cash 2.00 December 2.03 March 2.20 Alsike cash 15.40 December 15.50 Tah ha TV February L490

Toledo Navy Clover Cash Timothy Alsike Tah Ha TV

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