Wheat Prices Rise After Opening Slump in Chicago
Wheat futures opened lower on a government drop report but then rallied, pushing May and July contracts to higher levels amid strong buying and support from eastern connections. Corn and oats were mixed with dull trade, while provisions firmed on scattered buying. Cash quotes in Chicago and other markets reflected firmer wheat values and modest gains across related grains.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ber Near
Livestock Prices Edge Up in Chicago and Kansas City
Market notes show Hogs quotings 5 to 10 cents higher in Chicago with receipts around 6,500. Cattle receipts 500, generally steady except calves. week’s top beef prices around 39.35 for yearlings and 8.40 for beef steers. Kansas City reports mixed gains with hogs up to 25 to 100 cents and cattle mostly higher, top hog price near 10.45 per cwt and steers up 25 cents. Sheep receipts 2,500, packers direct, lambs steady to 25 cents lower for light weight, bulk fat lambs 15.50 to 16.50.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ion
Eady
Offena
Acu
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
Livestock receipts at Leyte show cattle steady to firm with best steers around 3.40, top yearlings 3.60, cows 4.75, calves 8.25. Hogs number about 4 500 with prices up to 10.86 for 200 pounds, midweight 150 to 230 pounds 10.50 to 10.55, fat lambs up 25 cents to 50 cents, sheep 50 cents higher.
Sioux City Livestock and Hog Markets Report
Sioux City Iowa April receipts mix with cattle and hog movements. Beef, veal and stocker trades show gains while hogs rise with top bids near 10.15 for butchers and heavy weights around 9.50 to 9.85. sheep and lambs steady to firm amid mixed demand. Joe Joseph Livestock in St Joseph shows hogs higher to 10.25 top, cattle steady to firm, lambs and sheep mixed to steady.
New York Chicago Produce Markets Report
Market notes for butter cheese eggs poultry and veal across New York Chicago and Kansas City with prices in cents per pound and per case. Includes foreign exchange and Liberty bond rates with mixed impulses and several irregular listings in dairy, poultry and meats.
Market Opens With Profit Taking and Mixed Rails Rise
Investors profit taking showed early weakness for Studebaker and Allied Chemical while rails like Reading and Missouri Pacific gained. Major names including Bethlehem Steel, Midvale, Republic, Gulf States and Mexican Petroleum strengthened as about 700000 shares traded.
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New York
Studebaker
Allied ‘Chemical
Tosday
Gulf States
Brest
Theas
Proat
Metors
Chantaler
Crucible
General Electric
Electric Stories Hattery
Bethlehem
Midvale
Republic
Pan American Petroleumes
Standard 1
New Jersey
Atlantic Gulf
Reading
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Missouri Pacifi
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American Locomotive
American Smelting & Refins
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American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Oho
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil
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Frennesivania
Rep
Tron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation Texas Co
United States Steel Utah
Westinghouse Hiedric Willys-Overland
American Wool
Central Midvale Steel
Weekly Grain and Provision Review Chicago April 8
Weekly market summary notes liberal wheat shipments from Missouri River states. May prices ease while July and September advance amid crop outlook uncertainty. Wheat to Chicago from western markets seen easing May contracts. domestic wheat stock 17.066 million bushels above last year. Dry May weather feared for winter wheat in the Southwest. Cattle, corn, and hog markets show mixed moves with hogs higher on futures.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chisago
Missouri River Paints
Cnaha
St Joseph
Mena
Ieading
Butter Prices Drift Lower Across Major Markets
Chicago reports a continued softening in butter prices as week ended shows supply gluts and minimal demand. New York and other markets follow declines with storage butter drawing buyers away from fancy grades while general demand remains weak.
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Associated Press
Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
New York
Seasor
Woodward area notices and obituaries from Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 8 William H. Thomas, 77, died of paralysis at home in Cedar Cleh. Surviving widow, two sons and a daughter. Funeral plans not complete. likely Monday. Rev Jessa Notte and wife visit then depart for Magnolia. Notte to preach farewell in Evangelical Church. Pashby Finchford convalesces after surgery in Sartor hospital. progress good. Mrs Caroline Boyd dies Friday. funeral Sunday at First Christian Church. body to New Hartford for interment.
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Cedar Falls
William
H. Thomas
Hle
Cedar Cley
Jessa Notte
Ernest Notte
Yeasterday
Magnolia
Notte
What Next club meets with the Harold Johnsons
Social evening at the Johnsons on Sycamore street features three tables of games and a yellow and white tally, with hosts Mrs. Harold Johnson assisted by Mrs. WW. G. Esher and others in serving. Mrs. Longaker recovers from a heart attack, while Mr. Longaker shows mixed progress after a recent stroke. Family moves to Vinton and return from Los Angeles are noted along with church and legion activities in La Porte City.
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Harold Johnson
Sycamore Street
Somerset
Johnson
WW. G. Esher
H. R. Halbfass
Cecil Gates
Orlin Bremer
A.K. Longaker
A. K. Longakar
Los Angeles
Wil. Milne
Wiliam Peglas
Cal
Washington Township News Recaps Local Visits and Events
Washington Township reports a flurry of visits including Mr. and Mrs. B. Wing, Cedar Falls, and Mrs. A. Hursh under quarantine in Cedar Falls. Birth notices, hospital updates, a cemetery association meeting, a birthday surprise for Rev. Hursh, a freight car wreck, and travel plans of the Knowles family through Canada and the western states are noted along with local illnesses, farm improvements, and a wedding.
Dumont Notes From April Visits and Local Changes
Dumont Iowa April updates report Mrs Kaye Angstivan visiting her mother and sister, Jake Wilcox recovering from illness, Ed Faltsstatr returning to town, and harness shop activity. Rev G P Cowelty not reappointed, family moving to Dysart, Brineperger to serve Trumont, and church leadership tensions noted. Local incidents include two men stealing household goods, a train wreck injuring Will Freeland, and residents moving to Waterloo and Webster City for work and care.
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Conelly
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William Kutta
Waterloo
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John Becker
Webster City
Georgana Ruff
Charles Martin
Cedar Falla
Ruth
Watson
Hazel Walker
Henry Brown
Chicago
William Titus
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Source
Chicago buyers received 71 carloads of potatoes in the latest U S shipments totaling 727 year rounds. Prices listed include Minnesota Red Rivers at 1 35 a sack and Minnesota Early Ohios at 1 00 to 1 35, Idaho Russell at 1 60, Utah rurals at 1 20, and Florida double headed barrels Snatching Rose No 1 at 9 00 with other grades around 7 50.
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Harrington Funerals at Vinton Today
Obituary notices from Vinton Iowa record funeral services for Clinton G Harrington a pioneer businessman born in New York 73 years ago a Civil War veteran who later managed Farmers National Bank and died after age related infirmities also mention Fred Hite a 43 year old resident and cattle rancher with four children and post death arrangements Announces candidacy for county treasurer by C E Gerberich and local civic notes including a temple meeting and Presbyterian church activities.
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Benton County
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
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Pwaterson
Juries Over Night In Delaware Court Case Ends In Guilty
Three juries spent the night in Delaware district court with the final bout of deliberations delivering a guilty verdict in the case State vs Roth. The defendant faced charges of unlawfully releasing animals. a separate plea entered in State vs Lao Kelley led to a 10 year sentence in the state reform school system. Local society activity includes a planned bazaar and a Daughters of Pythian event with dances and talks, while weather notes describe largely impassable roads from Friday’s heavy rain.
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Washburn Updates and Local Social Notes
Washburn Iowa April 8 Raymond McEmullen of Waterloo spent the week at Joe Hemmer’s residence. Byron Oliver visits Mt. Auburn to see his grandparents. Clarence Poyner of Waterloo stopped by Tuesday. Agnes Nugent and Coletti Driscoll attend an institute in Waterloo this week. Olion of Nortonville Kansas visits Joe Ham mer home. Mrs. Russell Witdes and Donna with Bill Woods visit the Witdes home. Silas Miller is critically ill south of here. Bert Hammer Art Kamp and Rosa Kellogg attended the boxing match in Waterloo Monday night. Arnold Senons will work this summer. John Toynor transacted business in Gibertville this week. A diamond known as brant has 5 facets. A tome diamond is faceted only on the top.
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G. A. Ft
Eoldiers
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Farmers’ State Bank
R. J. Bordner
Jesup
Washburn
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MceMullen
Waterloo
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la Porte City
Louisa Bain
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Nabholtz
Floyd Freeman
Tracl
Dale Williamson
W. H. Williamson
Sarvhett
Mms
Auburn
J. McNamara
Community Notes From Iowa Town Report Busy Week
Moved by residents diverse tasks and visits as April events unfold. Freedom from illness and family gatherings anchor a string of trips to Charles City, Osage, Cedar Falls, Waterloo, and Independence with local weddings, funerals, and school updates sprinkled through.
New Hartford visitor and local business caller noted
New Hartford IA April 7 Randay Cumming of Cedar Falls was a business caller here Tuesday Mrs Sadie Backer Dument was Ay
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Cedar Falls
Sadie Backer
Dument
Weekend visitors and local notices in Beaverton area
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Ross Morrison and children visiting Wateriog were Sunday guests at the J G Evans home. Alva Smiths house in Louse Kips hosted a business trip to dinnapello Minn earlier in the year. Ward couple from Fort Dodge attended a death in the area. Guy Van Felt recently returned from Great Lakes naval station with an honorable discharge due to physical disability. Vera Crawford of New Hampton visited her parents in Greeley. Allen Wifield of Aurelia spent Sunday with his grandfather J R Fifield. Beaver Lodge A F and A M plans a meeting Tuesday evening.
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Arad
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Wateriog
Ane
Alva Smith
Louse Kips
Dinnapello
Minn
Koh. Ward
Fort Dodge
Guy Van_ Felt
Great Lakes Naval Station
Mraa
Vera Crawford
New Hampton
Mra
CL Sprapuelas Ol Fernandez
Greeley
Allen Wifield
Aurelia
J. R. Fifield
Beaver Lodge
Dunkerton News Briefs Apr 6 1910s
Dunkerton report from April recounts Mrs. J D Trumbauer aiding daughter Charlex Leary in Jawup care, Vinton delivering Baptist church lecture, Mrs Tracy Sensen party, Gilton Trumbauer visiting Lyons, Vern Newsome marriage at Des Moines, W A Smith meeting attendee, Maud Lamb note, Athletic club banquet, Clair Kraut vacation, Krahn family visits, town officials elected, Meier Carnes Firestone stock shipment to Coleage, Dan Trumbauer carpentry for Leary, William Kraft guest at parents.
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Oelwein
Money in Grain Options Offer for 10000 Bushels Wheat or Corn
Investors Daily Guide advertises a guarantee option at 812.50 for 10000 bushels of wheat or corn with no further risk. The notice mentions potential profit movements and a sample payout structure including $500 in 400 and related figures. Contact Southwest Branch Desk FG at 4 Baltimore Ave Kansas City Missouri for particulars and a free market letter.
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Investors Daily Guide
Southwest Branch
Desk
Baltimore Ave
Kansas City
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