Wheat and livestock markets rally on bullish crop report
Chicago market news reports a surge in wheat prices driven by a government crop report and fears of frost in Manitoba, combined with concerns over Argentine shipments and Russian harvest delays. Cattle, hogs, and sheep in St Louis Kansas City Omaha show steady to firm tones as futures react to the wheat strength and grain market movements.
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Chicago
Washington
Manitoba
England
Cattle and Sheep Markets Report From Chicago
Chicago August 10 cattle market opens strong with Texas steers and Western stockers in play. Estimated receipts for tomorrow around 18 000 hogs yesterday s leftovers 10 714. Sheep prices rise modestly with native and Western lamb figures and quotes for yearlings and packer sales. Hides and wool values listed for various calf and bull hides.
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ST. Louis
Kansas City
Tao
Omaha
Neh
Chicago
Beeved
Texas
Grain and Livestock Markets and Prices Report
The report lists mixed commodity quotes including cash wheat and oats prices with various grades and old/new figures, alongside New York and St Louis close quotes for wheat and corn. It also covers Minneapolis cash wheat, livestock bidding in Chicago with hogs and cattle prices, New York stock closings, and Waterloo market notes on flour, grain, and dairy prices.
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Chicago
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Northwestern
Atchison
American Smelter
Union Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
ORY
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Lhieag
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Amaconda
American Sugar
Waterloo
Wellington
Kansas Turkey
Aristos
City in Brief notes and social visits in Waterloo
Local items report visitors and residents in Waterloo including Miss Alice Turner from Jenp and Hiram Beter of Fox township. Dr. W. G. Magee of Watertown and family connections, notes on weather damage to fence, crop outlook for apples and plums, and various engagements at churches and clubs. A fire incident near Logandale Heights and upcoming cornerstone ceremony for Our Lady of Victory academy are included.
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Mary Boynton
Cleveland
N. E. Eldred
Sixth Street
Dar
Father Slattery
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Ella Ford Miller
Drake University
Waterloo
Martha Smith
Local figures plan Chicago aviation meet trip and weddings
A party led by L D Miller leaves in Miller's Cadillac for a Chicago aviation meet and a week of visiting relatives. Mrs P W Carrington returns from Cedar Rapids after attending the wedding of Eleanor Wood and Wm Dunning. Police Chief Dilnneen departs for Colfax with family. duties handled by Herman Wagner and Wm Hollcroft during absence.
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Frank Weber
L. D. Miller
The
Crystal Ice and Fuel Company
Martin Girsch
Roger Miller
Aviation
Chicago
Mr. Miller
Mr. Weber
P. W. Carrington
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Carrington
Eleanor Wood
Waterloo
Wm. Dunning
Strawberry Point
Carrington
W. T. Dilnneen
Colfax
Herman Wagner
Wm. Hollcroft
Lonel Green to Marry in Coming Year
Colonel Edward H. R. Green, head of Westminster Company and Texas Milland Railroad heir, plans marriage within a year. He hints the bride is unknown and says bachelorhood will end soon, noting marriage issues differ for the wealthy. He opposes divorce and wants to lead a household rather than be a treasury vault.
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Edward H. R. Green
Westminster Company
Weete
Texas Milland Railroad
Irs
Hetty Green
Drake's Tomb Sunk With Defiance In West Indies
Fragmentary notes recount Sir Francis Drake’s death on January 28 1596 near Mombry de Dies in the West Indies. His lead coffin was lowered into six miles offshore as two fleet ships and all their prizes were sunk beside it. Drake was in his fiftieth year and respected as a British navy hero.
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Bunken
Sir Francis Drake
Mombry de Dies
West Indies
Bull on Bank Man in River Escaped From Boat
Dr. Dan Holmes, an assistant government inspector at the Rath packing plant, fled a charging bull by entering the Cedar River. The old boat sank in midstream, leaving Holmes stranded on a rock for hours until rescuers arrived as the bull watched.
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Dan Holmes
Rath
Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Members Co
Bennett
Iowa
Milinote
South Dakota
H. W
N. S
ST. Louis Close
Minneapolis
Armour
Buchanan
Alice Turner
Hiram Beter
Fox Township
Frank G. Ensign
Jesup
the Ury
Chicago Great Western
W. G. Magee
Watertown
8. D
E. Bw. Mages
Samuel Williams
Finchford
John Deening
Vivian Dix
Waterloo Furniture and Carpet Company
Mrs. J. H. Dix
Hampton
First Baptist Church
Sona of Veterans
C. C. Woodmansee
Chamber of Commerce of
Loveland
Colo
Evelyn Sherman
Lake Okoboil
Black Hawk Abstract Company
D. P. Mulcahy
St. Joseph's Church
Armour, S. D
Harry Goettsch
Lou Hoeppner
Berlin
Peterson Bros
Charles Cox
Grinnell
Annie F. Cox
W. E. Peck
Remington
Ind
City
H. C. Goldsberry
Eleventh Street
Major Brewer
Briga
Cher McMillan
Salvation Army
Town
Nebraska
Sanitas Union
Sheridan
Des Moines
West Sixth Street
J. N. la Barre
Postoffice
Randolph Street
Nice
J. H. Westcott
Lemmon, D
West Third
West Fifth Street
Grundy’s Center
T. G
Cate
Minnesota
Stevens
Grant Counties
W. P. Truax, Wagner, & D
H. P. Jackson
Courier
Wantel
M. M
Henderson Block
Ethel Haughton
Vlonel Green
Edward H. Cred
Louisville Center Journal
Ourge
Frost
Brown
Snow
Harper’s Bazar
Woodland
Merrill Mether
Gates, Bryant Co
DR. Holmes
Bovine
John Addison Porter
Tracewell
Porter
McKinley
White House
Bia
Treasury
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Palmer’s Cash Grocery
Kellogg's
Pearline
Palmer's
D. H. Palmer
the People's Grocer
Lafayette
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