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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1914
Page
7
Tonight and Tuesday entries list chapter unions, Bible classes, D A R activities, tea and entertainments, a prenuptial party, Sigma Phi dinner, missionary and ladies society meetings, a dancing party, license to wed, and a weekly live stock market roundup. Includes bridal gifts and engagement news for Miss Luverne Beal.
Chicago markets show butter steady at 22 264 cents, eggs lower with 5 754 cases received, cheese steady across varieties. Live stock arrivals at Union Stock Yards amount to 87,000 cattle 22,000 sheep, with hogs 226,000 expected tomorrow. hogs opened up but closed steady to 3 cents lower, cattle steady, sheep weak 10 to 15 cents.
No grain report today due to wire trouble. Grain quotes from Daluth St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Winnipeg show July and May futures for wheat corn with mixed results. LAD HOLDING HIS OWN A Washington street home reports Donald Rausch improving after critical condition aided by a pulmotor. doctors see favorable progress.
Readable coupon requests 10 cent payment to Fashion Department for Courier patterns with accompanying design. Patterns include seam allowances. Orders processed promptly and reach buyers about ten days after submission.
At the Majestic yesterday a well balanced bill featured Richmond and Mann a noted duo with Miss Mann delivering a standout vocal from the Chocolate Soldier. John T. Doyle and Co performed The Police Inspector's Surprise with strong acting and a dramatic climax. Mme Berzac's Circus presented a three pony act plus other feats. Carson Bros Swedish athletes drew praise for strength and skill.
Chicago markets closed firm as wheat rose on Australia surplus cuts and forecasts of a cold wave. Corn climbed on wintry weather expectations with light country offerings and a steady close. Oats firming but volume remained light, while provisions stayed steady with modest yard gains and fair support.
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