Market summary from Chicago grain and livestock report
Chicago market roundup reports corn bull sentiment cooled by lack of a weather shock while prices fluctuated through the session. Wheat eased after a bear tilt, oats weakened, and sheep and hog receipts at Union Stock Yards are noted with steady lamb values and mixed cattle demand. Weather outlook mild for Iowa and Chicago region.
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Chicago
Argentina
Shorts
Eagy
Pir
Union
Heeves
Texas
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Grain Prices and Futures Across Major Markets
Chicago wheat values show No 2 red futures at 96 97 with nearby bids near 98. No 2 white oats trade around 37 39. St Louis and Kansas City report July wheat at 84 8. May prices follow slight dips and gains across regions including Minneapolis Winnipeg and Winnipeg July 91 9.0.
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Chicago
Wheat
N. S
N.S
Meg ST
Youlath
St. Louis
Gorn
Kansas City
Jly
Muay
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
New York Banks Report Higher Reserves and Deposits
The week’s clearing house banks and trust companies show a reserve in excess of required law of 52,199,100, up 19,999,550 from last week. Loans and specie rose while net deposits gained 31,177,000. circulation slipped 118,000. Total cash reserves reached 433,172,000 with trust companies adding 62,771,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet Bank Clearings Reach Over Four Billion
Clearings for the week ending January 8, 1914 total $4,029,441,000, up from $2,844,829,000 last week and $3,896,018,000 in the year-ago period. The report covers major cities across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Francis Oighs For Brown Bout In Armory Finish
Carl Brown faces Canadian middleweight champion Francis in a finish bout at the Armory next Friday evening. Both fighters must weigh 158 pounds or less, with 75 percent of net receipts to the winner and 25 percent to the loser. Francis brings a strong record from Canada while Brown trains hard, and the match will be sanctioned by the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brown
al. Francis
the Armory
John Reddy
George Hitchcock
Brown
Francis
Canada
Joe Carr
Minneapolis
Mike Yokel
Walter Miller
Chris
Jordan
Carl
Officers Installed at G.A.R. and WRC Meetings
At the Pythian temple last evening G A R officers were installed with Commander K C Foster and others taking posts. The Women's Relief Corps also installed officers led by President Anna M Kistner and Chaplain Julia Kerr. A picnic supper followed and both groups shared in songs and a violin solo.
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Pythian Temple
K. C. Foster
John Averill
C. G. Crabtree
Dan Haffa
Cp. Becker
W. D. Reed
C. D. Becker
A. Cordell
A. Merriman
W. Hefsnider
J. W. Willett
Col
W. H. Palmer
Women’s Relief Corps
Anna M. Kistner
Elizabeth Sergeant
Carolina Michal
Olive Stevens
Ida Alderman
Julia Kerr
Mary Sherry
Ella, Stokes
Lillian Nor
Merriman
Miss Alber
Greek class moves to Feast High School due to crowded space
The Greek class learning English at the Young Men's Christian Association has been transferred to the Feast High School building because there were not enough desks or room. They will hold their regular classes there going forward.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Feast High School
Greek language classes flourish at local Y M C A
On Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings a local class of about fifty young Greeks gathers with an average attendance of thirty. Secretary Hartquiet reports a total of 3 000 Greeks learning English through the Y M C A of the United States.
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Hartquiet
United States
New Offices for Chad Young
Chas M Young formerly managed the Waterloo Insurance agency and now dedicates himself to liability compensation insurance and bonds. Located at 308 Commercial Bank Building, he represents Fidelity and Casualty of New York, Globe Indemnity Casualty of New York, Equitable Surety of St Louis, and serves Northeastern Iowa as agent for these carriers. A practicing lawyer, he emphasizes readiness for the compensation law effective July 1 and is equipping his office to handle this business.
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Chas, M. Young
Waterloo Insurance Agency
Commercial Bank Building
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
United States
Iowa
Globe Indemnity Casualty Company
Liverpool, London & Globe Company
Liverpool
England
Equitable Surety Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Young
North Iowa District Fair Association Organized
A Waterloo meeting of business men from Waterloo Cedar Falls and nearby cities organized the North Iowa District Fair Association. Over 600 shares of stock were pledged with officers named including President Senator A L Ameés Traer and Secretary George H Holcombe. Start work immediately aiming for a fall fair and spring grounds work.
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North Iowa District Fair Association
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Club
George Holcombe
Galesburg
Holcombe
A. L. Ameés
Traer
J. W. Ford
George H. Holcombe
Ira Rodamar
George W. Dickinson
George Thomas
C. R. Hutchison
Matt Wyth
F. D. Bailey
Charles Hearst
R. M. Gunn
Buckingham
Georges Thomas
R. Hutchison
G. W. Dickinson
In. M
Teachers College Debating Team Chosen for Triangular Meet
In Cedar Falls Iowa special report the college held a debate last night to select the school representatives for the triangular contest on March 27 against Coe and Morningside. The chosen debaters are Messrs Tooney Zimmerman Mast McMahon Parrott and Sheckleton.
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Cedar Falls
Coe
Morningside
Messrs. Tooney
Zimmerman
Mast. McMahon
Parrott
Sheckleton
Licensed to Wed Charles F. Suter and Pearl A. Neilsen
The notice records a marriage license issued to Charles F. Suter of Waterloo and Pearl A. Neilsen of Waterloo. No ceremony details are provided.
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Charles F. Suter
Waterloo
Pearl A. Neilsen
President Wilson Ends Mississippi Golf Vacation
President Wilson played his last golf game on the Mississippi coast and plans to depart for Washington tomorrow. A cheering crowd lined the route to and from the course as a farewell reception was arranged by Representative Harrison for the southern Mississippi visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pass Christian
Wilson
Mississippi
Washington
Tarewel
Harrison
Waterloo Horse Sale Draws Buyers From Coast to Coast
The Waterloo Livestock Commission barns hosted a multi day horse sale with about 100 horses sold by auctioneer William Holland. Buyers from western cities to New York attended as bidders pushed prices and the event continued into yesterday with a next sale planned in two weeks including a March 20-21 dapple gray sale and a saddle horse show on April 17-18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Livestock Commission Company
William Holland
New York City
Waterloo
Laymen Plan Anniversary Supper at First Congregational
The Laymen's missionary movement announces an anniversary supper at the First Congregational Church on Monday evening January 19 at 6 30 o'clock. All men are invited and the organizers emphasize a non sectarian affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
First Congregational Church
Tax Exacted on All the Profits
Corporations will pay one percent of all profits for fiscal year 1913, as stated by a deputy collector at work in Waterloo. Previously only profits over five thousand dollars were taxed, but now the tax applies to all profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Collectors
Dubuque
Waterloo
Business Men Attend Luncheon at Walnut Street Baptist
The regular Friday evening men luncheon at the Walnut Street Baptist Church resumed with over sixty attendees served by the Searchlight class. After supper a social session followed and Agoga class officers were installed in the church parlors. Dexter Gilley was appointed to lead a campaign supporting the Waterloo Sunday School Athletic League.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo Sunday School Athletic League
Dexter Gilley
Barber Attends Iowa Highway Engineers Conference
Nathan B. Barber, a highway engineer for Black Hawk County, returned from Ames after a two day Iowa highway engineers conference. He spoke on Cost Data and was chosen to join a five member committee to compile standard forms for highway improvements. He represents the second highway district covering twenty northeastern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan B. Barber
Black Hawk County
Ames
Highway Engineers of
Iowa
Lngineers
Mr. Barber
Dilla
Last Effort to Save Neck of Harry Spencer
Chicago January 10. The last court action to save Harry Spencer from hanging next Friday was a request to the state supreme court for a writ of superseders. Granting the writ would mean a reprieve and possibly a new trial, it is said.
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Chicago
Harry Spencer
Mildred Allison-Rexroat
Supreme Court of the State
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NEW Fair Association
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Majestic Theatre
Eddie Howard & Co
Will Coleman
Sager Midgley & Co
Halton Powell, (Inc
Jack Trainor
Henry
Milwaukee Sentinel
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Daintiest Girls
Waterloo Kisselkar Company
Weat Fifth Street
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