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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1921

Page

11

Harp Advances in Wheat Prices in Chicago Trade

Wheat prices in Chicago on January 12 show advances after an apparent pause in export buying. Market activity mixed with mention of Argentina demand and U.S. export shifts, closing with net higher futures for May and nearby contracts. Cattle, hogs, and grain provisions quotes reflect general market movements across soy and corn areas. Total trading notes include Omaha and Chicago grain quotations and assorted price levels for hard, mixed, and white wheats alongside barley and oats.

Chicago Argentina United States Omaha

Wheat and hog prices rise on tariff hopes and demand

Receipts show mixed gains across categories in Kansas City livestock market. Beep steers strengthen to 25 cents higher with notable bulk pricing around 7.50 to 8.00. Hogs trade 15 to 25 cents higher with top around 4.40 and bulk 9.25 to 9.85 for fat pigs. Sheep and yearlings up 2 to 5 percent, 90-pound yearlings at 9.00 and lambs to about 11.10 in Colorado markets.

Omaha and Sioux City Livestock and Markets Report

Omaha Livestock receipts up to 12,500 with cattle and sheep totals around 6,400 and 10,000 respectively, beef steers and heifers quoted steady to 85 cents higher, top steer price near 9.25, hogs about 15 to 25 cents higher, selected lots and best weights firm while bulls and veals near 10.50. Sioux City market reports show hogs 15 to 25 cents higher with sales around 8.86, cattle receipts 3,000 with steady to strong bids, sheep receipts 600 with lambs near 11.00 to 11.25 and yearlings near 6.25. Kansas City grain and related markets noted mixed movement with cattle steers around 6.50 and various corn and wheat price ranges, while stock and bond activity in New York opened broadly lower with notable declines in Crucible Steel and other industrials and a late rally in shipping issues.

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Grain and sugar market receipts and prices across cities

Old market notes from Peoria Minneapolis and St Louis list receipts for cars of various wheat and white rice brands, with unchanged prices. Wheat and corn quotes show futures and cash prices, while New York sugar prices reflect refined and centrifugal costs.

Peoria Janese Osis

Prices and Market Notes From Various Midwest Markets

A scrambled OCR list summarizes agricultural prices and market notes from Waterloo, Iowa. Chicago. and Waterloo region, with items including potatoes, creamery butter, flour, coffee futures, and poultry. It mentions live fowls, turkeys, and eggs, along with general market conditions and personal notices of local residents.

Worth Co Farmers Siphon Big Profits From Silos

A Worth county farmer proposes a scheme to inflate profits by siphoning alcohol from silos through copper pipes. He claims a 62 gallon yield per season with a value of $18 per quart, potentially netting over $3,000 after costs and police seizures, while noting risks of legal penalties and travel expenses. The article mixes speculative crime with local notices and regional updates.

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Cattle Hogs And Sheep Prices Rally In Tuesday Markets

CATTLE receipts 6000 with steers up to 25 cents. fat cows and heifers 25 cents higher. bulls steady. vealers mostly 25 cents lower. HOGS receipts 26000. barrows and gilts steady to 15 cents higher with top near 9.50. pigs 30 to 130 pounds steady. SHEEP receipts 13000. fat lambs 25 cents higher. best ewes and yearlings strong with bulk fat ewes 4.75 to 5.00. Shippers paid 11.00 to 12.75 for some. market notes show varied movement across categories.

Chicago

Early Dip Exchange Stocks Show Buoyancy

United Press reports a mixed opening on the New York Stock Exchange with steels steady and oils slipping. By midday trading steadied, Wells Fargo rose to 71, American Express gained to 141, Adams climbed two points, while Mexican Petroleum hit a new high near 164 as the market edged into an uncertain afternoon.

Associated Press New York Crucible Steel Crucible Mexican Petroleum Studebaker American Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Atlantic Guilt American International Kelly Springfield Raila Jower Norfolk & Western Republic Steal Wellsy Fargo Exchange London Atlantic Gulf Motors American Woolen Ly Hndicott Johnson Merccantile Marine New Haven St. Paul Rock Island St. Louis & Southern Railway Sears-Roebuck jAmerican Cam American Car & Foundry American Smelting Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Bethlehem Steel Central Leather Chesapeake & Ohi Chicago, Mil. & St Rt General Motows Great Northern Ore Goodrich Co Marine International Paper Kennecott Copper York Centralrfoix & Western Northern Pacific,Pure United Prese Princes New York Stock Exchange Steels Alo Werealthy Curie Republic Union Pacific Northern Pacific Wight Mexican Etroleum Buoxar Wells Fargo American Express Adams Iasulas

East St. Louis Livestock Totals Mixed as Markets Edge Higher

Receipts show cattle, hogs and sheep active with gains across classes. Cattle top around 12.50 to 19.75 for stockers, cows and bulls steady to up. hogs sharply higher, top near 5.65 for light hogs and 9.75 for heavies. sheep mainly steady to 25 cents higher with lambs reaching 11.49 and yearlings around 9.50.

Installations Spark Clarksville Clarion Lodge Officers

In Clarksville January 11 T C C F installed officers including Frank Merrill as presiding officer Bert Crosby and Jesse Rambo as vice officers and recording secretary Paul Graham financial secretary A Brasman treasurer Cheever conductor Chaplain Harley Putin Kinison and others with Mary Brown Vada Rambo Hazel Wrele Kate Harmer recording secretary Flora Pulls and Sahra Mossberry among listed officers for Clarksville encampment 1 O L O F U.

Clarksville Frank Merrill Bert Crosby Jesse Rambo Mao Paul Graham Ae Brasman Cheever Harley Putin di Kinison Loa RB Will Knight Beltz Henry Klunder Rebeked Lodge Instansa Mary Brown Rot Vada Rambo Gj Smith Hazel Wrele Bertbr Coldren Olive Teeming Trene Grapp Kate Harmer Millia Ormsby Ns A Ella Wamsley Jennie Martin Ke Nordman Hazel Mossberry Flora Pulls Sahra Mossberry Carrie Apple Charles Kacher Oscar Holz Schulh S Wi. Frank Merrill E. Dingman

Cedar Falls News Roundup from Local Banks and Clubs

Cedar Falls banks reelected officers at annual meetings with Frank B. Miller as president and Roger Leavitt as vice president. George Mathes chaired Blackhawk County Farm Loan group. American Legion post elected leaders led by Joe Meyers. Funeral notices and community updates follow, including illness, obituaries, and local society events.

Cedar Falls Ity Cedar Falls National Bank Frank B. Miller Roger Leavitt Hans Gc.smith Security Trusl & Savings Bank Conirl George Leo Pawlkur D. ‘T Hess Harold Brightson Black Tank Faro Lard Loga Tink George Mathes U.S. Blough Waterloo George 8. Mornin American Legion Joe Meyers Frank Porter Walter Kieh John Dempster W. Ih. Hearst Harold EF Christensen John Clark Adolph Wolfe Nels Nielsen F. E. Powers George Willard

Denver Notes and Social News From January

Miss Louisa Schumacher resigns from the telephone office. Mrs. George Jalnke hosts Thinbiebes club. Mrs Pred Seegers hosts Mission Society. Miss Alice Booth of Waverly visits Carl Heideman home. Miss Charlotte Dieckmann hosts birthday party. Orlan Steele marks birthday. Herry Mobling, Sr., improving after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brandt host friends. Herman Steeze and Hulda Heideman wed at Evangelical church in Denver. Wir Steege birthday gathering. Mrs. Join Holbertz visits in city. Miss Carrie Moore from Illinois visiting A Ulm Patterson home. Miss Amanda Koepke visiting Waterloo friends. Miss Amanda Sass ill but improving. to miss Waterloo Business College another week. Ed Hints hires out in Robert Buss for this year.

Denver Louisa Schumacher George Jalnke Pred Seegers Mission Society Alice Booth Waverly Carl Heidaman Charlotte Dieckmann Orlan Steele Herry Mobling, Sr Albert Brandt Herman Steeze Hulda Heideman Mount Vernon Township Evangelical Church Sumner Otto Millar Carrie Moore Ullnois A UU Patterson Amanda Koepké Waterloo Amanda Sass Waterloo Business College Ed Hints Elma Robert Buss

Washington Township Notes and Local Movements

Maen Barker visits her aunt in Sandstor while the Washington Cemetery association plans a Friday meeting with Mrs. Mary Crawford. R K Ford regains strength after an accident. Dave Waterous heads to Montana after visiting relatives. Mrs. E B Baker returns home from two weeks with her daughter. Shafer family travels to Wateries for assessors meeting and returns. Advertising notes on local waste-free reach and market coverage.

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January meeting ends with Clarksville Embroidery officers

Clarksville Embroidery glu met at Mrs. T. J. Shafer home Thursday to elect officers Mrs. A Selitz president and Mrs. Wennolly vice president. Several local items include deaths Mrs A A Row, Fred Seitz and son James arrival from Waterloo, and a run of community news from Sumner and Jesup with school nurse work, fever cases, births and local visits.

Clarkyville | Embroidery “Glu T. J. Shafer Mra. A. Seliz Mra. Wennolly Fred Seitz James Waterloo

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