Market Prices Shows Foreign sellers Hold Back
Chicago January 24 fresh declines in wheat mirrored lack of foreign buying and weak domestic crop reports from Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. May and July futures opened lower then recovered with May at 1.84 and July around 1.53 as the market closed slightly down from yesterday. Corn fell early then recovered on export demand while oats talked of ship moves to the seaboard. Provisions rose on higher log prices and fears of Great Britain supply shortages.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Argentina
Buffalo
Seaboard
Cash Grain Quotations From Chicago and Minneapolis Markets
Commodity prices listed show cash grain quotes for corn, oats, and wheat in Chicago Duluth Kansas City and Minneapolis. Figures include No 2 and No 3 Red Yellow White mixed categories with prices around 1.00 to 2.39 per bushel and May July futures for wheat and flax. The data reflect June readings with specific spreads and contract months across multiple grain types.
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Meage
Chicago
Duluth
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Rescue Workers Dan Batey to Speak in Waterloo
Leading mission workers from the Midwest will address Waterloo churches on Sunday. Rev Dan G Batey of Chicago and C M Stocking of Minneapolis will speak at Grace Methodist First Congregational Walnut Street Baptist and First Methodist on rescue work stories. The visit is under Biz Brother Mission auspices with further pulpits planned. Also grain dealers association aims to meet in Waterloo in 1918 as Charles Van Vleck and others confer in Sioux City. Carleton Sins will discuss border experiences at the Wesleyan Brotherhood luncheon at First Methodist tomorrow.
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Middlewest
Waterloo
Dan G. Batey
Dan Batey
Chicago
C. MM. Stocking
City
Minneapolis
Minn
Batey
Grace Methodist
First Congregational
Stocking
Walnut Street Baptist
Mornerg
First Methodist
T. J. Fuller
Biz Brother
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association
Charles van Vleck
Commercial Club
Sioux City
van Vieck
Carleton Seal
Wesleyan Brotherhood of First
Methodist Church
Carleton
Hogs and cattle market trends in Chicago stockyards
Jan 24 Chicago hogs 10 to 15 higher over yesterday as strong demand from beef outlook supported cattle values. Receipts: hogs 44,000 cattle 15,000 sheep 18,000. Estimated tomorrow hogs 40,000 sheep 14,000. Cattle opened 10c higher then weakened. top hog price 11.50. cattle top 11.30. sheep steady to higher with lambs up to 14.40.
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Chicago
Kansas Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas livestock receipts show cattle and hog markets opening higher. Prices: prime fed steers $10.85-$11.50, dressed beef steers $8.50-$10.75, Western cattle $7.50-$11.00, cows $6.25-$8.00, calves $7.00-$13.00, hogs $9.50-$10.50, sows $10.50-$11.35, lambs $13.75-$14.25, yearlings $11.75-$12.50, wethers $10.50, ewes $9.75-$10.35.
South Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
South Omaha Neb reports cattle receipts 8,400 with strong opening. Native steers range from 38.00 to 11.50 per hundredweight. cows and heifers at 4.95 to 5.50. Western and Texas steers mixed 6.75 to 10.50 and 6.00 to 7.75. stockers and feeders 6.50 to 10.00. Hog receipts 16,500 with prices 10.75 to 11.10 for heavier types and 9.50 to 50.50 for pigs. bulk sales 10.90 to 11.15. Sheep receipts 12,300 with yearlings 10.76 to 12.80, wethers 9.50 to 10.50, ewes 13.35 to 14.25.
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Union
Cattil
Texas
South Omaher
Neb
Fan
Chicago New York Produce Markets Update
Chicago Froctuse reports mixed market data for June with butter steady for creameries, eggs down with varied price ranges, and potatoes showing receipts from Wisconsin Michigan and other states. New York prices for butter and eggs show firmness and weakness respectively, while poultry dressed remains firm with limited price quotes.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
Idaho
Washington
York
Grain Letter signals bullish soy and corn outlooks
Grain Letter notes deferred wheat futures stronger than May amid pressure from an eastern speculative account. Cash conditions improve with evidence of buying by export interests. Corn gains on shorts and seaboard demand with 600000 bushels export sales. Oats rally on seaboard buying. Leather and footwear ads intermix with market tone.
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Lamson Bros
Chicano
Ian
Somc
ARS
North America
Shorts
Seaboard
Texport
Deep Drifts Hold Up Train for Two Days
After two days of digging through deep snow drifts the first Illinois Central train from St Paul since Sunday reached Waterloo at 2 40 pm yesterday. Seventeen inches fell in Minnesota and northern towns says James Stout day ticket clerk. The snow was wet and heavy leading to drifts several feet deep and a late No 25 from the Twin Cities four and a half hours this morning.
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Ilinois Central
St. Paul
Waterloo
Minnesota
James Stout
Tse
Mines Central
Twin Cities
Erbes Makes $200,000 Claim Dismissed in Trial Progress
The trial in Judge Dunham's court centered on Erbes and a $200,000 counter claim tied to breach of contract for six racing motors. Jurors heard testimony from experts and reviewed 54 exhibits as the Wisconsin Motor Manufacturing Company pursued damages while Erbes admitted the plaintiff's claim.
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N. R. Cunningham
Claim Service Good
Sullivan and Mailan
John
Black Hawk County
Motor Company
Erbes
Pickett
Swisher & Farwell
Waterloo
Arthur Mueller
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Motor Manufacturing Company
Brbes
Bob Burman
The
Wisconsin
Peugeot
Eerbes
New York
Waterloo Markets Price List Share of Grain and Livestock
Market report from Waterloo dated January 24 lists prices for flour and grains, cattle and hogs, hay, produce, dairy, poultry, hides, and calves. Notable entries include good and fair butcher steers and cows, premium hog prices, and various prices for veal, fowl, and horse hides. Continuous figures reflect retail and wholesale ranges across commodities and livestock.
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Raterson
Wellington
R. Creamery Utter
Creamery
Orange We
Poultry Show Seeks Permanent Home After Strong Attendance
Export demand raises corn quotations as Waterloo Poultry Association officials push for a permanent home following a successful Seashail show at 114 Fourth Street East. Crowds overflow, additional room used for Prof H A Bittenbender talks, judging underway with awards expected by noon tomorrow. Strong interest in poultry breeding noted as Cedar Rapids and Muscatine hosts run concurrent shows.
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Waterloo Poultry Association
Seash Hail
Fourth Street East
Severn
H. A. Bittenbender
Ames
Professor Bittenbender
Moose Lodge Plans Hardtimes Party and Masquerade
Loyal Order of Moose will host a hardtimes party for members and families Thursday in Moose hall with a demand for hardtimes costumes and fines for noncompliance. A masquerade party Friday will award prizes for best, youngest, and oldest costumes. The L O M drill team travels to Independence tonight for initiatory work and a drill at the Independence lodge.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Moose Building Committee
Independence
Independence Lodge
W. J. Parks Accepts New Bank Position
W. J. Parks resigns as assistant cashier of Security Savings bank to join American Trust & Savings bank. He previously worked six years at Security Savings after serving as assistant cashier and head bookkeeper at a Frederika bank. C. A. Barber to temporarily replace him at Security Savings. Also notes two men arraigned for disturbing the public quiet. information filed by Oscar Palmer. Moulders' union reports contract with Headford Brothers & Hitchins Foundry Co for next year with 10 percent piece rate increase and 59 cents per day for day workers.
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W. J. Parks
Security Savings Bank
American Trust & Savings Bank
Mr. Parks
Security Savings
Frederika
C. A. Barber
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Buffalo Center
John Holbrook
Adams Street
Roy Atherton
Newell Street
Burr Brown
Oscar Palmer
Moulders’ Union
Headford Brothers & Hitchins Foundry Co
Waterloo Jews donate 30 55 for war sufferers relief
Jacob Cohn reports a $30.55 contribution from Waterloo Jews for war sufferers. The funds will be forwarded this week to the national relief committee. Wang Miller Shoe Co offers ladies black kid street boots at $5.50 per pair.
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Jacob Cohn
Waterloo
National Committee
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
Wanted To Borrow and Real Estate Loan Advertisements
Real estate loan requests and listings: borrow $1000 to $1200 on residence, real estate loan on farm or city property with gilt edge security. multiple contact numbers. Also for sale items include a gentleman's bicycle in good condition and poultry Rhode Island Red cockerels. Rent ads for two steam heated rooms and a modern six room unit. Also horse and vehicle sale, and an exchange offer of $500 second mortgage for an automobile. Contact details and addresses in Cedar Falls and Cedar Falls area.
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Squire
Rhoda Island
Alvin Hemstreet
Cedar Falls
Wellington
West Fourth Street
Exchange
State Street
Cedar Falla
Councilman Sporle Sworn Into Office
Councilman F A Sporle took the oath from Mayor W H Law this morning and will begin duties at a Monday evening Ely council meeting. He was elected to succeed F A Merrian in the Third ward and will head the ordinance committee while serving on guest and alley, public grounds and health, and water, sewer and gar committees.
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F. A. Sporle
W. H. Law
Ely
Sporle
Auccrad F. A. Merrian
Law
Merriau
Journey of Yarrowdale Captured Ship Reported by German Prize Crew
Berlin reports details of the voyage of the British steamer Yarrowdale captured by German commerce raiders in the South Atlantic and brought to Swinemuende. Naval Lieut. Hadewicz describes discipline aboard and plans to sink the ship if mutiny arose, with sixteen German crew and several hundred prisoners aboard.
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Berlin
South Atlantic
Hadewicz
Overseas
Badewicz
North Atlantic
North Sea
Mike Tine
Idevll
Lieut
Badewitz
Yarrowdale
Island Haven
Badewitsz
Night Police Captain Is Under Suspension
Captain Howard W. Garri son was suspended for 15 days by Chief J. N. Caldwell for a rules violation. He will return February 1. Night Sergeant Charley Wetlanfer will lead during his absence. The department awaits changes after H. T. Wagner’s resignation, with no likely changes before February.
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Wight
Howard W. Garrison
Police
J. ND. Caldwell
Charley Wetlanfer
Caldwell
H. T. Wagner
Commercial Club Elects Officers For Coming Year
The Commercial Club elected officers led by Lichty as president for the coming year and Nasheen as past president. Paul W. Smith is first vice president with Lore Alford as second vice president. A. W. Peek is treasurer and Charles Van Vienk re-elected secretary. The club, organized in 1884, has grown to about 400 members and aims for 1,000. Directors present numbered 13 of 16. Lichty heads a cement machinery company and Nasheen a loan firm. The group praised past leadership and noted continued city-building efforts.
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Paul W. Smith
Lore Alford
A. YW. Peek
Charles van Vienk
Directora
Elu
Fia
Waterloo Loan & Prust Company
Lichty
Waterloo Cement Machinery Corporaton
Ifo
Second Fichta
Inga
Galleag Pleads Guilty in Disorderly House Case
Pollee raided Charley Callens who runs a disorderly establishment at 979 Fourth Street. He pled guilty to operating a disorderly house and was fined 100 dollars. Four men present were arrested and released on bonds. two gallons of whisky and several beers seized. This was the second raid in two months with three raids in January. The police court clerk collected 200 dollars from the proprietors.
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Charley Callens
Billy
J.C. Beem
Callens
Polion Rats
Calleng
Nay
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Promotes Easy Digestion
An advertising copy promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and weak stomach. It claims the product supplies digestive juices to aid meal digestion and suggests taking one tablet after each meal and one before bed. A free trial coupon is offered.
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Stuart
Dhe
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
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