Bears Dominate Grain Market as Cork and Oaks Hit New Lows
Chicago reports bearish sentiment from bank failures and favorable farm reserves data, pushing corn and oats to new crop lows. Wheat opens down. slight rallies fade as shorts profit. Kansas City cattle and hogs show varied moves. sheep bids weak with lambs down modestly. Heavy hogs steady to higher, cattle and calves mixed amid light trading.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Ligértine Bank
Shorts
Cattle and Hogs Bid Mixed as Week Opens in Chicago
Cattle receipts 600 with weekly comparisons. steer prices mixed with some drops, cows weaker, calves up about 50 cents, feeders down. Hog receipts 4,000. hogs higher on today’s trade with top around 10.85 for 160 to 1100 pounds, bulk near 9.50 to 10.20. Sheep receipts 1,000. feeder lambs down 10 to 20 cents, heavies down about 50 cents, yearlings and ewes weaker. Beef steers uneven, good and choice down, tops near 9.50s with some backsliding.
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Louis
Til
Ian
Chicago
Otmana
Svcu
Susheri
TLE
Rte
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Grain Quotations
Chicago and Kansas City grain quotes mixed with livestock markets from Sioux City to Waterloo and Minneapolis. Wheat and corn readings, pork and rib prices, cattle and hog bids, and regional market notes across several cities, with emphasis on prices, receipts, and early 1921 market tone.
Livestock Prices at St Joseph January Auction
Livestock receipts show steer prices from 6.50 to 9.25, cows and heifers 3.50 to 3.25, calves 0.50 to 11.00, with lambs 9.00 to 10.23 and ewes 4.25 to 5.00. No sheep reported.
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Rey
Prices in New York Markets February 29 Summary
Prices in New York show firmer butter receipts with 5 033 tubs creamery up and down. Cheese receipts mixed with state milk flats, 38 29c and 24 25c ranges. Poultry live not quoted, dressed steady. Raw sugar futures steady near 39c. Cotton unchanged with spot around 14.73 and futures around 14.50 to 15.55 for various months. January price references include butter creamery extras and firsts, while cheese and poultry show limited movement in Chicago and Kansas City postings.
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New York
Chicago
Taark
Kansas City
Jan. Jones
Ana Pont
Dun's Trade Review Notes Slow Yet Steady Business Rise
The issue reports improved business prospects with a cautious inclination toward conservative commitments and new buying near price stabilization. Declines in wholesale quotations lessen, deflation seems to have plateaued in some markets, and real demand grows in textiles and other sectors, supported by lower speculative excess. Weekly bank clearings reach 336,533,340,185.
Bank Clearings and Financial Totals Weekly Report
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending January 29 1921 reported by the Waterloo Clearing House Association show daily totals and weekly comparison figures. Instruments ripe deeds mortgages and Liberty Bonds notes appear with weekly and prior week totals, highlighting market activity in the period.
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Black Hawk County Abstract
Waterloo Bank Clearings
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Prices and trade notes from Chicago and New York
Chicago reports limited change in county values with live poultry prices up and steady demand. Fresh egg production rises across regions, shipments east from West Coast reduce producer prices. Butter production above normal, no price change. Also notes on Toledo seeds, clearing house reserves, and mixed commodity prices including potatoes sugar and coffee futures.
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Chicago
Swift & Co
California
Oregon
Washington
Central States
Stocks and Bonds Open With Uneven Trading
New York January 29 Mexican oils and several rails led early gains while European oils fell. By midmorning United Fruit and several utilities rose modestly as rails advanced, notably New Orleans Texas and Mexican and Louisville Nashville. High grade rails pressured the market late with some weakness in top issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pros
New York
Mexican Petroleum
Associated O
United Fruit
Suit States Steel
New Orleans
Texas & Mexico
Northern Pacific
Reading
Associated Oil
American
Texas & Mexican
Louisville & Nashville
Texas Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Waterloo Evening Courier praised for quality and value
The Waterloo Evening Courier is lauded as offering superior news gathering and presentation. Subscribers report it provides more quantity and quality at a lower price, making it the best value among newspapers priced at three to thirty five dollars annually.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Business Shows Slow Revival in Country Over
United Press reports in New York that the Sun notes a dull short stock market session with little initiative and irregular price changes. Bonds remained firmer while stocks showed no major impact, and general business showed cautious improvement alongside slow uneven signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
the Sun
Financial Review Today
Unusual Stability In Wheat Amid Belgian Loan News
The Weekly Grain and Provision Review notes unusual wheat market stability this week aided by the Belgian loan's $10,000,000 impact. Prices ranged from slight declines to small advances while provisions fluctuated and fears about supply and carryover persisted amid mixed government data.
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Chicago
Jan
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Supreme Council
Austria
U. S
Annual Meeting of Iowa Falls Community Club
The Iowa Falls Community Club will hold its annual meeting Tuesday evening at 6 in the clubrooms. Elections will be held for directors, with candidates including W. H. Burrows Noshren Beroig Hall C. I. Hartinger WLW Johnson W. L. G. H. Long Santee and W. E. Welder. A banquet follows the election. The article also mentions the Chassell family achievements in education and church work.
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Iowa Falls
Towa Falls
Etors
Moeting
Canquet Il
Cafe Miller
Teniimen
W. H. Burrows
Nosh Ren
Beroig Hall
C. I. Hartinger
WLW
Johnson
W.L
Hardin County
Clara
Columbia University
New York City
Laura
State University At
Columbus
Joseph S
Union ‘Seminary
Chassel
Methodist
National Educational
Ecomuittes
New York
Cit
World Dairying Conditions Discussed At Hudson
A. A. Burger opened the county farm institute at Hudson and urged long term credit for farmers. Prof. M. Mortensen of Ames warned of poor U S butter harming markets while Denmark and other dairies expand. Dairying seen as a side line needing growth, better cream delivery, and higher yields. Smith-Hughes education and local officers were featured with resolutions praising the program and calling for regular women’s division inclusion and continued community aid.
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A. A. Burger
County Age
County Farm Institute
Hudson
Tha Federal Reserve Bank
Supreme Court
United States
M. Mortensen
Ames
Europe
Smith-Hughes
Glenn Bekkem
Hudson and Orange Consolidated Schools
Institute
G. Mosely
G. F. Johnson
A. E. Hollis
R. M. Gunn
B. S
Strayer
Elmer Lichty
Lloyd Loonan
Thomas Hansen
Peter Beck
Town State College
Meat inspection protects public health era
A 1906 Roosevelt era reform, the U S Department of Agriculture explains modern meat inspection. The U S Inspected and Passed stamp requires twice examination, clean slaughterhouses, and proper labeling. Last year 800 houses in 260 cities were inspected, over 65.9 million animals and 4 billion pounds of meat watched, with thousands condemned and diverted to use.
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Py J. Morler
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Chicago
U. S
Middle West
Boston
San Francisco
New Orleans
Four County Corn Show Planned at Fairbank High School
Farmers from Black Hawk Bremer Benton and Fayette counties met in Fairbank Iowa on January 29 at 3 p.m. to unanimously decide to hold a four county corn show on February 10 12 plans call for the event to be the best yet with speakers being secured and a full program to be announced next week a fine treat is promised for local residents.
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Fairbank
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buran
Fayette
Tasty macaroni dish and farm labor offer featured
An old recipe describes a macaroni dish with milk crumbs peppers meat and eggs baked in a water bath and served with tomato sauce. The page also notes a Chicago medical student offering to work on a farm for board due to lack of city jobs in the Algo ma area.
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Tere
Chicago
jKossouth County
Algoma
Chester Whites Average 48 at Shall Rock Sale
Wednesday sale at Shall Rock drew a large crowd of buyers from Iowa. Dr. Woodhouse and A. A. Grandon offered 38 Chester Whites, with most animals sold to local farmers. Top price reached 115 dollars, while average was 48.
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Woodhouse
Chester Whites
A A. A. Grandon
Sheth Rock
Iowa
Waverly Man Hurt Cutting Through Cars on Rail Track
A Waverly man was injured while attempting to cross or move along railroad cars on the tracks. The earlier report misnamed the injured party. correction lists the patient as Helfer, not Helacras, with the incident occurring after a poultry show at Wartburg academy and other scattered items from the local scene.
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R. R
Sankad
Wes A
Helfer
A. S. Helacras
Kiven
Wartburg Academy
Charles Minneapolis
Gil Ha T
Xem Brseags Pington
Newhall School Building Dedicated Amid Community Event
The Newhall consolidated school building was dedicated Friday with a noon program and dinner served for attendees. A large crowd enjoyed songs and recitations, with remarks from state education officials and local leaders. Afterward, a gymnasium basketball game and supper followed the program. The $25,000 structure features notable interior appointments.
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Newhall
Teconsulial School
Luiludlng
Ce¢Remun
Protome A. Brown
Hugh Mossman
Vinton
Corn Keller
Roy
Downs
Cedar Rapids
A. T. Trimble
Alex Kaller
Hax
Dir
J. J. Downs
Thie Eny
Ife
Presbyterian Parsonage
F& Sheancer
Purgo College
We Turner
Cedar Rapds
Wanted and For Rent Classifieds Mix in Cedar Falls Field
A jumble of late classified notes shows Kent furnished front suite with light housekeeping rooms, two large modern rooms downstairs for a couple without children, and multiple real estate offers. Listings include a six room house for sale, a modern bungalow, and several rental options with phone contacts and addresses in Cedar Falls.
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Kent
New Hartford
T. Ly Spryene
Washington St
Cedar’ Falls
Real Estat
Eneeh i. Conrad
Care Care Dept
Almos Good Ladsy
Newton and Kern Sts
Conger St
Corona Portable
W. Brallan
Addres
Care Courier
Ashland Ave
Seal Estate
Treen House
Vette
4Th St. Thene
Two men jailed for concealed weapons in Oelwein
In West Union district court two men jailed last November for carrying concealed weapons received two year sentences. A companion was freed, no weapons, no resistance. Banl Findlay spoke at Oelwein Chamber of Commerce on The High Cost of Business. A car from New York to San Francisco stopped in town. most passengers spoke English and smoked cigarettes. Friday quarantine news lists several homes under smallpox and scarlet fever restrictions, with C H Kaler and H B Phillips homes released.
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Oelwein
Forrest Fox
West Union
Banl Findlay
Oelwein Chamber of Commerce
Oelwein Terminal
New York City
San Francisco
Delbert Knapp
First Avenue
Mrs. Schroeder
Fifth Avena
Herman Busse
Sixth Avenue
Frank Lawrence
C. H. Kaler
H. B. Phillips
Lincoln County Wis Farm For Sale With Rich Improvements
In Lincoln County Wisconsin three percent miles from town of ten thousand on hard road. Two hundred acres with 137 acres in crop and balance timber. Fine improvements valued at 46000 with electric lights in home and outbuildings. Nine room house furnace heat bath all hardwood finish. Stock and machinery valued at 10000. Holstein cattle. trade accepted for first payment. Last year’s crop included. Price 56000 with ten years or more on balance. Contact A02 Oak Ave Webster City Ta or Phone 6326 Webster City W B Carr until Tuesday night.
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Lincoln Co
Wis
Oak Ave
Webster City
W. B. Carr
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Bears
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Board of Trade
East ST. Louis Livestock
OMAHA
Solan
Oera
Gote
Bresry
Timothy
St. Louis
Ted Winter
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Minn
Feoria Geatin
Peoria
T.- Jan
Cern
Steer
Lesien
Gollars. Sc
Artesiar
Sreath
Sioux City Livestock AR
ST. Joseph Livestock
Cubas
coTron
Dun’s Trade Review
Dun's
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Produce Review
Toledo
A. Cetat
Clearing House
Chiesse
Tine Keipis
Sitgar
Fas
York
Rio No
American Sumatra Tobacco
Lila American TD. & T
Anaconda Copper Atchison
Baldwin Locomo
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Mil. & St
TOM Crucible Steel
General Motors
Great Northern Ore
Gonirich Co
Marine Pid Bid International Paper
Kennecott Copper
New York Central
Norfolk & Western - Northern Pacific Pure Oil Co
Pennsylvania - Reading
Giouthern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
American Beet Sugar Bid
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Redg Viene
Texas Co
Tobacco Products
Union Pacific
Standard Cilia Ameritan Wooten Plidvale Steet
Money and Exchange
Vecome Mercantile Paper
Exchange
Sterling
Dusmiard
Lice
New York Exchange
Montreal
Frances
Wit Farmers
Phont
Waterloo Henidence
Cedar Falls
Martensen
Dnstituta
Denmark
Lowa
Englangs
Liberia
Ireland
Australia
New Zealand
Argentina
Holland
Shall Rock
Jessie Miner
Des Moines
Mercy Hospital
E. H. Meyers
Mamie Dugan
Woatten
Corms
Willett
George W. Woodhouse
Ray Donley
St. Luke's
Our Land Magazine
Truer
Lowe
Bevel
Askus
Kriebel
la Salle
J. E. Weber Co
Commerce Bldz
Kansas City, Mo
Walker-Schubert Lumber Co
Washington Sr
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