Wheat and Corn Receipts at Chicago Factor
Receipts totaled 1,259 cars as traders faced a swing in wheat prices. Manitoba rust threats boosted early harvest prospects. price quotes moved from 1.30 to 1.35 for futures, with September and December sliding later amid cooler weather signals and rising visible supply. Oats held steady on bullish crop reports. cash quotes varied across No 1 red and mixed grades, with wheat markets showing overall bearish pressure on corn.
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Manitoba
Lts
Mcver
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Hit 15,000
Kansas City Missouri July 15 cattle and hogs show varied demand. Dry fed steers steady to strong with top heavies at 8.35 and yearlings up to 9.00. hogs mostly 15 to 25 cents higher and best lights to shippers around 10.40 to 10.50. sheep receipts 4,500 with killing classes steady and top lambs near 9.60 to 10.25.
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Texas
Arizona
ST. Louis
St Louis
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Prices and commodities report from New York and Chicago markets
A mixed price rundown covers butter creamery receipts and scores, poultry and eggs, and grain futures. Reports from New York, Chicago, and St. Louis note unchanged and firmer tones, with currency and bonds in steady to easy ranges.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Stock Market Opens Weighed by Mixed U S Steel and Petroleum
New York July 18 trading opened dull and heavy as Atlantic Gulf fell over 2 points under pressure while Mexican Petroleum and General Asphalt showed strength. Copper and steel listings held steadier with General Electric strong. shipments and foreign exchange remained unsettled amid a 6 percent call rate and a heavy close.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Gulf
Wee
Crucible
United States Steels
Baldwin Locomotive
United States Rubber
American Telephone
Mexican Petroleum
Generals Asphalt
Union Pacific
Gen Asphalt
Steele
General Electric
Taila
American Car & Foundry
American T. & T
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Br Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Crucible Steel
SF General Motors
Great Northern
Goodrich Co
Marina Pfd
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
New York Central
Norfolk & Western Reading
Rep
Iron & Steel
Sinclair Cons
Ol & Refining
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corporation
Ie Texas Co
United States Steel
Utah Copper
Ouse Hlectric Westingh
Willys-Overland
Mads Central
RI & Po
Standard Qui Co
Peoples Gas
Cattle and Hogs Prices Rise in Chicago Livestock Market
Cattle receipts 18,000 with varying gains across classes as beef steers and yearlings show strength. hogs rise 15-25 cents with lights and mediums active and top hogs around $10,385 total. Lambs fall modestly while sows and feeder calves show mixed movement in brisk trading.
Bradstreet food index shows small weekly gain in July 1920
New York July 18 Bradstreet's index for 31 food items rises to 2.93 per pound from 2.85 last week, and 4.74 for the week ending July 15, 1920. Of 79 commodities quoted, 21 advanced, 14 declined, 44 unchanged, with notable shifts in flour and wheat while many staples remained flat.
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New York
Bradstreet
Mollie Seeks Shelter and a New Home Path
Mollie wanders to a hilltop country village in early spring to escape life’s pressures after Grandfather’s death. She finds an old house where an elderly man, his son Paul, and Mollie discuss making the place a home. Mollie offers to manage the house, bringing hope and a budding romance as the man’s son hints at a future together.
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Mollie
Grandfather
Dean
Abi
Thea Villsge
Cama
Tom
Susie
Lola
Paul Worthy
Miss
Mollie Moore
Paul
Barden
Mellie
Melie
Suber
Sunshine
Infant William E Morris dies at home funeral set
William Evans Morris infant son of Fred and Morris dies at 3 a m at 229 Newell Street Born July 17 1923 he was an only child Funeral services at Petersen Bros parlors at 1 p m with funeral to Fairview Cemetery A dog bite incident involving Rae Stewart Reed of 108 Independence Avenue New York was reported police after a dog bit her leg yesterday afternoon a physician treated the injury the dog was ordered tied up for now Flour prices listed in Minneapolis at 9 35 to 9 95 per barrel
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William E. Morris
William Evans Morris
Fred
Sugar
Stewart Reed
Independence
New York
Rae Suean
Reed
Farmers Letters to Editor Open for Questions and Comments
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Editor Farm Department of the Evening Courier and Reporter in Waterloo Iowa. Communications should be addressed to the editor and include the phone contact 3230.
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Evening Courier and Reporter
Waterloo
Iowa
Waterloo Co operative Dairy seeks bids for new plant
Waterloo Co operative Dairy company directors advertise for bids on a modern creamery building 140 by 120 feet and a one story brick plant 104 by 60 feet to be ready by Oct 1 with total costs estimated at 12 000 to 15 000 dollars. R W Chadwick hired to direct butter manufacture. plan to sell milk directly to distributors and later enter wholesale and retail if needed.
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Eleventh
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Company
R. W. Chadwick
Orange Township Creamery
New Corporation
Waterloo
Micely
B. H. Dammerman
Will H. Maust
A. B. Zook
W. W. Blough
Sir Walter Raleigh of Police to Wed Eva Pashke
Chicago report says Eugene Kelley known as the Sir Walter Raleigh of the Chicago police helped a girl cross a street. Tomorrow he will marry Miss Eva Pashke in Chicago. Other dispatches note hot dancing near Chicago resorts and reformers claiming girls dance in pink attire.
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United Press
Chicago
Eugene Kelley
Sir Walter Raleigh
Eva Pashke
Dunkerton farmers resume cooperative creamery operation
Dunkerton farmers regain control of the local creamery and will run it as a strict cooperative. Under new leadership including Charles Smith as president and F Y Davis as treasurer, the plant aims to pay no patronage or stock dividends and partner with a Waterloo distributor for mutual support.
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Charles Smith
Wu Ratired
George Meyerhof
IY. Davis
Flrst National’ Bank
Dunokertos
Apd i
Davis
Waterloo
Waterloo Concern
Farmer Sees Silage as Vital Milk Feed and Boosts Dairy Plans
Ray Rosen of Traer Iowa praises corn silage for steady milk production through heat, aiming Oct 1 feeding and summer stock. His 120 acre farm grows 46 acres of Yellow Dent corn, 18 purebred Holsteins, milking machine, and plans to add alfalfa. He predicts more farmers will join dairying as dairy products stay profitable, while a mayoral veto dispute over permits unfolds with the clerk resisting issuance until legal guidance.
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Ray Rosen
Traer
Wisconsin
Rosen
Rerg
Bow
Iowa's Largest Barn Destroyed by Fire
Estherville Iowa July 18 a spectacular blaze destroyed the farm buildings of John Dillon four miles west of Estherville starting from an overturned lantern in the hay loft. The 310 by 110 foot barn with a corncrib housing 2080 bushels of corn burned. only a distant house remained. Loss estimated at 30000 with limited insurance. the site formerly housed the County Orphans Home.
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Estherville
John Dillon
Towa
County
Shenandoah Cigaret Permit Fight Continues in Court
Shenandoah Ia July 78 The mayor vetoed cigaret dealer permits for a second time as the council passed them 3 to 2. Attorneys for the dealers warned city clerk Frank Lanman they would file mandamus to secure the license, with G R Barnes giving a deadline.
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Shenandoah
Frank Lanman
George B. Warner
G. R. Barnes
George Call Retires From Threshing Business
George Call, a pioneer thresherman around Cedar Falls, retires after more than 25 years of service with his threshing rig. The shift to farmers threshing rings and smaller outfits ends his era, as he recalls detailed job records including costs, yields, quality, production, and crew names.
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George Call
Cedar Falls
Crop share plan may prevail in leased farms
Crop share rents are expected to rise modestly next year as landlords and tenants negotiate new leases in Cedar Falls area. Most owners favor flexible terms and many intend to adjust rents after harvest, with some tenants seeking cash payments of seven to eight dollars per acre.
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Cedar Falls
Ind
Grundy Boys Stock Judging Team To Visit Tomorrow
The Grundy county stock judging team under C. Macy will visit Black Hawk to judge high class dairy and horse herds. They prepare for ext erling contests at the state fair. Breeders and others cooperate fully. Mr. Eves and Harry I Berlovich will accompany the boys.
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Grundy Boys
Grundy County
Macy
Black Hawk
J. P. Dyes
Mr. Macy
Mr. Eves
Harry I. Berlovich
The
Courier
Honey price set at 20 cents in Iowa
Backgrove Iowa July 18 Honey priced at 20 cents per pound becomes ruling in Iowa. Dr A W Bonney president of the Iowa State Beekeepers association reports discussions at Woodbury county meeting with no agreement reached though beekeepers favor 20 cent rate. They expect 20 cent pricing for 5 and 20 pound containers and more for stall lots, with losses cited if below 20 cents. The meeting called one of the most successful Bonney says.
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Backgrove
Iowa
A. W. Bonney
Iowa State Beekeepers’ Ansptiation
Woodbury County
Bonney
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