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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1929

Page

18

Allison Hatchery and area poultry ads in 1929 catalog

A dense page of early 20th century poultry and farming ads shows delivery of Lunes Quality Chicks from tested stock including Brown White Bum Lege POTTS, Reds, Barred Rocks, White Minorcas, and related breeds. Also notes weekly June 7 delivery, disease testing emphasis, and prices. plus hatchery and farm listings with contact details, assorted seeds, nursery stock, and misc notices from Lobdell and Winder Hatcheries, and various sale offers for chicks, plants, and farm equipment.

Burt Orpingtons Whita Ind WyAndottan Minorcas Darsey Eve Nege Ocliffdale Poultry Farm SCG H. G. Robybins Castle Hill Lobdell Lobdell Hatchery Castle Hl American Poultry Association Winder Hatchery Falla Ave la Porte City Hatchiry la Porte City Iowa Box W

Wheat advances on optimistic trade outlook and farm policy talk

Chicago June 1 wheat rose amid trader optimism that low prices have likely bottomed and that farm relief measures may pass soon. Predictions of a farm bill and a farm board appointment within two weeks supported the rally, with expectations of 70 million bushels less spring wheat and 340 million bushels less rye than last year, while winter wheat could be 40 million bushels higher. Corn and oats firmed as wheat strength spilled over, with futures closing unsettled and mixed across the grain complex.

Chicago i/Pi United States Liverpool

Cotton market reports and futures in Liverpool and Chicago

June 1 price summaries for Liverpool and Chicago cotton markets show 4 000 bales received in Liverpool all American with various mids and lows listed. Futures in Chicago opened 10 to 17 points lower with July at 16 28 and October at 18 26 down from prior levels.

Liverpool INS Colten Pulures Chicago

Potatoes Market Update Across States And Shipments

Chicago buyers report revised receipts and 74 railcar loads with total U S shipments steady, while Alabama records Bliss Triumphs at 3 509 75 dollars and Texas Elan Triumphs at 3 0043 25 dollars. Prices vary by region with weaker bar rels and dull old slaw noted in several states. Wisconsin Minnesota and Idaho sacks show mixed figures, reflecting a cautious market.

Chicago U. S Alabame Bliss Texas Elan South Carolina Wisconsin Minnesota Tdaho

Peoria Grain Receipts Report for June

Peoria grain receipts show prices for No 2 yellow 65 1/4 cents and No 4 yellow 80 4 tenths cents with sample grades. Receipts include No 3 white at unspecified price and mention of fats. Ti and Leefitt-Conn are listed among entities in the report.

Peoria June Leefitt Eiptis

Travelers' 60 to State Meet at Creston

Lieu Gov Arch W McFarlane Waterloo supreme conductor of United Commercial Travelers will speak at the annual state convention in Creston Wednesday through Friday Waterloo will send a large delegation EB M Hall seeks grand executive committee seat Ray O Eggert attends as chairman of the good roads committee Waterloo council to receive silver loving cups from grand council and Fred Mcintosh past councillor Other Waterloo attendees listed include E G Pullen and Mrs Pullen plus multiple Waterloo residents and auxiliary officers.

Arch W. McFarlane Waterloo United Commercial Travelers Creston EB M. Hall Ray O.eggert Good Roads Committee Grand Council Waterloo Council Fred Mcintosh Des Moines Council E. G. Pullen Pullen W. Z. Schoen CG. W., Schmidt I. Ll. Ferris Robert Hardy A. E. Johnson James Dougherty G. Eubanks Tom Scott G. L. Whiteman Lillian Huntington Woman's Auxiliary

Rotary Lunch Welcomes I C President Monday

I C President L A Downs, head of Illinois Central Railroad, will address the Rotary Club at the Monday noon luncheon in Hotel Russell Lamson. R Skar of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls will discuss Wit and Humor at the Y s Men's Club dinner Monday night in the Y M C A dining room. Kiwanians hear G A Wright of Waterloo Plumbing addressing House Beating and Oil as Fuel Tuesday at Hotel Russell Lamson. George W Huntley of Cutler Hardware speaks at Optimist Club meeting Tuesday noon in Hotel President.

L. A. Downs Tlinois Central Railroad Rotary Club Russell Lamson R. Skar Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Kiwantans G. A. Wright Waterloo Plumbing & Heating Co Incheon George W. Huntley Cutler Hardware Company Optimist Club

Butterfat price at Osage 48 cents a pound

Osage Co-operative creamery reports 48 cent butterfat price for the first two weeks of May. High checks list OC. J. & R. Fish, Charles Lewis, Lloyd Swaim, Burtch Brothers and others with payments ranging from 75 to 155 dollars. Viking Pump to pay 24 thousand dollar dividend on 40 thousand shares. Detroit News jokes about which gang would hold Chicago 1933 world’s fair beer concession.

Courier Osage Osage Co- Operative Creamery Meg OC. J. & R. Fish Charles Lewis Lloyd Swaim Burtch Brothers Swaim & Bosworth Lawrence Pint Burton Stacy Dean J. Jacobs W. Tormey & Son A. L. Mark Viking Geder Falls Jime 3 Viking Pump Company George Wyth Mionager Detroit News Chicago

Births Reported In This Week's Notices

Multiple birth announcements list new children with parents and addresses from Cedar Heights Water loo Waterloo area. Names include Donald Micheel Helene Arlene William Raymond Donald Carl Gwendolyn Rue Viola Charles Bowman and others, with dates in May and residences across local streets and townships.

Archie Newton Linden Donald Micheel Virgil Letee Cleveland Tony Garcea Bint Jessie William A. Neith Bay Helene Arlene Krantz ‘Herbert Otea Bonnie Lou Hugh F. McManus Watering Joan Daniel Atbert M. Cleveland Cedar Heights Wiliam Raymond Albers Lowe William Albert Lester CG. Fulton Adams Robert David Gideon Heckenlively Orr Donald Carl Carleton A. Turner Commercial Gwendolyn Rue Frank X. Nisius Jackson Donald Fingene Charles McCready Castle Hill Oon Charles Bowman George F. Leitans Riverview Viola

Futures close with varied butter and egg quotes

Chicago and New York markets show futures activity for butter and eggs. Butter storage standards December quotes around 44 tons, while eggs refrigerator standards December show mixed values. Market notes mention curbage and standard service terms amidst inconsistent OCR.

Chicago New York Dune Indiana

Representative Westock Sales at Union Yards Chicago

In Union Yards Chicago on June 1 dealers conducted representative Westock sales featuring hogs. Auction activity highlighted demand for hogs among buyers and sellers.

Union Chicago Dinsi Westock Hogs

Grain and dairy markets report Chicago and St Louis

Chicago and St Louis prices show mixed movements in grains and animal products. Wheat and corn quotations appear in scattered figures with no clear trend while barleys and seed prices are listed. butter eggs cheese and poultry receipts are reported with varying degrees of change and stability across markets.

Buying Selling Quotations From The Chicago Market

A fragment from a historical listing shows buying and selling quotations for multiple companies. Included are Allied Pract. Art Metal Works Binks Borh and others alongside Greater Great Lakes, Hart Garter Prefe nsal utilities Kalamazoo Stove and Missouri Kansas Pipe Line, with references to Standard Dredge and United States Radio Zenith and Oliver Farm Equipment.

Allied Binks Borh Warne Butler Bros. Glib AMM Loveeeester Great Lakes Grigsbs-Granoe Hart Garter Kalamazoo Stove Meadows Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Morrell Seseeesae Ee United Corporation United States United States Radio & Te Zenith Radio Oliver Farm Equipment N.Y. O

Stock Market Ends Irregular After Week End Rally

New York traders closed uneven after a weekend lull as brokers loan cuts of 232 million sparked an initial upturn. Rail shares led gains while radio and motor stocks softened. Chicago, New York Central and other majors moved, with New Haven and Atchison reaching several year highs. Trading volume totaled about 1.4 million shares as profits-taking trimmed some advances.

New York Hin Atthison Norfolk& Western New Haven New York Central Chesepeane & Ohio Nickel Plate American Water Works Noon New Peek Federal Light & Traction General Lectoic Curtiss Atro Greene Cenangs Columbia Union Garbide G. Shattuck Western Union Radio Roonon General Motors Packard Auburn Chrysler General Elen+ y Erle Gadio Curtiss Aero Anaconda American Atchison Jane LU Allied Chem Dye Aiws Chalmers American Agr American Beet Sugar American Can Foreign Power American ‘Locomotive American Bmelting & Refining American Sugar Refining Americal Tel Tel i American Woolen Oes Amentin Zinc Legea& ‘Melting Anaconda Eae Ene Atenison Topeka Bala Fe Baltimore Ohla Vse Bethienem Steel Eeeae California Packing Eeserae Calumet & Atmona Ae Seevey Canada Dysi Ises Ty Canadian Pacific Dona Gaze J. Threshing Machine Cetra de Pasco Copper Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago M. St. PB M. St. P Northwestern R. Lo Eucitic Colorado Iran Consolidated Gas Continental Inspiration International Harvester International Nickel Dordan Molt -P.y Kriig Springfield Kennecol J.asasseans Fireage Lambert Mack ‘Treks Marland Ol Miam Copper Mid-Continent Petro Missouri Kansas & Texas Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Nash Molora National Durerwth Nevada New York Central N H. & H. Worthern Pacific Fackard Motor Gas & Electric Pan American Boosiey Paramount Pennsylvania Railroad Radin ‘Corporation of America Reading Republic Tranac Reynolds Toparre B. Bears Torbuck Shelf Union Ov Simmons Co Reese Binclair Southern Pacific Southern Railway Blanchard Gas & Elec Standard New Jet Standard OK Ahudebaker Corporation Texas Corporation Co Timken Roliir Bearing Tomtco Products Union Paciftic T Wright Aeronautica

Estimated Livestock Receipts at Chicago totals given

Unofficial estimates place Monday receipts at Chicago at 43 000 hogs 20 000 cattle and 15 000 sheep for the week hogs total 189 000. Also Minneapolis flour shipments show 40 789 pounds with bran priced at 22 00 to 23 00 per hundredweight.

Chisago Minneapolis Minn

Iowa Hog and Cattle Prices in Midwestern Markets

Iowa markets quote hog prices across Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mason City Ottumwa and Sioux City with top hogs around 10.20 per cwt and various weights priced from 8.70 to 10.20. Cattle receipts at Sioux City bring mixed results with top yearlings near 14.35 and heavy bulls around 14.10 while hogs show strength with top bids up to 10.40 and 9.00 ranges for lighter and heavier lots.

Iowa Cedar Rapide Moines Mason City Choice Prima Ottumwa Sioux City Selec

Omaha Livestock Market Report June First

Omaha livestock prices show hogs receipts six thousand five hundred with steady to higher bids on heavier hogs and moderate demand. Cattle receipts one hundred with steady to higher values for fed steers and yearlings, while sheep receipts five hundred ninety with slaughter lambs mostly lower and feeder activity steady. Wheat and corn prices listed. Liberty bonds report New York trading activity.

Foreign Exchange Rates Report from June Markets

Foreign exchange notes list rates for Britain France Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil and other currencies. The figures show varied bids and offers with several entries misread or garbled in the June report.

Cemand Great Britain France Maly Belgium Germany Molland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greeem Poland Geechos -Stovakia JunorStavin i Austria Roumania Argentina Brazil Tlaage Tekla Sharghal

Bond Market Opens With Mixed Advances in Convertibles and German Bonds

New York June 1 4 Convertibles and some German obligations led a tepid short session in the bond market. Advances were common for share privilege issues while German Central Agricultural Bank bonds continued rising. Atchison Convertible and five per cent stock surged to new highs. Cement issues and North America Cement bonds posted gains. U S government bonds traded lightly with small declines.

New York Tewns Central Agricultural Bank Il Atchison Cenit Company International Cement 5S North America Cement United States

Hog Market Slows as Hog Prices Ease in Chicago Cattle Rally Seen

Chicago June 1 Hog prices eased in the Rawls session with 3 000 hogs on the scales and about 2 000 sold direct. The week saw limited cattle offerings with around 2 700 head in principal markets, yet strong gains pushed top steers to about 15.00 and calves higher. Sheep and lambs were limited. direct receipts totaled 4 000 with lamb trade softening and prices for fed lambs down ahead of yearling restocking.

Chicago Sion Californis Sasa Oc

Livestock Markets Report From St Paul Minnesota

Receipts large across cattle calves hogs and sheep with steady hog prices and strong feeder demand. Fat steers and yearlings gained while cows and heifers traded unevenly with better activity in top lots. Lambs and ewes softened with clipped lambs near 12.93 and springers around 15.00.

Live Stock Market Summary St. Joseph Week Figures

Receipts show hogs at 1,000 with mostly steady quotes. top hogs $10.65 per cwt for 176 to 240 lbs. Sows and calves weak or mixed. Sheep receipts 5,000 for the week with spring lambs lower and fat lambs around $14.50 to $16.00. ewes around $6.50. Buyer activity varied, with beef cattle and stocker classes fluctuating and prices for cows and bulls largely steady to lower.

Kansasity Tony Joseph Modune L Idaho St. Louis Dune Sheen

Minneapolis Grain Prices and Arrivals Report

Minneapolis grain notes arrivals of 131 wheat cars and contrasts with eleven year average. Details include No. 2 northern and No. 1 durum bids, protein specifications, and prices for amber durum and corn and oats futures. Reports reflect market conditions for June 1 with various grades and locations.

Minneapolis Asangc

Chicago Hay Prices and Mixed Lot Listings

Fragmentary OCR entry shows hay and mixed metal items with prices such as 12.00, 618.00, and 16.00, plus references to clover, brass, and mixed lots. Names appear garbled, hindering clear attribution to a specific seller or date.

Chicago

Wheat and grain prices sink amid global surplus

Wheat undercut by global surplus and weak purchase power in the United States. Domestic visible wheat supply nears 95 million bushels as 1929 crop harvests spread from Texas to Oklahoma, with total domestic wheat output likely higher than last year. Oats and barley fall to new lows while hog prices show implied strength from higher fat per hog. Provision values stay near seasonal lows. Lard stocks exceed five-year averages by millions of pounds.

Chicago Unitedtates Texas Oflahoma United States Carntry Sonyers Neverstheless

St Louis Livestock Hogs and Cattle Markets Report

Hogs sold unevenly with prices mostly steady to 5 cents lower in the live market. Cattle receipts totaled 61 calves and mixed groups, with mixed yearlings and buyers noting higher prices on some grades. Vealers steady with top consignments and bulls showing gains, while sheep receipts reached 200 with lamb prices mixed and spring lambs around 16 dollars.

Kansas City Grain Prices and Clearing House Report

Kansas City grain receipts show mixed readings for wheat corn and oats with No 2 and No 3 grades noted. The New York clearing house weekly statement reports a rise in aggregate profits and deposits, with time deposits down and total clearings reaching billions. A brief note mentions Maori priests in New Zealand allowed to touch food at certain times.

Clearing House New York Tima Tarisa New Zealand

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