Farm prices higher than last year in corn belt markets
The agricultural market overview shows farm prices in the United States at higher levels than the same month last year. Hog and cattle markets depend on corn prospects while stocker and feeder prices may decline less than typical for summer. Lamb supplies are plentiful with prices easing seasonally. Poultry and wool markets show mixed movement with storage stocks rising for pork products and egg receipts edging down.
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Chicago
United States
North Central States
Texas
California
Boston
North Dakota
New York
Fayette girl earns four year perfect attendance honor
Phyl Langerman of Westfield township in Fayette county won the best three year time economics record for girls in the state and has not missed a Fayette club meeting in four years. She heads the county girls clubs and received a sewing chair at the 4 H short course. More than 50 4 H girls attended the Fayette county event. Raymond Creanerative Livestock Signing shipped hogs carload left for Chicago market Friday.
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Ceigurier Speries
Farette
Phylis Langerman
Westfield Township
Miss Langertman
Fayette County
Amt
Fayette Farmers Picnic at Oelwein Set for June 27
Fayette county farm bureau plans a Lake Oelwein gathering with a 9 am band concert, a parade of farm cars plus prizes of 5, 3 and 2 dollars for best decorated cars. A 10:30 am ball game against Gelwein business men follows, with races, contests, and an afternoon speech by Charles E. Hearst of Des Moines, ending with a baby contest.
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Fourie
Seven Oelwein
Fayette County Farm Bureau
Lake Oelwein
Fayette Farmers
Gelwein
Charles E. Hearst
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Orange Boy Hat EAPENDIVE Crop Tour Highlights School Project
Clair Wildhagen of Orange consolidated school grows flowers as part of an agricultural class and pig club project. A 25‑mile tour visited Orange township showing bulb rows worth 600 dollars and tulips valued at 150 dollars, with many other club members and animal pens observed.
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Black Hawk County
Towa
Clair Wildhagen
Orange Consolidated School
Wildhagen
Orange Consolidated
Orange Township
T. F. Erickson
Clair
Japan
Guy Brown
Chester
Dexter Moberly
Glenn Saylor
Glenn
Rains Boost Corn and Pastures in Buchanan County
In Buchanan County near Quasqueton on June 26, rains last week benefited pastures and corn, with corn cultivated twice and knee high by the Fourth. Corn outlook brighter than typical, Tama hay light due to drought, soybeans up as emergency crop, oats and barley improving, potatoes and peas promising, strawberries disappointing from lack of rain, other fruits show better prospects than last year.
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Quasqueton
Ira
Buchanan County
4-H Club Idea Now Over 30 Years Old
Washington reporters note the 4-H Club concept turning 30 as delegates at the national boys and girls camp outline plans to pledge heart hands heads and health for 5 million rural youths. The idea began with Illinois farmer Wall B Orwell who, decades ago, urged local institutes to engage youth in farm and home improvement, a spark that grew into a national movement.
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Washington, D. C
Illinois
Wall B. Orwell
Macoupin County
Farmers Editorial Inquiries Addressed to Edtine Farm Dept
Readers are invited to send questions and comments to the Edtine Farm Department at Insite 4 Wa teroo Svening Corner Waterloo Lowe. Contact phone 8100 for correspondence and responses.
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Insite
Edtine
Wateroo Svening Corner
Waterloo Lowe
Cornstalk Shipments From Tama To Maizewood Plant
Heavy cornstalk shipments from Tama County to the Maizewood plant in Dubuque dominate the report with a 44 300 pound, over 4 000 bale Schoff consign ment and a 91 000 pound Emerson lot over 3 000 bales. Farmers A G Houdyshell Alva Buckingham W H Eversole J F Hagee D I Emerson H H Lichty Thomas Burant are named among shippers.
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Toledo
Tama County
Dubuque
John Schoff
Leon Emerson
Scho
Emerson
Tama
A. G. Houdyshell
Alva Buckingham
W. H. Eversole
JF. Hagee
D. I. Emerson
H.H. Lichty
Thomas Burant
Maizewood Company
Grundy
Grundy Center
L. W. Plager
Willis Daggett
Conrad
Amonng
Keota farm hay crop praised by Iowa expert
Prof. M A Hauser of Ames cites Walden farm near Keota as housing three of the state’s finest heaviest yielding hay fields. The 2 acre Grim alfalfa and two mixed stands of red clover alsike alfalfa and timothy reach 30 to 36 inches tall, with large clover leaves boosting yield. Kirkpatrick and uncles, the Klein brothers, have long fertilizer trials on 1000 acres using powdered Tennessee rock phosphate, with 33 carloads purchased this year. Visitors note six inch leaves on phosphated ground, leaf area totaling about 12 square inches per leaflet, and argue leaf surface drives growth and tonnage. A three ton hay cutting is possible with rich leaves. two tons lime and one ton phosphate keep stands vigorous and resistant to water kill. The Kirkpatrick farm holds strong hay potential for corn next season. START CULLING campaign in Chickasaw county as Iowa Poultry Improvement Association officials Carter and Larson assist in culling and dipping for farmers. A 160 acre farm north Grundy Center, Herbert Van Doast owner, sold for 27000 at $168.75 per acre.
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Kirkpatrick
Klein Brothers
Iowa
Tennessee
Hauser
Nixpatrick
Fiarmer
St Paul Live Stock Receipts Mixed Demand
Mixed cattle calves and sheep receipts at St Paul show uneven prices with calves and packing beef steady to 26 lower than Monday's average. Calves sold around 9 to 10 dollars, packing stock near 8.78, sheep trading in the 10.95 to 6.59 range with weight affecting value. Minnesota market notes indicate limited steady demand, with some higher offerings and regional price shifts.
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ST. Paul
St. Paul Minadune Lh
CATLE
Atarce
Aelive
Wright
Gene Fray Sendy
Southwest rains affect harvest and grain prices
Weather in the harvest region of the southwest delayed crops boosting wheat prices while corn oats and provisions showed strength. Reports from Chicago and Omaha detail unsettled wheat gains, firmer corn and oats, and sparse potato market activity with varied regional price quotes.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report From St Louis Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts: hogs 17 000 cattle 5 500 calves 2 500. Early hog sales 160 pounds and up steady to 50 cents higher. top 10.80. bulk 189 to 300 pounds. Light hogs and light sows slow. Cattle bids steady to firm. fat yearlings and heifers steady to strong. cows and vealers weaker. Sheep light demand with most bids down from yesterday.
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Hastel
Lewis
Board of Trade Cash Quotations June 26 Wheat and corn prices listed
Chicago markets show No 1 hard wheat at 4.4327 and No 1 mixed at 1.45, corn quotes range across multiple grades with fractional dollars and cents, oats rye barley and provisions including ribs at 12.50 and bellies at 14.00, with various sample grades and modifiers.
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Chicago
Market Summary of Hogs Cattle and Sheep in Chicago
Receipts show hogs, cattle, and sheep with steady to strong demand at year’s high bids. Hogs traded mostly steady with top bids around 11.00 to 11.14 for prime lots, while underweights declined. Cattle demand strong across all grades with steers and yearlings firm, heifers steady, and cows mixed. Sheep demand remained active for fat lambs and feeders, with prime lambs and western lambs trading near recent highs.
Stock Market Gains With Mixed Trading In Late Session
New York June 26 A renewed speculative surge lifted notable shares while others lagged. Case Threshing Machine rose eight points and Delaware & Hudson jumped over six points to 197.72 as Anaconda and Greene Cananea gained lightly. Railroads and industrials advanced, with General Motors, Radio, and aircraft issues contributing to a firm tone amid broad gains and some declines in grains and currencies.
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New York
Delaware & Hudson
National Tea
Coppers
Anaconda
Greene Cananea
General Motors
Union Pacific
Western Maryland
Rational Biscuit
Chrysler
Radio
Houston
Victor
Southwestern
Texas& Pacific
Maryland
Chesapeake & Ohio
St. Louis
St. Paul
Sterling
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Summary
Kansas City Livestock market report shows 1,000 fed steers and 13,000 hogs with slow, uneven trade. Feeder cattle sell mostly lower. heifers and cows show varied bids. Lambs and sheep demand remains strong with steady to higher prices. regional buyers note feed costs and seasonal demand shifts.
Live Stock and Poultry Receipts Across Markets
New York and Chicago wholesale prices show varied receipts in poultry and eggs with multiple categories listed. Creations include creamery butter, cheese, and eggs with fluctuating prices. Kansas City notes unchanged poultry and beef inputs in market reports.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report June 26 1930s
Sioux City Iowa market report shows cattle receipts 2800 fed grades steady to strong grassers weak to 2e lower. Prices: fed steers and yearlings 12.00 to 14.60, two loads 1338 lbs at 14.60. Heifers 10.50 to 14.35. Cows 6.50 to 9.50, bulls 5.50 to 9.50, stock cows 7.90 to 13.00. Hog receipts 13006 with prices 9.00 to 10.35 for butcher weights, sows 9.00 to 5.40, pigs 6.50 to 8.75. Sheep receipts 309, prices rising.
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Chicago
Waterloo Mills
Swift & Co
Watrripg
Heifersgood
Ana
Towa Flour
Fredee
Timothy
Aso
Colin
Fockers Asn Fidinens
Bae Q
Reon
Chicas
Bronx City
Minneapolis Grain Prices Reported for Wheat and Oats
Minneapolis Minnesota grain market notes wheat prices for No 1 northern No 1 fancy Fortneta No 2 hard spring and No 1 dark northern spring with various quality points and bid levels. Oats data shows No 2 white bids around 62.5 to 65.4 cents per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Bond Market Activity Shows Mixed Movements in New York
The New York bond market saw increased activity with irregular prices and small changes. Anaconda Copper rose slightly while most Industrials fell. Dodge Brothers Debentures and GMAC 6s declined, rails showed mixed movement with St Paul and Canadian National advancing, and several foreign issues and government bonds eased in light early trading.
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New York
Anaconda
Dodge Brruthers
General Motors
St. Paul
York
Canadian National Railways
International Railways of Central Americar
Seaboard Air Line
Oelwein Man Receives Jail Term for Liquor Offense
In district court Judge H. E Taylor sentenced Sam Keeley of Oelwein to eight months in jail and a $700 fine for a liquor law violation, marking a second offense. Also noted were local social visits and travels of residents including Bile Hansen, Mrs. Hitchcock, Fred Sheldon, Jack and Bob Layton, Miss Alice McElroy, and Mrs. C H Gross with Emar Caughlin.
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Louisville, Ky
L. C
Iowa Supreme Court Cuts $112 Verdict to $63 in Heinen Case
The Iowa Supreme Court reduced M. J. Heinen’s commission verdict from 112.40 to 63 plus costs in the 1922 Waterloo Monument Company suit. If Heinen files within 10 days remitters for excess judgment, the decision stands. otherwise the case is reversed and remanded for a new trial.
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Rougier
Des Moines
Towa Supreme Court
M. J. Heisten
Waterloo Monument “Company
Waterloo Municipal Court
Heinen
Supreme Court
Hogs and cattle market report from St. Joseph
St. Joseph livestock market notes receipts around 5,000 hogs and 3,500 cattle. Hogs steady to 15 cents lower with some items 10 to 25 cents under. bulk 200 to 280 lbs near 10.50 to 10.55. light buyers bidding up to 10.20 for 238 lb hogs. Cattle receipts include calves, fed steers and yearlings. general tone steady to higher for some classes, with veals up about 1 dollar, cows reported 9.00 to 10.50. Texas grass steers around 14.5, prime fed steers 12.75 to 14.65.
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Dywik
ST. Joseph
Texas
Nelers
Futures Close With Butter Eggs Prices In Chicago Trading
Chicago June 26 futures closed with butter fresh standards firsts at 43c for July 42 1 2c for December 44 1 4c for storage standards firsts December Eggs storage packed June staci er refrigerator standards November 32 1 2c Kansas City hay receipts unchanged 2c cars.
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Chicago
Staci
Kansas City Hay
Kansas City
Hay
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