Wheat Market Dips After Opening Rally
The Chicago wheat market shows a slight renewal of strength at the open, then declines as bearish government report expectations mix with worries over the industrial outlook. December and May futures swing from gains to losses before closing modestly lower, while corn and oats hold firmer on small arrivals and export inquiry support. Prices and receipts across Minneapolis Peoria and Kansas City reflect mixed grain conditions with No 1 northern wheat and No 2 hard ranges noted.
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Prices Now In New York Markets Stand Mixed
Prices from New York and Chicago report mixed commodity movements with butter and eggs steady to higher amid varied receipts. Butter tests show creamery and extras carrying multiple scores while eggs firm on rising case counts. poultry and live stock trends remain uneven across regions. Foreign exchange slips into irregular demand with brief quotes. Waterloo and local markets display scattered price levels for butter, lard, flour, and pork products.
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Hog Prices Edge Higher as Monday Receipts Lead
Chicago market report shows hog receipts at 13 100 with most hogs 25 cents under Monday and cattle steady. Top butcher prices about 8.60 with bulk packings around 6.00 to 6.50. buyers cautious on sows and heifers. Sheep receipts near 16 000 with native lambs around 5.80 to 8.25 and Montana wethers about 5.75 to 7.80. demand steady to strong for feeders and stockers as prices hold firm.
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Omaha and Chicago Livestock Markets Report October Prices
Kansas City and East St Louis show mixed cattle, hogs and sheep totals with steady to lower bids. Omaha notes lighter hogs and steady to firm cattle values, western lambs and stockers moving at or near prior levels.
Cattle Prices and Receipts Reported in St Joseph Market
Live cattle trade at St Joseph Missouri shows receipts around 4000 with uneven steady to 25 cents lower. Bulls quoted at 6.14 to 7.90 dollars per hundredweight while steers bring 4 to 16 dollars. cows and heifers 2.25 to 3.00, calves 5.50 to 6.56. A separate line notes receipts of 2300 with a 23 cent drop.
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Stock Market Opens With Brisker Tone On Rail Labor
New York Oct 18 The stock market shows a more hopeful view of the railroad labor situation with light dealings and narrow price changes at the session start. Some rails slip while others rally on news of talks with labor boards. oils recover and machinery shares advance as bonds drift.
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Vermont Farm Bureau Dates and Meetings List
A schedule of upcoming Farm Bureau events from Oct 12 to Nov 24 including annual meetings of Vermont county bureaus and multiple American Farm Bureau federation activities. Speakers include Charles E. Gunnels and J. W. Coverdale. Locations cover Chicago Dallas Atlanta and Anasta with dates from Oct 12 through Nov 24.
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Five Stepping Stones To Dairyman's Success
John Geraghty of McGregor Clayton county and his two sons built a herd from scrubs to near purebreds in a display of breeding feeding and weed control. Five cattle show the path to profits with butter yields rising from 400 to 545 pounds and more, proving purebred sires lift dairy earnings. The family won the H. H. Ridley trophy as top producing graded herd, highlighting consistent gains since forming a dairy contest association in 1918.
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Co op Pena Training School Here This Month
Iowa livestock shipping associations plan nine two day short courses in Sioux City Waterloo and Des Moines from Oct 18 to Nov 8. Sessions cover standardizing accounts, stock handling, and market analysis with demonstrations by commission men and buyers. Local chapters will host in Waterloo Oct 27 28 and in other cities.
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Tom Stone Dies. Iowa Sheep Specialist Remembered
Tom C. Stone, extension animal husbandryman with Iowa State College at Ames and known as a leading sheep expert, died Sunday afternoon in a Newton hospital after weeks of illness. Born June 28, 1890 in Stonington, Illinois, he studied at University of Illinois and Union State University, earning a master’s degree before joining his father’s sheep breeding work with the Town Fleece Wool Growers Association. He is survived by a brother Russell and by his mother and two sisters. His work significantly advanced the sheep and wool industry in Iowa.
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Farm Bureau Women Meet at Dunkerton Organize School
The first divisional meeting of county farm bureau women was held this afternoon at Dunkerton to inaugurate training schools. Miss Knowles from Ames will lead. Meetings at Hudson and Gilbertville will follow with times set for Cedar Falls and La Porte City locations. A silent but effective salesman notes a For Sale Act in the Courier.
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Marketing Probe Reports On Dairy Committee Findings
The Farmers' Dairy Marketing committee met in St Paul to pursue a plan for standardized dairy grades and carload shipping. Members from Waterloo Cooperative Dairy and Twin Cities association discussed uniform pricing, state-wide marketing, and cooperative advertising to raise producer and consumer benefits. Sub-committees were named to study marketing, by products, and advertising, with plans to report after January 1.
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Club Achievement Day in Chickasaw County Is Success
New Hampton Ia Oct 28 Last Saturday marked a successful Chickasaw county boys and girls clubs event in New Hampton Exhibitors stock and sideline supporters from across the county attended County agent S N McKinsey and assistants directed the show Francis Lentz won top honors with a 257 pound pig cost ten 07 dollars and a 31 93 profit from four months work Other winners included Donald Dunl Arthur Boettcher Clarence Gott Donald Stirm Wendell Russell Kenneth Potter and Everett Korsan Poultry awards aided by Ed Loomis Final program featured Groree Cook speaking on Wake of Clubwork to the Boys and Girls and Miss Ivaj
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Cattle Exhibitors Present Watch to J P Eves
Cattle exhibitors at the national dairy show rewarded J P Eves Waterloo with an elegant watch for services during show week. Eves, a state dairy expert with local offices, served as superintendent of cattle at the national dairy show and Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress, earning compliments for his efficient handling of duties.
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Guernsey Breeders Launch Statewide Campaign Meets
Iowa Guernsey breeders kick off a statewide booster effort under Iowa Guernsey Breeders association with State Dairy Expert J P Eyes Wa terloo and J E Stallard Western fieldman A series of meetings runs across Dubuque Independence Algona Storm Lake Ames Des Moines AlDla West Liberty with A L Kyner in charge and a final session at the ISU Ames campus
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