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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

13

Wheat Prices Rally Slows As Bear Market Persists

Chicago markets report a broad wheat decline amid weak foreign demand and large crops abroad, with December and May futures slipping from early gains. Corn and oats also weaken, while hog prices slip lifting provisions. Minneapolis and Kansas City quotes show mixed results across bids for No. 1 northern wheat and yellow corn. Local grain and livestock notes from Waterloo and Sioux City list regional prices and receipts for grain, oats, hay, and cattle.

Omaha Livestock Market Report September Hogs Cattle Sheep

Omaha Nebraska September 29 hog receipts six thousand prices down up to twenty five cents classed bulk seven twenty five to seven thirty three top eight zero packing grades lower cattle receipts three thousand eighty red steers strong yearlings top ten dollars westerns and stockers up fifteen to twenty five cents sheep receipts fourteen thousand lambs strong to twenty five cents higher westerns bulk eight thirty eight to eight twenty five best held at eight thirty nine ewes top four dollars feeders steady St Joseph livestock report September 28 cows and calves four dollars thirty cents to six dollars ten cents continual activity

Omaha Neb

Price report from New York markets September 23

Prices near New York show butter steady with higher creamery receipts and 44 ½ to 45 cents for extras, eggs weaker at 42 to 47 cents for various grades, and cheese fluctuating with state whole milk flats at about 21 to 22 cents. Poultry prices rise for live chickens 22 to 24 cents while fowls stay around 18 to 19 cents. packing stock and other items noted.

New York Speigi Steadt

Bank Clearings and Mortgage Totals in Early 1920s Data

Bank clearings for the week ending September 1921 report totals around 1,207 with 1926 and 1978 corresponding weeks listed. Mortgage figures show end dates in September 1931 and earlier weeks, with chattel mortgage totals in the forty-two to forty-nine range and large aggregate sums. Grain and sugar prices in New York on September 18 reflect steady raw sugar at 3 cents, refined at 3.50 to 3.75 per pound, indicating market conditions of the era.

Black Hawk County Abstract Co Waterloo Bank Clearings

Rail and Oil Lead Exchange On New York Market

New York opening sees rail and oil shares in demand with Canadian Pacific, New York Central and prominent coalers among leaders. Bonds show active appetite, victory notes up to 2 1 2 percent, while liberty bonds trade near recent highs as money markets open firm and transport stocks gain on favorable August receipts.

Uby Associated Press New York Chicago & North- wWestern Texas & Pacific Canadian Pacifio New York Central Mexican Petroleum Pan-American General Asphalt American Wooler United States Rubber First Preferred Burns Brothers United Fruit Victory California Petroleums Houston Oil Standard Oil New Jerseys Baldwin Studebaker, Crucible iBethlehem Steels Sears-Roebuck Corn Products Liberty Call American Beet American Can Américan Car & rAmerican Locomotive jAmerican Smelting & Befg jAmerican Sumatra Tobacco Ameican T. & T Anaconda Copper Atchison Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio Rethlehem Steel Central Leather Chesapeake & Ohio Great Northern jGoodrich Co Chicago, Mil St. Paul Grucible Steel General Motors Northern Pac Pure Oil Pennsylvania Reading Iron & Steel Sinclair OU Southern Pacific iTexas Co Tobarco Prod Tnion Pacific Uteh Copper Westinghouse Ei Willys-Overland Ig, Roi & PL Lilingis Central Midvale Steel Peoples Gas Standard Oil

Waterloo exhibitors dominate second day poultry show

Waterloo breeders claim top prizes at the Dairy Cattle Congress Poultry Exhibit with H J Hemmerling winning five firsts among 15 entries in Single Comb Rhode Island Reds and H J Corning snagging two first ribbons from over 60 White Rocks entries. Henry Westmayer takes three blue ribbons for Dark Barred Rocks as Cedar Falls and other towns also place. Harry Atkins voices praise for the overall quality.

Waterloo Waterloo Poultry Club Dairy Cattle Congress H. J. Hemmerting Rhode Island H. J. Corning Henry West- Mayer Harry Atkins Cedar Falls New Hampton Dewar la Porte City EL J. Hemmerling Harold Decker Rose Rode Island Reds M. R. Garnet Gates Park Rabbitry Atergo Speckled Sussex Stevens and Currier J. L. Simmons Balord Q. W. Eason W. J. Smith F. £. Stevens Lakenvehders F. FR. Sherk D. W. Winder Bupf Wyandottes Mckinsey and Althoff Ila RE. Sanford Pen Frank Alba C. W. Eason White Rocks H.M. Corning A. ©. Slater Dubuque Hotchkiss Floyd Rough Peck Bros Henry Weitnauer S H. Page Waverly

Awards List From Cattle Congress Across Many Classes

The record lists judges J.P Anyo and J Hedter from Delavan and Cleveland respectively, detailing prize winners across cattle classes from Swiss Valley and Meadow Bank lines to Als counties. Exhibitors include Hull Bros, Mooney & Larrabee, Bower Farm, Gossard Breeding Estate, Alta Crest Farms, and many more with champions named like Nellie's sasis and Swiss Valley Girl.

ABS Bower Cleveland Isle J. Bower Nick Marshall Fich Styx Sedgeley Mooney & Larrabon Carl Belle Marshall& Son Ursula Sedgules Mooner & Jarrabee Hull Bros Swiss Valley Reuben Well Bros Ubon Bower Elste Dower Ethel Lake Reuben Marshall & Son Mooney & Larrabee Doran Trestlers Young Herd Mooney & Larrabea A. Marshall Hull Brox Fhall & Son Mantila Joonar & Larraber Zella GA Joren Fairview Ul Bros Woran Mooner & Larrabow Santor Marthal & Son Noltie Mooney Larrabee Crar L Hull 3Ros Bower m Kathryn Bower Farm Nellie J. A Crtiexo Gow Alta Crest Farme Spencer, Mess Barboigh Barboigh Royal Exchange Alta Crest Farms Barbolen Dew Drop Ltd Sproat Gossard Breeding Estate Martinsville Ind Willowmoor Willowmoocr Robin Hood Gossard Breeding Wwelowmoor Beuchan Red Hill Sir David Twilowmoor Allancroft Barnhey Gossard Willowmeo Atta Crest Alta Crest Star Silver

Auburn Church Welcomes New Pastor Amid Local News

Mt Auburn Iowa reports a week of travel and illness notes. Dr Throckmorton of Iowa City spent the weekend here. Mr and Mrs G Ringrich of Alrona returned home for a funeral in La Porte City. Mrs Todd and daughter Helen Entiendate Minn visited Bramhall family. Vi and Alice Baird to enter hospital for slight operations. Rev Sarcat of Watering addressed services while Auburn fills pastor vacancy.

Auburn Waterian Tuesaday Piert Rawson Arch St.lair George Heery Auburn Christian Church Sarchat Sarcat

Hogs and cattle prices in Chicago market report

Associated Press summary from Chicago on September 25 details hogs receipts at 23 000 with lower prices by 10 to 25 cents. average hog price around 7.40 and top around 8.23 with bulk pack for new sows and lighter weights. Cattle receipts 11 000 with heavy steers slow while yearlings and bulls show mixed movement. top yearlings at 11.00 and bulk beef steers near 6.90 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 38 000 with all classes steady. native lambs top at 8.75 and bulk around 8.00 with fat ewes 3.25 to 4.00.

Associated Press Chicago Germany Ialy France Minneapolis Dember Materittes

East St Louis Livestock Market Summary

Receipts at East St Louis on September 29 show cattle at 3,000 head with best native steers firm, others slow. westerns and stockers steady. veal calves weaker. Hogs 7,500, brisk trade. top at 5.45, bulk around 8.10 to 9.0. 270 lb heavies at 8. None heavier. Packers sow prices 6.00 to 6.50. pigs 5.25 to 8.35. Sheep 1,800. demand steady with limited quality. lambs around 7.00 to 8.00, most sales 6.00 to 7.00, ewes steady.

Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Prices, Sept 29

Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts 6900 with steadier to lower bids. Beef steers steady to lower. top yearlings near 9.65. stockers 4.50 to 5.50. feeders 5.00 to 6.60. Hogs receipts 3500 with prices 6.80 to 7.75. best 2 weights around 7.28. Sheep 3000 steady. feeding lambs strong with top around 7.00.

Kansas City Livestock Kansas City

Pays to Inoculate Clover in Buchanan Co Farmers

Independence Tenn Sept 28 pays to inoculate clover seed. Field trial shows inoculated clover darker richer growth, while non inoculated portion lagged in vitality. County Agent Ilee notes inoculation is simple with ready prepared cultures and quick application. Farmers see value as land years cropped benefit. adoption expected countywide.

Independence Buchanan Ieee Huckawaw

Marsh 15 hosts to Im Guernsey club banquet

At Sun nyside Country club in Waterloo Iowa the Iowa Guernsey Cattle club held a banquet with Breeders Clark Mountain De Moines president of the Town clan presiding. Prof R C Hulce of Wisconsin University E H Risser Hopkinton Minn and W J Margold Victor F Lawson herd spoke. Judge W W Yapp praised the breeders for sportsmanship and class in a fine assembled group.

Guernseyxs Yapp Urbana Til Jas H Oakfield Wis Herodale Horton Hero Storm Lake Tapon Velma Mapledell Terry Maid’s Pride Frissdale Farr Hopkins Minn St. Crow Gay Clem F. Lawser Green Leke Christine Carnia Room Farm R.A. Als Taulae Oakdale Linda Renton Ingleside Wow Marsh Waterloo Jeanette The Prairie Lady‘Smith Frissdnne Farm McKerrow Myrtle Kathleen'n Ross Carson Glenwood Oakland Moss Muskaga Mountain Des Moines D Farm Louise Yexsa Yekso Marsh Marsh Martane Kenileoorth Gold Marah Pan Prateria Prince Williams Heacnia of Beluj Sunnyside Country Club Iowa R. C. Hulce Wisconsin University E. H.rissel Hopkinton Minn Frissdale Dairy Cattle Congress W. J. Marigold Victor F. Lawson Mr. Morabe J. B. Stallard American Guernsey Cattle Club

Buchanan County Farm Bureau to convene meeting

Freemand Soules of Buchanan County Farm Bureau calls a countywide meeting for men and women to be held Saturday Oct. 8. Directors invite about 12 top workers each. Women to form a county women’s bureau. Officers and directors to be chosen. At 1 30 p.m. the bureau directors meet with a program under County Agent Lee.

Independence Freenant Soules Buchanan County Farm Bureau State College The Farm Bureau Lee

Independence Man Seriously Hurt in Fall from Ladder

Independence Iowa September 25 Blake of this city was seriously injured Tuesday afternoon when he fell from the top of a ladder while painting the large barn on the J Kane farm south of the city. He set ladders and ropes. a team drove into a rope, tipping the ladder. Blake, about 65, fell 20 feet landing on his feet and was taken to Peoples Hospital with two broken ankles and a fractured leg.

Independence Blake J. Kane Peoples Hospital Dubuque

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