For Sale Classified Ads Pack of Livestock and Goods
A dense garble of listings offers livestock cattle goats and poultry for sale. Guernseys Jerseys Holstein cows calves Jersey stock bulls and specific prices plus farm equipment radios furniture aquariums and garden items. Several names and phone numbers appear with locations in Cedar Falls Jesup and Allen hospital vicinity.
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Guernseys
Jerseys
Jessen
Jersey
al N. Matson
Cedar Falls
G. W. Bardwick
Jesup
Towa
Guernsey
Healstein
W.s
Springer
W. Bensen
Caastle Congress Grounds
Ranney & Brown
Allen’ Hospital
Rhode Island
Nerth
Geder Falls
Home Furniture Co
West Fourth
B. Baum
Black Hawk Airpet
U. S. Callecting Agency
Commercial Bank
Tucker Butler .Co
Williston
Phone Ases-R
Ladies’ Exchange
Wilha Bath St
Homa Furnitura Co
H. P. General Electric
Burton Ave
Local Estate Notices AP pointed executrix and will hearing scheduled
In district court on October 7 1925 hearing proof of the purported will of Dante M Myers deceased. Frances G Berkley of Waterloo Iowa named executrix of Edward Mr Berkley deceased, claims against estate to be filed for allowance. Attorney A G Reid represented and clerk AW Thompson noted date September 20 1920.
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Dante M. “Myers
Frances G, Berkley
Executrix
Leavitt
Waterloo
A. G. Reid
de AW
Thompson
Heavy House Building Continues Through September
September saw high level residence construction per S A Dudley building commissioner with 22 permits totaling 90875 dollars, up from August and well above last year. Total permits for the month reached 148725 dollars, down from 181300 last month due to fewer business structures, while all building activity for September reached 64500 dollars.
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S. A. Dudley
County Pays $158.75 for Animals Killed and Injured by Dogs
The county board of supervisors approved $158.75 from the domestic animal fund for dog related losses in the last three weeks. A. W. Peverill filed three claims totaling $94.25 for many poultry losses including turkeys and geese. Bert S. Rudolph received $6 for an ewe injury, T. W. Stevens $18.50 for 14 ewes killed or injured, and W. B. Shaukis was awarded $49 for a 12-year-old mare permanently crippled by dogs.
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Board of Supervisors
A. W. Peverill
Bert S. Rudolph
T. W. Stevens
W. B. Shaukis
New Mail Service Cedar Falls Nashua Line Begins
Cedar Falls announces a new motorcar mail service to Janesville Waverly Plainfield and Nashua starting tomorrow. Contractor E D Kritz of Charles City won the bid of 1500 dollars annually, providing the car and upkeep. Departures from Cedar Falls are at 5:00 a m, with arrivals at 6:25 a m. return trips start at 6:95 a m and finish at 8:05 a m.
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Gerutoe
Cedar Falls
Janesville
Waverly
Plainfield
Nashua
Tomor
E. D. Kritz
Charles City
September Shows Drop in Arrests
Municipal court records show total cases for city ordinance violations fell from 202 in August to 278 in September. Traffic violations rose from 392 to 209. Intoxication arrests were 48 in September versus 53 in August. Disturbing the public quiet and disorderly conduct registered 10 and six cases respectively, with single cases for street loitering, motor vehicle intoxication, city-property injury, disorderly house, and solicitation.
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E. W. Koepke
Cotton prices and futures move in cautious London session
Liverpool cotton market shows mixed quotes with middling fair around 0.90s and various mid and long futures firmer. Volume reaches about 6 000 bales while receipts run to 3 000 bales. October and later months show modest gains amid a cautious trading tone.
Brisk Upturn in Grain Erases Earlier Decline
Market summary shows a late-day support for wheat as buying activity lifted prices. Domestic receipts and a 2,263,006 bushel rise in U S inside stocks offset earlier declines, while corn held firm amid light arrivals and frost expectations. Oats stayed firm with mixed futures while soy products moved modestly in response to gains.
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Chicago
Bent
Australia
Argentina
United States
Minneapolis Grain and Flour Prices and Receipts Report
Minneapolis grain and flour markets show wheat and corn prices with receipts and bids across No 1 northern and dark hard Montana types. Kansas City and Chicago futures noted, with receipts figures and shift in values. Produce futures include butter and hay, while Minneapolis flour details unchanged in carload lots with patent quality quotations.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Labla
In's
Hay markets firm on improved demand weekly review
Washington reports from the weekly hay market review show firmer demand and active trading toward week’s end. Prices for U S No 1 timothy, alfalfa, and prairie alfalfa vary by market with Kansas City and Omaha posting notable quotes amid thinner local forage supplies and some rain improving pastures.
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Washington
D. C
U. & Bueau
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Timothy
U. B
Clover
U. 8
Prairie
Kansas City
Omaha
St Lows
Kansas
B.S
U. S
Kansan City
Grain Receipts and Shipments Close on Sept 30
Grain receipts and shipments show a closing balance as of September 30. The report lists quantities moved, with emphasis on shipments and receipts across the period, reflecting market activity and fluctuations in demand. No further details available in the fragment.
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Summary
Chicago Bent Board of Trade quotes show bid prices for grains and provisions. Wheat No 1 red at 1.29, mixed corn around 98. Sacks oats and rye ranges noted, with maize values and timothy and cloverseed prices. Provisions list lard 10.85, ribs 12.00, bellies 12.00.
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Chicago
Owen
Tee Lorys
Bent
Nasik Valley
Provisions Market Report from New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market items show butter receipts at 7,118 and 16,843 tubs with creamery extras and varied packing stock. Eggs receipts around 6,900 cases with firsts and extras priced between 32 and 49 cents. Poultry includes turkeys, hens, and spring chickens with a range of prices, while cheese mentions new twins and brick varieties.
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New York
Hennery
Chicago
Buiter
Enecinis
Basar
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Union Yards Chicago showcases representative sales of hogs and other livestock. The listing highlights livestock offered for sale and notes market activity and participating buyers.
Big Bankers Halt Otoge Reaction by Heavy Buying
New York reports large banking interests came to the rescue of the stock market, halting a reactionary slide after steep early declines. Blue-chip names led a broad rebound with steel, Can, Radio, and Telephone issues rebounding, while overall tone improved though gains were not fully sustained in later trading. Prices swung within narrow ranges as buying was not aggressive and several issues closed with mixed results.
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New York
W.p
Mexican
American Can
United States Steel
General Motors
Anaconda
American Telephone
Houston Oil
Bond Market Opens With Mixed Moves In New York
In New York on Monday trade began unevenly with slight gains for American Telephone 448 before retreating. Commercial Investment Trust, International Telephone 4un, and prime mortgage obligations showed weakness. United States government bonds were largely inactive and unevenly lower while foreign bonds firmed modestly.
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New York
Banda
American Telephone 448
Commercial Investment Trustateo
International Telephone 4UN
United States
Waterloo Market Prices and Produce Listings
Waterloo markets list noon sales of flour Golden Glory and Clear, butter, eggs, hens, springs, leghorns, and other poultry. Cattle, hogs, and veal ranges shown from Rath Packing Co with calves and lambs, plus hay, straw, hides, and sheep pelts prices.
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Arlington Hurler
Swift
Aki Springs
Pram Rath Packing Co
Abo
ALY
Cohn Bros
Cattle Receipts Exceed Needs of Chicago Market
Cattle receipts at Chicago surpass market demand with about 29 000 cattle and 4 000 calves noted. Quality fair with heavy pressure on prices as packers moved 4 200 lambs direct and hogs 45 000 head mostly 10 to 25 cents lower. Prices varied by weight and class, with steers 950 to 1500 pounds around 16.00 to 16.25 per cwt and cows down to 6.25.
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Citeaga
Parkers
Foitjal
Lan Lo
Los
Steinner
Kansas City LiveStock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City stockyards report shows hogs receipts 13,000 with slow, uneven trade and prices around 145.1 for various weights. Cattle receipts 28,000 with mixed demand. calves and yearlings firm at mid teens. hogs and sows priced. Sheep receipts 14,000 with uneven lambs and weak sheep. next day Chicago futures priced to rough estimates.
Livestock Auction Report From St Joseph Missouri
Receipts: hogs 6500 and cattle 6200 with light activity. Hogs mostly slow with a few heavy weights trading around 10.25 to 10.45 per cwt and packing sows steady to down. Cattle show weak undertone with some classes steady to lower. calves and yearlings around 10.00 to 14.50 with stocker and feeder offerings modest.
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Dean
Joseph
Gattle
Iowa Hog Prices From Packing Centers Reported
Associated Press notes Iowa hog prices by center with varied weights and classifications. Cedar Rapids shows primes around 9.85 for 250 lb range, others range from 7.60 to 9.90 by weight and grade. Des Moines lists receipts at 3,109 with several price points. Mason City lists several weight bands up to 9.90, while Ottumwa and Sioux City areas provide additional quotes.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Pala
Drs Moines
Prima ' Beagles
Mason City
Hest
Prima
Oltumwa
Riga
Packers
Livestock Market Report From St Paul September 30
Receipts show cattle at 13 500 with mixed demand. stockers and feeders steady to higher, calves weak, hogs 15 000 head with better grades but heavy weights down, sows and lights mixed, sheep around 26 000 with slaughter lambs around 11 12 dollars. Foreign exchange rates listed for major currencies.
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Bouth St. Paul
Potatoes Prices and Receipts Reported in Chicago
Chicago September 30 potatoes receipts for the week show 165 cars on hand and 405 on shipments, with 1,167 on Sunday. Northern Wisconsin sacked whites quoted at 2.55 to 2.63, central 2.95 to 2.45, Minnesota sacked round whites around 2.00 to 2.45, Minnesota and North Dakota sacked red river Ohios at 2.20 to 2.25, South Dakota sacked early Ohios at 2.95 to 2.50, Idaho sacked russats at 3.75.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Central
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Omaha Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Omaha grain notes Sept 30 show Wheat No 1 hard and No 2 hard values near 1.21 to 1.24. No 6 hard smutty at 1.19. Corn includes No 1 white about 0.82 to 0.92 and No 3 white around 0.80. No 1 yellow near 0.92 and No 3 yellow around 0.86. Oats No 3 white around 0.70.
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St, Louis
St. Loui
Omaha
Liberty Bonds and Grain Supply Report
New York on September 30 reports Liberty bonds closed as government bonds. grain supply shows changes with wheat up 1,905,000 bushels, corn down 87,000, oats up 521,000, rye up 621,000, barley up 134,000. Trade details indicate mixed movements across commodities and bond markets.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Jiss
Treasury
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