Grain Prices and Market Mixed Amid Delays and Declines
Agricultural statistician Robert E. Straszheim notes a 7 to 10 day delay in grain ripening due to showers and unseasonable weather. Despite slow progress, about 15 percent of the crop was reportedly harvested by week’s end, with 6 percent moisture reports. Stocks declined across sectors, and the AP average showed a softer market as volume fell. Eisenhower will visit Paris in August. corn tassels visible on about 8 percent of plants. Hogs and cattle futures posted mixed moves with overall selling pressure in grain futures.
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Local Livestock Market Prices Report Amid Mixed Trade
Market notes show steady to weak cattle prices with cows and bulls trading $12 to $15 and $18 to $26 for steers and heifers. Lambs held steady with slight gains. a Indiana incident linked to a drowning near Kuhn Lake drew regional attention as families mourn the tragedy.
Auction notices clutter rural sale listings across counties
A sequence of auction advertisements lists multiple sales and auctioneers. Items include Ada Bird public sale near Emporiz Kel hon Bradley. John Plummer sale near Anderson on Road 32. L C Baxter antiques sale near Chesterfield. Russell Bennett administrator sale in Warrington. Wade H Free guardian sale of real estate at 120 W Fourth St. Velma Peoples public auction at 1220 Pendleton Ave. Auctioneers include Kirk, Byrne, Kelum, Jim Bradley, Frazee, and others.
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Warrington
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Velma Peoples
Pendleton Ave
Elbert C. Frazee
Chicago hog and cattle market hits new highs amid tight supplies
The Chicago butcher hog market topped at 19.75 per hundredweight with limited supply of 4,500 head and strong demand. Slaughter steers rose up to 25 cents, prime 1,200 to 1,275 lb loads bringing around 30 dollars, while heifers and bulls posted mixed gains. Spring slaughter lambs showed strength with choice primes at up to 23 to 23.50 and mixed grades near 29.59.
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