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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
14
Market update shows Wheat No 2 red at 97 98, No 3 red 95. Corn No 2 yellow 58 59, No 3 low 57 58. Oats No 2 white 28 31, No 3 white around 24 30. Grain in store and transit billing attached. wheat 5c above track quotation, corn and oats higher. hay unchanged.
Butter unsettled with creamery exirat tubs at 34 cents a pound. Eggs unsettled. Live poultry weak with broilers colored 1 pound and up 26 cents, rock broilers fancy 1 pound and up 28 cents. Local fresh dressed poultry weak with horn fowls at 27 cents.
Butter fat No 1 30 cents per pound No 2 28 cents Eggs per case extra firsts 14 seconds 17 nearby ungraded 18 Goose prices No 1 80 cents No 2 50 cents Duck 26 cents Poultry unchanged.
Butter steady with nearby tubs at 92 and 32 4 standards 3242 89 score 88 score 31 percent. Eggs steady with nearby current rece 18 extra firsts 19s whites extras 21. Cheese no market. Poultry steady heavy hens 22 24 horn hens 18 20 colored broilers 24 leghorn broilers 20 22 heavy spring 22 24 leghorn springers 17 16 s 20 old roosters 14 15 ducks 22¢ geese 16 18. Turkeys young toms and hens 234 old toms 18 20 number two turkeys.
The document lists butter grading with a 93 score for a 10 075 unit batch and 31 31 percent extras. Egg grading shows 24 easy and local 18 extra firsts with 18s graded firsts, plus 17 percent car receipts and storage packed firsts at 12s.
A fragment lists egg prices and market receipts with various weights and bid figures. The text includes mentions of butter tubs and case counts, followed by a stray note on racing danger at high speeds and a line about calcium concentration in the human body.
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