Wheat Shows Sharp Break in Early Trading
The wheat market opened easy with no rallying power as old crop pressures and seaboard selling weighed on prices. Local demand was light aside from overnight holdings, while deferred months drifted lower on old crop pressure, signaling potential further declines until nearby supplies ease. Corn muttered steady amid poor Midwest weather, with July futures absorbing selling pressure as low-quality old corn and abundant terminal stocks dampened the market.
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E. Rothschild Co
Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago
Hans
Commission House
Seaboard
Orn Belt
Market Summary Notes Wheat and Corn Outlook Amid Bearish Pressure
Chicago points exert a bearish influence dampening optimism as spring corn outlook dims and old crop demand improves. Oats demand remains limited as buyers push cautious opening. exports stay robust while overall crop reports turn less favorable. Wheat futures show narrow ranges with July at 107 to 107.5, Dec around 110, while corn and oats move within the 69 to 71 range and near 38 to 40 for oats. pork and lard figures vary in late day quotes.
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Chicago
Cash Grain Market Report Summary
In Omaha and Chicago markets wheat corn and oats show varied bids. Wheat values range around No 2 to No 3 grades with percentages near 100 and above, while corn bids display mixed figures from No 2 to No 8 and by month tonnage. Oats quotes cluster near 35 to 40 percent, with rye and milwaukee readings also listed.
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Omaha
Milwaukee
Market quotes for grains and wheat price listings
Grain and corn futures and spot prices shown for Rye No 1 Barley No 3 St Louis Wheat No 2 Corn No 2 with various bid figures. Listings include percentage marks and multiple code annotations reflecting different grades and months.
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St. Louis
Chicago Stock Market Summary
Chicago market report for hog receipts 13,000 steady at 6 and 9.169 quality fair mixed and butcher hogs traded between 9.00 and 9.60 with good heavy and rough heavy figures noted. Night session close at 8.80 reflecting modest activity and price ranges.
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Chicago
South Omaha Livestock Summary June 10 Hog Cattle and Sheep
Hogs receipts 7300 with bulk 9.10 to 9.25 and top 9.30. Cattle receipts 300 steady. Sheep receipts 7 000 steady, none today. Cattle top 11.30 and lambs top 10.35. Monday estimates: cattle 18 000, sheep 17 000. Pigs to 8.90. South Omaha Stock Market report detailing live market activity.
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South Omaha Stock Market
South Omaha
Walnut News of Interest brings summer visits and events
Gladys Mickel returns from Harlan to spend vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs EB Mickel. Many Walnut residents visit Elk Horn Atlantic Cedar Falls Hartley Centerville and nearby towns for visits schooling and events. Ringside day in Walnut on Monday the 12th. Mrs Wall hosts the Ladies Aid Society gathering.
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Harlan
Harold McKelg
Grace
Gladys Emmons
Kathryn Gross
Manny Mickel
Oda Pedersen
Cedar Fale
Isabelle Brindley
Centerville
G. C.overton
Mattie Fleming
Atlantic
Marvin Wallace
Walnut
Wm. Boller
Migs Irne
Vists
Oakland
Frank Dermyer
Fred Wall
Aid Bociery
Local Travel and Visit Highlights This Week
C R Spangler left Sunday evening on a business trip to Des Moines. Prof and Mrs R M Lampman of Hartley agtoed to Walnut for a four day visit at the Sankey home. Mrs F M Alee spent Tuesday in Council Bluffs. Mrs Fred Taggart is visiting Red Oak with her mother Mrs Mound. Bert Johnson and children visited Manning from their home of Mr and Mrs Wm Linfor. Kathryn Burke, recently teaching in Red Cloud Nebraska, spends summer at her parents’ home.
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C. R. Spangler
Des Moines
R. M. Lampman
Hartley
F. M. Alee
Council Bluffs
Fred Taggart
Red Oak
Mound
Bert Johnson
Manning
Wm. Linfor
Kathryn Burke
Red Cloud
Neb
W. F. Burke
Memorial Services Plan In Chicago For Sunday Faithful Attend
Progres sives adjourned until 3 pm. Firemen and veterans meet at the hall at 9 o clock Sunday morning for a full program to attend the Memorial services at the cemetery.
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Opera House
Myrtle Stedman
Forrest Stanley
Basil King
Alleghanies
Bray
Aolao
Freridine Farrar
Mary Pickford
Chicago Grain Market
THE
Bruce McRae
Gerda Holmes
Chicago Stock Market
Goodrich
Ford
B. F-Goodrich CO
New York
Broadway
Manhattan Island
Parker
T. R
Yorks
Garfield
Progressives
White Pole
Art Kewley
Green Bay Lumber Company
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