Livestock Market Report East St Louis December Hogs and Cattle Mixed
Hogs 10 000 head down 15 to 25 cents for light to heavy. top 9.40. bulk 200 lb 9.30 to 9.25. pigs 50 cents to 1 lower. strong weight pigs 8.00 to 7.75. Cattle 700, calves 300. native steers steady to 25 cents lower. western steers and bulls 25 cents lower. cows 50 to 1 lower. good and choice dealers steady. tops 11.50 for mature steers, 10.75 for heifers. Sheep 50 cents higher. top lambs 16.00. bulk 15.75 to 16.00. yearlings 13.00 to 13.50. fat ewes 5.50 to 6.50.
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East &T. Louis
Kansas City grain prices ease on light receipts
Cash wheat receipts reach 92 cars as markets ease slightly. Prices for No 2 dark hard fall to 1.43 1-2 to 1.53, other classes dip modestly. Corn and milo show small up and down shifts with futures closing mixed across months.
Market prices for wheat corn and oats in St Louis day report
Wheat No 2 red 1.50 1 2. Corn No 3 yellow 1.00 1 2 to 1.02 No 4 yellow 93 to 1.00 No 2 white 1.04 No 3 white 1.01 to 1.02 1 2. Oats No 2 white 51 1 2 No 4 white 47 1 2. Futures Wheat hard July 1.42 7 8 asked hard September 1.42 1 88 asked. Corn July 1.03 asked September 1.06 7 8 asked.
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T. Louis
Livestock Prices and Markets Report Kansas City June 4
Cattle for week include better grades down 15 to 20 cents with top heavy steers at 13.25 and yearlings 12.25. calves 50 head, Texas grass steers and cows mixed. hogs 10 to 15 cents lower than Friday's average, top 9.05 on 170 to 200 pounds. sheep lambs steady to 25 cents higher, Arizona lambs 16.40 tops, natives around 15.25 to 15.85, yearling oxen 10.50 to 12.25, best ewes 6.50, grass fed natives 5.00 to 5.50.
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Kansas City
Arizona
Texas
St Louis Produce Prices Steady with Minor Poultry Drops
June 4 market rounds show butter and creamery extras holding steady. Hens and springs in poultry drop 1 to 3 cents, with turkey 28, ducks 15, geese 10.
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T. Louis
Movement of new domestic winter wheat to terminal markets
Chicago June 4 The weekly grain report notes the rapid movement of new domestic winter wheat toward terminal markets as traders eye near term supplies and demand.
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Arsopriated
Chicago
Nicaragua's varied resources lure development and trade
War torn Nicaragua offers rich agricultural and mineral potential across 49 000 square miles with 675 000 people. Ports like Corinto export bananas hardwoods and parrots while Chinandega and La Ceiba support dairy weaving and pottery industries. Sugar at Chichigalpa and tum distilleries near Quezalguape boost exports. coffee from San Marcos and Matagalpa reaches 35 million pounds.
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Managua
Nicaragua
New York
National Railway
Pacific Coast
Granada
Iterior
Corinto
United States
Europe
Chinandega
la Ceiba
Masaya
la Paz
Chichigalpa
Than Antonio
Quezalguape
Tum
Latin America
San Marcos
Dinambo
Muatagalpa
Leon
Wheat and corn market shifts reflect sowing delays and rust fears
Wheat shows a pronounced sag while corn rises amid delayed plantings. Prices edge down 5 to 6 cents for wheat and up 4 to 5 cents for corn. oats slip 1 to 1 3/8 cents as provisions edge higher. Trade suggests widespread winter wheat cutting in Oklahoma and Kansas within two weeks. July and August loom critical for spring wheat with rust fears rising. Argentine corn contracts at NY amid a 15 cent per bushel import duty. Only about half of intended U S corn area planted. oats yield estimated 54 000 bushels above last year. Provisions near a high as bargains for consumers.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
New York
Bobby Thatcher Luke's PlighT Cries Shook the Wood
A fragmented report describes Bobby Thatcher Luke's cries shaking the wood in an event at an unnamed location. The passage hints at a dramatic scene but provides few verifiable details.
Corn Markets Rally Amid Rain and Weather Fears
Rain across the corn belt from Iowa to Ohio unsettles prices as corn gains fade late. wheat helps barely, oats hold, and provisions fall. Traders note fresh rains worsen growing conditions while next week’s forecast fuels further corn buying, with hogs supported by high corn values.
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Mississippi
Springfield
Police Quell Liquor Store Crowds at Windsor Opening
Windsor Ontario police reserves were called to quell crowds at two government liquor stores as women near the entrance fainted in the rush at 10 a.m. Long lines formed before opening and the throng nearly overwhelmed officers. Every local policeman was pressed into service to control the crowd. References to solicitations and distant classified ads follow in the OCR fragment.
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Windsor
Ont
Pearl Smith Undergoes Surgery at St Mary's Hospital
Miss Pearl Smith of Chamois underwent an operation yesterday at St Mary's Hospital and was reported last night to be in satisfactory condition.
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Pearl Smith
Chamois
St Mary’s Hospital
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