Kansas Grain Markets End With Small Losses Amid Drought
Western drought and unexpected rain depressed Kansas wheat and corn futures, with July corn sliding to about 1.08 and September at 1.04. Oats weakened as outside support faded, while pork and lard tied to modest gains as provisions market steadied.
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Chicago
ITU
Wises
Kansas
Nebraska
Lichtstein
Northwest
Louis Ee
Vannes City
Minneapolis
Taverpool Os
St Loula
Clir
Duluth
Ghiengo St
Serge ‘Oledo
Kansas City
Liverpool
Kanukee
Toledo
Peereerdd
Chicaro Nanerntabnnes
Wis
Porenresener
Kansan
Milwaukee
Saou
Renee
Fort Wayne Wholesale Market Prices and Livestock Quotes
A dense listing of market prices and goods including wheat, corn, flour, and beans, with quotes for butter, creamery products, eggs, poultry, and livestock. Notable entries include winter and spring wheats, corn per bushel, oats, hogs, cattle, veal, hides, wool, cheese, and honey, with daily corrected figures by local market authorities.
Prices of Horses and Mules at Fort Warner Forge Market
Prices at the Fort Warnerforge and Mole market held fairly steady on Saturday with some slight advances in mule prices. Dealers note a national trend toward lower horse and mule values and expect the local market to be affected next week by the slump. Features day sale figures show modest activity.
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Fort Warnerforge
Mole
Eple
Taflona
Fm Brivern
Linden Grove
Jersey Isle
Buck Creek Estate
Prentice
Watson
Mr Polo
Bleak House
Inez
Stoke Pogis
Erdenheim
Detroit
Wabash
Penty
Cotta
Sale
Mgr
Galesburg
Market Summary From Last Week Sees Mixed Produce Trends
Markets in produce lines were quiet with modest shifts. Butter declined slightly while poultry eased, potatoes fluctuated as old stock firmed and new arrivals appeared. Cheese weakened with butter, strawberries rose, pineapples remained low, and southern melons showed good quality for shipment. Charles M Wiener reports overall steady demand and cautions on future price movements.
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Charles M, Wiener
Hay and Straw Market Report from Pyittsburd Pa
Market updates show steady hay demand and firm straw prices. Timothy No 1 at 27.50 to 27.75 per unit, No 2 at 25 30, No 3 at 20 23, Clover and mixed hay ranges noted. Poultry feed and outraw grain prices listed with varying quality grades and quantities.
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Pyitsburd
Biog
Licht Ught
Ie Shipping
Yair
Ben
Week's Market Watch Sees Little Change Despite Expectations
Local dealers focused on two anticipated shifts last week: a drop to 15 cents in emis prices and a weakening potato market. Eggs held at 1 cent per dozen, while potatoes rose up to 1.00 per bushel and butter stayed around 28 cents per pound. Most expect slow price changes this coming week despite chatter of moves back to higher levels.
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Renaeust
Potatees
Botter
Tkely
Aulthourh
Hog Market Opens Higher as Advances Slip
Urgent shipping orders and limited supplies push hog prices higher at Chicago early trade. By session end, a 5 cent gain faded. packers bought with indifference and 3,009 hogs remained in pens. Prices, including select hogs, slipped 10 to 15 cents from week-ago levels. Market outlook remains cautious as buyers seek value and supply tightens.
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Chicago
Rapidis Jn
Xalueg
Home grown seed corn sparks debate in Kendallville
In Kendallville Indiana on June 2 farmers report seed corn failing under Purdue guidelines. H H Burtla of Corunna says home grown seed produces better stands while farmers who bought seed at high prices face replanting costs. The piece urges scientific planting to avoid poor stands and wasted money.
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Kendallville
Ind
Purdue Agricultural Station
Anld
H. H. Burtla
Ken Uallville
Purdue
Holidays Crimp Stock Trading As Elections Loom
HOLIDAYS AT HOME AND ABROAD PUT A CRIMP IN STOCK TRADING. Henry Clews notes market activity dampened by holidays and upcoming conventions in Chicago and Baltimore. He观察s cautious stance amid political uncertainty, strong foreign trade, and abundant new issues. He highlights crop prospects, beef prices, and banking strength as counterweights.
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Hia Health
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Chicago
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Tondon
America
Conard
Austria
Radicailam
Pew
Henry Clews
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