Wheat Rally Reaches New Level Amid Mixed Trading
Chicago notes a volatile week with wheat hitting a new low then rebounding as shorts booked profits. Corn weakened on selling, oats and rye mixed, while provisions fell at times and pork prices slipped but futures showed late gains. Market summaries from Chicago to New York reflect weak gate ranges and shifting demand across grain and livestock sectors.
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Chicago
Shorts
Cudahy
Inwest
Innes
Bie and Short Rts 37% To 40% For the Wack
Priter
Fort Wayne Street Market Prices on Cereals and Hides
Corrected market list from Fort Wayne shows prices for wheat oats rye corn and hay along with wholesale street market quotes. Includes No 2 red and white wheats, mixed corn, prime timothy hay and alfalfa, various hides and livestock prices, and standard commodity rates for butter eggs and produce.
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Harry B. Bush
Fred T. Thegaelt
Five Cent Drop in Hog Values Receipts Moderate
Toledo June 4 hog market opened weak but steady with moderate receipts. Pacers and adiypert equal buyers. close near lower. Beef, cattle, and sheep prices varied with rough, mixed quotes. Hog selections ranged around 9.00 to 9.60 for heavy and good fat hogs, with feeders and light hogs showing broader spreads.
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Meady
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Hoge
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Rand
Chalea
Pittsburg Livestock Market Report June 4
Pittsburg stockyard notes show 2,900 hogs at slow demand with prices from 9.00 to 9.55 per cwt. Cattle and sheep mixed, with heavy cattle around 9.00 and top hogs at 9.55. Sheep demand strong, top lambs near 8.00. overall activity subdued on cattle and steady on sheep and hogs.
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Pittsburg
Week at the City Scales
Market updates show receipts heavy for the week with hay and corn in supply. Prices fluctuated from firm to declines, hay weak, corn and oats noted, and overall demand expected to ease with new crop harvests. Price quotes given for hay and corn per ton and per bushel across several days.
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Barmera
Wheat Mixed as Markets Open Steady in Toledo Report
June 4 Toledo note shows wheat holding firm after early bullish support from Liverpool demand. Prices steady to firm for cash and nearby futures with spring wheat concerns and replant anxieties clouding the outlook. Corn also weaker early, while clover seed and Timothy hay show modest shifts in value.
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Wie
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Wet
Onus
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Mush
Low
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Hay receipts show slight decrease amid healthy outlook
From Pittsburgh Pennsylvania dated June 5, hay market reports that all grades were heavy earlier but declined recently. High quality Timothy and clean alfalfa remain in demand and priced fully, while rough low grades are largely unsold. Prairie hay receipts posted heavy, demand limited, buyers hesitant to purchase.
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Huwky
Lay
Prieca
Corunna News Roundup Reflects Local Moves and Visits
Corunna Indiana reports a string of travel and homecomings. Jane J. M7a and children returned to Toledo after visiting friends in the city. Irma McDonald of Mumpa and Bertha Thomas returned from Angola. Rose Kwigshan went home to Findlay after visiting her sister Mary Knaner. Harry 4. Thomas attended the Northern Onlo University commencement in Anda. Charles Johnson, once apeta for t. Towdaya, has returned home in eAbagonda Mont.
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Toledo
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Rose Kwigshan
Findlay
Mary Knaner
Thomas
Onlo University
Anda
Charles Johnson
T. Towdaya
Thaman
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eAbagonda
Mont
Auction Shows High Prices for Indian Horses at Fort Wastie Market
Saturday sale at Fort Wastie Koran and mule market on Wells street drew many buyers. Indian horses commanded strong prices with 100 plus head from Indiana and Ohio, draft stock dominating and two wheeled drivers selling high. A 1700 pound horse fetched 287 dollars and a 1800 pound team brought 636 dollars. Plugs were scarce and the market expected another banner day next week.
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Wells Street
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Inflany
Ohio
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Champerty
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Hogs and cattle market mixed with week’s gains faded
June 4 Chicago hog and cattle prices show mixed trends as buyers and packers pull in opposite directions. Hogs declined from Friday's pace with tops near 19.40 while futures faded. cattle strengthened on tight supplies and strong packer demand though feeders remained soft. Sheep and lambs moved higher in overall demand, with lambs down modestly later in the week. Receipts for the week edged higher across cattle hogs and lambs compared with the prior period.
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Valuex
Milaole
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Sly Vilor Nino
Gianiilery Atcera
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Cicclya
Market House Rates Face Protest By Garden Truck Growers
Seventy prospectiv market growers at the city street market protested planned rate increases. A committee led by Sherman from Adams township and including Ehy, Fox, Smith, and Grant will present a verbal protest to the city council. Current rates list 235 per week on Tue Thu Sat, 15 per year on Mon Wed Fri, and 40 per year for all seven days, far higher than the $10 yearly paid by market gardeners with no fixed marketing days.
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M Verbel
Ae Followa
NM. Sheridan
Adama Township
A. M. Eh
Market Weekly Review of Produce and Poultry Prices
Weekend arrivals showed effort in poultry with price openers around 14 16 cents per pound as hens slow production boosts demand while tonnage remains heavy. Butter, potatoes, strawberries, and cheese see steady or rising quotes amid looming seasonal changes and market tightness.
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