Market Follows Wet Weather Cashing In Grain Prices
Chicago reports favorable market tone as buyers thin and sellers lead in wheat and corn. July wheat dips to 1.13 and September around 1.15, with New York export activity modest. Indiana prices show No 2 red wheat and mixed feeds varying, reflecting mixed harvest conditions.
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Toledo Hay Market Report in Local Journal
Mixed feed and straw prices listed with clover and timothy hay quality notes. Market names appear with unit prices and grade indicators. Want ads in the Journal-Gazette are billed at forty cents per word.
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Fort Wayne Local Market Catches Oddities and Prices
Corrected by packing firms and local sellers, the Fort Wayne market notes a busy mix of livestock sheep and steers, various hides wool and beef offerings, and a wide range of farm produce. Prices span hogs, butter, potatoes, cornmeal, wheat, and fruit with quoted rates and local shop annotations.
Hog Slump Hits Market Amid Slim Demand
Price reports show heavy hog liquidation with widespread declines in value across cuts. Cattle and sheep also weak as packers reduce orders, while hogs retreat from recent highs and buyers grow cautious. Local production and holiday timing influence volumes and pricing dynamics.
Ewes and calves in mixed market report note
Market notes from multiple cities show ewes at 94.76 for handy ewes and cholen breeding ewes at E20 with demand urgent. Receipts RI cuts market lower with various prices for yorkers and other sheep. Calves and lambs around 325. lamb market steady with prime meat at 6.60 to 7.00 and hogs mixed. Sheep receipts about 400 and sheep prices around 2.00 for futures. Cattle receipts show steady to active trading with Beef and Veal varied strengths. Pittsburgh reports cattle receipts light and market slow. Buffalo notes steady to active with overall ranges.
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Decline continues in egg and farm product prices
Market notes show further drops in egg prices with extra grades down to 18 to 20 cents per dozen. Receipts were light and buyers few, while other produce held steady. Hay, corn, and wheat markets soften, with over 1,000,000 bushels of corn carried over and crop outlook dampening sentiment for farmers.
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Harvest rains spark anxiety as wheat prices slip
Market report from Toledy O on June 23 notes Harves t weather dampening demand and pushing wheat futures lower. Prices for July, September, and December fall while cash quotes ease. Chicago trading shows interest at outlet and weaker overall session. crops reports and demand optimism mixed with cooler cash.
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Wool Market Goston Declines Amid Mixed Domestic Quotations
In Goston mass on June 3 the wool market shows fading locality effects with varied valuations for fine and regular wools. Leading domestic quotes list prices by region including Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, New York and California with mixed washed and unwashed lots and several grade names. New York stock exchange plans to close on Saturday per the Journal-Gazette ad.
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New York Market Close Mixed Amid Small Gains and Broad Activity
Special to the Journal Gazette New York stocks closed with gains in some issues but overall strength limited as prices held near best morning levels. Union Pacific and New York Central led advances while several rails and industrials posted small upticks. demand remained modest across others, with some sugar and copper issues easing slightly.
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Money Market Report from New York June Update
In New York on June markets show steady rates across government and corporate issues. Money on call and bankers acceptances hold near stable levels while discount and short-term notes reflect modest changes in yields across several maturities.
Market price dips as pork values fall in Toledo sale
Market reports show pork values slipping by about 10 to 15 cents with lower prices across hogs and cattle. Prices for selected heavies range around 7.85 to 7.80, with bulk sales near 7.75 to 7.80. Cattle values list prime steers around 6.40 to 6.60 and cows from 3.00 to 4.50.
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City scales report odd measurements and a work accident
Recelpta at the city scales list items such as toads corn hay and bushels with misread terms. A Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction employee at 820 Greenwood Avenue suffered injuries while repairing a pavement corner near a spike jail that may keep him laid up for some time.
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Urgent Demand for Timothys and Straw in Pittsburg Market
The Pittsburg market shows moderate urgent demand for No 1 and No 2 Timothy receipts with No 4 Timothy and No 2 Timothy in better demand. Wooly notes indicate plenty of hay and clover straw offerings, rye straw scarce, and prices quoted for No 1 Amathy No 2 Timothy and other straw grades amid steady firm market signals.
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