Livestock Receipts and Market Quotes Across Midwestern Cities
Receipts of hogs and cattle vary by weight class with prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and hogs. Markets show mixed changes as liberal sales push prices down for wheat and corn futures, with detailed regional prices and receipts in Chicago, Loganport, Adamsboro, and Hoovers.
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market Report for Saturday
Receipts totaled 3 900 hogs 200 cattle and 150 sheep up from last week while year ago volumes were lower. Hogs sold mainly 5.75 to 6.80 with most at 6.15 to 6.63. market noted as most unsatisfactory for years with large carryovers and a late week rally narrowing value versus prior week. Cattle trade steady with a weeklong price rise. steers and cows firm and heifers up. calves softer. Sheep and lamb receipts light, demand brisk but prices fell about 50 cents for lambs and 25 cents for sheep.
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W. G. Sweet
Phillips Elevator
Hog and Lamb Receipts Lighter as Prices Edge Up
Chicago August hog market showed light receipts with early gains to top $6.70 and rumors of $6.75. Cattle trade was nominal with modest gains in range cattle, while sheep and lamb demand stayed active and prices rose from last week despite lighter overall receipts. Montana wethers sold at $4.40 and native lambs around $6.50.
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Chicago Cash Prices Wheat Corn and Oats Report
Chicago cash prices for grains show No 2 spring wheat at 1 12 No 3 at 1 00 112 No 2 red at 95 2 95c No 2 corn at 78 179c No 2 yellow at 79c No 2 oats at 46 4c No 2 white at 4c Rye at 77 78c Barley fair to choice malting 64 65c.
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Bishop. Elevatoe. Co
W. C. Routh & Co
Galveston Grain Co
Galveston—Poultry
L. BE. Miller
Philips Elevator
Camp Rest opened on the Wabash near Georgetown
Al Priemel has opened Camp Rest one mile east of Georgetown and will entertain guests including Mr and Mrs Chas Schback of Chicago along with other local visitors.
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al Priemel
Wabash
Georgetown
Mrs
Chas. Schback
Chicago
Local Market Report Intent Declared by Tribune
The Tribune states its plan to publish a reliable daily market report to guide buyers and sellers. It invites readers to call the office to place requests and ensure accuracy of prices quoted.
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Logansport Trisune CO
Edgar F. Metzger
Essie Hillhouse
the Tribune
Buffalo Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Aug 15 1900s
Buffalo cattle market light demand steady. Hogs receipts 3,000, market strong with heavies 6.80 to 6.90, yorkers 5.50 to 6.35, pigs 35.25 to 6.40. Sheep and lambs five cars received, market steady, top lambs 6.25, top calves 8.50.
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