Local Markets Report Price Details for Grain and Livestock
Tribune market report lists street market timothy hay from 8 to 9 dollars per day and Loganport grain figures with Wheat at 85 cents, yellow corn 1.07 per hundred, white and mixed 1.05, new oats 43 cents, rye 65 cents. Loganport stock market provides hog pricing as corrected daily by W C Routh & Co.
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Logansport Stock Market
W. C.,routh
Galveston Grain Co
W. G. Sweet
Walton
Phillips Elevator Wheat Soc
C. D. Morgan & Bro
Grain Market Churns As Wheat Corn Rise In Chicago
Corrected daily stockyard notes show a mixed grain market with a Liverpool pool wheat surge and local price gains in corn and oats. Reports cite small primary receipts, bullish tendencies, and steady to higher closes for wheat and oats while provisions drift lower.
Market Receipts Totals Across Principal Hubs
Estimated receipts at principal markets show Chicago and Kansas City leading with 9,000 and 8,000 units respectively. Other hubs include Carth 1,500, OC 6,000, and totals around 41,400 with several smaller figures such as 1,000 and 500 noting.
Hog Prices Fall As Buyers Hold Back In Indianapolis
Receipts totaled 7000 hogs 1250 cattle and 500 sheep versus 4527 hogs 741 cattle and 686 sheep week ago and 7061 hogs 1673 cattle 485 sheep a year ago. Major buyers stayed indifferent with most hogs steady to 10 cents lower and sales from 6.00 to 6.70. Cattle offered scarce good to choice and trading quiet at steady to strong prices. Sheep steady lambs weak with lambs at 5.50 and sheep at 4.00 or lower. Fewer horses on sale supported steady retail prices with demand for selling costs around 125 to 175 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Market Prices for Sheep and Lambs
Commodity quotes list medium yearlings good to choice sheep and medium sheep prices per 100 pounds for commission sales. Spring lambs priced at eighty pounds and sixpence perhaps, with ranges noted for different grades and loads.
Market Wheat and Livestock Opening in Chicago Trade
Opened quiet in all livestock sectors with hogs showing slight strength but failing to surpass prior day values. Receipts totaled 12,000 for two days 32,700 with cattle trade slow and prices weak for western cattle while native cattle held near steady and sheep and lambs showed little activity at the start.
Receipts of Hogs at Western Markets Yesterday
Receipts of hogs at principal western markets yesterday were 55 200 head, compared with 55 200 the year ago, indicating steady demand and stable slaughter activity.
Buffalo Live Stock Cattle Receipts Report
Prices list shows cattle and hog market ranges for Good to prime steers and heifers, various weights, plus bulls calves and sows. Includes figures for stockers, feeders, and shipping barrows with receipts and price spreads. Also notes buffalo live stock context and market conditions.
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Pipe Creek Sunday School Picnic Planned
The Pipe Creek Christian Sunday School plans a picnic next Saturday in the grove near the church. Fisher's class will sing and the Onward band will play.
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Pipe Cree Christian Sunday School
Fisher
Clifford Boyer Returns to Work at Chili Parlors
Clifford Boyer resumes work at the Chili Parlors after spending spring on his father’s Walton area farm following last winter’s employment. He previously worked there before the seasonal farming period.
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Clifford Boyer
Walton
Money Piles High in New York Banks
New York stock market today largely repeated yesterday with uncertainty in prices and trading dominated by professional operators. Early session saw higher volume than yesterday but later turned listless and insubstantial as the day progressed and news included the Republican candidate's acceptance speech.
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New York
Market prices for grains and butter per latest quotes
Wheat No 2 spring reported at 1 05 to 1 08 per bushel No 3 1 00 to 1 10 No 2 red 93 to 94 cents Corn No 2 18 c No 2 yellow 19 79 cents Oats No 2 48 cents No 2 white 48 cents No 3 white 47 to 49 cents Rye No 2 78 cents Barley Fair to choice 63 to 66 cents Butter Creameries 18 to 20 cents Dairies 17 to 20 cents.
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