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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
6
The fragment lists nine numbers totaling 9 500 4 500 8 000 2 500 6 500 9 000 11 500, suggesting a sequence of figures or sums. No context, dates, or entities are provided to identify the source or purpose of the totals.
Receipts totals show hogs at 10 500 and cattle 1 000 with sheep 1 050 amid larger than needed supply and quiet trading. Prime hogs sold steady, lower grades declined. cattle supply small, prime steers at 7 dollars, calves up 10 25 cents, sheep demand strong with lambs at 5.25 to 5.50 and 4.00 to 5.00 for others. Horses for opening sale not auctioned due to small supply and expected weak attendance.
Market quotations for cattle steers heifers cows and bulls with weight ranges and classifications. Also included are hogs sheep and lambs price bands and grain prices No. 2 spring wheat corn prices and dairy egg quotes for the period.
Market notes list prices for medium sheep and spring lambs with per 100 pounds rates. Lucks priced at 2 50 to 3 25 and 3 00 to 3 50 for spring lambs. indicated ranges reflect market variation.
The report shows hogs weak at the open with shippers indifferent and packers on the fence, few early sales, and a market that closed with little change. Cattle see slow start but range cattle closing strong, but butcher cattle weak. Lambs show slow demand yet end steady to unchanged.
Estimated receipts of livestock at principal markets yesterday include sheep cattle and hogs with varied regional totals reported by market observers. Buyers and sellers assess supply conditions while early bids and auctions influence price directions across the trading day.
Delayed harvesting in the Canadian northwest due to wet weather kept wheat prices firm in Chicago. The market closed with September around 93 1/4 to 93 1/2 cents and December near 94 1/2 cents, lifted by light domestic stocks and favorable foreign cables. Local receipts and export demand were modest, with bulls driving near-term gains and cash grain prices steady to firmer amid broader commodity strength.
Tribune aims to provide a dependable market report for subscribers to buy and sell. The note emphasizes timely, clear pricing and accessible information for daily trading decisions.
Dr J H Barnfield hooked a 21 inch black bass weighing four pounds two ounces in Eel river above Spencer Park yesterday afternoon. He used a seven ounce fly rod with a spinner lure and after a second strike and a thirty minute battle, landed the fish.
At a board of works meeting the reroofing project for two pavilions at Spencer Park was discussed sealed bids to be received until September.
A fragment mentions rural routes mail circulation figures with coded numbers and timestamps. The text references route counts and a listing of mail segments, indicating an internal update or audit. No clear individuals or organizations are identified in readable content.
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