Wheat market rallies after early decline in Chicago trades
Chicago June 21 prompt wheat rose after an early decline as crop experts cited rain shortages in the southern Dakotas and hot weather effects. Prices firmed on reports from Liverpool and strong Western shipments, with September edging higher despite later profit-taking. Corn remained in sharp demand on moisture deficits in the West and big shipments.
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Liverpool
Market Close Shows Mixed Grain and Hog Rally
Upper trades and profit taking shaped a strong finish as grains and hogs advanced. Oats firm on steady demand while crop outlook fears lingered. September futures rose to near 53 percent, hogs gained with pork futures at 11.56, furd at 8.40, and ribs at 8.45 as offerings absorbed.
Chicago cash grain prices mixed Across wheat and corn bids
Chicago cash grain rates show varied bids across wheat and corn. No 2 red around 89 to 90 and No 2 yellow near 68 to 57. No 2 white and No 2 yellow oats quoted, rye and barley listed with prices for traders. Timothy and clover forage costs noted.
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Receipts and Shipments Amid Chicago Grain Movement
Chicago June 21 daily grain movement shows wheat receipts and shipments with 28 car wheat and 400 car corn contracts. Total wheat receipts at Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth today 228 cars. corn 273 cars last week, 166 cars year ago. Kansas City market notes cash bids for wheat and corn with varied grades and prices. Receipts list 14 wheat cars today.
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Omaha Grain Market Higher Prices Across Wheat and Corn
Omaha Neb sue 21 Wheatone higher No 2 hard 86 89440 No 3 hard 854 2 G88 Yee Corn-1 ft. tye higher No. 2 white H5%cubby white RGD ES Hest No. 2 ve allow Bie WEAN No. 3 yellow 644% E4Ne No. 4 644 GHC No. 3 B14 qnGd tee Onts-1 to 1c higher No white 4.0041 4%of No 8 yellow 104 4le Receipts Wheat 7 corn 52 onts Shipments Wheat 21 corn 81 outa
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Peoria Grain Market Report from June 21
Peoria market notes corn prices rise across grades with No 3 white at 56 cents No 2 yellow at 66 c No 8 yellow 55 16 cents No 4 yellow 53 14 64 cents No 3 mixed 54 44 cents No 4 mixed 69 cents sample 56 4 percent per bushel oats advance with No 2 white 41 40 standard 41 cents No 3 white 40 cents.
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Choice steers in keen demand today in Chicago
June 21 Chicago cattle market reports choice steers in keen demand and selling out steady to strong with price high at 6.70 for prime steers. Under class offerings were weak to steady. Hogs rose 10 to 15 cents on speculative demand as scalpers and shippers took most offerings while packers hesitated. Lambs were weak with the largest springer run yet this season and prices fell 100 to 250.
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Market Report on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Chicago June 21
Chicago cattle receipts estimated 18 000 with market steady to 10 cents lower Reeves 4 90 6 60 Texans steers 4 60 8 85 western steers 4 75 6 95 stockers and feeders 3 60 6 60 cows and bulls 2 50 6 90 calves 6 00 hogs receipts 21 000 market strong to slightly higher lights 6 10 6 60 mixed 6 10 6 60 rough 6 00 6 15 heavy choice 6 65 6 85 bulk 6 95 western sheep receipts 20 000 market weak native 2 26 4 16 western 2 60 4 15 yearlings 1 00 4 80 lambs native 3 75 6 35 westerns 4 00 6 40 springs 0 h 5 etc.
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St Joseph Live Stock Market Report
South St Joseph Missouri June 21 cattle receipts 1600 market steady steers 4.50 to 6.19 with high 6.75 cows 3.80 to 7.75 calves around 4.00 to 7.76 hogs receipts 8000 market about ten cents higher top 6.36 bulk 6.26 sheep receipts 1000 market steady lambs 4.50 to 7.00
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Liverpool Grain Market Closing Prices and Bids
Liverpool June 21 Wheat spot firm with Manitoba bids in the 73 to 75 range for No 2 and No 3. July 63 OA, Oct 85 ded. Corn New American mixed steady at 43 8d old and 63 4d for July, 58 tad for Sept.
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Minneapolis Grain Market Report
Minneapolis June 21 price update shows No 1 hard and No 2 Northern wheat quotes, plus No 3d wheat figures and cash-market notes. Details include September and December futures, with miscellaneous figures that reflect bid offers and crop terms from the local grain exchange.
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New York Grain Market Report Fragment
A brief New York grain market note shows scattered quotes for wheat and related futures. The fragment mentions July wheat and prices, with OCR noise hindering full details.
Chicago Produce Market Daily Prices
Chicago market notes show butter steady at 28 cents per pound for creamery and dairy outputs. eggs steady with receipts 12 639 cases. cheese and pounds quantities listed. Potatoes steady with Old at 1.10 and new at 2.15 to 2.26. poultry and veal figures given, with weights and price ranges for various cuts.
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New York Produce Prices and Receipts Summary
Market brief notes mixed data on butter and cheese receipts, egg steadiness, and weather influences. Apparent misreads show 17,137 receipts and 410 on a separate line, with unclear dates and organization names.
Kansas City Live Stock Prices Report June 21
Kansas City market report shows receipts of 7000 cattle with steady tone and prices from 2.20 to 6.35 for natives and feeders, 17000 hogs with higher bids around 6.00 to 6.50, and 6000 sheep with steady tone for mutton at 3.26 to 4.10 and lambs at 5.00 to 7.00. Figures reflect cattle, hogs, and sheep sections with varying weights and classes in a single market day.
South Omaha Live Stock Market Update June 21
South Omaha nebraska reports cattle receipts at 8 600 with market steady to stronger led by native steers at 25 dollars per cwt and western steers 3 75 to 6 00 hogs receipts 11 400 with prices 5 90 to 6 20 per cwt sheep and lambs also listed with wide ranges poultry and wool markets noted in brief regional briefs.
Heavy opening in New York stocks amid early declines
New York June 21 heavy opening in stock market with declines broadly across shares. Union Pacific and Atchison fell, U S Steel down, American Telephone led liquidation but later recovered above yesterday's close. Lehigh Valley and American Beet Sugar advanced, Toledo St Louis and Western Preferred weak. General Northern Ore slip to 14 percent. Market closed heavy after late hour quotes.
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New York Stocks List and Local Notices Collide at Market
New York stocks list shows Amalgamated Co, American Sugar Refining, Anaconda Mining, Pennsylvania, United States Steel and others amid a broader market listing. Nearby, residents in Wilton and surrounding towns report visits, business trips, and community events including a Children’s Day program and church notices amid routine civic updates.
Pleasant Prairie Day Notices and Local Visits Report
Daily notices from Pleasant Prairie recount Sunday church and neighborhood visits. Mrs. John Long of Muscatine attended North Prairie Children's Day exercises. Mrs. S. M. Hoskins hosted Amanda Wallace of Muscatine and welcomed soldiers on encampment. Ernest Pruse visits George Kis home. Kephart family and Melroys share nearby social calls. Mrs. Pearl Henke of Minneapolis stayed with Aug Henke.
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Riverside Plans Big July Fourth Program
Morning activities begin 6:30 with a 2 pm event at Abe M church. Miss Lula Morrison visits Aunt Julia Debre then returns to Davenport. Miss Jessie Kutchera recovered at home from appendicitis with no operation. Chas Tihtson starts moving household goods to Nebraska to join his brother-in-law.
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Riverside June 21 news and local church notes
Riverside report notes Guy Schnen blen returning from Iowa City hospital after a month recovering from a kick by a horse. Children’s Day observed Sunday June 18 at the U B church with a large program and attendance. Rev Jones former MWe church pastor now travels for Ottumwa orphan’s home. Mrs Johanna Miller died at Alpha Younkings’ home Monday.
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