Union Stockyards Cattle and Hogs Report Mixed Prices
At Union Stockyards Indianapolis on August 6 cattle receipts show slight weekly and yearly increases with quality uneven. Best cattle sold near 4.59 for heifers but average cows and common stockers brought modest returns. hog receipts rise about 4,500 from last week and year, with buyers paying up to 6.15 for some grades while light hogs and mixed lots sold lower. Demand remained active from packers and shipping orders, aiding slight price gains for better hogs though light weights and lower grades lagged.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Vance Coose
Fairight
Uite
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
New England
McCrews
Arcola
Ill
William Houston
Lewisville
Ind
Interstate
Squires & North
Wilson
Jersey City
Schenck & Son
Wheeling
Hohman
Baltimore
New York
United States Steel
London
Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific
Great Northern
Seaboard
St. Paul
Atchison
Pacific Coast
Klondike
United States
Interstate Stockyards Market Report Aug Six Indiana and Chicago
cattle receipts are listed across multiple markets with mixed bids and steady to firm tone. hog receipts heavy with demand strong and prices around six dollars per hundredweight. sheep and calves show modest activity. prominent buyers named include Squires & North Jersey City and Schenck & Son Wheeling.
Indianapolis and New York Money Rates Briefing
Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 1/2 percent with loans a touch under 650 at 6496 percent and clearings totaling 1,757,403.5 with balances 1S 904.49. New York call money holds steady near 2 3/4 percent with the last loan at 2. Prime mercantile paper cited.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile Pa
Wheat Falls on Weak Export Demand. Corn Slips
Chicago reports a weaker export situation weighing on wheat with September futures down amid mixed signals from Liverpool. Corn and oats also fell, while provisions drifted lower on weaker hog prices. Analysts cite heavy western movement and nervous markets as dampening factors with limited local buying support.
Wheat and commodity market report across U S regions
A dense market digest from St. Louis and other cities covers prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, and pork products, plus receipts and shipments. It notes fluctuations in futures for No 2 hard and red wheat, corn futures, barley, and rye, with regional mood shifts and domestic and Liverpool price references.
Butter Eggs and Cheese Trade Report New York Aug 6
Butter and cheese receipts and prices across major markets New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and more. Notable figures include New York full creams 94 1 2 to 97 cents and various creamery and ordinary grades in Philadelphia and St Louis.
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New York
New York Flour and Wheat Receipts and Market Summary
In New York Aug flour receipts show 19.4 percent bris with exports at 12,125 and steady. Comn mex firm with yellow Western at 1.25 and city 1.20. Wheat receipts 23,70 bit with exports 3,545. spot dull No 2 red. Futures opened firm on local and foreign buying, then sold off with Northwest, rallied on French news and St Louis buying, finally declined with corn, closing easy at fractional losses. September at 3-1/16,October 3-3/16,December 3-7/16.
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H.M.T
ST. Louis
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Baltimore
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Iptec
Liverpool
California
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Northern
Duluth
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Northwest
Titec
Rio
Cordova
Market Summary From Grain and Raw Materials Reports
Spot prices for No 2 wheat and futures eased after initial strength on crop news and selling pressure. Coffee Rio steady while sugar refined drifted. lard and tallow firmer, refined goods steady.
Demand Beyond Supply in Leading Links on the LO
The local market reports strong demand for fruits and eggs with higher prices expected for pears and corn. Watermelons and peaches are plentiful and good quality. cantaloupes underperform. Poultry, butter, eggs rise on cooler weather. coal and iron markets steady amid optimistic trends.
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Various Goods and Commodities Listed in Barrage of Prices
A garbled list of groceries and raw materials with prices and origins. Items include mixed candy, roasted nuts, peaches, pineapples, oysters, beans, olives, coal types, and chemical supplies. Numerous place names and company or brand markers appear, interspersed with odd spellings and fragmented phrases.
Weather Bulletin Oversees Drought Affects Crops
The Agriculture Department report notes dry spell and moderate heat, with scattered rains aiding revival in some northern areas. Corn in favored districts remains promising, but most early crops beyond recovery. late potatoes heading for failure. gardens nearly valueless. apples dropping. pastures deteriorating. threshing fair to good yields. clover-seed crop shortened by dry weather.
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United States Department of Agriculture Climate and Crop Bulletin
Weather Bureau
Shirtwaist Fad Indorsed by Texas Legislature
Austin Texas August 6 The Texas Legislature convened in special session to consider in part redrawing congressional districts to add three districts to the thirteen. The House endorsed the shirtwaist fad by adopting a resolution urging members to wear shirt sleeves or shirtwaists during the hot session.
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Tex
Texas Legitelature
House
Tte
Death by own action shocks Alameda community
Alameda, Cal. reports the suicide of Dr. Char Hampden Pield, formerly a United States Army surgeon at Fort Wayne, Michigan, and later an ex-surgeon associated with Union Pacific. The incident occurred today as he inhaled toxicants, ending his life.
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Char Hampden Pield
Taminatin
Bie
United States Army
Fort Wayne
Michigan
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