Chicago Livestock Market Slows Despite Steady Hogs and Lambs
Chicago reports show hogs at 15,000 head with top 4.15 and prices mostly 3.50 to 4.10 while calves and cattle hold steady. Sheep run 13,000 with lambs 6.25 to 7.25. heavy items and weights vary, but demand remains cautious as supply persists and receipts stay sizable.
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Chicago
Hampshires
Polands
Hampshire
Omri Peters
Cotter
Hayes
Midway Commission CO
Iowa Hog Receipts Fall From Week Ago at Des Moines Market
Combined hog receipts at 21 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hour period ended at 8:00 A M totalled 15 200 head down from 19 000 last week and 11 800 the prior period sustained gains in one region but overall activity eased amid market chatter and USDA data from Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa
INS
Minnesota
Chicago Produce prices and lots of grain figures
INS Produce reports April Chicago prices across dairy eggs cheese poultry and potatoes with numerous ranges and classifications. Listings include butter tubs creamery extras standards firsts packing stock specials eggs cases poutry varieties potatoes cars US shipments and regional grain figures.
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Chicago
U. S
Wis
Minn
N. Dakota
Red River
Chicago Seed Market Prices for Various Grains and Clovers
Chicago market report lists seed prices by grade for red clover and Alsike from 9.50 to 14.50 per unit. Timothy hay prices range from 3.00 to 3.50, with grades fair, good, choice, and fancy noted. Trade activity described as fair.
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Chicago
Alsike
Timothy Good
Fair Trade
Grain Receipts Reported For Wheat Corn and Oats
Grain receipts list 32 cars of wheat 119 cars of corn and 52 cars of oats recorded in the edition.
Chicago Grain Prices and Movements Across Markets
Chicago price report shows wheat corn oats rye futures with May and July contracts leading, noting highs lows closes and new values for both old and new crop months. Market notes include percentage changes and settlement figures across wheat corn oats and rye futures for May July and September contracts.
Chicago Cash Grain Close Report
Chicago cash grain quotes show varied bids across wheat corn oats rye and barley with mixed, yellow, white, and sample grades. Wheat ranges from 56 to 57 percent with several entries in the 58 range and mixed grades near 50 with sample notes. Corn features mixed bids around 27 to 32 percent with yellow and white categories and a sample grade 25 to 39. Barley prices between 48 and 51 with rye listed as none.
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Chicago
Cash Grain
Birthday surprise and community notes from Brighton
Mrs. EB H Faris celebrated a birthday with a surprise dinner at her son’s home and a later day at church with a basket meal. The cemetery association stage play The Path Across the Hills drew praise and funds to ease a bank-failure deficit. Nearby visits and travels are noted, including Mildred Morgan in Red Oak and several families from Wayland Claremont Birmingham Sigourney and Libertyville.
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Brighton
EB. H. Faris
Cemetery Association
Mildred Morgan
Red Oak
Threse Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Roy Edwards
Iowa City
Frank Swisher
Julius Kime
Wayland
Kime
Marjorie Funston
Walden Savage
Linnie Savage
Claremont
Calif
Waldon
George Savage
Alberqueque
N. M
Harry Barricklow
S. Rudolph
Margaret Jean
James Harris
Richland
Clyde Free
Fairfield
Fred Wanerus
Irrieda
Stine
Birmingham
Dr. Wells
Keo- Sauqua
K. D. Dick
Thornburg
J. F. Frain
J. F. Frain Home Friday and Saturday, Mrs. Frain's Mother, Mrs. Adell Stone
Sigourney
Effie Mullin
Town City
Flitner
Loomis and
Dale
Lyle Cooksey
Libertyville
Goetry
Chariton
Mary Dash
Pleasant Valley Farm
Neighboring Communities News Notes
A brief round of local updates from area towns collected by the Journal’s subscription representative. Highlights include community events, school activities, and notable local happenings shaping the week.
Farmers and neighbors mingle in rural field diary report
Chas Sojka notes roads are fine and farmers busy by afternoon. journal visits northeast of town to observe plowing, crops, and livestock. Local residents, schools, gardens, and homes are described with colorful anecdotes and neighborly life near Pine Grove and Sterling.
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Chas. Sojka
Washington
Journal
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Mastodon
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Crawfordsville
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West Chester
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