Chicago hog and cattle market summary with price trends
Hogs about ten cents lower on Thursday as big packers stay bearish with early shipments. Prices range 10.40 to 12.05 for sows and various hog weights, with light and heavy hogs mixed. Cattle receipts around 3 000 with steer trade steady to higher on top yearlings and steady to strong for cutters. sheep receipts 12 000 with fat lambs near steady and culls slipping.
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Chicago
Lg Wholce
Arly
Butter and Eggs Market Report Chicago Dec 3
Butter prices rise with higher receipts as creamery extras reach 54 1 2 with standards at 47 1 2 and eggs reach a 5 213 case receipt total. The market notes 5 730 tubs of butter and category shifts across firsts seconds and ex tra grades.
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Chicago
Firsts and Ordinarys in a Fragment
The snippet lists item categories with numbers: firsts 47 51 ordinary firsts 42 46 refrigerator extras 35 85 1 2 refrigerator firsts 33 1 2 34 1 2.
Chicago Poultry Prices Dec 3
Poultry market report from Chicago shows alive steady with receipts of 9 cars. Fowls and springs range 17 to 22 cents, turkeys 30 cents, roosters 17 cents, ducks 23 cents, geese 17 to 19 cents.
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Chicago
Live stock estimates for tomorrow released in Chicago
Official figures announced in Chicago list hogs at 5000 head, cattle 1000, sheep 2000 for tomorrow. No further details provided.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago grain prices for wheat corn rye oats and related fats show Dec May and July futures with varied highs lows and closes. Wheat December at 1.38 1.39 1.37 1.581 percent May 1.40 1.41 1.39 1.40 percent July 1.33 1.33 1.32 1.22 percent Corn December 174 74 78 OCU T3 percent May 82 825 percent July 847 85 84 84 Gats December 43 percent 44 428 437 Ma s at percent 48 47 48 percent July 46 47 46 47 Rye Dec 90 percent Sil 89 90 May Gr 6 percent 97M July 97 percent Hth 965 percent 16 percent Lard January 12.65 12.70 12.55 12.57 May 123.52 12.65 13.40 12.45 Rice January 13.00 May 13.80 123.80 Bellies January 14.75 14.75 14.70 14.70
Toledo Seed Market Prices and Quotes Declared
Toledo market reports Clover cash imported 20.00 bid domestic 22.25 December 17.50 February 17.60 asked March 17.55 Timothy cash 2.60 December 2.65 March 2.80.
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Toledo
Ohio
Timothy
Grain trade quotes mixed on Chicago market
Chicago reports mixed corn and yellow and white grain prices with bid ranges. Prices span No 2 mixed 76 to 77 percent, No 3 mixed 72 to 71, No 6 mixed 64 to 71, No 2 yellow 76 to 77, No 4 white 74, sample grade 59 to 68.
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Chicago
Richland Hosts Fathers and Sons Banquet at Opera House
The Richland Commercial Club will host a Fathers and Sons Banquet next Wednesday evening at the opera house with special music. Rev. R K McCreary will deliver the evening address. A bazaar shower at Mrs L E Hiatt's home drew about 45 attendees and a good time was had. Albert White died at his Richland area home last Sunday and was buried in Nebraska beside his mother. A sale of Christmas seas is underway as school children participate.
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Opera House
RK. McCreary
L. E. Hiatt
Albert White
Nebraska
Grains of Gold Publishes Christmas Goods Greeting
Christmas trees arriving soon at Warren's Seed Store Washington LA with 30c price and up. Store highlights include Shine Mitt en Duster dusting polish and car care, red car window wreaths, Clover seed suggestions, Grain Sprouters, Hen Cackle Egg Mash, Egg-o-Shell mineral grit, Carey salt praise, and a new store parrot attracting customers.
Thanksgiving updates and local notices from the community
Obituary note for Mrs Katherine Rose Dillion formerly of Brichland who died at Bethany hospital Kansas City. Bazaar and supper planned by M E Ladies at the new church social rooms. Mr and Mrs Henry Davis visiting. Virgil Morgan and Leonard Brown spent Thanksgiving with parents. College students home for Thanksgiving have returned to campus. O E S party with games and a fine supper. Farm sales planned soon. Preaching Dec 5 at Pleasant Hill. Fascist policy about restricted living areas and government payments affecting citizens.
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Brichland
Bethany Hospital
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M. E
Henry Davis
West Chester
Tracy
Virgil Morgan
Leonard Brown
Oakville
Pleasant Hill Community Notes Include Elections and Visits
Mrs Earl Kephart writes from Pleasant Hill that Miss Twila McGinnis visited parents Mr and Mrs J R McGinnis. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Kelly of Washington was buried at Pleasant Hill. Roy Kephart delivered hogs to Washington for shipment through the Farmers Union. The Ladies Aid met at the church with good attendance despite bad roads. 1927 officers were elected with Mrs Will Stafford president and others. An entertainment committee for January 6 was named.
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Ladies Aid
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