Daily Market Reports Hog and Cattle Trends in Chicago Trade
Chicago market notes show hog receipts 7 000 with higher bids across weights led by light and slaughter hogs. Cattle receipts 500 with fat cows and bulls steady to higher, veal calves easing. Sheep receipts 2 000 with fat lambs around 17.25 to 17.50 and feeding lambs 16.50 to 17.25. Grain futures open mixed with wheat near 1.84 in May and corn around 1.28 to 1.29 for May contracts.
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Chicago
Beffore
Crades
Closing Out and Public Sales Near Washington
Closing out sales listed for February 23 to 27 include Mrs. John Taylor at 712 So Sec Ave, H R Baker one mile south of Washington, Hummer miles northwest of Washington, Ernest O Carlson three miles northwest of Washington for a rock diversion sale, R L Smylie Bred Low Sale at Columbus Junction, Lee Chambers six and a half miles northeast of Washington public sale, and R L Smylie Farm Bale at Columbus Junction.
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John Taylor
H. R. Baker
Washington
Aar
Ernest O. Carlson
Duroc
Qell Farming
Frank Navy
Bethel
Glotwin
Haskins
John Coldsmith
Wayland
Mt. Miessont
Olds
Chicago grain and feed prices in late February market report
Wheat and corn quotes show varied futures and cash grades in Chicago. Oats and rye pricing alongside barley timothy and clover seed values are listed with lard rib and belly pork prices also provided.
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Chicago
Notice at Stoney Lake Resort on Mice Plague Cottagers
Sign reads at the summer resort that cottagers tormented by mice should take notice. It cites Spencer Riper of Limes Island offering eats for rent with goods described as good and kind to children, ten cents a week, and promising no scratching or biting.
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Stoney Lake
New Hampshire
Spencer Riper
Limes Island
Perseverance and caution in daily life and work
A fragmented miscellany notes that steady effort matters more than luck while warning against overwork and needless conflict. It cites religious sentiment, warnings about maritime dangers, and sacred burial sites.
Turquoise heirloom sent to Chicago museum by Persian vizier
A 400 carat turquoise regarded as the largest in the world is presented to the Field Museum in Chicago by Hohannes Topakyan, grand vizier of Persia. The stone, an heirloom, figures in dynastic history and has touched the lives of shahs.
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Field Museum
Chicago
DY Hohannes Topakyan
Persia
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Daily Market Reports
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain
R. L. Smylie
Low Sale
Columbus Junction
Lee Chambers
N. E
R. L. Smylie—Farm
Hall
Mutual
R. L. Gibson
Marion Ave
Washington Produce Markets
Isc
Owen
John A Babcock
Exchange Commission
U. S. Yard
Illinois
Chicago Cash Grain
Bans
Sucres
NEA Service, Inc
Sea of Azov
Black Sea
China
Mile Ackson
Shaw
Poland
Macon
Rh. B. Dougherty
Helen Wainwright
Champion Island
Aia
Pbloom
Ford
W. R. Luckey Sale
Hendrickson & Kistz
Audts
Louisa Co
Nat. Bonk
Horn of
South America
Kentucke, Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
National
Paria
South Second Ave
P. Macon
Anet
John M. Taylor Ieo
McCormick
Hayes
Wenger
Auets
A M. G
Clark Laneh
C. W. Keith
Farrow
Blackhawk
Cole
Ohio
Whittaker
E. W. Hummer
Ott Patterson
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