Hog Market Report Chicago Prices Steady to Higher
Chicago hog market news reports receipts at 25,000 with general gains of 10 to 15 cents and light hogs 25 cents higher. Spots rise to 40 cents, most pigs 25 cents higher while stale offerings move slowly. Packing sows follow better grade hogs with top at 8.50 and many 17 to 230 pound lots selling near 8.30 to 8.45. best heavy butchers firm.
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Market Report Details Mixed Livestock Prices Across Classes
Receipts show 2,000 cattle with generally steady trade on killing classes. Vealers rise up to 25 cents, heavy weights and light dealers posted varied quotes, with steers and cows spanning 8.99 to 18.65 in slaughter ranges and lighter stock priced accordingly.
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Market report notes cattle price ranges and grades
The document lists cattle price bands across grades. Calves range from 7.00 to 9.50, vealers from 7.00 to 10.00, and feeder stock cattle steers from 7.50 to 12.00. It reflects a mixed livestock market with typical grade distinctions.
Chicago Grain futures drift on light overnight trade
Chicago grain prices show modest movements with Wheat, Corn and Oats futures posting small changes across near term contracts. Markets open with slight gains for certain months, reflecting limited overnight activity and muted demand signals.
Chicago grain prices and bid ranges posted
Chicago January 13 Wheat and corn bids listed for several grades with varied percentages and dollar ranges. Oats rye barley timothy clover prices shown for multiple qualities and months.
Toledo seed market prices for Clover Timothy and Alsike
Toledo market reports bid and offer prices for Clover Timothy and Alsike forage seeds dated January 13. Cash and imported values are listed for January February and March with Clover at about 18.60 to 18.85, Timothy around 2.05 to 2.15, and Alsike near 16.30 to 16.60.
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January notes share travel plans and town events
In January 135 Mrs. M Hollinger travels to Marf shalltown to inspect the soldier s home and will return via Cedar Rapids to arrange a June convention. Mike visits Thursday and invites guests to stay at his home and cover the dog. H P Wilson stays on the Journal for another year while Glenn rents the Oscar Davis farm for next year. Lewis Duke passes through and settles the Journal bill, claiming a dog prize, and James Swift goes to Dakota to visit his brother Martin and injures his shoulder briefly while filming movie stunts.
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Made-Up Threats Stir Debate Over Privacy and Safety
Citizens debate how much information is exposed online as authorities warn of risks to personal privacy. Advocates for security say data trails enable enforcement and protection against harm. Critics argue risks to civil liberties outweigh potential benefits.
Polie Dogs Selloff and Town Gossip in Crawfordsville
Noted in Crawfordsville news, Harve Wilson brags of a smart police pup aiding Jim in farming next year while the pair banter about a string of stories. The piece wanders through local sales, political tangents, and reflections on theater crowds and a hospital tour gone awry.
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Poultry and livestock prices from old market list
The list shows hens and pullets at 15 cents per pound for Leghorn and black varieties, ducks at 12 cents, young roosters at various prices, beef and horse hides, cream at 46 cents per pound, eggs at 33 cents a dozen, with a note that an extra cent per pound is paid for poultry delivered and a warning there is no market for sick or crippled poultry.
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Livestock Estimates from Chicago January 13
Estimates released in Chicago forecast tomorrow's totals for cattle at 200 head hogs at 4000 head and sheep at 4000 head reflecting market expectations for the period.
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