Wheat Rush Seen as Chicago Traders Eye Stronger Market
Chicago July 25 Wheat rush seen with movement into Chicago this week as prices dip and export demand climbs. Southwest sellers post farm prices near 10 dollars, while northwest demand and foreign markets push premiums. Corn and oats trend lower on new crop pressure, with provisions and futures showing narrow ranges and buying interest in old crop corn and winter wheat exports.
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Live Stock Markets in Chicago Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Chicago July 25 live stock market reports a larger cattle run of 66 000 aided by 6000 rangers with prices down for medium to good steers and choice cattle while cheap grassy steers sold 5 1/4 to 8 00 and fat heavies 8 00 to 8 55. Hog market 10 to 15 higher with light weights scarce and best heavies 8 75. sheep and lambs up as demand for feeding materials grows with good to choice sheep 4 00 to 4 50 and lambs 5 50 to 6 75 reaching higher ranges.
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South Omaha cattle and hog markets show strongest week of year
Receipts reach 25 008 cattle and 40 140 hogs as dry range weather pushes early selling. Cornfed steers fetch 5.00 to 7.75, cows 2.50 to 5.75, hogs averaging higher with lights at 8.85, veal calves 3.50 to 7.00, and sheep and lamb prices up 10 25 cents with feeder stock scarce and lambs up to 5.85.
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Grocery Price List With Fruits, Vegetables and Staples
A dense catalog of produce and staple prices including Cuban bananas, Cuban pineapples, onions Bermuda crates, tomatoes per crate, cantaloupes, peaches from Texas, apricots, celery from Michigan, limes from Dominican Republic, squashes, cranberries and more. Various crates, boxes and per-unit prices are listed across fruit, vegetable and flour categories.
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International Harvester Powers Bigger Farms and Free Farmer Time
The International Harvester Company showcases machines that multiply tillable land, ease farm drudgery, and enable a wholesale home industry. Hay harvesters and manure spreaders boost efficiency, crop quality, and fertilizer use, turning smallholders into businessmen farmers.
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