The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-12
Daily Market Report.
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le--Receipts 1000; steady for choice
trades, with common easier. Prime
steers. 6.25 n Z; 1900 to 400 pound
steers, 0. 6: 1850 to 1850 pound
steers so a G cow n .G5. culls
} a $50; stockers and feeders, $50
a $50: mich cows and sprlngers
B2O a $50.
Veal calves Receipts 1000; market
opened active and steady, closing
weak Top yeals, IT'S a 8; Gull
to fair $50 "a $50
sheep and lambs Receipts 3,4OO,
market active and firm Lambs, 5 so
m 75O yearlings a $50; vethers
75 a 6; ewes, AIS IN 25; MIXED
sheep, a 5.2j; cull sheep, 2. 80 @
4 so.
Hogs Receipts 10000; market act
i've at n 1Oc higher Workers, 80
a 7; pigs a 71O; mixed grades,
$50 "a 6 80; heavies, 6.65 a $50;
roughs, s. SO a $50; stays 4 a $50.
UNION STOCK YARDS
Union Stock Yards. Ills. Aug u --
Cattle--Receipts $1,000; estimated for
Tuesday 5000 market steady, 1Oc
lower Prime beeves So a 1876;
poor to medium 30 a So; stockers
and feeders, 2.7O a 5 cows and heif-
ers 2.7O "a $50; Gamers, 1.4O a
2 go: Texans. 375 a $40.
Hogs Receipts 10000; estimated for
Tuesday 17O0Oi, market sc higher.
Light, els m G.55; rough $50 a
8 So mixed 5.S5 a 5O heavy 5.s5
Ia 6.2j; pigs, $40 M $50
Sheep Receipts 10000: estimated
for Tuesday $1,000. market 1Oc a
15c lower; native sheep 3.75 a 5.s5;
western sheep, 3.75 q $50; native
lambs, 5.75 d 7.6O; western lambs
1918 a 7.75.
CLEVELAND.
Cleveland, Aug l2.-Hogs Receipts
Us cars shipments 400; higher York
lers, G.s5; mixed. 6.s5; heayies, 6.4O
La $50; best G9O; stays and roughs
4 "a 500
Calves-Reclpts 500 steady. Un-
Ichanged.
Cattle-Receipts cars, strong, un-
changed
CHICAGO GRAIN )
Chicago, Aug. -. -Wheat-2 rs
la 3-lr lower; September sold be-
tween s3 3-S and 81, opening at
81 and closing at 80 5-S; Decem-
Der between 50 3-S and 81 5-S;
opening at 81 SO and closing at
Ss -; No. ? red winter S5 "a
IS6.
| a.,
The big break came late on go-
ling out of wire men in the East :.
Wheat at its low point today was
off about Sac from the resting
spot of Saturday. 1t recovered a
good pair Of the loss after the
noon hour.
Com-l-4 "a 3-Sc lower: Sep
tenber sold between "a IL and 55
la; opening at 80 IA and closing
at 81 j-S; December between 81
- and - "a, opening az 50 3-4
and closing at 81 5-S. No. 8 yell
| low 81.
Weak and off late with othep
grain.
Com was quite active and ID
was strong mp u late hour, ON
good buying by shorts and inves-
tors II opened weak. but soon
turned strong on bad crop reports
from all sections of the corn belt.
The intense heat is damaging corn
IN many parts Of the western
states.
Oats-1-4 "a 3-sc lower; septem-
Der sold between 43 and "A So.
opening at A 5-S and closing AT
. 43 II; December between AZ and
~ "a; opening at AZ "a and
closing at 42 Is; No. 2 white nor
NAL.
Oats had but very little support
the big longs evidently being in
clined to allow tie market TO drag
to- lower level. Weather favor
able for threshing and this is ex-
pected to increase the marketinps
, Provisions closer I I-2 IA Zoe low
er. September products ranged
. Pork 1906 and l6 20: lard 3 90
Z" 9.lO; ribs S.G5 "a S.75.
Miscellaneous longs led in tba
selling while the larger packen,
bought on the decline.