Weather summary shows cold trend with light precipitation
The report notes a stationary high pressure over the Ohio Valley and Lennesses moving southeastward, bringing frigid air from Saskatchewan to Minnesota. Temperatures are well below zero in several locales, with light precipitation of .01 inch and snow in the Lake region. A Northeastern Low lingers over Northern New England, forecasting continued cold tonight and tomorrow with only modest warming Wednesday.
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Davenport
Atlanta
Ishio Valley
Lennesses
Kentucky
Gulf Goat
Texas
Alitbunna
Rocky Mountains
Missouri Valley
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Minnesot
North Dikote
North Pacific
Rocky Mountain Hil
Issouri
Midd Valley
Lake Region
New England
Wheat Salts Rise on Liverpool Buys and Flour Imports
Market reports show wheat prices firming after Liverpool buying and Dutch flour purchases in Kansas City. Corn climbed with wheat as cash sales and light Minneapolis and Duluth receipts buoyed futures, closing higher though markets remained unsettled with limited selling. Provisions gained on weak offerings as traders sought profits.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
Government of
Holland
Kansas Ciey
Bears
Minnneapolia
Duluth
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market summary
Grain and provisions data from Chicago shows May wheat at 122 1/2 and 122 1/4, July at 115 1/2, Dec at 118 1/2, with corn around 69 1/2 to 70 for May and Dec. Pork, lard, and ribs prices listed for May and January settlements, including May pork near 18.72 with variations through 18.80. Lard and ribs values range from 9.80 to 12.10 per unit, reflecting mixed near-term quotations.
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Yaas
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Decline Amid Mixed Wheat Rates
Chicago December 15 grain prices report shows Wheat No 2 red around 63 to 64 cents, No 2 hard near 63 cents, Corn No 2 yellow 63 to 64 cents, oats around 48 to 49 cents. Barley about 70 cents, Timothy 34 to 36 dollars, Clover 12 to 14.50 dollars, and Pork around 16 dollars. Caution advised due to OCR errors in figures and units.
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Clover
Kansas City Grain Market Report as of December 15
Kansas City grain market shows wheat steady with No. 2 hard at about 1.11 to 1.12, No. 3 hard near 1.11 to 1.12, and No. 2 red around 1.11 to 1.12. Corn largely unchanged with mixed lots around 62 to 64 per bushel, oats steady to slightly lower, rye near 1.03, and hay unchanged amid the December market note.
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Associated Press
Mon
Liverpool and Omaha Grain Market Quotes
Readings from Liverpool show firm spot wheat with Manitoba grades and firm futures. American corn and oats listed with bid prices. Omaha market reports No 2 hard wheat around 1.09 to 1.11 dollars, various corn and oats quotes with multiple grades and bid ranges.
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Lilverpool
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Omaha
Associated Press
Neb
Bom
Inc
Peoria Grain Market Report December prices
Peoria Illinois market notes show corn prices lower with No 3 yellow at 62 to 62 1 2 cents and No 2 yellow around 42 to 43 cents. Oats ease with No 2 white at 48 to 48 1 4 cents and standard and No 3 white around 47 1 2 to 47 3 4 cents.
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Associated Press
New York Produce Market Butter and Cheese Notes
News from New York Produce Market shows butter receipts at 1,690 boxes and 8,777 boxes for other dairy products with prices cited. Creamery extras and quality grades vary, with steady cheese and mixed grain notes reflecting market activity in Pennsylvania and nearby regions.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Receipts
Chicago market reports show butter receipts at 2 846 cases with 22 36c for ordinary firsts and 30 32c for firsts. Potatoes receipts listed at 20 ears. Poultry conditions include alive, lower springs and fowls at 10 ile, turkeys at 16c.
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Associated Prosg
Springs
New York Sugar Market Report Closes Quiet
New York Tac 16 Raw Sugar steady as markets hold. Molasses priced at 3 24 per unit with centrifugal at 50 89. Refined market quiet with little change seen in trading activity.
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New York
Associated Press
St Louis and Kansas City Produce Markets Summary
St Louis market reports poultry unchanged except springs at 11 12c and turkeys at 15 16c with butter unchanged. London silver priced 20d per ounce. money rate 1 percent. short and three month discount rates 2 percent. Kansas City market notes butter, eggs, and poultry unchanged.
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Associated Press
Springs
London
Kansas City
First Open Session Fails to Hold Early Market Rise
New York Dec. 15 The first open session of trading in all listed stock began with a broad rise led by Union Pacific Southern Pacific Canadian Pacific Baltimore and Ohio and U S Steel. Within minutes gains faded as offerings outpaced demand and many issues fell 1 to 4 points below yesterday's close.
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Press
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Stock Exchange
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Ohio
Market hogs steady as demand holds in Chicago trade
Demand for pork steadies the hog market across Chicago, Kansas City and St Louis after brisk buying while receipts stay ample. Hog prices range about 6.00 to 7.15 in Chicago and nearby markets, with cattle and sheep showing mixed to steady moves and notable receipts in all centers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha Neb December 15 receipts show cattle and sheep activity. Cattle receipts 6400 head with native steers 7.00 to 10.50 dollars and cows 6.50 to 7.60, western steers 6.00 to 8.25, calves 7.25 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 8500 head with yearlings 6.75 to 7.60, wethers 6.40 to 6.50, lambs 7.75 to 8.50.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis
South Omaha
Neb
Dee
Weary
Les
New York Poultry Market Prices and Grain Rates
New York market report shows dressed poultry and live poultry prices with Western chickens at 41?c to 19c, turkeys around 12 to 26c, and fowls varied. Wholesale and retail feed and grain rates include Timothy hay about 14 per ton, oats around 65 to 90 cents, cracked corn per cwt, common shorts 1.50, rye 1.00, and hay per bale about 75 cents.
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Associated Press
Weber
Timothy Kay
Public stock sale near Muscatine and Wilton on Dec 18 1914
Auction notice for a farm stock sale seven miles north of Muscatine and six miles southwest of Wilton on Friday December 18 1914 starting at 10 a m. Includes 1 black filly, 2 year old. 1 black gelding 2. 1 bay mare 14. 1 five year old gelding. 32 cattle, 18 cows, 12 calves, several bred cows and heifers. 41 hogs including Poland China and Durock Jersey breeds. 3 dozen Plymouth Rock pullets. 1,000 Burr Oak posts. 75 cords of wood. double treatment hogs. lunch. quarantine restrictions noted. auctioneers John Osmer and S L Johnson.
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