Missouri and Illinois farms for sale now total 100
Real estate touts 100 farms across Missouri and Illinois with asking prices from 45 to 500 per acre. Ads detail properties near Palmyra and Quincy, with 480 and 556 acre tracts, improvements including houses, barns, wells, and fences. Prospective buyers urged to act fast for crop income and rapid resale profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Missouri
Palmyra
36Th and
State
Jonathan
Grimes Goldenden
Ben Davis
Charles Ellebrecht
Quincy
36Th Street
Old Columbus Road
Market News: Corn Dives as Prices Face Downward Pressure
Chicago August 3 heavy selling driven by high prices and food cost worries. Corn futures fall with Sept at about 2.55 to 1.854 and Dec near 1.55, oats down, provisions mixed. Traders focus on moves to cut food costs, few buy signals amid widespread price pressure. Northwest and regional car and ship data show weekly grain receipts and shipments patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Long Commission Co
Northwest Cor
Minneapols
Duluth
Winniper
Grain Markets Across Several U S Cities Aug 2 Prices
Chicago cash barley at 1.24 1.44 and wheat prices across No 1 red to No 4 red range 2.11 to 2.27 while corn mixed and oats varied. St Louis Peoria Kansas City Minneapolis and New York reports show unchanged to lower cash wheat and mixed corn. Toledo seed prices listed for clover, alsike, and timothy with future contracts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
N. S
N.S
Louis
St. Louis
Coria
Peoria
Ill
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York
Rye and Barley Prices in Chicago Report
Rye No 281.68 a Key 1.34 1.44 Timothy 9.00 11.60 Clover nominal.
Timothy and clover hay markets ease on light demand
In St Louis Aug market receipts are liberal and demand is very light. Timothy No 1 prices range 28 to 29 and No 2 around 25 to 27 while No 3 around 21 to 23. Clover hay and alfalfa show varied prices from 24 to 34 with prairie and straw listings. Domestic help ads note help wanted via The Whig Want.
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Louis
Aug
Timothy
Market Report Signals Shifts in Corn and Hog Prices
Saturday's market shows corn around 2 dollars per bushel after a four notch rise and hogs dropping to about 21.30, returning to midweek levels. Prices for mining product quotes rise. multiple feed and grain items jump. Thirteen loads appeared, all sold, with six loads at 2 dollars corn, timothy hay at 21 and 24, oats 73 cents, and baled straw at 9 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Melrose Chapel
Shipstaff
Local Markets and Quotations From Local Milling and Farm Prices
Prices paid by Kuellenberg Milling Co for new wheat and hay. oat, corn, and straw quotes. beef, hog, and poultry values from local butchers and markets. Milling products with bran and meal prices. hides, tallow, and wool quotations. fruit and vegetable entries. Linseed oil and cottonseed oil quotes. regional price ranges and per unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAOM
Kuellenberg Milling Company
Oy Anck Brothers
Waxun Loac
Ste
Cgee Ieee
C. Gee
C. Fk. Bishop Co
Aldo Summers Drug Co
Yvohn Musolino
California
Corn-Liquidation Presses Markets and Weekly Bids
Corn liquidation dominated the market with profit taking against weekly bids and contracts. Cash corn fell sharply despite night receipts while Peoria quoted 10 to 12 cents below yesterday. Oats remained weak as cash oats were hard to sell. Provisions faced price pressure from accumulation and weak demand with no NYSE session Saturday. Crop conditions and weekly forecast showed favorable prospects.
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Peoria
New York Stock Exchange
Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Markets August 2
Peoria and Kansas City receipts show hogs mostly steady to lower with top around 22.65, cattle steady to lower across regions including Chicago and St Louis markets. Week summaries note light shifts in sheep and calf demand, with feeders and stockers showing mixed moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Kanaan City
Kansas City
Chicago
Aug
St. Louis
East
Markets News Summary From New York and Chicago
New York markets note butter firm with 6,643 receipts and higher creamery extras, eggs irregular with 17,280 receipts and various price levels, cheese steady with state milks and flats priced, poultry steady. Chicago reports unsettled butter, eggs at 11,670 cases, poultry alive and lower, potatoes firm with diverse regional prices. Also spot coffee in New York eases with Rio and Santos quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Aus
Kans
Trish Cobblers
Ky Y
de Va
Rio
Santos
Horses and Mules Market Report and Cotton Opening
Market notes show demand for top southern mares remains strong with little price change from last week. good to choice drafts bring 150 to 300 dollars, and mules prices vary by size with declines noted. Cotton futures opened steady in New York with October at 3865.36 cents and nearby months around 35.20 cents. The report also mentions a French inventor’s tire design featuring elastic strips to seal punctures.
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ST. Louis
New York
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Ence
H. M. Harrison Wella
Klein's Loan Bank 134 N. Ltd
Rosen and Subeck
Hampshire St
A. J. Liebmann
Quincy Savings & Loan Office
T.C Poling & CO
TC. Poling
Samuel Woods
T Cc Poling, Jr
Blackstone Ridg
Sixth
Vermont
Henry J. Thiemann
Hampshire
Hagenbaumer
Gerage
Maine Cafe
Maine
Mags
Ebm. Curtis
Vermont St
C. M. Konantz Lepper
Hampshire St. Quincy, I
H. J. Marshall
Mer
Harry Pocras
Hamp
Quincy, Il
Olympia Candy CO
Quincy Cycle Supply Co
Ralph Wavering
S. W. Cor
Quincy, Ill
R. N. Kiamy
Fir
Richardson's Rapid Service Garage
Gorl
Hamyvshire ST
Iowa
Cc. EB
Delaplain
Stern Bldg
Toledo
Clover Seed
Alsike
Grain Commission Merchants
Chicago Board of Trade
Swift
Blatchford
Bollea and
Rogers
Olle
James E. Bennett
Hampshire Street
Quincy Railway Co
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