Grain Market Report from Chicago Opens Mixed Prices Rise
Selling pressure in corn Thursday met resistance and average prices rose slightly. September corn traded around 1.84 to 1.86, December 1.45 to 1.46, oats up modestly, and provisions 25 to 50 cents higher. Crop reports from Iowa and Illinois were favorable but did not heavily depress corn, oats followed corn’s fluctuations, and short covering boosted provisions.
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Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Long Commission Co
SUN
Wwe
Northwest Car Lets
Minn
Duluth
Winn
Grain Markets Across Cities Signal Mixed Corn Prices
In Chicago and other hubs on Aug 22, cash grain prices show mixed trends. No. 2 yellow corn ranges from $1.99 to $2.90, while No. 2 hard wheat in Kansas City sits around $3.20 with various No. 2 and No. 1 grades quoted. oats and rye show narrower moves in St Louis, Peoria, Minneapolis, and New York futures as market activity lingers.
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Chicago
Aus
Kaasie City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Peoria
Minnecapolis
Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Liberty Ronda
Liberty
Victory
Local Markets: Hay and Grain Prices From Knellemberg
Prices paid for hay and grain by Knellemberg Milling include New Wheat No 1 tested 60 lbs or better at 2.11, yellow corn 1.95, white corn 1.95, oats 0.75, baled straw 0.30, baled timothy 0.30, prairie hay 0.12, clover mixed hay 0.26, loose straw 7.50, and more. Quotations from local buyers corrected daily cover hogs, cattle, sheep, poultry, dairy feeds, hides, wool, and fruit prices with numerous per unit figures and weights.
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Knellemberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
GC F. Bishop Co
uceste—Inc
Swift
Blatchford
H. P
Hy Bolles
Rogers
Tssc
aiSc
Istic
Aldo Summers
Job Musolino and Co
California
Markets Update From New York and Chicago
New York Aug 22 butter steady creamery and extras quoted with varied percentages. eggs receipts 15 293 cases with multiple grade ranges. cheese steady with state whole milk flats and twins. poultry live firm, dressed fowls and roosters listed. Sugar in New York steady raw and centrifugal prices noted. Chicago Aug 22 butter steady eggs lower with 13 432 cases. poultry unchanged. potatoes weaker with Minnesota and Ohio arrivals. New York coffee spot market quiet with Rio and Santos quotes.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Roosters
Chicago
Minnesota
Ohios
New Jersey
California
Aus
Rio
Santos
Hog Market Rises Forty Cents Amid Recovery
The local hog market advanced forty cents on Thursday signaling a rebound after last week's drop. Hay sold strong with three loads of good quality hay at $32 per ton and turpentine rose to $1.75 per gallon. Timothy hay brought $33, mixed hay $25, baled straw $8, and oats sold at 76 cents per bushel. Farmers visiting town for the circus in Quincy brought in produce, saving trips by combining errands.
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Quincy
Timothy hay prices steady strong demand for top grades
In Saint Louis on August 22 timothy hay markets showed firm demand for better grades with No 1 timothy quoted at 31 33. Medium grades remained quiet but steady while low grades were dull. Several hay types and prices were listed, including clover hay and prairie hay along with straw and alfalfa figures. In New York cotton futures opened steady with various month quotes. In Washington Senator Fletcher Hurt was hit by a streetcar on August 22 sustaining a scalp wound and bruising.
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St, Louis
Timothy Hay Market
Fletcher
Washington
Senator Vetcher
Florida
Market quotes for Clover and Timothy seed prices
Toledo reports several seed price quotes with contracts and futures. Clover seed prime cash prices range from 25.15 to 30.50 across months. Timothy seed prime cash shows old 35.87 percent and new 5.37 percent, with monthly values around 5.72 to 5.97 percent.
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Toledo
Timothy
Horses and Mules East St Louis Market Report
Eastern markets show active demand with top southern drafts selling around 150 to 300 dollars, eastern chunks 140 to 200, and fair southern horses 89 to 100. Mules remain main sellers with prices up and stronger, 16 to 17 hands about 200, 16 to 18% hands 110 to 215, and smaller sizes 60 to 140 dollars.
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East
Louis
Stock market rallies after late hour buying in New York
Stocks held a mixed session with early declines of 2 to 7 points reversing in late trading as short-covering spurred a broad rebound. United Cigar Stores led gains with a 15 point rise amid 1.55 million shares sold while bonds softened and Liberty bonds edged to weaker levels.
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United Cigars
Liberty Group
Long Commission Co
Armour Pfd
Atchison
Anaconda
Tobacco
A. T
Loco
B. and Co
Cru
Pac
Crl& P
Cudahy
A Co. Edison
iErie
Gen. Cigarz
Met
Goodrich
Mo. Pac
Lorillard
jPenn
Sears Roe
Stew
Swift
Sugar
Studebaker
Sinclair Oil
Texas Oil
It. S. S. Com
U. S S. Pf
United Cig
Westing
W. Over
I Witlson and Co
U. S
New York Money Market Notes Aug 22 Sterling Bills
New York Money rates show mercantile Pratt at 5 percent. Sterling 60 day bills at 21 percent. Government and railroad issues steady. Time loans firm across 60 days 90 days and 6 months with bids. Call money steady, high 6 low 5, closing bid.
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New York Money
New York
Mercantile Pratt
Sterling
Government
Chicago livestock markets steady with mixed gains
Hogs receipts near 13 000 with top around 21.45 in Chicago. cattle receipts about 9 500 with beef steers reaching 16.50 to 18.75 and cows down to 6.25. East St Louis reports hogs near 5 060 with top 21.40 and cattle steady. Kansas City sees hogs around 20 to 21 and cattle steady to weak. Prairie state markets extend to Kansas City and Portia with similar trends.
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Chicago
East St. Louis
Ave
Bureau of Markets
Kanaan City
Kansas City
U. S
Surplus Army Blankets Sale Halted by Washington Orders
In Chicago four days into a sale of surplus army blankets the operation was abruptly stopped by orders from Washington. Local officers say the War Department feared the stock could be sold improperly.
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Chicago
Washington
Daily Market Letter on Corn Oats Provisions and Stocks
Local market notes report corn trading moderate with bullish sentiment from press and news wires despite objections to foreign exchange impact. Central Kansas weather damage cited while other regions show satisfactory prospects. Oats similar to corn. cash demand steady. Provisions rise with hogs and improving exchange rates, packs shifting from September to deferred deliveries. Rail earnings under government policy disappoint, steel shares lead gains while union action remains limited. Market ends near flat with mixed sentiment across sectors.
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Kansas
United States Steel
New York Stocks Outlook Amid Foreign Exchange Pressures
The foreign financial climate weighs on stocks with exchange near historic lows. France seeks a loan to stabilize exchange, boosting future confidence and outside buying. Watch Standard Oil, U S Steel, Willys Overland, GM, American Car and Foundry, Baldwin Locomotives. Liberty bonds steady with growing strength. buy at current prices and hold to maturity. Packing stock favored for a potential sharp advance as profiteering pressure eases.
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France
Ralio
U. S. Steel
Willys-Overland
General Motors
American Car and Foundry
Baldwin
Stocks Rally Promising Dividends Across Sectors
Earnings appear solid with continued dividend potential as oil and mining shares stay firm. Bay Caledonia and Hecla report strong mine results and forecast sustained dividends, while Broad Street curb softens with the market and a few stocks struggle to regain momentum.
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Broad Street
Perfection Tire
Bay Caledonia
Hecla
Adams area notes on residents and visits
Mrs James Gardner of Quincy returned home Tuesday after a week with her sister Mrs James El Mott Jr Walter Chatten of Quincy made a business call in Adams Friday Mark Tandy son of E E Tandy returned home with honorable discharge Otis Wells owns a new car Mrs Ella Pullman of Quincy visiting in home of William Page Mr and Mrs Jesse Diker and children of Plainville guests of Mr and Mrs C R Elliott Sunday Several from Adams attended Lee Hortons sale in Burton Tuesday John Winger and family preparing to move to Quincy Mr and Mrs William Elliott were
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James Gardner
Quincy
James el Mott Jr
Walter Chatten
Adams
Mark Tandy
E. E. Tandy
Otis Wells
Ella Pullman
William Page
Jesse Diker
Plainville
C. R. Elliott
Lee Horton
Burton
John Winger
William Elliott
Brock guests visit near Adams on Sunday
Late showers have aided corn crops. William Taylor visited Quincy on Wednesday. Boyer and daughter Eleanore are visiting relatives in Missouri. Mrs Barbara Kauffman has a car bump on her neck.
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John S Brocksteck
Adams
Barbara Kauffman
William Taylor
Quincy
Fe Boyer
Eleanore
Missouri
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