Wheat and corn futures drift on cautious demand
Chicago August grain market shows mixed results with corn and wheat fluctuating as bulls avoid selling short and demand in export sales steadies. Oats hold firm while provisions stay unsettled amid higher lard. Liverpool and North American pricing lines indicate modest gains and steady shipments and receipts for the day.
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Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices Across Cities on Aug 24
Market roundup shows varied grain pricing in St Louis Chicago Kansas City Omaha and New York with Wheat ranges from No 2 red at 1.54 to 1.60 and No 4 red at 1.28 to 1.45, alongside yellow and white corn, oats, and barley quotes and regional aug 24 reports from several exchanges including Minneapolis and Peoria.
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Chicago and New York Market Roundup of Dairy Goods
Chicago and New York report mixed dairy prices and receipts. Creamery extras rise in New York with higher scoring, while Chicago shows varied firsts and seconds across butter cheese and milk products. Raw sugar and coffee markets show steady to fair demand.
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Profit taking as check on market gains in New York
The New York market edged lower late in the session as profit taking damped earlier advances. United States Steel again led the day’s moves, cresting to a new high before finishing down, with rails, copper, and other issues slipping under late selling pressure amid mixed bond activity.
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Wheat and corn market notes from Chicago letter
Chicago August market letter reports wheat firm on big sales and crop outlooks in Canada with bullish mood. Corn opens softer as cooler weather and rains appear. weather damage may show in husking returns. Oats show moderate activity with terminal stock accumulation dampening bullishness but prices not inflated and dips seen as buying opportunities.
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Livestock Markets Across Major Cities Report Mixed Prices
Livestock markets in St Louis Chicago Omaha and Kansas City show varied receipts and bids. Hogs receipts range from 9 900 in St Louis to 27 000 in Chicago with prices from 7 50 to 19 66. Cattle receipts rise to 21 000 in Chicago and 13 000 in Kansas City with prices mostly steady to lower. Sheep receipts around 22 000 in Chicago and 2 900 in Omaha with lambs and yearlings trading in the 6 75 to 10 85 range.
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Hay and Straw Market Report From August 24
Hay and straw prices steady with strong demand and scarce supply. In Illinois market timothy and clover mixed notes, with clover and alfalfa priced around 11 to 13 dollars per ton, straw and wheat figures also listed.
Poultry prices and dairy quotes from St. Louis market
The St. Louis market report lists poultry prices with chick ens at 19 14c, springs 1843c, turkeys 16q, ducks 114?18c, geese 5e, butter creamery 81a, eggs 23e. Reflects a standard commodities snapshot and ends with a human remark about self-perception and worry.
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Wheat and Flour Prices Advancing in Local Market
Wheat and flour quotations rose on Wednesday with No 2 wheat at 1.40 per bushel up five cents. High patent flour at 8 per barrel, straight patent 7.80, hard wheat flour 8. Prices for corn, hay, and other grains varied as receipts totaled 23 loads of farm products sold.
Local Market Prices for Grains and Feeds and Livestock
Local market columns list prices for No. 2 wheat at $1.40, corn $1.86, and various hays and seeds. Milling products from Knollenberg Milling include high patent flour at $8.00 and hard wheat flour $5.00 per cwt. Hog quotations cover car lot and wagon load ranges from $7.90 to $10.15, with additional figures for smaller weights, plus local butcher quotes. Also listed are prices for poultry, eggs, butter, dressed poultry, hides, and live animal weights across several categories.
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Rublee Keeps Trade Commission Post Under Recess Appointment
Washington Aug 24 Senator Gallinger questioned if George Rublee served as a federal trade commissioner without pay. Chairman Hurley said Rublee remains under a presidential recess appointment through the current session, valid until the next session ends. Rublee had offered to resign on Aug 1 but was urged by President Wilson to stay on. Rublee has served since March 1915 without compensation and aided the commission’s formation and work. The nomination was rejected by the Senate last May after Gallinger’s objection.
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Nitobe on PhilippinesPolicy and Japanese Prospects
Japanese scholar Nitobe remarks in Tokyo that Filipinos resist Japanese rule due to long European influence and English unity, noting American governance in the Philippines provides political liberty and rising living standards, making a transfer to Japan unlikely and unnecessary. He cites US expenditure and investment, teachers being replaced by natives, and patriotic schooling as evidence of favorable conditions under American rule. He argues Japan should pursue commerce southward rather than territorial aggrandizement.
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Day in Congress Senate Actions and Schedule
The Senate met at noon and passed the army bill. Debate on the revenue bill resumed. Nominations were considered in executive session. Recess called until Thursday. The House was not in session and will meet Friday.
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Beveridge to Speak in Chicago October 5
Former U S Senator Albert J Beveridge will be the principal speaker at a Hughes Fairbanks meeting in Chicago on Thursday evening October 5 under the auspices of the Republican state committee of Illinois Chairman Fred E Sterling announced.
Foley's Honey and Tar Provides Hay Fever Relief
Hay fever and asthma sufferers find Foley's Honey and Tar beneficial for coughs and colds. The remedy soothes throat irritation, relieves hoarseness and wheezing, aids breathing, and promotes rest without opiates. Miller and Arthur Drug Co.
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