Market Reports Show Wheat Down as Cool Weather Slows Rust
Wheat trends negative amid cooler northwest weather expected to curb black rust. prices close lower. Corn and oats dip, provisions down. storage and shipments viewed as a factor in market directions with rain easing drought areas. Northwest, Nebraska, Kansas shipments likely to rise while ocean freight rates add bearish pressure.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Chicago
Yiverpool
Grain Markets Across U.S. Quotes July Wheat and Corn Prices
The report lists grain bids from Chicago and multiple hubs including Kansas City and Minneapolis. Wheat and corn prices appear by grade and class with numbers for No. 2 hard and yellow varieties, No. 3 red and white, and mixed lots. Names of cities and markets anchor the scattered quotes, reflecting a volatile mid July trading scene.
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Chicago
Citicago
Gerson
Kansas
Chir
Ian Sarchty
Gorr
Liverpool
Market quotations from Midwest cattle and hogs
Chicago and St Louis market reports show hog receipts around 6 000 to 13 000 with prices mostly lower by about 10 cents. Cattle receipts near 1 600 to 2 000 with mixed to steady values for native beef steers and cows. Sheep receipts around 1 500 to 9 000 with softer or steady prices for wethers and ewes.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Ieeepisa
Ragans City
Kansas City
Strang
Car Lot
Home Butcher Company
Maine Street
Produce Markets Show Mixed U.S. Prices Across Regions
New York reports steady butter and varied cheese and sugar quotes with high and low ranges. Chicago lists steady to higher butter and potato prices with receipts over eleven thousand cases. Kansas City notes poultry and egg prices, with hens and roosters both quoted, while Panama and New York money markets reflect standard rates and coupon data.
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New York
Wisconsin
Chicago
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Hkanman City
Kansas City
East St. Los Horses Market Report Brief
Market notes show heavy draft and light draft horses with prices and holdings. Listings include Mules and horses with price ranges and measurement terms, alongside miscellaneous figures and quantities.
Market swings end with rebound after sharp intraday losses
New York stocks suffered heavy forenoon declines led by war issues and metals, with U S Steel among early rotators, then regained most losses in afternoon trading. Commodity quotes for grains and meats followed, with livestock prices steady to higher and futures volumes around 670000 shares.
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United States Industrial Alcohol
Mexican Petroleum
Lonasea
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Baldwin
New York Air Brake
Inspiration
Tennessee
U. S. Steel
Canadian Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Norfolk and Western
Reading
Atchison
Eecaee
N. Y
N.Y
Nor, Pac
Penn
Wee Ote LT
ATM Peoples Gas
Pac. Oo
MTS UT
Studebaker
Union Puc
Steel
SA Bah West
Union
Willys-Over
Wheat and corn markets show mixed activity in Chicago daily letter
Long Commission Co reports rust and drought rumors pressuring wheat while cash buyers seek sales. Export demand steadies old crop futures as July gains and September advances offset late Friday declines. Corn remains erratic with fair discounts and exporters less active, while oats see steadying heavy sales and traders expect firmer prices on dips.
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Chicago
Omaha
Seaboard
Lnter
Speed of Industry Maintains Pace Amid Heat
Bradstreet's reports July business remains steady despite heat and vacations. Industry workers endure slower output while optimistic forecasts anticipate continued brisk activity into an uncertain period, with speculative buying waning and materials fears easing. Weekly bank clearings total 4,963,513,000.
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New York
Rand
Hay and Straw Prices at St Touts July 18
Ontario market notes show mixed hay and straw values with No 2 and No 1 grades cited. Prices range from around 9 to 1250 for various lots, including clover mixed, timothy, alfalfa, and oat straw, with general firmness reported on straw and occasional high bids for heavy mixed hay.
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Touts
Friday Market Receipts Report in Local Market
Warm day boosts Friday receipts with eight loads of corn and hay sold by noon at steady prices. Hog prices drop 10 cents, four loads of corn bring 75 cents per bushel, four loads of baled hay mix at 11.50 and 10.00 per ton. Threshing begins in country but no new grain appears yet.
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Knollenberg Adibling Company
Struignut
Rain Needed for Corn and Meadows in Missouri
Farmers across numerous towns report widespread drought harming crops. Wheat fails or is poor. corn suffers from lack of rain though some late-planted fields look fair. Oats show mixed results. hay and clover crops are stressed but timothy and clover yields vary by location.
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H. C. Yiem
William Steiner
Grant Bobbitt
Harry Williams
LaBelle
R. H. Barton
Lewistown
Pike County
Rockport
M. D. King
M. D. King Milling Company
Pittsfield
la Prairie
William Gronewold
la Grange
H. W. Hackamack
I. E. Martin
Ed Wolfmese
Bernard
Morey Bozarth
Adams
Timothy
Liberty
Payson, Il
New Canton
Joseph Brown
John Brown
Hackman
Mt. Sterling
Philadelphia
Texas Wonder Cure Claims Wide Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Texas Wonder cure for diabetes back pain rheumatism bladder irregularities and more for men women and children. It promises mail order availability on receipt of payment and offers testimonials from customers to verify its effectiveness. The misspelled copy cites vendors and addresses and urges sending for information.
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