Drought fuels sharp gains in corn futures at Chicago market
Prolonged heat and drought lift corn prices with September around 1.96 and December near 1.66 in Chicago trading. Oats show a slight rise while provisions vary. traders note potential rainfall needed to prevent crop damage, with new demand expectations from Germany for rye and barley supporting oats. Market data include open high low quotes, car and receipts figures, and weekly shipment totals.
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Chicago
Germany
Long Commission Co
Goa
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Chicago and St Louis Wheat and Corn Prices July 27 Report
Chicago and St Louis market notes show scattered price moves for wheat corn and oats. No. 1 red and No. 2 red wheat around 2.20 to 2.40 per bushel with mixed results across hard and white types. Corn mostly near 1.95 to 2.00 for No 2 yellow and No 2 mixed, oats around 0.78 to 0.82. Peoria and Kansas City receipts and cash prices add further variation. Local reports note steady to higher grain values with regional differences.
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Chicago
Loules
ST. Louis
Peoria
Oates
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Local hog market slips again amid light Saturday offerings
Hog prices fell about ten cents to around 21.90 on Saturday marking a second drop in two days. Only market sale was a load of old oats at 72 cents and timothy hay at 25 dollars. Oats sold solidly but hay was withdrawn by its owner as purchases closed in Quincy.
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Quincy
Local Markets Hay and Grain Prices From Knollenberg Milling
Prices paid for hay grain and animal products by Knollenberg Milling Co. list new wheat at 2.11 to 2.38 and various hay types from 17 to 38 dollars per ton. Also includes hogs, calves, milk feeds, hides, wool, dairy products, and fresh produce with numerous per unit prices and seasonal notes. In addition to animal products, volumes cover seed, meal, molasses, and miscellaneous farm goods with numerous regional figures.
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Knollenberg Milling Company
Daly Vy Anck
Co. F. Bishop Co
Amco
Swift
Blatchford
H. P
Holles and Rogers
T&Éc
Butter, Eggs and Potatoes Market Report for New York and Chicago
New York and Chicago market notes dated July 27 report lower butter creamery receipts and steady eggs in New York with mixed verb tusks. Potatoes firm with Irish cobblers Virginia Maryland barrels and various regional prices. Spot coffee on New York market shows steady Boston Rio variations and Santos futures around 28 to 28.5 cents.
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New York
Brollera
Chicago
Lower Springs
Maryland
Calif
Stocks Rise in Mixed Week End Session in New York
Moderate activity and general strength marked the weekend stock market session in New York. Motors oils and food shares led gains of 2 to 4 points. rails lagged with low priced stock trading. United States Steel drew demand and helped erase early losses. total sales reached 635000 shares. The week’s bond activity was uneven with Liberty issues steady on light volume.
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New York
United States Steel
Liberty Bonds Final Prices Reported in New York
Liberty bonds final prices listed from New York on July 27 include 3 1/2 percent at 99.50, 4s near 94, 4 1/2s around 95, Victory bonds at 99.90, and related government bond coupons and registrations across various series and maturities. The data covers U U U government issues and associated land bond references with multiple coupon figures and par values.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Livestock Market Report from Chicago and Midwest
Hogs receipts 6000 in Chicago steady to 10 lower than yesterday with top 23.25 and bulk around 21.25. cattle receipts 1000 with mixed changes. sheep receipts 7000 with natives weaker. Kansas City hogs receipts 300 higher with top 23.00 and cattle strength for top grades. St Louis and Peoria reports show varied hog and cattle prices, light to heavy classes quoted with top hogs around mid-23s and calves steady to lower.
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Chicago
Kansan City
Kansas City
St. Louis
East ST
Peoria
New York Stocks Buy and Hold for Profit Outlook
Saturday's short session showed an irregular close with profit taking. Investors should monitor reconstruction stocks and buy on declines, focusing on U S Steel, Lackawanna Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, American Car and Foundry, and packing properties like Swifts Armours Wilsons Morris Cudahy. Also consider grip on bonds and rail names like Great Northern, The Pacifics, Atchison, St Paul, Rock Island, Southern railway as safer bets. Curb market offers bargains in Caledonia Hecla Cresson Gold and oil plays Cosden Federal Boston-Wyoming.
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Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Lackawanna Steel
Baldwin Locomotive
American Car and Foundry
Swifts Armours
Wilsons
Morris
Cudahy
Great Northern
Pacifics
Atchison, St. Paul
Rock Island and Southern Railway
Liberty
York
Caledonia
Hecla
Cresson
Cosden
Federal
Rye and Barley Price Notes From July Market
July market notices show rye and barley trading with values around 1.50 to 11.50 per unit and a reported total of 338 in one list. The fragmentary record cites item numbers and prices without full context.
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Rye
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Daily Market Letter Fainhead by Long Commission Co
Corn final prices slipped for July with small gains in December and September trade light as week end holiday ends. Weather rain in northwest and heat in the corn belt kept markets cautious with showers forecast next day and later normal temps. Oats unsettled with December futures firming while threshing returns improve. provisions dull with some selling then mid-day rebound. Stocks closed higher led by U S Steel as strong credit position and planned foreign business expansion suggested. outlook favors buying good stocks on bear drives.
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U. S. Steel
Horses and Mules Trade At East St Louis Market
East St Louis reports strong demand for finished southern horses with high time prices. Drafts fetch 150 to 800 dollars, eastern chunks 140 to 200, southern horses 126 to 160, fair southern riders 80 to 100, giant southern horses 25 to 65, plugs 25 to 50. Mules show slower activity with 16 to 17 hands at 200 to 250, 15 to 15.5 hands 100 to 200, 14 to 14.5 hands 90 to 150, 13 to 13.5 hands 50 to 140.
Seed Market and Cotton Futures Update Toledo New York
Seed market reports Clover seed prime cash 28.25 Oct 30.50 Dec 28.50 Alsie prime cash 24.50 Oct 24.75 Dec 24.75 Timothy prices shown cash old 6.30 new 5.30 Sept 5.80 Oct 5.65 Dec 5.70 March 5.90 Cotton futures opened barely steady in New York with Oct 34.22c Dec 25.10c Jan 35c March 34.95c May 34.90c.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Alsie
Timothy
New York
Italy Needs Money Declares Need for 18 Billion Lire Loan
Premier Nitti told the senate Italy must raise a foreign loan of 18 billion lire to buy raw materials. He said US credits were not hostile, noting wartime loans at 3 percent versus 54.4 percent in Italy. He argued Italy won the war and its prestige outweighs material wealth.
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Associated Press
Rome
Nitti
Senate
Italy
United States
Dr G W Chapman praises health methods and critiques Crane
A letter extols Dr Frank Crane but criticizes the Battle Creek Sanitarium. Chapman argues a cheaper diet and his own natural remedies offer superior health for the poor, citing biblical health laws and African diet as more effective. He acknowledges scientific care at the Sanitarium but says it is financially driven and misaligned with true welfare.
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Battle Creek Sanitarium
Doctor Crane
Dr. Crane
Northwestern University
Maesty
Alps
Apennines
Pollock
Lord Byron
Crane
Battle Creek
Dr. Kellogg
Alapath Poison Drug Medical Trust
Seventh Day Advent Church
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