Corn and grain market sees declines in Chicago Friday
Chicago markets report mixed activity with July deliveries softening while distant months show modest gains. Prices span futures and cash, with oats and pork products unsettled amid favorable crop news and slow cash demand. Northern and midwestern exchanges note varied receipts and regional quotes for corn, wheat, and oats along with local hay and beef prices.
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Hogs rise on market as prices gain a quarter Saturday report
A quarter more hogs pushed the market price up to 21.00 from 20.75 Friday. On the market lot Friday oats sold at 72 cents a load, corn at 1.86 and loose hay at 32. Two farmers in Quincy brought two loads of baled hay, but these were not sold on the market lot.
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Livestock Market Reports From Chicago and St Louis
Chicago and St Louis market data show hogs firm to higher with top prices around 21.40, bulk 20.60 to 21.40, large receipts of hogs and cattle and mixed shifts across weights. Cattle and calf values vary by weight and grade with top steers around 14.75 and veal, calves, and feeders noted, while sheep receipts remain strong with lamb and yearling quotes. Kansas City and Milwaukee also report steady to higher hog and cattle prices, with notable tops and ranges for each category.
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Wets Hope To Permit Mild Beer In Prohibition Debate
Lawmakers consider separating wartime and constitutional prohibition bills. Volstead explains enforcement needs while some Democrats join minority push against possession provisions. Public sentiment and liquor dealer reactions shape House stance ahead of 23-4 percent beer operations and potential postponement of Wilson’s mobilization proclamation.
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New York Stocks Forecast From J E Bennett Co
The market on Friday remained firm with motors and sugars up on the improving list. Reconstructive period nears and major names like U S Steel Baldwin Locomotive and Smelters face rebuilding and rising earnings will satisfy patient holders. Buy rails such as St Paul Union Pacific Southern Pacific Great Northern Atchison Southern and Rock Island on declines. Packing shares rise slowly with Swift Armour Wilson Cudahy and related meat stocks seen gaining as world feeding needs grow. Caledonia Hecla and other miners look set to move higher as leasing bills progress.
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Domestic Business Revival Soon and Trade Outlook
New York June 28 Duns notes a near term peace treaty lifting long closed gateways of commerce. Domestic revival supports agricultural prosperity and robust retail distribution while Europe relies on American exports for reconstruction. Bank clearings reach 6.9037 billion dollars, up 18.1 percent as demand rises.
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Camp Point Social Notes and Scout News Update
Elmer Ward's Joliet guard appointment noted. Camp Point reports include visits from Missouri and Quincy residents, a reconstituted Boy Scout troop with W. Conley Greer as scout master, and a porch tea for Miss Xenna Huber. Engagement announced for Miss Wheeler to Clarence Taylor. Various local travels, illnesses, and schooling updates, plus a wedding party visit to Carthage.
Local residents connected by midweek visits and meetings
Cady spent Wednesday in Qu Mra and Metta Livingston spent a day in Quincy. Mrs Paul Sacy visited her sister and family in Quincy. Miss Florence Malone returned to visit Mrs and Mrs F D 8m Mra after noon. Roy Oberling of Galesburg arrived to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hausma. Blanchard Hunsaker delivered forty four hogs to John Garner after Clay ton on Tuesday. Ten hogs averaged 440 pounds and thirty four averaged 219 pounds. Mrs Arthur Adams hosted the Mary and ha clash of the Christian church with fourteen present. Mr Ollie Walking was elected president and Mrs Roy Adams vice president. sherbert and wafters served.
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Hay and Straw Market Report Prices and Grades
Market conditions for Timothy hay Clover hay and Alfalfa hay show receipts easing and local demand limited. Prices listed by grade include Timothy hay No 7 66 67 dollars standard 34 35 No 2 30 82 8 29 4 30 headed 27 28 etc. Clover mixed No 1 38 84 No 2 29 30 new 27 27 6 headed clover 10 1e. Alfalfa hay No 1 34 35 standard 243 93 No 2 20 25 Prime hay choice 39 10 No 1 FLT IS No 6 50. Straw 6 50.
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Cotton market soars to new highs on bullish crop reports
New York cotton prices rose Friday with October up to 4.42 and December near 60 to 70 points higher. Three private crop reports show conditions around 69, below last year's 85.8 government figure and the 16 year average of 80.9, while rains in the South bolster optimism.
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