Markets heavy on rumors of peace in Argentina
The Chicago markets closed heavy due to peace rumors and bearish crop outlook for Argentina. Wheat led declines with Dec and May futures down while other grains and provisions fluctuated. Reports from multiple U S cities and Liverpool show mixed results, with export activity dampened by cautious buyers and uncertain peace prospects.
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Wheat and corn market outlook from Long Commission Co
Uncertainty about Argentina weather kept wheat unsettled Friday with a slight close drop after a rain. Foreign demand stays normal and bulls predict higher prices, with a target of 2 dollars for the 1916 crop. Corn faces shorts covering and likely near-term rise as Europe buys more grains. oats show activity but remain supported by high grain prices and foreign demand. Provisions stay firm and high, advised for purchase on weak days.
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Livestock Market Roundup from Major Cities
Hogs and cattle prices rise across St Louis Chicago Kansas City and Omaha markets. Receipts include thousands of hogs and cattle with mixed gains and steady to higher ranges for steers cows and yearlings. Lambs and sheep show firm to rising values across sections with regional variations.
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Seed Markets Across Cities Report Prices and Trends
Seed price notes from Toledo Chicago and St Louis dated Oct 7 show Clover and Alsike values, Timothy and Barley figures, and varied grades including trashy, machine cleaned and heavy seed. Prices range from $1.26 rye to $19.50 for certain clover lots with strong Timothy and redtop demand.
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Marshall in Iowa Tour Receives Royal Burlington Welcome
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall arrived in Burlington to deliver his first Iowa campaign speech for reelection. He was greeted by a large crowd as a band and 200 automobiles escorted him through the business district to the Coliseum where he challenged the Republican ticket to state their plans and actions under President Wilson.
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Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for Winter Cough Relief
At the first sign of sore throat or stuffed head take a dose of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. Pine tar and honey soothe, loosen phlegm, and break up colds. Pleasant, antiseptic remedy sold by druggists and Vic- Adv.
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Rumors of peace shake stock market in New York
Rumors of renewed peace negotiations depress stocks in New York trading on Friday. Prices fell 2 to 3 points from morning highs as fear of negotiations weighed, with heavy early activity and more than 1.3 million shares traded. Bond prices held firm then eased, while a wide variety of stocks, including rails and prominent names, showed divergent moves as deeper uncertainty persisted.
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Quincy Bank Clearings Report From Clearing House
Quincy Clearing House reports Friday clearings for the local banks with figures showing 142,345 dollars for the day compared to 126,825 last Friday. The summary notes same day as prior week and references overall bank activity in the period.
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Butter and Produce Prices Across Cities Reported
Chicago reports steady butter and eggs with mixed potato receipts and farm prices. New York notes barely steady butter with higher creamery quotes and varied fruit values. St Louis lists poultry, butter, and strong potato demand with track price ranges for Minnesota Wisconsin apples and several varieties.
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Hay and Straw Prices Report with Mixed Timothy
Chicago and St. Louis market notes list Timothy and alfalfa prices with No 1 and No 2 grades. Straw remains steady with no fresh arrivals and prices around three dollars. a stray line on dairy health is included as a non sequitur.
Local stock prices advance and farm market receipts rise
Prices for local stock were nudged up by 25 cents per hundredweight amid ongoing grain and hay activity. Rain returns to the country as dry conditions persist. Corn and oat cutting progresses with a steady influx of farm products to the legal market, including multiple loads of baled straw, hay, corn and oats with varied prices per ton or per bushel.
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Local Market Prices for Hay, Grains, Seeds, Hogs and Hides
Local market rows list hay and grass prices, No 2 wheat at 1.50, corn 386 sic, oats 48W50c, baled straw 1 6, timothy hay 8 11, alfalfa 14 4, shredded fodder 8.00, clover seed per bushel 16 560, Timothy seed 1.25 1.75, etc. Milling company prices for flour types and byproducts, then hog prices by weight bands at C B Q yards west of the Missouri, and local seller quotes for cows calves sheep and poultry. Hides and other animal products priced by type and grade, with horse, calf, and tallow ranges.
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New Higher Levels Says Bradstreet
New York Oct 7 Bradstreet today notes higher levels across most lines of endeavor amid rising prices and prosperity despite scarce crops and raw materials. Demand remains insatiable for winter holidays and next spring, with jobbing trade mail order and distribution by retailers at record proportions. Weekly bank clearings reach 6 192 005 000. Sloan's Liniment advertises quick neuralgia relief and pain soothing properties for muscles sprains bites and minor injuries.
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