Market News Reflects Shifting Corn Movements And Trade
Chicago prices show a bull run early but selling broadens later as offshore demand weakens. Wheat and oats hold modest gains or losses across regions with domestic buyers active in provisions while barge and ship movements for Europe influence prices. Reports from St Louis Kansas City Peoria and New York show mixed spot quotes for corn oats and wheat with various grade listings and weekly receipts.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Europe
England
Long Commission Co
Gorn
Fee
Lesag
Northwest Car Lots
Minn
Grain Markets in Chicago Prices by Class and Type
Chicago grain prices for Oct 7 show No 1 red at 2.27, No 3 red 0.41, No 1 red 32.16, No 5 red 2.14, No 8 hard 2.21, No 4 hard 2.16, No 6 hard 2.12, NS 2.60, mixed 2.15, and corn and yellow varieties listed with values around 1.40 to 1.50 depending on class.
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Corn Belt
Liberator
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Gerstdale Leader
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Kaunis City
Kansas City
Timethy
Peoria
Peorta
Chicago
Local hog market opens week with strength and higher bids
The local hog market started the week on a strong note with prices up thirty five cents at the open. Local quotations rose accordingly while hay and grain offerings were scarce. Oven load of corn traded at 1.65 dollars per bushel.
Local Markets Prices Paid for Hay and Grains
Market reports show prices for hay and grain from Koollenberg Milling and local mills. Wheat, rye, oats, corn, straw, and various hays priced per bushel or per ton. feeding stuffs, pork and poultry quotes, and milling products listed with multiple firms and price ranges. Many line items include hay types such as timothy and alfalfa, straw types, and animal market quotes from Anck Brothers and J. Hood Co. plus Bishop Co. and Swift's.
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Koollenberg Milling Company
Anck Brothers
J. KE. Hood and Co
C. K Bishop Co
New York Oct 7 stock gains push markets higher
Weekend developments and Monday trading pushed stocks higher with motors and high priced utilities leading. General Motors hit a new record rising 23 points to 7.45, Mexican Petroleum touched a new high near 24.54, and rails and steel shares surged before easing late. Market breadth showed strong volume with 213,256,000 shares traded and broad gains across major groups, while Chicago and Kansas City reports reflected steady to firm cattle and hog receipts amid mixed futures.
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Motors
General Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Texas Company
Worthington
Haldwin
American Locomotive
American Car
Crucible Steel
Dtatls
Trans-Continentals
Rangers Air Coaters
Abso Athantit Gulf
American International
Kreomds
Liberty
United States
Long Commission Co
Clouse
Armour Pfd
Atchison
Cudahy O
Hlee
Aid
Step Mo
N.Y
Cent
Lerilard
Penn
Reading
Sears Roe
Stew
War
Swift A Bugar
Puta
Stadebaker
Sinclair Oi
Tex
iWesting
Wilson Amt Co
Woolworth
Chicago
New York Stocks Show Gains On Favorable News week opening
Street traders greeted a strong start to the week with broad gains as news of England strike settlement resumes shipping and improved U S Steel and industry prospects lift shares. Analysts caution the upturn is not yet sustained and advise selective purchases amid ongoing volatility.
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England
Mewans
U. S. Steel
Baldwin
Sinclair
American Car Foundry
Atelison
Great Northern
St. Paul
Rock Island
Lilway
Texas
Peifie
Road Street
Caledonia
Grain and Stocks Corn Market Ends Mixed After Session Swings
Corn prices opened strong and finished with a slight loss as bear pressure rose after early shorts covered. Receipts were small and cash values barely changed while shipments and export demand remained muted though U S bearing restrictions ease fuelled hope for wider outlets. Weather remains favorable with limited new crop offers and traders stay in a watchful posture awaiting further developments.
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Shorts
British Rail
Belt
United States
United Kingdom
Towa
Government Bond List Ref 2s 4s Coupon Cases
Bond register notes include ref 6s reg ref 2s and ref 4s with coupon details. Official entries list Rao Soapan as Treg and reference L1106YD. Transactional record summarizes coupon events and security identifiers for audit.
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Rao Soapan
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