Market gains as government corn estimates fall short
Chicago on October 9 reported government estimates showing 37 million bushels less corn than last month’s crop report, lifting corn prices modestly. Oats advanced, while provisions rallied amid renewed buying as frost boosts demand and seaboard activity supports oats.
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Chicago
Washington
Seaboard
Long Commission Co
Northwest Car Lota
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Agricultural Market Review Among Grains and Provisions
The session closed with good gains as nervous shorts covered. Foreseeable USDA estimates show a nonbullish harvest with frosted corn silage boosting feeds and reducing grain demand. Oats export interest appeared, while government figures project larger crops yet no surplus. hog prices stayed soft but demand remained, keeping long bets on modest pullbacks.
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Hog Quotations Decline in Local Live Stock Market
Hog quotations on the local live stock market Monday were ten cents lower. Hay and grain loads moved: twelve loads of hay corn oats and straw entered and sold. Baled hay brought 22 a ton and 22.50. Oats sold at 55 cents a bushel. Old corn at 1.70 a bushel and two loads of new corn at 1 a bushel. Baled straw 38 a ton.
Grain Prices Across Cities Reflect Mixed Market Mobility
Market reports from Omaha Chicago Minneapolis St Louis Peoria Kansas City and New York show varied grain quotes. Corn futures range from $1.80 to $2.07 for No 2 yellow and mixed, with white and other grades listed, alongside oats and flax prices and daily receipts.
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Omaha
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Peoria
Peorta
Kansas City
New York
C. Lf
Livestock Market Reports from Chicago Omaha and Kansas City
Chicago hog and cattle receipts list steady to mixed prices with bulk hog sales around 19 dollars and cattle ranges from 6 to 17 dollars for steers and feeders. Omaha and Kansas City show varied hogs and cattle with steady to lower bids and mixed stocker prices amid large volumes. New York coffee closes steady as market moves on spot demand.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
S.do
Kansas City
New York
Rio
Santos
Men Decline to Look Upon Red Wine Preferring Other Color
A brief meditation notes that several men avoid viewing red wine, choosing instead to focus on a different hue. The remark suggests varied tastes or avoidant behavior toward traditional wine imagery.
Local Markets and Milling Prices Show Mixed Grain and Feed Values
Prices for hay grain and milling products dominate the column with figures for wheat corn oats and straw. Milling goods at Knollenberg Milling include patent flours graham flour and meals with listed per hundredweight costs and a broad range of animal feeds and by products including linseed meal digester tankage and molasses. Hog cattle and pig quotes from western stations at C B Q stock yards are paired with local butcher quotations for hogs cattle veal and sheep along with poultry and hides pricing information.
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Knolenberg Milling Company
H. P
Mississippi River
Anck Brothers
Unclear stock yard prices from East St Louis listing
fragmented sale notices show horse prices and breed descriptors with scattered figures such as 125 and 200, listing vendors and hand counts. readable items mention Eastern heavy draft and southern stock, with figures partly garbled, limiting precise interpretation.
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East ST. Louis
Wood Southern
Prices listed for Clover seed and Timothy in Toledo market
Market notices from Toledo show Prime cash prices and monthly figures for Clover seed and Timothy seed. Entries include various months and price points such as $14.20 to $18.22 for Clover and $5.70 to $6.00 for Timothy, with other commodity notes.
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Toledo
SMTA
Dee
Alsthe
Dev
Es Timoths
Timothy
Stocks Narrowly Mixed After Crop Report Sinks Corn
New York stocks drifted in a narrow range as investors digested a government crop report showing a decline in the corn crop and mixed results in key sectors. Tobacco shares fell, industrials weakened late, and steel slipped while bond prices eased and total volume reached about 4.6 million shares.
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New York
United Cigar Stores
American Tobacco
Cias
Clore
A. Ti
Atchison
Cc. M
AD i Co
N. W
Erie
Nor
Petro
N.Y
Rock Island
Pac
Union Pac
Ts. Steel
U. S. Steel
Willve-Over
Lehigh
Studebaker
Woolworth
Markets in Chicago and St Louis Headline Summary
Chicago reports butter firmer with 8,240 cases and eggs unsettled. creamery butter and firsts higher, ordinary firsts mixed. Potatoes higher with 55 carreceipts. Minnesota Wisconsin and Dakota bulk prices at 1.19 to 1.20. Poultry alive steady, fowls and springs noted. St Louis shows varied butter, egg, cheese quotes. dressed poultry weaker with several price ranges. live poultry details and fresh fish quotes included. Kansas City and New York data show similar volatility across dairy and poultry items.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakota
New York
Kansas City
St. Lonia
ST. Lois
St. Louia
iUmburger
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Quincey
Collings Plow Co
Mercantile Department
Randle Bros
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Koetter Mattress Co
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Philadelphia
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Christner C. IL
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Daily Market Letter
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