New York and St Louis market notes Oct 14 1900s reads
Commodities and dairy items show creamery prices and butter grades in New York markets with spot and futures, while St Louis reports egg, butter, poultry, potatoes, and apples trading notes. Prices vary by grade and region, with mention of futures softer then firm on higher spot receipts.
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Minnesota
Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Springs
Ibtac
Kanss City
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Lée
New York
Rio
Santos
St. Louis
Idaho
Ohio
Sandland
Red River
Colorado
Burbank
Ben Davis
Missouri
Jonathan
Grimes
Virginia Yorks
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Messure
Market for wheat in Chicago on Friday bears mixed signals
Prospects of strong British demand lifted US wheat prices though a submarine scare trimmed gains. Illinois and Chicago market activity showed corn and oats varying, with heavy receipts and small export business keeping sentiment tentative.
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Chicago
Great Britain
United States
Dee
Argentina
Winnipeg
Canada
Britain
New York
Clinois
Firat
Chicago and St Louis Wheat and Corn Prices Across Markets
Market notes from Chicago St Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Liverpool Peoria report No. 2 red wheat around 1.58 to 1.72 with various futures, corn values from 87 to 89 1/2, oats around 40 to 48, and related prices in multiple regional markets including Manitoba and American mixed prices in Liverpool.
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Chicago
St. Louis
SY. Louis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Northern
Seed Markets Reportable Seed Prices Across Cities
Chicago and Toledo seed prices show rye, barley, timothy and clover steady or rising. Cleveland and St Louis notes highlight Timothy, redtop, alfalfa and millet prices with spot ranges and machine cleaned values.
Hay and Straw Prices and Wilson at Shadow Lawn
Clover mixed prices range from 11.60 to 14.50 for No. 2 and 13.56 to 35 for No. 1. Alfalfa values from 14 to 18.50 with No. 1 at 17 to 18.50. Straw scarce, oats at 8, wheat 8, rye 8. President Wilson returns to Shadow Lawn and will speak in Buffalo on Oct 24 and New York on Oct 31 under non partisan auspices.
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Long Branch
WN. J
Wilson
Indianapolis
Buffalo
New York
Rain prompts mixed wheat moves as shortages loom
Rain in Argentina steadies gains after early losses and lifts wheat prices. Argentina’s exportable surplus halves to about 641.9 million bushels, signaling a tighter world supply. UK government takeover of grain trade amplifies fears, but global shortage supports prices. Car shortages and crop risks across Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas shape the outlook. Corn remains bullish on limited new-crop movement. oats stay dull. Provisions and meats are rising, with bets on higher future levels.
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Great Britain
United Kingdom
Balkan
Russia
Garin Beit
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Bulla
Ima
Live stock market snapshot from multiple cities
Chicago St Louis East St Louis and Omaha report mixed hog and cattle receipts on Oct 14 with prices showing weakness in hogs and steady to higher cattle values. Hogs ranged roughly 8.40 to 10.45 in various zones while cattle show broad spreads for steers cows and feeders and sheep hold firmer bids in some markets.
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St. Louis
East ST. Louis
Omaha
Speculative Markets React To Holiday Slowdown
New York Oct 14 Dun's review notes all speculative markets experience a reaction this week as holiday interruptions dampen momentum. Yet 66 of 331 quotations rose while 26 declined, and bank clearings surged 22.2 percent above last year outside New York. Demand remains strong and overall expansion is still expected despite production and transport limits. Weekly bank clearings totaled 4,453,625,277 dollars.
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Dun
Hmit
Stocks Fail to Reach One Million as Market Slumps
New York inventory shows a subdued Friday with only about 920000 shares traded, nearly one third in the last hour. Prices slip on war rumor whispers while munitions and shipping issues gain modest ground. utilities rise, and bonds trade irregularly with total par value around 41725000.
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U. S
Am. Loco
Atchison
Weecees &T
Nor
Lehigh Mex. M
N. Y
N.hl& H Nor. Pace Nat. Bis
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STM
ST Peoples Gas
Reading
Rock Island
Pac
Studebaker
Irae
LENS
Union Pac
U. 3. Steel
U. S. Steel
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Union
Quincy Bank Clearings Report Friday Figures
Quincy Clearing House association reports Friday bank clearings totaling 154 938 dollars, compared with the same day a year earlier. The report notes the figure and the year‑over‑year comparison.
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Quincy Bank Clearings
Quincy Clearing Flouse
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promises Cold Relief
Pine Tar Believes A Cold. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey contains soothing pine forest elements. It heals irritated throat, loosens phlegm, and eases breathing. A severe cold can be broken up with a dose of Pine Tar Honey. Available at your druegist for 25 cents.
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Local Hog Prices Dip By Ten Cents In Market
Friday market receipts were lighter than recent runs due to the round up. Hog prices in the local livestock market were quoted ten cents lower while other prices held steady. Corn offerings included five loads with varied prices and oats and baled hay sold at multiple per ton or per bushel figures.
Local Markets Prices for Hay and Grain and Hogs
Readable prices for hay and grain include No 2 wheat at 1.50, corn 6.81, oats 0.50, baled straw 1.60, timothy hay 8.11, alfalfa 14. The report also lists milled products and flour prices, hog quotations by weight and type, and other farm items and poultry prices. Local patcher quotations show variations in hogs, calves, steers, cows, veal, sheep, and poultry with unit prices.
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Anck Hrothers
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