Markets Decided Upturn in Wheat Prices in Chicago
Confidence a railway strike settlement would occur fed a strong close in wheat on Saturday with Dec futures at about 1.47 1/48 and May near 1.49. Corn, oats and provisions also rose as foreign demand and better shipping prospects supported buyers, while hedging by sellers remained limited.
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Stocks Strong On Saturdays Close Rally Pulls Market Up
New York traders saw initial hesitation on Saturdays session turn to broad strength with marines leading turnover as preferreds hit new highs. American zinc preferred rose 3½ points to 14, General Motors preferred up 3 to 128, steel near record with U S Steel up 1½, rails led by Reading and Canadian Pacific, total volume 274000 shares, bonds steady and dull, foreign exchange quiet.
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Grain Price Ledger Across U. S. Cities
Chicago and St Louis report wheat and corn prices with multiple grades and futures, while Liverpool Toledo Kansas City and Omaha show varying No. 2 red, No. 2 white, yellow, and mixed futures. Minneapolis notes a bullish wheat outlook tied to a potential strike settlement, and Peoria New York list spot and futures readings across several grains and seeds.
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Hay and straw price report from St Louis and Chicago
St Louis and Chicago market notes dated September 3 present mixed hay prices with No 2 hay at 13 dollars and mixed at 14 dollars for St Louis. Other grades listed up to 18.59 for timothy and 18 for No 2, alfalfa high No 1 at 18. Straw steady at 6 dollars per ton for wheat or oats. Chicago receipts 1,162 tons and shipments 27 tons. Timothy price 16.46, straw Rye and oat figures 9 and 7.80 respectively, wheat 6.504 to 7.
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Taelelh Market Letter on Grains and Provisions
The Taelelh Market Letter notes scarce grain and provision markets last week, with cautious views on prices. Wheat rebounded from recent lows amid crop damage reduction, corn and oats face railroad fallout and price uncertainty, while hogs see a price surge due to strike fears and embargoes. The author deems current grain and provision prices reasonable given global conditions.
Markets in New York and Chicago report steady butter and poultry
NEW YORK reports steady butter with creamery extras around 2.00 per unit, eggs steady with fresh gathered extras at 3.1, cheese quiet with average to fancy levels, and coffee notes. CHICAGO notes butter at 31.5 cents, eggs unchanged, potatoes lower with varied regional prices, and poultry markets mixed with lower hens and roosters. Kansas City shows butter at 2.50s, eggs 27 cents, poultry per weights. A closing line remarks nature turning red in fall as painting is recalled.
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Corn and hay fetch good prices at city market
Twenty five loads passed city scales on Saturday with strong prices. Corn topped buyers at 86 to 87 cents per bushel for wagon loads and two loads at 86 and 87 cents, plus one at 2 cents. Oats sold 46 to 48 cents. Hay and straw varied: baled hay 110 dollars, loose hay two loads at 11 dollars, others at 9.50, 2 and 8 a ton. Baled straw brought 6 dollars a ton.
Local Markets Prices for Hay Grain Hogs and Poultry
Readable prices for hay and grain include No. 2 wheat 31.40 and corn 85 87c, plus mixed hay 4.3.50 and alfalfa hay 9.9. Data and milling products from Knollenberg Milling list high patent flour 38.00 and graham flour 4.00 per cwt. Hog and pig quotations cover weights from 90 to 300 pounds with prices from 8.05 to 10.60, while poultry and eggs show hens 19c and eggs 19c. Hides and other stock prices from Bolles & Rogers accompany the market section.
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Midwest and Chicago live hog and cattle prices mixed
Market reports from St Louis Chicago Omaha Kansas City and East St Louis show hogs and cattle receipts ranging from 2 000 to 12 000 across centers with mixed to lower prices. Highlights include Chicago hogs 29 000 receipts weak with bulk 10 35 to 10 85 and cattle 12 000 weak with native beef at 6 65 to 11 20. Sioux City and Omaha follow similar trends.
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Texad Wonder Cure Claim for Kidney and Bladder Ailments
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