Market News Sees Corn Setback Amid Bearish Pressure
In Chicago on Friday the corn market opened higher but funds and discouraged holders drove a late decline led by September delivery. Prices closed weak with September at 1.45 and December around 1.28, while hogs supported some strength in grain. Bearish sentiment persisted amid disrupted economics, with December down about 50 cents from late July.
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Grains Hit Chicago and St Louis Markets Lose Ground
Chicago and St Louis report broad wheat and corn price movements with No 1 red wheat around 2.20 and No 2 mixed near 1.48 to 1.60, while corn quotes vary by grade. Prices for oats, rye, and timothy show declines and steadying trends across cash markets, with regional notes from Kansas City and Peoria reflecting mixed directions and preparing buyers for next sessions.
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New York Stocks Overview and Bond News
Friday market action showed a return to normalcy as fears of a steel workers strike diminished and equities firmed. Rail and utility shares were buoyed by grain movement. Liberty bonds rose from lows, while mining and oil stocks attracted buyers amid a broader steadying tone in New York trading.
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Decline Check: Hog Market Rebounds Slightly
Hog market stabilization noted after several days of decline as prices recover. Top hog prices rose seventy five cents per hundredweight while oats dropped two cents on the city market. Feeds show one load at 70 cents per bushel and two loads at 72 cents. two loads of loose clover $16, loose timothy $28, and baled wheat straw $9 per ton.
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Chicago Market Report Hogs and Cattle Mixed Prices
Chicago and East St Louis markets show hogs receipts near nine thousand and five thousand with mixed demand. tops around 18 dollars and typical weights. Cattle receipts around five to six thousand across regions with beef steers and heifers moving between 6.95 and 15.75 in Chicago and similar ranges elsewhere. veal calves and stocker steers also listed. Sheep receipts near nineteen thousand with varied lamb and ewe quotes. Kansas City and Peoria reports echo steady to uneven trends with tops near 17.50 for heavier hogs and cattle values clustering in the mid to upper teens.
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Seed Market Toledo Prices Mixed On Seasonal Trading
Seed traders report varied quotations with Clover and Alsike offerings noted. Timber Timothy Twencan dates and multiple monthly futures appear in scattered figures, indicating a fluctuating market as of September with several cash and future prices in cents and dollars.
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Grain and Stocks Market Mixed With Broad Weakness
The market opened strong then weakened across grains with corn posting losses of 8 to 2 cents as September led declines. Oats and rye followed corn’s trend with oats closing about 10 cents lower and rye easing modestly. Cash markets softened, with limited buying power and widespread selling, while labor unrest and Europe’s political climate added to market uncertainty. Provisions saw irregular strength early on, then eased as corn and hog prices fell, leaving cash trade in a selling mood on hard spots.
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Market Letter: Corn Drops to Fresh Low on Weak Cash Values
The Daily Market Letter notes Friday action mirrors recent sessions with early highs and closing inside figures. New crop deliveries hit the lowest prices on record amid marked weakness in cash corn. Oats gain modestly on bullish local operator bets, then weaken as liquidation unfolds. Provisions show weakness in meats while lard stays firm. hogs firm early but reports hint at a weak outlook. Stocks steady with steel pressure from union calls at U S Steel. labor unrest hampers business but raw materials demand rises, signaling expected near term improvement.
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Pronounced Tinge Of Optimism In Markets
Bradstreets notes a stronger tone of optimism in trade advices as fall buying season starts and retailers in western northwestern and southern markets increase activity. Despite optimism, some eastern markets show quiet and uncertainty due to labor unrest, strikes, exchange concerns, and mixed crop prospects. Weekly bank clearings total $7,565,337,000.
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Local residents update from West Point and area
Mr and Mrs Aldo Mensendick Fred Kinneler and Helen Helmes return home from a two week visit in Kansas and Nebraska. Rev Rudd teaches at West Point this week due to Miss Norris illness. He will preach farewell term Sunday night before leaving for Chicago on Oct 1. Church finances are paid in full. Mrs George Meelintock of Bellville is visiting Gen Meclintock and friends. James Majors and Baker Nicely attend a soldiers reunion in Columbus. Mrs John Stephens visited Wattle Stephens then returned to Cartrare. Mrs William Rohardson and her two sons from Miles City were guests of Miss Georgia Richardson.
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Canada Ratifies Peace Treaty With Germany
Ottawa reports that the House of Commons assented to the peace treaty with Germany and both houses have ratified it. Notification of ratification was sent to the British government.
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Illinois Corn Crop Forecast Estimated
Springfield Sept 18 The Illinois corn crop will approximate 294 640 000 bushels a forecast of state and fei nt agriculture departments eald.
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Marion County Fair Awards at Palmyra
Awards from the Marion County Fair in Palmyra list Floral Hall prizes for embroidery and crochet, among many entries by Pauline Dingle Edna Juette Josephine Meyers Baynard White Baynard others. Field Day prizes include sprints for boys and girls, poultry and fruit exhibits, and numerous livestock ribbons across cattle sheep rabbits and horses with winners named.
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