Corn prices soar as weather spurs buying and fears
Chicago market notes corn up 2 to 2 1/2 cents on unwelcome rains in Iowa and forecast unsettled weather across the belt. Prices range from 1.19 1/20 to 1.20 for near contracts with December at 1.17 1/2 and May at 1.17. Oats and provisions follow corn strength while government buying remains evident. Reports show thin old-crop supplies and lingering frost damage fears, with regional car lots and weekly shipments listed.
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Chicago and Peoria Grain Price Rundown Sept 14
Grain and market notes from Chicago Peoria St Louis Minneapolis and New York list corn values in various grades yellow mixed white and futures. oats and rye prices shown. New York wheat and stock market tones noted with gentle gains and copper and steel optimism. Local market figures include hay grain flour and milling product prices, hogs and pigs quotations, poultry and hides pricing, with city and regional price ranges.
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Hay Market Movements In St Louis And Chicago
St Louis reports active firm demand for timothy and clover mixed hay with large balers scarce and normal discounts. Prairie clover and alfalfa show quiet trading. high grades sell but in limited volumes. Chicago lists prices for timothy, clover, alfalfa, and various straw and grain hay grades with notes on market conditions.
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Daily Market Letter on Corn Oats and Provisions
The report notes shower prospects and strong buying by traders lifting prices for corn with weather improving across the belt. Oats show cash and futures strength as bids rise while farmers hold back. Provisions rise on January ribs and October lard demand. cash trade remains solid and further advances are anticipated.
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Price of Hogs Drops Ten Cents at Local Market
The price of hogs declined ten cents at the local livestock market on Thursday. Business was quiet with only eight farmers. Two loads of loose mixed hay sold for $14 a ton, three for $20, and one load of prairie hay for $8 a ton. Two loads of corn brought $1.70 a bushel.
Seed Market Prices Report for Clover and Timothy
Toledo seed market lists prime cash Clover at 13 dollars and 13.90 for October, with Semen 18.65 for January and 13.70 for March. Alsiko prime cash and Timothy values shown, with New York Coffee spot unchanged at 9.0 for Rio and 10.9 Santos.
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Standard shares hit low points on the New York market
Pressure on the stock market eased but remained downward with many standard shares at new lows led by railroads. Short selling pushed temporary rallies, with total volume 690000 shares as readings on St Paul and other majors showed pressure at times. Limited further decline due to high short interest amidst mixed money market signs.
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Livestock Markets Across Major Cities Sept Trade
Hogs receipts from St Louis and Chicago show mixed to weak demand with prices in the high teens. Cattle and sheep receipts vary by city, with native beef cattle and western steers fluctuating, lambs and yearlings pulling stronger in some markets while others remain steady. Kansas City and Amarillo report lower hogs and mixed cattle with diverse price ranges.
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Butter and Egg Prices Across Markets in September
Market reports from Chicago Kansas City St. Louis and New York detail creamery butter prices with firsts and seconds, egg prices by grade, and poultry values. Notable figures include Minnesota and Wisconsin butter ranges, New York creamery highs, and raw sugar nominal levels.
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Livestock Sales Ledger for East St. Louis
Auction listing from East St. Louis shows horses and mules with prices. Fant ern chunks priced at 125 to 150 dollars, southerns 100 to 125, extra heavy draft 160 to 200. Mules range 16 to 18 hands at 165 to 200, 14 to 14% hands up to 135 dollars.
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Nuptials Highlight Carthage Supervisors Meeting
Carthage area records show a busy Sept session with insurance on county farm buildings renewed at 3800 dollars and expenditures noted for home supplies, motor installation, a cream separator, road tax levies, and multiple bridge claims. Community notices include marriages in Tioga and local updates on residents, schools, and public works.
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Money in Oklahoma Oil Lands Promises High Returns
A sales pitch argues undeveloped Oklahoma lands offer rich oil profits as government leasing opens. It cites investors earning millions from small parcels, mentions licenses, leases, and notable figures like A. J. Cosden and Harry F. Sinclair, and urges readers to visit the office to review maps and government reports.
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