Ideal Weather Sends Corn Down In Chicago Market
Weather and rising rural offerings push corn values lower with December at 6% to 1.16 and May at 1.14%. Oats retreat modestly while provisions gain. Bearish sentiment grows after a government forecast signals fair weather and ample receipts ahead. Northwest car lots and Winnipeg reports show varied activity amid bullish Belgium purchases for provisions.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Belgium
Long Commission Co
Minneapolis
Duluth
Market quote digest of corn and oats across U S cities
Sept 16 market notes show varying No 2 and No 3 yellow and mixed corn prices in Chicago St Louis Kansas City Peoria Minneapolis Omaha and New York plus oats values across grades No 2 mixed No 3 white No 4 white and standard. Prices range from about 1.80 to 2.41 for corn and 0.58 to 0.68 for oats with regional differences noted.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Oata
Peoria
Seto
Clower
Minnieapoliz
Minneapolis
Qate
Omaha
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
New York Stocks Open With Mixed Small Moves
Market opened with a flat to modestly changed tone as volume remained light. Steel shares fell notably while copper issues eased on scattered selling amid limited news and a choppy closing for standard rail stocks seen as attractive investments despite potential near term weakness in industrials.
Seed Market Prices in Toledo and Chicago
Seed market report from Toledo Ohio shows Clover seed priced at cash 13.80 for October and 18.85 for December, with January and March futures listed. Timothy seed noted at 3.60 cash, rising to 8.8 in October, and Chicago prices display rye nominal rates and barley around 1.46. Clover futures at 17.38 appear in Chicago listings.
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Toledo
Clover Seed
Bept
Timothy
Chicago
Clover
Horses and Mules for Sale in St Louis City Market
Advertises horses and mules with various ages sizes and prices. Lists draught mules and saddle stock with prices from 110 to 190 dollars. Includes references to market stalls and stock descriptions in a compact classifieds style.
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ST. Louie
Local Markets Report Containing Hay Corn Grain Prices and Livestock Quotations
Milling and farm prices listed by Knollenberg Company include high patent flour 11.80 a bushel city, straight patent 11.60, hard wheat 11.30, northern wheat 12.60, bran 1.65 per cwt, linseed meal 2.86, corn products and feeds with varied per cwt prices, and hogs, calves, cattle, poultry, and hides quoted from western stations. Also notes cottonseed meal, dairy feeds, and other farm commodities with extensive price details.
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Knollenberg Firing Company
Corp
H. P
Mizaixsippi River
Es Mi Chuice
Anck Brothers
D Cleaver Co
Avia
Holle
Corn Market Sees Frost Damage and Shifting Demand
Long Commission Co reports frost in early week damaged corn in small producing areas and northern corn belt, but most of the belt escaped. Prices eased midweek, cash corn offered freer where seed corn was picked, while oats and other grains face marketing shifts as weather remains favorable. Provisions demand stays firm with good cash buying and absorption of offers, and the semi monthly stock report shows little change from last year.
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Onte -Epasmodia
No Change in Hog Prices Saturday
The local live stock market held steady on hogs Saturday as twenty-five farmers delivered their goods to the city lot. Hay and grain trades occurred with mixed hay at 24 dollars per ton, prairie hay at 10, baled hay at 21 or 22, corn at 1.70 per bushel, oats at 0.60 per bushel, and baled oats straw at 8 per ton.
Stocks Ease as Speculators Act in Light Trading Session
New York report notes diminished demand for stocks on Saturday, with speculative selling resuming and prices mostly lower though losses were small. Total volume about 190,000 shares. copper and steel sectors weak while motors show strength. rail traffic light. bank loans shrink by nearly 26 million amid week’s stock liquidation. Liberty bonds near 100, U.S. bonds unchanged on call.
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New York
Reading
Loulaville
Chesapeake and Ohio
Liberty
U. S
Jersey Cattle at Marion County Fair Sets Records
At Palmyra on September 15 a 24 hour butter test crowned Oxford Beau's Vixen from Head & Gray Jersey herd as the top milker, with 2 14 pounds of butter. The herd also produced large yearly yields with Broadland's Glorious Poppy, Nesta's Distinction Queen, and the senior bull Nursie's Majesty leading and driving premium awards across cows, bulls, and calves.
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Palmyra
Marion County Fair
Oxford Beau
Jersey
Head & Gray
Broadland
Nesta
Nursie’s
A. White, Jr
A. W. Mackey
Livestock Market Prices Across Kansas City Omaha and Chicago
Receipts for cattle hogs and sheep vary by market with prices for prime fed steers $16 to $16.80 in Kansas City, native steers $9.50 to $16.50 in Omaha, and hogs $17.15 to $18.50 in Omaha and $17.25 to $18.85 in Chicago. Sheep run strong with lambs $17.25 to $18.25 in Kansas City and lambs $12.25 to $18.35 in Chicago. Bulls calves and stockers show wide ranges across markets as buyers and sellers adjust to demand.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Butter and eggs show mixed moves across Chicago and New York markets
Chicago rates reveal butter steady to lower with receipts around 5 704 crates and eggs easing in some categories. Wisconsin potatoes and poultry prices mixed. New York markets report creamery butter firm with extras and eggs irregular. cheese steady with high stock. potatos and cabbage steadied. Kansas City notes creamery butter at 88% for firsts. Elgin reports no sales. New York coffee spot quiet with limited activity.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
New York
Kansas City
Elgin
Santos
Hay and straw market reports mix scarce high grade hay
St Louis reports strong demand for Timothy and mixed hay with scarce high grade stock. Large baled hay sells at a discount. prairie clover alfalfa arriving in limited quantities. No. 1 and lower qualities show weakness with slow movement. Timothy 14 23, alfalfa 23.50 29, clover 21 26. Chicago notes quiet timothy prices and straw rye and wheat quotes. Bologna University awards Doctor of Laws honoris causa to President Wilson for humanity service.
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St. Louis
Louis
Hirmness
Prairia
Timothy
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J. W. Mattock
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Lee Vanlandingham
W. A. Todd
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A. B. Carter
Scott Cunningham
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George Terry
New Zealand Reds
A. White Jr
A. Ite, Jr
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Fletcher Stevenson
Pauline Dinle
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May Young
T. T. Powell
Dora Bittleston
A. D. Martin
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Sue Ganz
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H. J
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J. W. Head
Miss Belle Lee
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William Meier
W. W. Gilkinson
Clara Coddington
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F. B. McClintic
Mary Howell
D. J. Lane
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Robert Howell
Ely
F. D. McClintic
D. C. Thomas
Knox City
Ed Rohrer
Gilkinson
J. B. Lacey
Lacey
Gillinson
Fannie Cleveland
Lexington
W. J. Buckley
C. P
Gerald Burgdorf
Ben Stevenson
W. T. Welch
Salina
Kan
P. A
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Hannibal
Mies Belle Johnson
J. Icey
J. I. Cey
Gil
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Dora Kempf
Brown
University of Missouri
Jenkins
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Township Council of Defense
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Hannibal Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Farm Bureau
Nielsen
Whig
Ansconda
Atchison
Eceas
Cc. M
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N. W
Erte
N. Eee
N. Y
N.Y
N.H
Nor, Pac
Penn, Ses Eee
Ween Peoples Gas
Pac
Studebaker
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Willys-Over
Woolworth Ae
Coees
Baept
Bologna University
President Wilson
June Oates
Camp Point
Wm. Vollbracht Co
Urea
Barry, Il
FREDERICK +MORRISON & CO
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Danny
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Wolf
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