Bears Control Grain Market InSept Report
Bears took control of the corn market on Friday as frost threats failed to materialize. December corn closed at 118 to 118 3/4 cents, May at 114 to 115 3/4, with oats and provisions also mixed. Reports cited larger Iowa Nebraska offerings and slight market rally on Dutch-U.S. frost terms, with export and supply figures updating after the close.
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Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
United States
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Grain Markets Standings Across Cities Sept 22 23
Grain prices and market notes from Chicago St Louis Kansas City Peoria Minneapolis Omaha New York and more show mixed corn oats and wheat quotes. Notables include No 2 mixed corn at 2 28 in Kansas City and No 2 yellow at 2 31 in Peoria with oats around 60 cents in several markets and No 2 white wheat near 2 10 in Omaha and New York spot prices around 2 24 to 2 30.
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Chicago
Gample Hoy
St. Loukas
Louis
Kanana City
Kansas City
Peoria
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Omaha
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Cor
York
New York Stocks Positively Affected By Copper Fix
J E Bennett Co reports copper price fixing eases fears over business and market stability. Copper profits remain solid for producers while steel price adjustments loom for final stage. With these issues settled, expectations rise for better stock trading as the Liberty bond issue proceeds and Treasury aims for favorable market conditions.
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Buatnass
Treasury Department
Beed Market Clover Seed Prices and Rye Mix
Beed Market in Toledo Ohio lists mixed commodity prices including clover seed and rye. Entries show dated quotes for October December and September with amounts around 18 to 9 dollars and various seed types. The fragmentary OCR text includes terms like Pata prime coat Timothy and Rept with unclear context.
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Toledo
Pata
Marc Seo
Timothy
Mines
Glover Giten
Corn Market Letter Signals Shifting Cash Futures Relation
Weather remains the dominant factor as corn slides on an outlook for higher temperatures. Cash markets weaken futures as old and new crop prices diverge, with government seizure rumors at the Seaboard adding caution. Provisions show demand for October and January rib futures, with scarce offerings and brisk bids, while cash trade stays firm.
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Looris
Seaboard
United States
Longs
Lord
Thirteen Farmers At Local Market Lot Report Prices
The local live stock market on Sunday showed steady hog prices as thirteen farmers attended the city lot. Transaction details include loose mixed hay at 198 dollars per ton for one load, four loads at 20 dollars, prairie hay at 7 dollars, baled mixed hay at 20 dollars per ton, corn at 1.70 dollars per bushel, oats at 60 cents per bushel for two loads, baled wheat straw at 7.60 dollars per ton, baled oats straw at 7.60 dollars and 8 dollars per ton.
Local Markets Report on Hay Grain and Milling Prices
Prices paid for corn, oats, hay, and milled products dominate the page. Knollenberg company reports high patent flour at 11.89 per unit, various wheat flours, bran, and meal prices, with corn meal and mash costs. Hog and poultry quotes, hides, fats, and other farm staples round out the listings, reflecting regional market activity.
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Knollenberg Sting Company
Hiard
Graham
Shellea c
Cisalauc
Cer
Statiools
Ipsissippi River
Chuice
Anck Brothera
Gidacer Co
Geoss
Business cautious Dun's review signals slower demand
Dun's Review reports business remains cautious across branches as outlook stays clouded and forward purchasing slows. Conservative buying contrasts with last year’s rush, yet signals readjustments and easing extreme price impacts in key materials. Weekly bank clearings total 5,084,106 shares the measure.
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New York
Dun
Ahea
Goms
Gos
Metals Stronger Reaction Is Quick
New York market opened with copper prices up after a 283 1/3 cent level was established and many shares rose 1 to 3 points. But sentiment faded, trading was narrow, then strength returned near close. Copper and steel shares led gains while motors lagged. bonds showed active demand, liberty bonds at a premium, overall par value sales at 65.5 million.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
U. S
Livestock Auctions Across Midwest Markets
The report lists Sept 22 market receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep in St Louis Chicago Kansas City and Omaha. Highlights include hogs around 17.30 to 18.95 per cwt and cattle with steers near 7.50 to 17.90 depending on grade, plus sheep at 10.50 to 18.15. Stronger midwestern activity contrasts with softer lambs and mixed classes.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Markets Report Butter and Cheese Prices in New York Trade
New York markets show butter steady with receipts at 14 829 and creamery highers ranging 44 to 45 cents for extras. Cheese receipts 9 469 with fresh specials 25 26. poultry alive weak, dressed chickens firm at 25 382. Coffee spot irregular with various quotes around rio and Santos futures.
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New York
Bega
Pennsylvania
Hennery
Market Report on Hay and Straw Supplies and Prices
Brisk demand noted for timothy with market steady to firmer. Clover mixed scarce. prairie quiet. Nos 1 to choice alfalfa strong but low-grade stock hard to move. Timothy sales Crewe and Clover at 22.25. alfalfa 28.25. Straw scarce and firm at 7.50 for wheat and oats and 8.56 for rye. grain car at 7.50 reconsigned. Chicago reports hay quiet with receipts 895 tons and shipments 98. timothy 23.50 to 24. No. 1 22.20 to 22.28. No. 3 20 to 21. oats 9 to 9.50. wheat 8.2 to 8.3.
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St. Louis
Louis
Timothy
Crewe
Chicago
Worrying Wheat Seeding If Seed Is Worthless
Illinois farmers are warned that only about 40 percent of 1917 wheat may germinate as seed due to scab. Eugene Funk of McLean County tested samples across a wide area and found the same low germination rate. He is sourcing seed from Kansas. The U S Department urges testing and treating seed to ensure a strong crop next year. A fanning mill removes weed seeds and shriveled grain, aiding seed quality. use seed treatment to further prevent smut.
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Illinois
Eugene Funk
McLean County
Mr. Funk
Funk
Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Illinois Sets Safe Sowing Dates For Winter Wheat
Dr Forbes with Illinois entomologist group and US Department of Agriculture released a table of earliest safe sowing dates for Illinois counties to reduce Hessian fly damage while guarding against winterkill. The list notes dates vary by county and latitude, elevation, and longitude, and advises farmers to adapt to local conditions using the table as a guide.
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Urbana
Ilinois
A. Forbes
Illinois
Forbes
United States Department of Agriculture
Dr. Forbes
Adams
Alexander
Bond
Boone
Brown
Bureau
Boun
Carroll
Cass
Champaign
Fayette
Ford
Franklin
Fulton
Gallatin
Green
Grundy
Hamilton
Hancock
Hardin
Henderson
Henry
Iroquois
Jackson
Jasper
Jefferson
Jersey
Jo Daviess
Johnson
Kane
Kankakee
Kendall
Knox
Lake
LaSalle
Lawrence
Lee
Livingston
Logan
McDonough
McHenry
McLean
Macon
Macoupin
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Mason
Massac
Menard
Mercer
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Moultrie
Ogle
Peoria
Perry
Pratt
Pike
Pope
Pulaski
Putnam
Randolph
Richland
Rock Island
Saintclair
Saline
Sangamon
Schuyler
Scott
Shelby
Stark
Stephenson
Tazewell
Union
Vermillion
Wabash
Yverren
Washington
Ayne
White
Whiteside
Will
Williamson
Winnebago
Hog production and war profits urged by Wheeler
Chicago Sept 22 Corn belt farmers can gain at least a billion dollars over five years by doubling hog production says Harry A Wheeler state food administrator He urges Illinois farmers to abandon unprofitable practices and focus on hogs while noting downstate reports of high sow sales War and embargoes are shrinking European meat herds including Belgium northern France Germany Austria and others While neutral European neighbors face further reductions in herd sizes over the next years Denmark Holland Norway Switzerland and Sweden are seen cutting cattle slaughter.
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Chicago
Harry A. Wheeler
Russia
Romania
Serbia
Italy
Germany
United States
Holland
Denmark
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
Second Liberty Loan Campaign Closes October 27
Washington report states the second liberty loan campaign runs four weeks from October 1 to October 27. October 24 will be Liberty Day with patriotic meetings planned in every city town and village nationwide.
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Washington
Illinois Has Had Better State Fairs
An Old Dome ruin and soldiers on patrol mark this year’s Illinois state fair in Springfield. Attendance is down but agriculture shows, including Percheron horses, shorthorns, hogs, and garden displays, exhibit notable merit amid limited machinery exhibits and frost damage forecasts.
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Orange Judd Farmer
Illinois
Springfield
Corm Belt
Vostock
Judge Chadwell Ties Nuptial Knot in Palmyra
J L Oliver of Indianapolis and Eva Writz of Chicago were married in the Palmyra courthouse Thursday afternoon with Judge Chadwell officiating. The couple departed on the 3 PM train to Quincy for a brief stay. Guests included Mr and Mrs Diemer Jegglin of Chicago.
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Palmyra
J. L. Oliver
Indianapolis
Ind
Eva Writz
Chicago
Ill
Court House
Chadwell
Quincy
Diemer Jegglin
Susana Arrives Safe at Foreign Port After Submarine Sinking
The steamer Susana, once reported sunk by a German submarine in the Mediterranean, has reached a foreign port safely as per cable advices to agents here. The Whig daily want column offers delivery of messages to about 7,000 homes in Ouvier's trade district.
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Susana
Atlantic
Mediterranean
the Whig
Ouviev
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Grain Markets
J. E. Bennett & Co
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New York Money
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Teeebhers
Loco
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Eeree
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N. Hand
Farm News
Woodford
Wheeler
Camp Point
Wm. Vollbracht Co
Camp Point, Ill
Ursa, Il
Barry, Il
Farmer
Judge Chadwell
Mr. Farmer
Waterloo
Worthington Tractors
Waterloo Boy
F. O. B. Mendon
Wright Bros
W. T. Wright
Mgr
Mendon, Ill
Fairbanks
GEO, Keller and Sons
Groegs
Ninth and
Maine Streets
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Wyoming
Denver
Big Horn Basin
Ami Ay
B. Howard
Neb
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