Daily Market Letter on Corn Oats and Stocks Outlook
Daily Market Letter notes early corn bulge followed by easier market and limited demand for cash corn due to light overnight shipments. Hogs weak yet lard demand seen. stocks remain strong but bull market unlikely amid railroad and labor policy uncertainty and ongoing reconstruction era tensions.
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United States Steelzn
Tobaco Cares
Swarda
Rairal Labor Party
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Chicago grain market tumbles after lively session
Chicago buyers absorbed the Corn market retreat as profits were sought after a brisk advance. December and May futures slipped to 1.27 and 1.24 respectively while oats and provisions showed mixed moves. Receipts shrank and shipments remained slow, with foreign demand cited as a supporting factor for a potential rebound.
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Long Commission Co
Minn
Duluth
Wheat and corn prices across Chicago and St Louis markets
Chicago and St Louis report mixed wheat and corn futures with No. 2 red around 2.21 to 2.24, No. 2 hard near 2.20, No. 3 red about 2.19, and No. 2 white corn near 1.60 to 1.57. Oats and rye show modest gains. Minneapolis and Peoria quotes reflect broader grain demand. Local market pages list hay and grain prices from Kuellenberg Milling, with hog, cattle, and poultry quotes from area firms.
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Kansas City
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Kuellenberg Milling Company
Aneck Brothers
Bat Counsel
J. HK. Hood and Co
PullUtrag
C. F. Bishop Co
Lions—vlic
Swift
Watchford
Dratchford
H. P
Aldo Sommers Drug Co
Markets Near York New York Sept 25 Rutter Firm Receipts 11721
Markets news from New York and Chicago show Rutter Firm receipts at 11 721 and 11 704 for firm and creamery goods with varied prices for firsts seconds and specials. Live poultry steady butter higher eggs and potatoes mixed across regions with notable price marks. New York raw sugar steady at 7 28 centrifugal and coffee firmer with market notes on mercantile paper and government bonds.
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New York
Chicago
Ronmery
Uhigher
Recelpta
Minn
North Dakota
New York Morey
NEW_ YORK
Mercantile Paper
Inge
Iaherty Bow New York Bond Prices Mixed on Sept Fifth
New York September 5 bond prices closed varied with ags at 100.04, firat 95.20, second d a 94.20. Fiat SHR, second 4% at 944, ag fourth Hens 94, BS votory 99.96. The report notes markets left most observers with cautious impressions.
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Iaherty Bow
New. York
Tan Herty
Firat
Fiat
Victory
Hog Market Slips as Mills Lower Hay and Grain Prices
On Wednesday the hog market fell with a nickel drop while hay and grain prices edged down. Mills reduced buying prices for hay and grain and cut selling prices on grain products. coarser costs rose to 44 cents per dozen. Despite a quiet morning, afternoon sales were active with loads of timothy hay at 28 dollars per ton, 30 dollars for another load, baled clover at 23 dollars, mixed clover 24 dollars, and baled oats straw 10 dollars per ton.
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Bes
Teledo Seed Prices for Clover and Timothy
Toledo Seyit Teledo Seed lists prime clover and Timothy prices with monthly quotes. Prices shown in cash for Oct, Nov, Dec and future months. Prime clover cash 29.45 Oct 29.45 Dec 29.35 Mar 29.30. Alsike 25.66 Oct 25.40 Wee 25.65 Mar 25.10. Timothy cash 5.35 Oct 5.35 Dec 5.70 Mar 9.90. Supt 4.72% shown with Oct 5.65 Dec 5.70 and March 9.90.
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Seyit
Clover Seed
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Wee
Timothy
Market notes on hay and cotton futures in September
Timothy hay market remains steady with strong demand for top grades and fair shipping interest for standard and No 2 hay. lower grades sluggish. Prices shown for timothy No 1 30 32, standard 29 30, No 2 24 26, straw 7.60. Clover and alfalfa prices listed. Cotton futures in New York opened steady with Oct to May prices around 1.50 to 1.92. Liverpool cotton market reports prices firm with middling to ordinary ranges and 6090 bales sold, including 6400 American.
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Timothy
New York
Liverpool Cotto Liverpool
Ottonepot
Wall Street Lines Hold Mixed Early Trading After Steel Talk
Stock market activity shows cautious confidence in an early easing of conditions, with irregular gains in tobaccos and foods while oils lag. Metals slump on Smelting rumors. rails slip under pressure as trading totals about 1,050,000 shares with $16,540,000 par value in sales.
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Financial District
Candaian Pacific
United States Steely
Liberty Bonds
Cong Commission Co
Armour
Atchison
Goodrich
Spring
Mex
Pet
Mid
Steel
N. Pac
Cities Gas
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Penn
Sears Roe
Swift
Pac
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LLB
Sinclair OW
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S. S. Com
Wsos. &. Prd
Ll, Pac
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Westing
W. Over
Woolworth
Hogs and Cattle Prices Hit Mixed Iowa and Midwest Markets
Chicago and regional markets report mixed receipts and steady to higher prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs lead with large receipts and narrow gains while cattle show strength in heavy beef steers and veal calves moderate demand. East St Louis Kansas City and Porto Bluff notes include similar trends across hogs cattle and sheep with varied weights and price ranges.
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Eest St. Louis
East ST. Louis
Kopsen City
Kansas City
Coria
Pronta
Reverend Howe to Lead Weeklong Meetings in Columbus
In Columbus Illinois Rev Howe of Rowen will hold nightly meetings at the Christian church all next week. Mrs Joe Haley and others hosted visitors from Shenandoah and Canton over recent days while several residents returned from trips to Chicago and northern cities. Local social notes mention visits, guests, and plans for an entertainment by young Christian church ladies at month’s end.
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Harry Wiley
Amelia Elliott
Canton Mo
D. IL
Legion
War Camp Community Service
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Joseph W. Emery
Prominent Citizen of Carthage Dies in Iowa Era
Henry Francis Cox born February 20 1861 near Middle Creek Hancock County Illinois died at home on Wabash Street Carthage after ten days of paralysis. He married Nancy Ann Kimbrough in 1883 and leaves widow two children Ottie Lester mother and sisters Mira Hough Amelia Kimbrough Amanda Immegart and twin brother Albert predeceased him. Funeral Thursday 2:30 p.m. at Christian church with Judge Scofield. interment Moss Ridge beside Albert.
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Harrlton
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Unsigned column submissions invite public input
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Aiming for the American Legion’s ideals and aims
The piece contrasts the American Legion with the G A R, noting drives to recruit members and organize entertainment while exploring the Legion’s purposes for individual members across business, civil, and other sectors, emphasizing improvement over mere affiliation.
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Legion
Discharged Navy trainee Rufus Kathly returns home to resume osteopathy studies
Center Missouri notes Rufus Kathly, who spent days with relatives last week, received his discharge from the naval training school at Great Lakes and plans to continue his third year at Kirksville’s osteopathy school. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith of Boonville visited Hannibal, Ed Moore of Adrain county sold horses in Center, Darlene Carter and her mother shopped in Hannibal, and Sam DeLaporte attends Gem City Business College in Quincy.
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