Wheat Market Closes Heavy as World Supply Grows
Chicago on September 27 reports a heavy close for wheat with Dec at 1.0414 and May at 1.545, corn largely steady to down, oats and provisions easing. Market weakness followed news of record global wheat stocks despite earlier bullish notes from Britain and Argentina drought concerns, with strong short selling by Chicago interests and Wall Street realized gains on holdings.
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Grain prices across cities show mixed no.2 red and yellow corn rates
Chicago and St Louis report wheat with No. 2 red around 1.06 to 1.60 depending on class, corn No. 2 yellow about 84 to 87, No. 2 white near 67, oats hovering in mid forties. Kansas City and Minneapolis list varied wheat and corn quotes, while New York and Peoria show spot levels for corn and oats and mixed lots.
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ATV
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New York
Wheat and corn markets show mixed early trading
Chicago wheat lacked strength with bear selling, private reports hinting large orders to catch a break. Primary receipts lag year over year, while bulls hold a bullish long view. Corn shows narrow ranges with mild support from bull interests and export demand. oats trade dull with heavy early selling and export houses holding cash oats while buying futures on dips.
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Liverpool
Trading Gains Highlight Busy New York Stock Market
On September 27 1929 trading moved to a more orderly pattern with broad activity totaling about 1.465 million shares in a seventh straight session above a million. U S Steel and rail earnings reports spurred demand while Cuban American and Cuba cane sugars hit new highs. bonds remained strong and major issues saw steady investor interest amid a mixed list of industrials and utilities.
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Peoples Gas
Titty, Tma
Rock Island
Pac
Studebaker
Union
Ss. Steel
West
Willys-Over
Quincy Bank Clearings Report From Clearing House
Quincy Clearing House reports Tuesday clearings for Quincy Bank with totals 154 571 for the day compared to 271 119 last week and unspecified compared to last year. Sunday noted.
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Quincy Clearing House Association
Market summary of dairy eggs and produce across major cities
Chicago and Kansas City reports show butter creamery prices around 31 44 to 32 15 with varied firsts and seconds. Eggs receipts near 9 3987, unchanged. potatoes offerings moderate with gains noted. St Louis lists poultry prices from 13 11c to 26c for turkeys. New York butter creamery 92 score at 2.00 to 2.45 for creamery extras. eggs steady to firm with assorted firsts and browns. Apples and other fruits show mixed shifts, Ben Davis and Jonathan prices detailed. orange marmalade?
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
Colorado
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Missouri
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New York
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Local Markets Prices and Livestock Quotations
Local markets report prices for hay and grain including No 2 wheat at 1.10, corn 0.90, oats 0.74, bared straw 5.50, timothy hay 8.50, alfalfa 8.50, sled fodder 8.00, various seeds and milling products from Knoenenberg company, and high patent flour 8.40. Hog and pig prices listed by origin stations west of the Mississippi at ranges up to 16.20 for large hogs, with other weights and statuses noted. local butchers quote hogs, calves, sheep, poultry, bees, and fats. Hides and animal byproducts prices provided with multiple grade levels. horse, pony, and other livestock values included.
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Knoinenberg Whiting Company
H. P
Seed Markets Toledo Seed Prices and Grain Seed Rates
In Toledo Ohio on September 27 seed bids show Clover Prime cash $9.57, Dee $9.47. Timothy Prime cash $2.30, Oct $2.30. Alfalfa $13 to $14.50. St Louis reports Timothy $1.50 for screenings, Redtop weaker, clover $7 to $13.25, high grade $14.50+.
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Country Again Needs Rain Across Agricultural Market
Six loads of vats hay and corn arrived Tuesday selling early in the afternoon at steady prices. Hog prices fell ten cents while other prices held. Rain is needed as crops dry. sowing wheat may be delayed if rain does not come soon. Wheat area has some sowing, oats and corn also sold at varying prices.
Livestock Market Report From Major U.S. Cities
Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City, Omaha and East St Louis market data show hog, cattle and sheep receipts with price ranges and notes of slow or weak demand. Hogs and cattle vary by city with bulk and heavy hog prices around 10 to 11 dollars, cattle largely steady to mixed, sheep trading weak to steady.
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Kanaas City
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louisa
East ST. Touvis
Wheat and straw prices in Chicago market report
Chicago stock market note dated September 27 lists prices for hay and straw including choice timothy at 15.18, rye at 14.50, No 2 oats at 66.50, straw at 5.50, and oats and wheat at 38 and 36 7 respectively. The terse item reflects daily commodity quotations for feed crops and grains.
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Rogre
Dedication of Summer Fill memorial shaft planned
The GAIRR Post at Summer Fill will formally dedicate its memorial on October 20 with national speakers and a 2000 band. The monument cost about 2900 and local members will march in line with invitations extended to all county posts.
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Miss Vinnie Worman Absent From School This Week
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