Corn Market Mixed as U S Forecasts Hold Frost Risk Threat
Chicago September 27 Wheat and oats swing amid frost risk easing in corn, with corn futures slipping to about 1.21 for December and 1.18 for May while oats fall slightly. Provisions surge on government demand. reports Iowa crop safe from frost boost bears. Northwest and Winnipeg tip statuses show light activity. daily receipts and shipments for wheat, corn, and oats listed.
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Chicago
Iowa
Long Commitasion Co
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Laos
Irregular Corn Market Amid Tepid Demand in Chicago
Chicago reports an irregular corn market within a narrow range. Bulls disappointed by a delayed discussion on maximum prices, while weather forecasts appear bullish though purchases remain cautious. Government reports favor mild weather after a cool wave, with cash demand slow and old corn prices about stable to lower.
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Chicago
Hogs Make Another Advance in Local Markets
Hogs rose ten cents on the local live stock market on Wednesday as rain kept farmers away from the city market. A load of loose prairie hay sold for 10 dollars per ton and a pad of corn brought 1.72 dollars per bushel.
Local Market Prices for Mill Products and Farm Commodities
Milling and farm prices listed from Knollenberg Milling Co. include high patent flour 11.80 city, straight patent 11.60, various flours and meals, feed, and goods. Hog, pig, calf, and sheep quotes from Chicago stock yards and Loreal butchers show weights and prices, with poultry and hides also reported. Witnessed items cover oats, hay, straw, millet, corn, meal, and animal products.
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Knollenberg Illing Company
Graham
H. P
Mississippi River
Loreal
Anck Brothers
Rouge
Grain Prices Across Cities on Sept 27 1900s Markets
Chicago and multiple cities report mixed corn prices around 2.03 to 2.08 per unit with No 2 yellow and white near 2.03 to 2.10. Oats show varied ranges from 58% to 69% depending on grade. Flax in Omaha reaches 3.55, while New York spot corn holds at 2.15 to 2.34 with oats around 67. Wheat steady in New York.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
St. Louis
T. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
New York
Butter and egg market roundups across Chicago and New York
Chicago reports receipts with butter at 40 to 43 and eggs at 11 107 cases, with various firsts and seconds noted while Beecham, Michigan and Minnesota provide 98 percent at $1. New York lists butter steady with creamery prices 44 to 45, eggs mixed with extras at 43 to 44, and cheese with irregular receipts around 26 percent. Kansas City shows butter creamery at 41 for firsts and 39 full for seconds, with flax and roosters noted. Raw sugar in New York remains steady with refined also steady.
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Chicago
Beecham
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
State Penna
Steady hay prices linger amid strong timothy and clover demand
In St Louis on September 27 hay prices hold firm across grades. Timothy and clover mixtures sell well with buyers seeking high grades. prairie, clover, and alfalfa remain in demand though ordinary and low grades show a quiet, easy tone. Timothy 4 dollars, clover 28 cents, alfalfa around 3.2 dollars per unit. wheat and oats prices cited for nearby market as well.
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St. Louis
T. Louis
Timothy
New York Stocks Slip on Wage Demands and Tax Talks
The market fell amid tighter money conditions and coal wage pressure, with congress debates over excess profits tax and producer costs weighing on prices. U S Steel slid to 110 from about 112.5 as selling intensified late in the day, though the outlook remained positive for a higher overall market trend and expectations that the coming government bond issue would succeed.
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Congressional Conference
Senate
House
Stocks Fall Narrowly At Close In Irregular Session
New York prices moved irregularly through the day and declined in the final hour due to tighter money conditions. Industrials led losses with steel and copper shares, while bonds were largely steady. Total volume reached 685,000 shares as the market closed weaker on the week with the U S steel group slipping to 110.
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New York Central
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Liberty
U. S
Nor. Pfd
N.Y
NVY
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Peoples Gas
Rock Island
Bo. Pac
Studebaker
Union Pace
U. S. Steel
U. 8. Steel Pfd
West. Union
Willys-Over
Woolworth
Chicago and St Louis Live Stock Market Rates Sept 27 1971
Chicago hog and cattle receipts and bids show hogs at 18.19 to 18.75 per cwt with mixed offerings up to 19.40 in St Louis bids. cattle receipts around 6,000 7,000 with native beef steers at 10 to 17.50 and stockers 6 to 11. Omaha and Kansas City also feature hogs around 18 to 19 and cattle mixed, with calves and sheep listed among varied bids.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Omaba
Market Prices for Grains and Seeds Recorded in Berar and Toledo
Berar notes Sept 27 report Rye No 4 percent Barley 1.25 1.42 Timothy 65.50 7.60 Clover 17.22. Toledo Ohio Sept Clover seed prime cash new 13.70 old 13.40 Oct Rye 70 Dec 13.70 Jan 18.75 March since prime cash 80 September 12.50 October 11 Timothy prime cash 3.50 new 38.60 Sept 3.60 Oct 3.60.
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Chicago
Berar
Timothy
Toledo
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