Nine foot tall soy beans on Missouri farm yield big gains
Salem Missouri October 1 farmers news details Claud Paulsell near town grew nine foot tall soy beans on a 60 acre farm expanded to 80 acres to feed more cows. He uses kafir at eight pounds per acre and pastures with rye and clover. The herd rose from three cows to eleven plus five heifers. Dairying, poultry, and legume hay form the core system boosting soil and income with farm outputs and a new light plant shown improving living costs and profits.
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Salem
Claud Paulsell
Paulsell
Claud
Paulsells
Missouri
Kansas
Winthrop Ag Class Plans Plowing Contest
Winthrop Ia Oct 1 The agriculture department of Winthrop school will sponsor a plowing contest and demonstration on Tuesday afternoon Oct 4. Classes will be open for dealers and for farmers and several entries have been received in each class.
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Winthrop
Agriculture Department of the
Winthrop School
Crouse Quits Farm After 45 Years Near Dike
F. H. Crouse of Dike Iowa announces a closing out sale on the farm where he and his wife have lived 45 years. They plan to depart for California and may settle there permanently.
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Crouse
Dike
F. H. Crouse
California
Minneapolis Flour Market Report Update
Minneapolis Minn October 1 unchanged flour shipments 48745 barrels bran 2260426.00 appears in brief market note with a numeric tally and price reference for bran within a small historical trade bulletin.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ayrshire Cattle Dominate at Cattle Congress Awards
Ayrshires sweep top prizes with Adam Seitz & Sons leading in junior stock and Fairfield farm clinching grand champion cow Cairncroft Primrose. The dairy show features numerous classes from young calves to mature cows with winners across Helfer and Helfer Not in milk categories, plus Holsteins judging and get of size and produce of dam groups advancing.
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Ayrshires
Helfer
Adam Seltz & Sons
Cavalier
Wengen
Lilly
Glenside
Fairfield Farm
Fairrfields
Lynes & Sons
Tillie
Lynes
Adam Seitz & Sons
Cairncroft
Primrose
Young Herd
Wangen
Lord Rosenberry
Alta Crest
Penhurst
Adam Lettz É& Sons
Effie
Alberta
Adam Settz & Sons
Hargrove & Arnold
Pietertje Piebe
Jefferson County Asylum
Artis
Wayne Denver
Femco Farms
Grahamholm
Goldie Colantha
Elmwood
Highland J. P. P
Larsen
Forum Betty Skylark
Buhl
Minita Ormsby Pride
Rudolph
Bill
Maytag Farms
Maudlene Superior Legis
R. Vv. Rasmussen
Deerfield
Ill
Mildred C. Pietertje Ormsby
Miss Pietertje
Piere Josephine
Stewart
Flossie Tritomia Ormsby Yeeman
Rasmussen
Ormsby
Korndyke
John B. Cain
Glenbeulah
Wis
Colantha Ormsby
L. J. Chapman
Kansas City
McDonald
Creamelle
Bonnie Walker
Goodlands
Mystic Sunnybrook Legis
Long Hollow
Forum Lilith Ormsby
Chapman Farms
Rock River
Johanna
Sadie Legis
Elmwood Farms
Rock River Farms
Board of Control
University of Illinois
A. R
Tritomia Pietertje Ormsby
Sir Johanna Fayne
Pontiac
Tlinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Charles Weaver
Anoia
Minn
King
Major
Nelson Gormly
Bondurant
Chocolate
Prince
Blue
Barney
Supreme
W. B. Reece
New Providence
Jerry
Greany
Charlie
Dan
Reece
Billie
Safley Bros
Ballie
Mabel
Weaver
Buster
Joe Greany
Hudson
Jim
Buck
Wilken
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Betty
Valentine
Ruth
William Beemer
Chapin
Peter
Roy Herman
Sheffield
Ray Eitel
Hampton
Beauty
Scot Judy
Topsy
BE. J. Saul
Leslie Beemer
Joe
Glenn FR. Foss
la Porte City
Maxine
Will Dew
Billy
Roy Porter
Cedar Falls
Peggy
Gormsey
Gormley
Wheelers
Dairy Interests Should Organize and Modernize Markets
Washington reports Lloyd S. Tenny of the U.S. Department of Agriculture told Cincinnati dairy association members that the American dairy industry must organize production and distribution and develop new markets to offset foreign competition. He noted southern hemisphere expansion, winter-dairying shifts, and the decline of butter and cheese exports, highlighting domestic demand as a key factor in price and supply.
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Washington, D. C
Lloyd S. Tenny
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Co-operative Pure Milk Association
Cincinnati
United States
Tenny
Netherlands
Denmark
Baltic States
Seasonal butter pricing and imports analysis
The excerpt explains that prices stay low to deter foreign supplies under tariffs, then rise as production drops. In mid winter, production is lowest and prices rise enough to invite foreign butter, causing seasonal imports that temper peak prices and reduce incentives to store large quantities for the low production season.
Iowa farm income strong despite cold spell
Des Moines reports favorable Iowa business conditions as frost spared crops. Experts project finishing touches to corn, boosting feeding and sale values. Agricultural income for the year estimated at 702.33 million, led by corn, oats, cattle and hogs with Iowa supplying major shares nationally. Dairy cows and production show shifts, with Wisconsin and Minnesota ahead of New York in cows.
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Des Moines
Iowa
C. L. Holmes
College of Economics
Ames
Holmes
United States
Wheat and grain prices ease on slow export demand
Chicago reports a general grain decline as export demand for wheat lags. World crop estimates sit around 4.23 billion bushels, with corn futures softening on anticipated private yield tallies. Rains cover much of the belt with more forecast. oats and provisions move moderately, with mixed changes.
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Chicago
North America
Board of Trade Cash Quotations October 1 Chicago
Wheat No 2 hard 1.29 1.3014 No 3 hard 1.28 Corn No 1 mixed 87 No 6 mixed 88 No 3 yellow 93 No 4 yellow 92 42 No 5 yellow 88 910 No 6 yellow 88 No 4 white 91 24 44 No 6 white 86 88 sample 85 86 2c Oats No 2 white 50 50c No 3 white 4742 50c No 4 white 7 495a0 Barley 79 86c Timothyseed 2 703.45 Cloverseed 18.50 26.80 Provisions Lard 12.30 Ribs 12.25 Belties 14.37
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Chicago
Sneer Neces
Hog and cattle market report from Chicago Oct 1
Hog receipts reach 3000 with uneven weights and mixed declines across grades. Top hogs fetch about 11.65 while medium and light hogs range 9.25 to 11.25 with packing sows 9.10 to 10.25. Cattle supplies 600 with grain-fed steers up to 16.65 and best fed yearlings around 16.25, grass cattle softer, and sheep trading steady to mixed with fat lambs at 14.10. Hog trade overall steady. steers scarce. top prices exceed 1925 wartime highs.
Realizing fails to halt stock market rise in brisk session
New York Oct 1 profits tempered gains but prices kept climbing amid strong demand in motors utilities eastern rails bakery and store shares. Rail averages reached new highs, with United Drug and Woolworth among leaders as large volumes pressured offerings. Foreign exchanges opened steady with sterling around 4.86 and notable gains in Canadian Pacific and several industrials.
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United Drug
Commercial Solvents
Woolworth
Houston
Texas
Gulf Sulphur and
Erie Railroad
Npw
General Motors
Chrysler
Atlantic
American Tobacco B
Pilots& Ohio
West Virginia
Baltimore
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Chesapeake & Ohio
Commonwealth Power
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Green Cananea Copper
Gillette Safety Retor
Chesa Peake Corporation
International Silver
Russia Insurance
Atchison
Ceeseereee Eee
Monigiy
Nh Laps
Baldwin Locomotive
Balt
Ohio Nassesaaer Esse
Esselaals Barnsdall
Pierce
American Sugar
Wat
American Woolen Amaconda Acnees
Mil St. P. Pfd
N. West, Oo
Am L & PP
Chrysler Wos
Erere Coca Cola
Solorado
Col. Gas
Corn Products Crucible Steel Dodge Bros. A du
Hudson Motors
Illinois Central
Ceeren
Ceererseesereee Int
Harvester Int
Nickel
Inter
Benethon
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Goulsville
Nashville - Mack Truck
Marland Oil
Ssseseereneeters
Kansas
Missouri, Pacific
Ant
Montgomery Ward
Eenwsecamanees
Nash
Ashe
Eens
X. V.n. H& Hartford
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Sseeere Packard
Pan
Pet
Paramount Fam
Las
Pennsylvania
Rep, Iron & Steel Cacaceeeeeeereres Reynolds Tobacco Bews Cheest. L
Texas Corp
Texas & Pacific
Texas Pac. Ld
Joy Aeler Bearing
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
U. S Ind
U. S. Rubber
Steel
Wabash
Ahaa Nipoly
Acen
Western Maryland
Westinghouse Electric
Seseeeers
Willys-Overland
New
Peeeeeeee Ltda National Lead
Peeeee Standard Gas & Electric Cevees
Cotton prices steady as Liverpool and Chicago report gains
Liverpool spanned quiet spots with steady prices and a 5 000 bale sales day while Midlands fair closes near 13.09d. Futures show October at 11.30d and December 11.39d. Chicago cotton opens higher with October at 21.70 cents and May at 22.35 cents.
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Liverpool
Midlands
Chicago
Potatoes market report from Chicago on Oct 1
Receipts total 108 cars on track with 386 on the move and 1,324 shipments nationwide. Trading remains slow as price ranges show Wisconsin sacked round whites Antigas at 1.70 to 1.80 dollars, Minnesota North Dakota sacked Red River Ohios around 1.63, Idaho sacked Russets 1.75 to 1.90 dollars.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota-North Dakota
Aioe
Idaho
Futures close on Chicago prices for butter eggs
Chicago October futures for butter show December 4354c and January 43346c. Eggs futures list refrigerator standards for November 33%4c and refrigerator firsts 30%c, with December 33%s5c.
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Chicago
Omaha Grain Prices on October First
Omaha Nebraska wheat prices list No 2 hard 125 1 28 No 1 hard smutty 124 No 3 hard 125 1 28 No 2 mixed 1224
Clearing House Deficit Shrinks in Week's Bank Reserves
New York Oct 1. The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies shows a deficit in reserve of 23 772 580 dollars. This is a decrease in reserve of 48 840 010 from the prior week when excess reserve stood at 25 067 450 dollars.
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Clearing House
New York
Grain and market quotes from St. Louis
St. Louis grain prices show No. 2 red wheat at 1.45 and No. 2 hard at 1.32. Corn prices include No. 2 yellow at 84c, No. 4 yellow 84c, No. 3 white 64c, No. 3 white oats 49?a, No. 4 white 45a.
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ST. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Commodity receipts and prices in New York and Chicago markets
New York and Chicago market notices list Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry prices and receipts. New York shows butter receipts 5,857 tubs and cheese 190,802 pounds with variety quotes. Chicago records include butter 7,296 tubs and eggs receipts 5,568 cases with price ranges. Poultry values listed by type across both markets.
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New York
Chicago
Grain Receipts and Shipments in Minneapolis Grain Market
Minneapolis grain notes for October showing receipts 661 cars versus 235 year ago. Prices listed for wheat reports No 1 northern at 1.264 to 1.3244, No 12 dark northern spring 1.4114 to 1.554, and other grades. Futures quoted on track and nearby. corn No 3 yellow at 90 to 91 9c, oats No 3 white 44 53 to 46c.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Omaha Livestock Market Report October 1
Livestock prices and receipts at Omaha Nebraska show hogs with light weights down 10 to 25 cents, top hog price $11.10 and mixed lots around $10.50 to $11.78. Cattle receipts 300 with beef and dairy classes mixed gains. steer, yearling, and heifer prices rise modestly with top yearling values around $15.85 and fed steers $12.25 to $15.00. Sheep receipts 2,000 with fat lambs $13.25 to $13.40 and ewes $5.00 to $6.25. range feeding lambs $13.00 to $13.50.
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Waterloo
Aden
Tripoli
Swift d. Co
Neaaaee
Neene
Waterloo Ween
Rath Packing Co
Town Flour & Feed Co
Cohn Bros
Kdomwat
Senaes
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City market notes receipts of hogs 400 with mostly steady values. no large hogs offered. Cattle receipts 400 calves 400 with beef steer and yearling prices up to 25 cents higher, grass feeders steady to strong, vealers up to 50 cents higher. Sheep receipts none. lambs 25 to 40 cents lower, top western lambs around 13.83, bulk around 19.40 to 13.75, natives 12.75, most 11.50 to 12.50.
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Kansas City
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St Paul Livestock Prices Drift With Week’s Trade
Receipts from cattle hogs and sheep shown with mixed shifts. Cattle top at $14.50 for steers, bulk grass units $5.25 7.25 for stock cows and heifers, calves around $15.09. Hogs steady to weak with most butcher hogs $10.50 11.60 and top $11.00. Sheep fat lambs steady to lower with top feeding lambs $13.50 and bulk fat lambs $12.25 13.50. breeding stock and yearling ewes largely native, 150 head of 83 pound breeding ewes at $12 Friday.
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Omaha
Neb
South St. Paul
Minn
Grain prices and receipts at Kansas City market
Wheat receipts totaled 140 cars with prices ranging from No 2 dark hard at 1.43 to No 3 red around 1.37 to 1.40 per bushel. Corn shows slight declines with No 2 white around 0.90, No 3 near 0.87 to 0.89, and other grades near 0.86 to 0.93. Oats hold steady with No 2 white roughly 0.49 to 0.50 per bushel.
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Kansas City Grain
Kansas City
Gorn
Aoaer
Toledo Seed Prices Fix for October to December
Cloverseed markets in Toledo Ohio quote cash imported at 14.00 with October 15.75 asked and December 15.00 asked for domestic seeds. Imported December bids at 14.00. March domestic at 16.10 asked.
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Toledo
Record-setting cattle sale in Grundy Center district
In Lincoln township last week farmer George Bakker sold a single herd of 95 Angus cattle for 7 438 50 dollars to Frank Kuehl. The auctioneers Oscar Tostlebe and Ben Peters called the sale as the biggest single lot they ever handled. Cattle averaged about 78 30 per head and the overall sale total neared 15 000 dollars. Buyers arrived from 40 to 50 miles away as horses fetched nearly 200 dollars each and corn field prices reached 19 50 to 26 50 per acre.
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Grundy Center
George Bakker
Lincoln
Township
Frank Kuehl
Holland
Bakker
Oscar Tostlebe
Cedar Falls
Ben Peters
Wellsburg
Grundy Baby Beef Sells at $16.75
Grundy Center Iowa October 1 Eu gene Plager received 16.75 a hundredweight for three calves he fed in the baby beef contest two calves placing first and second in the Grundy County Baby Beef club show. The calves sold at Marshalltown among the 73 disposed of there following Marshall County fair.
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Grundy Center
Eugene Plager
Grundy County
Marshalltown
Weekly Grain and Provisions Review Chicago Oct 1
Frost danger limited to late corn areas as frost reports show minimal damage to the corn crop nationwide. Corn prices near season lows while wheat and oats slip modestly. provisions mix with 15 to 22 cent moves. Traders note potential harvest delays, weather is key for quality, and hog arrivals unlikely until cold weather.
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Chicago
Jack Frost
Handy
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Better Grades Storage Butter Marketed
Chicago reports light supplies of fancy butter and higher prices for storage butter. Demand improves as large users pay storage prices close to fresh. Withdrawals from storage exceed last year’s by 1,097,471 pounds across four markets. Production lags behind last year, but cool weather and ample feed may halt further declines. more fresh cows noted in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Livestock Prices From East St Louis Sale Patch
Receipts: hogs 2,500 with top at 11.85 and averages around 11.50 to 11.70 for 160 to 230 pounds. Cattle receipts 1,800 with varied changes. fat steers and heifers up 25 cents, grass and native types mixed, cows up to 50 cents. Sheep receipts 1,200 with week highs near 13.75 and weekly averages around 13.25 to 13.50. ewes 4.50 to 5.50, lambs steady.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
E. St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
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