The Market Reporter. Vol. 4. No. 15

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Author

Various

Title

The Market Reporter, Vol. 4, No. 15

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Produced by The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

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HD: Social sciences: Economic history and conditions, Production

Subject

Farm produce -- Marketing -- Statistics -- Periodicals

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Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 58445

Release Date

December 9, 2018

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.The Market Reporter
2. 2.GROWERS HOLD CLOVER SEED FOR HIGHER PRICES. — Quality of 1921 Crop About Same as That of last Year—Alsike Clover Seed Movement Normal. — MOVEMENT SLOW.
3. 3.A GLANCE AT THE MARKETS.
4. 4.AUGUST EXPORTS OF EVAPORATED MILK SHOW INCREASE. — Shipments of Evaporated Milk During August Exceed Those of Condensed—Export Prices Lower.
5. 5.Live Stock and Meats — HEAVY RECEIPTS FEATURE WEEK’S LIVE STOCK BUSINESS. — Trend of Cattle Prices Decidedly Irregular—Hog Market Has Fairly Healthy Tone. — SHEEP AND LAMB RECEIPTS LARGE. — SHE-STOCK PRICES BREAK. — SHEEP AND LAMB TRADE IMPROVED. — MEAT TRADE NARROW DURING MOST OF SEPTEMBER. — Fairly Good Demand Early in Month Not Sustained—Week-End Accumulations Frequent. — BEEF TRADE UNIMPROVED. — LAMB TRADE CHAOTIC. — List of Brazilian Live-stock Raisers and Breeders Available for Distribution. — Argentine Exports of Chilled Beef, Frozen Mutton and Lamb Increase. — Canadian Livestock Marketing Costs.
6. 6.Fruits and Vegetables — HEAVY PRODUCE MOVEMENT SENDS PRICE TREND DOWNWARD. — Potato Shipments Double Those of Preceding Week—Total Movement Near Peak of Season. — POTATO SHIPMENTS HEAVY. — OTHER FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. — Northern Maine Has Large Potato Crop. — Correction. — RECORD BROKEN BY YEAR’S WATERMELON SHIPMENTS. — Carlot Movement Double that of 1918—Crop of Excellent Quality—Prices Decline Rapidly. — Fruit Prices Firm in New York; Vegetable Prices Dull and Lower.
7. 7.Dairy and Poultry — DEFINITE IMPORT INFORMATION STEADIES BUTTER MARKET. — Tendency Toward Higher Prices—Danish Butter Has Sentimental Effect on Market. — MARKET ON UNDERGRADES IMPROVED. — Dried and Frozen Egg Shipment Arrives From China. — CHEESE MARKETS BECOME STEADY UNDER IMPROVED DEMAND. — Southern Buying Materially Increased—Considerable Quantities of Canadian Cheese Bought. — RETAIL DEMAND INCREASED.
8. 8.Grain and Seeds — WHEAT AND CORN FUTURES DROP STEADILY IN PRICE. — Cash Premiums Strengthen in all Markets Except Minneapolis—Flour is Imported. — FLOUR IMPORTS FROM CANADA. — Ocean Freight Rates on Grain and Flour Reduced. — Bulk of White Clover Seed Already Sold. — Timothy Seed Exports to Europe. — Egypt May Control Sowing of Cotton Seed.
9. 9.Hay and Feed — HAY PRICES REGISTER ADVANCE IN NEW YORK MARKET. — Prices in Most Markets Unchanged Under Continued Light Receipts—Demand for Top Grades Only. — TIMOTHY UP $4 AT NEW YORK. — WHEAT MILL FEED MARKET SHOWS VERY WEAK CONDITION. — General Inactivity in Feed Market Continues—Offerings of Cottonseed Meal Increasing. — MIDDLINGS ACTIVE. — GLUTEN FEED DEMAND DULL. — DEMAND FOR CUT HAY ALMOST A THING OF THE PAST. — General Use of Automobiles and Electric Street Cars Cuts Sales—Was Used Mostly in Cities. — FED MIXED WITH GRAIN. — IMPORTS OF FORAGE-PLANT SEEDS.
10. 10.Cotton — PRICES OF SPOTS AND FUTURES CONTINUE TO ADVANCE. — Condition of Crop Poorest on Record—Production Estimated at Only 6,537,000 Bales. — TRADE APPREHENSIVE. — SPOT SALES LARGER. — Stocks of Government-Classed Cotton at Future Markets. — Premium Staple Cotton. — Imports of Wool at Two Ports.
11. 11.Foreign Markets — INCREASE IN WHEAT SHIPMENTS FEATURES EXPORT TRADE. — August, 1921, Exports of Wheat Exceed in Quantity Those of Any Single Month in Ten Years. — Good Outlook for Spain’s Crop of Jordan and Valencia Almonds.
12. 12.Transcriber’s Notes

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