. Illinois farmers' outlook letter [microform]. Agriculture -- Illinois; Agriculture -- Economic aspects Illinois. WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW AND FARM OUTLOOK • By G-. L. Jordan Professor, Agricultural Econcmics mr -hK-f'^ • University of Illinois i r .. . i College of Agriculture ^''^^ ' "^ • ,. . ?• ! •<>• 4 ««' .X (Prepared September 11) ' ' Jt/r (Highlights of the Weekly Market Review and Farm Outlook are broadcast each Friday from IS'Ag to 12:55 , as part of the Illinois Farm Hou Station WILL, 5^0 kilocycles.; Commodity Prices at Chicago Cash December futures ' Thursday Sept. 10,
. Illinois farmers' outlook letter [microform]. Agriculture -- Illinois; Agriculture -- Economic aspects Illinois. WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW AND FARM OUTLOOK • By G-. L. Jordan Professor, Agricultural Econcmics mr -hK-f'^ • University of Illinois i r .. . i College of Agriculture ^''^^ ' "^ • ,. . ?• ! •<>• 4 ««' .X (Prepared September 11) ' ' Jt/r (Highlights of the Weekly Market Review and Farm Outlook are broadcast each Friday from IS'Ag to 12:55 , as part of the Illinois Farm Hou Station WILL, 5^0 kilocycles.; Commodity Prices at Chicago Cash December futures ' Thursday Sept. 10, 19^2 Week aeo (close) Thursday Week ago Wheat (No. 2 soft winter) red « »M* $ 5/^ $ 1/g Corn (No. 3 yellow) .&H- .&H .&k-. ^H .S6 5/^ .g6i Oats (No. 2 white) .53i .52 .52i .51 5/^ Soybeans (No. 3 ye How) - — Butter (90-91 score) .^^-li- .1+14 .1+ii .i|-200» .1^225* Eggs (curi-ent receipts) .32* • 32 •3515 .35^0 Hogs (top price paid) 1^ I' Cattle (top orice paidl |-o Hog-corn ratio, Chicago, Sept. 5 * January butter Up to Friday there was a spectacular rise in wheat and rye prices this week, Oats were strong and corn steady* Prices of hogs, beef steers, butter, and eggs were steady. The bulge in prices was caused by the President's radio talk. Friday morning the August government crop report was published and indicated a record grain harvest. Corn production is estimated to be in excess of 3 billion bushels, and wheat production at S6l million bushels. Soybean production is estimated at 211 million bushels., twice last year's. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Cooperative Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics; University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign camp
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