Prairie farmer's directory of Marshall, Putnam and Stark Counties, Ill, 1917, Part 18

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Publication date: 1917
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : Prairie Farmer Publishing Co.
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Value of land and buildings


. dollars


19,620,485


Form of tenancy:


Share tenants


122


Share-cash tenants


383


Cash tenants .


262


Tenure not specified.


21


Color and nativity of tenants: Native white


614


Foreign-born white


173


Negro and other non-white.


1


Land in farms.


. acres


574


Improved land in farms.


. acres


524


Value of land and buildings


dollars


82,500


Mortgage debt report:


For all farms operated by owners:


Number free from mortgage debt.


367


Number with mortgage debt


171


Number with no mortgage report ..


8


For farms consisting of owned land only:


102


Number reporting debt and amount.


dollars


2.329,937


Amount of mortgage debt ..


. dollars


501,661


Percent of value of land buildings. . dollars


21.5


LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS


Dairy cows on farms reporting dairy products


. number


4,668


Dairy cows on farms reporting milk produced


Milk produced Sold


gallons


60,873


Cream sold


gallons


2,697


Butter fat sold


. pounds


5,163


Butter produced


pounds


369,657


Butter sold


pounds


209,251


Cheese produced


. pounds


30


Cheese sold


Value of dairy products excluding home use of milk and cream


. dollars


98,282


Receipts from sale of dairy products.


dollars


62,894


Poultry raised


.number


158,111


Poultry sold


number


65,361


Eggs produced


dozens


531,515


Eggs sold


dozens


Value of poultry and eggs produced.


dollars


171,746


Receipts from sale of poultry and eggs.


dollars


94,393


Wool, fleeces shorn ..


. number


2,413


Mohair and goat hair fleeces shorn


number


1


Value of wool and mohair produced .


. dollars


4,500


Honey produced


. pounds


4,044


Wax produced


pounds


100


Value of honey and wax produced.


dollars


525


DOMESTIC ANIMALS SOLD AND SLAUGHTERED


Calves-sold or slaughtered


. number


1,669


Other cattle, sold or slaughtered ...


number


8,234


Horses, mules and asses and burros sold.


. number


1,653


Swine, sold or slaughtered ....


number


30,086


Sheep and goats, sold or slaughtered.


number


3,117


Receipts from sale of animals


dollars


990,446


Value of animals slaughtered.


dollars


92,847


3


Number of farms operated by managers.


. number


1,053


. gallons


1,178,868


Value of their land and buildings


326,782


152


FARMERS AND BREEDERS, MARSHALL COUNTY


VALUE OF ALL CROPS


Cereals


dollars


2,748,028


Other grains and seeds.


. dollars


2,893


Hay and forage.


dollars


242,998


Vegetables


dollars


52,578


Fruits and nuts


. dollars


22,172


All other crops


.dollars


19,071


Selected crops:


Corn


.acres


$5,095


Oats


acres


53,350


Wheat


acres


2,670


Emmer and spelt.


acres .


bushels


Barley


. acres


20


bushels


600


Buckwheat


acres


bushels


Rye


acres


35


All tame and cultivated grasses.


. acres


17,157


Timothy alone


acres


8,754


Timothy and clover mixed.


. acres


5,839


Clover alone


acres


2,399


Alfalfa


. acres


104


Millet or Hungarian grass.


.acres


61


Other tame or cultivated grasses.


acres


Wild, salt or prairie grasses


. acres


83


tons


100


Grain cut green


acres


35


tons


29


Coarse forage


. acres


67


tons


180


Potatoes


.acres


529


Sweet potatoes and yams


acres


3


bushels


189


acres


281


Maple trees


number


15


Maple sirup


(made)


. gallons


5


Broom corn


. acres


FRUITS AND NUTS


Apples


trees


18.157


bushels


11,920


Peaches and nectarines.


trees


10,326


Pears


trees


1,897


bushels


260


Plums and prunes


trees


2,582


Cherries


trees


5.323


Quinces


trees


76


bushels


Grapes


vines


8,059


pounds


77,310


Strawberries


.acres


8


Raspberries and loganberries


acres


8


Blackberries and dewberries


.acres


9


quarts


7,268


Nuts


. trees


133


pounds


200


MISCELLANEOUS


Labor-farms reporting


877


Cash expended


dollars


192,536


Rent and board furnished.


.dollars


48,577


Fertilizer-farms reporting


25


Amount expended


dollars


1,911


Feed-farms reporting


387


Amount expended


.dollars


64,965


Receipts from sale of feedable crops.


1,181,072


437


tons


23,32S


tons


12,167


tons


7,797


tons


2,944


tons


304


tons


116


tons


bushels


47,903


All other vegetables Value


. dollars


Maple sugar


(made)


quarts


9,235


quarts


6,417


bushels


2,737


bushels


192


bushels


3,682,624


bushels


2,229,299


bushels


45,877


bushels


153


PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


GENERAL FARM DATA FROM PUTNAM COUNTY, ILLINOIS-From 1910 Census


Population


7,561


Number of all farms.


537


Color and nativity of farmers:


375


Foreign-born white


1.62


Negro and other non-white.


Number of farms, classified by size:


Under 3 acres ..


3 to 9 acres.


11


10 to 19 acres.


13


20 to 49 acres.


31


50 to 99 acres.


90


100 to 174 acres


182


175 to 259 acres


121


260 to 499 acres


76


500 to 999 acres.


12


1,000 acres and over


1


Approximate land area. . acres


110,720


Land in farms.


. acres


92,596


Improved land in farms.


. acres


67,887


Woodland in farms. .


. acres


18,485


Other improved land in farms.


. acres


6,224


Percent of land area in farms


83.6


Percent of farm land improved.


73.3


Average acres per farm.


172.4


Average improved acres per farm.


126.4


All farm property, value.


. dollars


12,080,595


Land


dollars


9,693,617


Buildings


dollars


1,247,560


Implements and machinery.


dollars


216,294


Domestic animals, poultry and bees.


. dollars


923,124


Percent of value of all property in


Land


80.2


Buildings


10.3


Implements and machinery


1.8


Domestic animals, poultry and bees.


7.6


Average values:


All property per farm


. dollars


22,496


Land and buildings per farm


. dollars


20,375


Land per acre ..


dollars


104.69


Farms reporting domestic animals


527


Value of domestic animals.


dollars


896,159


Cattle:


Total number


7,738


Dairy cows


2,407


Other cows


1,697


Yearling heifers


1,037


Calves


1,081


Yearling steers and bulls


740


Other steers and bulls.


776


Value


. dollars


225,866


Horses:


Total number


4,269


Mature horses


3,663


Yearling colts


449


Spring colts


157


Value


. dollars


516,945


Mules:


Total number


132


Mature mules


111


Yearling colts


17


Spring colts


4


Value


dollars


17,165


Asses and burros:


Number


4


Value


dollars


640


Swine:


Total number


13,958


Mature hogs


7,571


Springs pigs


6,387


Value


. dollars


126,152


Sheep :


Total number


1,882


Rams, ewes and wethers.


1,185


Spring lambs


697


Value


. dollars


9,361


Native white


154


FARMERS AND BREEDERS, PUTNAM COUNTY


Goats:


Number


3


Value dollars


30


Number of poultry of all kinds.


46,302


Value . dollars


23,963


Number of colonies of bees.


910


Value


.dollars


3,002


Number of farms operated by owners.


257


Percent of all farms ..


47.9


Land in farms.


.acres


44,939


Improved land in farms.


. acres


30,277


Value of land and buildings


. dollars


5,122,346


Degree of ownership:


Farms consisting of owned land only.


178


Farms consisting of owned and hired land.


79


Native white


173


Foreign-born white


84


Negro and other non-white.


277


Percent of all farms


51.6


Land in farms ..


. acres


46,767


Improved land in farms


. acres


37,317


Value of land and buildings


. dollars


5,760,431


Form of tenancy:


Share tenants


62


Share cash tenants


76


Cash tenants


138


Tenure not specified.


1


Color and nativity of tenants:


Native white


199


Foreign-born white Negro and other non-white.


78


Number of farms operated by managers


3


Land in farms.


. acres


890


Improved land in farms


. acres


293


Value of land and buildings.


. dollars


58,400


Mortgage debt report:


For all farms operated by owners:


Number free from mortgage debt.


141


Number with mortgage debt ..


110


Number with no mortgage report ..


6


For farms consisting of owned land only.


Number reporting debt and amount.


67


Value of their land and buildings.


.dollars


1,359,313


Amount of mortgage debt ..


. dollars


410,080


Percent of value of land and buildings.


30.2


LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS


Dairy cows on farms reporting dairy products


number


2,191


Dairy cows on farms reporting milk produced.


Milk produced


. gallons


746,136


Sold


. gallons


92,634


Cream sold


. gallons


1,873


Butter fat sold.


. pounds


800


Butter produced


. pounds


187,691


Sold


. pounds


115,465


Cheese produced Sold


Value of dairy products excluding home use of milk and cream. . dollars


. dollars


40,000


Poultry raised


. number


60,315


Sold


number


25,163


Eggs produced


. dozens


191,896


Sold


. dozens


110.906


Value of poultry and eggs produced.


.dollars


63,903


Receipts from sale of poultry and eggs


. dollars


32,851


Wool. fleeces shorn ...


number


2,200


Mohair and goat hair fleeces shorn.


number


Value of wool and mohair produced.


dollars


2,229


Honey produced


. pounds


7,906


Wax produced


. pounds


125


Value of honey and wax. produced.


.dollars


912


DOMESTIC ANIMALS SOLD OR SLAUGHTERED


Calves, sold or slaughtered.


number


1,201


Other cattle sold or slaughtered.


. number


4,304


Horses, mules and asses and burros sold.


. number


483


Swine, sold or slaughtered.


. number


11,435


Sheep and goats, sold or slaughtered.


. number


3,636


Receipts from sale of animals.


. dollars


438.303


Value of animals slaughtered.


. dollars


27,988


155


56,553


Receipts from sale of dairy products.


number


1,903


Color and nativity of owners:


Number of farms operated by tenants.


PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


VALUE OF ALL CROPS


Cereals


. dollars


917,319


Other grains and seeds.


.dollars


2,441


Hay and forage


. dollars


104,147


Vegetables


. dollars


32,319


Fruits and nuts


dollars


10,870


All other crops.


. dollars


16,302


SELECTED CROPS


Corn


acres


29,372


bushels


1,329,073


Oats


acres


14,740


Wheat


acres


1,440


Emmer and spelt.


. acres


6


bushels


120


Barley


acres


10


Buckwheat


acres


Rye


acres


107


All tame or cultivated grasses.


acres


7,099


Timothy alone


acres


4,408


tons


6,371


Timothy and clover mixed. .


acres


1,729


Clover alone


acres


804


tons


1,150


Alfalfa


acres


120


tons


296


Millet or Hungarian grass


acres


35


Other tame or cultivated grasses


acres


3


Wild, salt or prairie grasses


acres


38


tons


45


Grains cut green.


. acres


13


Coarse forage


. acres


45


tons


152


Potatoes


acres


325


Sweet potatoes and vams.


. acres


8


All other vegetables.


acres


185


Maple trees


. number


540


Maple sugar (made)


. nounds


Maple sirup (made) .


.gallons


188


Broom corn


. acres


FRUITS AND NUTS


Apples


. trees


10,605


Peaches and nectarines.


trees


5,695


Pears


.trees


1,249


bushels


186


Plums and prunes.


trees


1,419


bushels


160


Cherries


trees


2,405


Quinces


trees


43


Grapes


vines


2,675


nounds


35,365


Strawberries


. acres


3


quarts


4,465


Raspberries and loganberries


acres


685


Blackberries and dewberries


. acres


3


quarts


2,795


Nuts


trees


201


pounds


2,650


MISCELLANEOUS


Labor-farms reporting


324


Cash expended


. dollars


81,056


Rent and board furnished.


. dollars


30,839


Fertilizer-farmers reporting


9


Amount expended


. dollars


628


Feeds-farms reporting


164


Amount expended


.dollars


19,982


Receipts from sale of feedable crops.


.dollars


434,400


bushels


24,083


bushels


230


bushels


bushels


1,570


tons


10,243


tons


2,336


tons


86


tons


4


tons


17


bushels


26,189


bushels


bushels


5,448


bushels


1,807


bushels


1,160


bushels


1


quarts


156


bushels


603,789


FARMERS AND BREEDERS, STARK COUNTY


GENERAL FARM DATA FROM STARK COUNTY, ILLINOIS-From 1910 Census


Population


10,098


Number of all farms.


1,107


Color and nativity of farmers:


Native white


9-91


Foreign-born white


116


Negro and other non-white ..


Number of farms, classified by size:


Under 3 acres.


4


3 to 9 acres.


32


10 to 19 acres


32


20 to 49 acres.


68


50 to 99 acres.


165


100 to 174 acres


429


175 to 259 acres


232


260 to 499 acres


137


500 to 999 acres.


S


1,000 acres and over


Approximate land area.


.acres


185,600


Land in farms ..


. acres


175,719


Improved land in farms


. acres


160,649


Woodland in farms ..


acres


8,413


Other unimproved land in farms


. acres


6,657


Percent of land area in farms


94.7


Percent of farm land improved.


91.4


Average acres per farm ..


158.7


Average improved acres per farm.


145.1


All farm property value


. dollars


27,082,397


Land


. dollars


21,631,668


Buildings


. dollars


2,810,475 421,336


Domestic animals, poultry and bees.


. dollars


2,218,918


Percent of value of all property in


Land


79.9


Buildings


10.4


Implements and machinery.


1.6


Domestic animals, poultry and bees ..


8.2


Average values:


All property per farm.


.dollars


24,465


Land and buildings per farm.


. dollars


22.080


Land per acre ..


. dollars


123.10


Farms reporting domestic animals


1,100


Value of domestic animals. .


dollars


2,168,348


Cattle:


Total number


14.426


Dairy cows


3.647


Other cows


3.470


Yearling heifers


1,876


Calves


2.068


Yearling steers and bulls


1,960


Other steers and bulls.


1,405


Value


dollars


449,462


Horses:


Total number


9.849


Mature horses


8.484


Yearling colts


1,055


Spring colts


310


Value


. dollars


1,267,255


Mules:


Total number


312


Mature mules


287


Yearling colts


9


Value


.dollars


43,400


Asses and burros:


Number


.dollars


10


Swine:


Total number


38,945


Mature hogs


20,555


Spring pigs


. dollars


351,378


Sheep:


Total number


12,788


Rams, ewes and wethers


7.476


Spring lambs


5.312


Value


. dollars


56,645


Spring colts


1


Value


18,990


Value


Implements and machinery.


dollars


157


PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


Goats:


Number


57


Value dollars


198


Number of poultry of all kinds.


97,013


Value . dollars


48,804


Number of colonies of bees. Value . dollars


549


Number of farms operated by owners. Percent of all farms


50.2


Land in farms ..


. acres


89,852


Improved land in farms.


. acres


80,908


Value of land and buildings.


. dollars


12,585,813


Degree of ownership:


Farms consisting of owned land only.


412


Farms consisting of owned and hired land.


144


Color and nativity of owners:


Native white


497


Foreign-born white


59


Negro and other non-white


Number of farms operated by tenants.


539


Percent of all farms Land in farms ...


. acres


83,308


Improved land in farms.


. acres


77,612


Value of land and buildings.


. dollars


11,470,680


Form of tenancy:


Share tenants


187


Share cash tenants.


156


Cash tenants


193


Tenure not specified.


3


Color and nativity of tenants:


Native white


482


Foreign-born white


57


Negro and other non-white.


12


Land in farms.


. acres


2,559


Improved land in farms


. acres


2,129


Value of land and buildings


. dollars


385,650


Mortgage debt report:


For all farms operated by owners


Number free from mortgage debt.


329


Number with mortgage debt.


210


Number with no mortgage report ..


17


For farms consisting of owned land only:


127


Value of their land and buildings.


2,910,478


Amount of mortgage debt ..


739,000


Percent of value of land and buildings.


25.4


LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS


Dairy cows on farms reporting dairy products.


. number


3,253


Dairy cows on farms reporting milk produced.


. number


2,747


Milk produced


. gallons


796,135


Milk sold


. gallons


9,706


Cream sold


. gallons


4,513


Butter fat sold Produced


. pounds


262,232


Sold


. pounds


131,797


Cheese produced Sold


. pounds


1,025


Value of dairy products, excluding home use of milk and cream. . dollars


. dollars


36,326


Poultry raised


number


132,481


Poultry sold


number


58,040


Eggs produced Sold


dozens


218,895


Value of poultry and eggs produced.


. dollars


128,855


Receipts from sale of poultry and eggs


dollars


70,289


Wool, fleeces shorn ...


. number


5,843 128


Value of wool and mohair produced.


dollars


12,795


Honey produced


. pounds


2,289


Wax produced


. pounds


100


Value of honey and wax produced.


. dollars


316


DOMESTIC ANIMALS SOLD AND SLAUGHTERED


Calves, sold or slaughtered.


. number


518


Other cattle sold or slaughtered.


number


7,749


Horses, mules and asses and burros sold.


. number


1,130


Swine sold or slaughtered ..


number


30,506


Sheen and goats sold or slaughtered.


number


4,227


Receipts from sale of animals.


. dollars


1,014,367


Value of animals slaughtered


. dollars


53,070


158


-


Receipts from sale of dairy products.


dozens


362,460


Mohair and goat hair fleeces shorn.


. number


8,860


pounds


. pounds


1,010


64,674


Number reporting debt and amount.


Number of farms operated by managers.


48.7


1,766


556


FARMERS AND BREEDERS, STARK COUNTY


VALUE OF ALL CROPS


Cereals


. dollars


2,092,760


Other grains and seeds


.dollars


4,725


Hay and forage.


. dollars


234,788


Vegetables


. dollars


43,401


Fruits and nuts.


. dollars


22,472


All other crops.


. dollars


12,031


SELECTED CROPS


Corn


acres


64,780


Oats


acres


31,626


Wheat


acres


2,643


Emmer and spelt.


. acres


10


bushels


231


Barley


acres


112


Buckwheat


acres


Rye


acres


97


All tame and cultivated grasses


acres


14,978


Timothy alone


acres


6,402


Timothy and clover mixed.


acres


6,089


tons


9,169


Clover alone


acres


2.421


Alfalfa


acres


16


Millet or Hungarian grass.


. acres


50


Other tame or cultivated grasses.


acres


Wild, salt or prairie grass


acres


8


tons


12


Grains cut green ..


acres


37


tons


75


Coarse forage


. acres


26


Potatoes


. acres


539


Sweet potatoes and yams.


acres


1


All other vegetables


acres


174


Maple trees


. number


15


Maple sugar (made)


. pounds


Maple sirup (made) .


. gallons


15


Broom corn


. acres


FRUITS AND NUTS


Apples


bushels


10,368


Peaches and nectarines


trees


8,644


Pears


trees


1,234


Plums and prunes.


trees


3.899


bushels


327


Cherries


trees


6,299


Quinces


trees


14


bushels


vines


5,787


pounds


49,530


Strawberries


acres


25


quarts


26,619


Raspberries and loganberries


acres


8


quarts


6,657


Blackberries and dewberries


acres


30


quarts


27.332


Nuts


trees


41


pounds


1,490


MISCELLANEOUS


676


Cash expended


.dollars


161.109


.Rent and board furnished


. dollars


43,504


Fertilizer-farms reporting


.dollars


777


Feed-farms reporting


.dollars


36,734


Amount expended


Receipts from sale of feedable crops.


. dollars


859.859


bushels


3,010,737


bushels


1,319,176


bushels


51,937


bushels


2,241


bushels


bushels


1,395


tons


22,597


tons


9,564


tons


3,727


tons


42


tons


95


tons


tons


75


bushels


50,296


bushels


37


bushels


672


bushels


292


bushels


3,711


Grapes


. trees


14,952


Labor-farms reporting


12


Amount expended


267


159


PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


MONTHLY RANGE OF CASH CORN PRICES


Following table gives the lowest and highest monthly paid for contract corn in the Chicago market for the past fourteen years:


1915


1914


1913


1912


1910


1909


January


$ .681/2


$ .60


$ .461/2


$ .6312


1911 $ .451/2


$ .621/2


$ .581/4


.77


.66


.501/2


.70


.47 34


.68


.6034


February


.681/2


.61


.49


.631/2


.451/2


.63


.61


.78


.631/2


.512


.661/2


48


.661/2


.651/2


March


.70


.63


.50


. 6634


.451/2


.60


.64


.75


.70


.531/2


.74


.48


.65


.671/2


Apri


.72


.64


.54


.74


.46 .5314


.61


.721/2


May


.7434


.67


.57 .551/4


.81 1/2 .7614 .821/2 .721/2


.551/4


.63 .571/2


.711/2


July


.7534


.671/2


.60


.691/2 .75


.67


.661/4


.741/4


August


.7514


.74


.681/2


.731/2


.623/4


.5834


.661/2


September


.651/4


.721/2


.711/1


.681/4


.651/2


.5034


.63


.78


.831/4


.7814


.79


.69


.60


.693/4


October


.5934


.7112


.67 34


.581/2


.691/2


.471/2


.59


.67


.76


.73


.69


.75


.521/2


.62


November


.611/2


.6234


.71


.50


.69


.471/2


.611/4


.681/2


.781/4


.741/4


.5834


.76


.52


.641/2


December


.691/2


.621/4


.67


.471/2


.68


.451/2


.621/2


.771/2


.6834


.731/2


.54


.71


.50


1908


1907


1906


1905


1904


1903


January


$ .57


$ .3934


$ .41


$ .42


$ .4234


$ .4334


$ .561/2


.60


.431/2


.43


.4314


471/2


.481/s


.641/2


February


.561/2


.43


.39


.423/4


.46


.421/2


.5658


.591/2


.441/4


.421/4


.451/2


.541/2


.45


.611/4


March


.581/2


.43


.39


451/2


.49


.413/8


.56


.66


.45


.44


.481/2


.561/2


.4558


.6118


.65


.44 1/4


.431/2


.46


.46.1/2


.4134


.5634


.68


.503/4


.48


.491/2


.567/8


.451/4


.641/2


May


.67 34


.491/2


.471/2


.48


.471/


.44


.591/s


.82


.56


.50


.641/2


.50


.46


.6434


June


.67 1/4


.5134


.50


.5134


.4718


.471/4


.61


July


.701/2


.52


.4912


.5334


.471/4


.49


.56


.78


.551/


.531/4


.59


.50


.53


.88


August


.771/2


.54


.481/2


.53


.511/4


.501/2


.54


.80


.611/2


.51


.57


.5534


.53


.60


September


.78


.601/2


.47


.511/4


.51


.451/


.57


.82


.633/4


.50


.541/2


.543/4


.5234


.621/2


October


.66


.5534


.4434


.50


.50


.431/2


.55


.79


.661/2


.471/4


.541/2


.571/2


.46


.611/2


November


.62


.551/2


.44


.451/2


.50


.413g


.52


.661/2


.601/2


.47 1/4


.511/2


.581/8


.4434


.58


December


.5634


.571/2


.40


.42


.431/2


.41


.4334


.6214


.611/2


.46


.5014


.49


.4334


.5714


MONTHLY RANGE OF CASH WHEAT PRICES


Following table gives the lowest and highest monthly prices paid on contract wheat in the Chicago market in the past twelve years:


1915


1914


1913


1912


1911


1910


January


.$1.267/8


$ .88


$ .881/2


$ .9338


$ .921/4


$1.101/2


1.54


.981/2


1.153/8


1.14


1.12


1.2738


February


1.4512


.891/2


.901/2


.951/2


.86


1.1138


1.68


.9734


1.12


1.15


1.07


1.271/2


March


1.3634


.8958


.871/4


.9838


.841/2


1.13


1.65


.9738


1.08


1.15


1.02


1.25


April


1.50


.891/2


.90


.99


.831/


1.061/2


1.66


.971/2


1.091/2


1.22


1.04


1.21


May


1.35


.92


.901/2


1.1038


901/2


.98


1.641/2


1.0038


1.093/8


1.22


1.06


1:1914


June


1.11


.7834


.911/2


1.06 1.20


1.03


1.14


July


1.081/2


.7734


.84


.971/2


.831/2


.981/2


1.5334


1.09


.96


1.16


1.081/2


1.291/2


August


1.31


1.27


.9414


1.075g


1.15


1.251/2


September


1.17


1.33


.951/2


1.07


1.12


1.17


October


1.00


1.0134


.85


.91


1.17


1.14


1.2034


1.171/2


.961/2


1.11


.86


.9734


1.49


.99


1.08


.98


.851/4


.84


.95


.863 8


.9918


.98


1.00


.881/2


.901/2


.8918


.951/2


.741/4


.541/2


.5434


.563/4


.501/2


.52


.711/2


June


.7114


.681/2


.5814


.531/2


.761/2


.731/2


.63


.76


.591/


.601/2


.77


.5934


.5934


.68


.82


.76


.661/2


.8214


.86


.83


.651/4


.671/2


.70


.561/2


.661/2


.79


.691/2


.79


721/2


.60


.521/4


.56


.721/4


.76


.66 1902


April


160


.91%


-


MARSHALL, PUTNAM. STARK COUNTIES


November


1.0212


1.111/8


.88


.85


.901/2


.8912


1.1434


1.811/8


.97


1.07 14


1.12


1.09


December


1.06


1.1358


.8578


.85


.911/2


.90


1.2812


1.31


.971/2


1.1134


1.10


1.10


1909


1908


1907


1906


1905 $1.151%


$ .8114


February


1.07 1/2


.891/4


.7278


.791/4


1.131/2


.86


1.24


.997/8


.87


.87


1.24


1.10


March


1.1738


.92


.721/2


.741/


1.11


.881/4


April


1.19


.89


.74


.771/


.86 1/2


.851/2


1.4434


.993/4


.87


.91 1/2


1.1934


1.0238


May


1.261/2


.9858


.79


.80 14


.87


.8734


1.54


1.11


1.06


.943/4


1.1334


1.06


June


1.29


.891/8


.87


.8158


.94


.92


July


1.0614


.841/2


.89


.721/2


.861/2


.9414


1.40


.921/8


1.061/2


.85


1.20


1.12


August


.99 1/4


.8934


.8178


.69 1/8


.7778


.94


1.36


.9578


1.05


.777/8


1.15


1.20


September


1.0012


.9538


.911/2


.691/8


.7834


1.05%


1.15


1.06


1.12


.79


.95


1.22


October


1.03


.97 1/4


.911/2


.71


.8234


1.0934


1.21 1/2


1.08


1.22


.7334


.921/4


1.22


November


1.0314


.99 1/4


.881/2


.7158


.8318


1.097%


1.21


1.10


.97


.741/4


.92


1.20


December


1.06


.991/4


.92%


.7258


.821/2


1.111/4


1.28 1/4


1.07


1.12


.75


.90


1.22


MONTHLY RANGE OF CASH OATS PRICES


Following table gives the lowest and highest monthly prices paid for contract oats in the Chicago market in the past fourteen years :


1915


1914


1913


1912


1911


1910


1909


January


$ .49


$ .373%


$ .32


$ .4678


$ .307g


$ .441/2


$ .4914


.585/8


.39


.331/2


. 5158


.3214


.481/2


.5014


February


.53


.381/2


.323/4


.513/4


.30


.461/4


.50


March


.535/8


.3778


.3158


.511/2


.287/8


.43


.5258


.601/8


.3934


.3334


.5434


.301/2


.471/4


.5533


April


.5378


.37


.34


.541/2


.29 1s


.411/2


.53


.571/2


.393/8


.3534


.581/2


.321/2


.431/2


.5614


May


.501/2


.37


.35Is


.5012.


.3178


.361/2


.5614


.56


.421/2


.43


.58


.36


.4314


.621/2


June


.463/8


.365/8


.381/2


.501/2


.3576


.35


.5334


July


.483/4


.345/8


.373/2


.42


.381/2


.3834


.441/2


.60


.4834


.4218


.35


.421/2


.3834


.42


September


.36


.44


.4018


.31


.4258


.3138


.3834


.381/2


.5118


.4338


.3434


.46


.341/2


.48


October


.353/4


.443/4


.3638


.31


.4518


.2934


.3818


.41


.331/2


47 1/4


.3234


.411/2


November


.3714


.471/2


.371/2


.301/4


.4434


.305/8


.333


December


.411/2


.4678


.3758


.3112


.4614


.31


.40


.451/2


.49 3/4


.401/s


.3318


.4738


.3178


.45 1902


January


.$ .481/4


$ .331/2


$ .291/2


$ .293/s


$ .3612


$ .3134


$ .3818


.51 1/2


.371/4


.32


.31


.411/2


.341/2


.461/4


February


.4814


.37


.293/4


.291/2


.3938


.331/2


.4034


.5338


.411/4


.3034


.3214


.46


.36


.4414


March


.5218


.395/8


.287/8


.291/4


.38


.3114


.4014


.545/8


.43


.3034


.3314


.4234


.343/8


.451/2


April


.513/4


.411/2


.307/8


.2838


.361%


.321/2


.41


.5378


.451/2


.3234


.33


.417/8


.3538


.441/2


.561/2


.481%


.3434


.32


.4434


.381/4


.491/2


June


.50


.4134


.3334


.3014


.3934


.351/2


.39


.53


.493/4


.4234


.3314


.421/4


.43 1/4


.48 18


July


.51


.411/S


.3014


.27


.381/2


.3316


.30


.601/2


.46


.39 1/4


.3414


.45


.45


.56


August


.46


.447/8


.29Is


.2514


.311/2


.3358


.25


.50


.54


.32


.291/2


.40


.3634


.31


September


.48


.51


.30


.25


.295/8


.351%


.2616


.5014


.561/2


.341/4


.30


.331/2


.38


.2714


October


.4634


.45


.32 1/4


.271/2


.281/4


.341/2


.27 1/4


November


.473/4


.441/2


.33


.29


.29


.3314


.275%


.3514


.313/8


.3214


.381/2


.291/5


December


.4838


.461/2


.33


.291/2


.281/2


.3414


.2914


.


.501/2


.507/s


.345g


.3234


.32


.38


.32


$1.031/4


$ .911/4


$ .71


$ .8114


1.0818


1.021/4


.751/2


.90


1.21


.931/2


1.2638


1.011/8


.861/2


.851/2


1.1834


1.0278


1.60


1.00


1.05


.891/4


1.20


1.06


.49 3/4


.4034


.431/8


.5334


.433/4


.401/4


.59


.591/2


.391/2


.4178


.57


. 46 3/4


.441/2


.531/2


August


.46


.331/2


.391/2


.31


.393/8


.3234


.361/2


.411/2


.50


.391/4


.311/2


. 473/8


.323/4


.3934


1908


1907


1906


1905


1904


1903


May


.523/4


.321/8


.2858


.395/8


.3338


.41


.49


.5434


.3434


.3034


.311/2


.381%


/2


.30


.3838


.4834


.5258


.49


.5514


.60


.391/2


.3434


1904


January


.491%


.49


161


PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


PRODUCTION OF CORN, WHEAT AND OATS


Production of corn, wheat and oats in the United States, according to estimates made by the Department of Agriculture for years undermentioned follows:


Year.


Corn, bu.


Wheat, bu.


Oats, bu.


1840


377,492,000


84,821,000


123,055,000


1850


591,630,000


100,164,000


146,565,000


1860


827,095,000


170,176,000


172,089,000


1862


564,630,000


186,763,000


170,739,000


1863


451,153,000


190,888,000


174,650,000


1864


530,451,000


160,696,000


175,990,000


1865


704,428,000


148,523,000


225,252,000


1866


867,946,000


152,000,000


268,141,000


1867


768,320,000


212,441,000


278,698,000


1868


906,527,000


224,036,000


254,961,000


1869


874,320,000


260,147,000


288,334,000


1870


1,094,255,000


235,885,000


247,277,000


1871


991,989,000


230,722,000


255,742,000


1872


1,092,719,000


249,997,000


271,747,000


1873


932,274,000


281,255,000


270,340,000


1874


850,148,000


309,103,000


240,369,000


1875


1,321,069,000


292,136,000


354,317,000


1876


1,283,827,000


289,356,000


320,884,000




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