The Market Reporter, Vol. 4, No. 15

"The Market Reporter, Vol. 4, No. 15" by Various is a historical document offering a snapshot of early 1920s agricultural economics. This United States Department of Agriculture weekly report reveals the fluctuating financial values of crops, livestock, and produce. It serves as a window into the strategies of farmers and traders as they respond to shifting sale prices and conditions. The publication opens with an analysis of clover seed markets in late September 1921, showing how seller expectations of red clover and the steadier movement of alsike clover affected market behavior. Complete with state-by-state statistics, the report gives agricultural stakeholders insights into the economic forces shaping their livelihood during this post-war period.