Oils Lead List To High Points
New York December 1 oil shares led early trading with high grade oils from New Jersey and California boosting the list. Mexican Petroleum drifted down after a brief rally, while Railway Steel Spring International Paper Union and Famous Players fell back. Liberty bonds advanced, foreign war issues weakened, call money opened at five percent.
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New York
New Jersey
California
Standard Oil Company
Stock Exchange
Railway Steel Spring
International Paper, Union and
Famous Players
Liberty
Chicago cattle and hog market wrap contains mixed gains
Cattle receipts reach 10 000 head with veal calves up to 25 cents higher and best cattle to packers around 9.00 to 9.25. Hogs totals about 50 000 with prices mostly steady to slightly lower. top at 7.10 for 150 lb pigs and bulk trade around 6.70 to 7.10. Sheep receipts 18 000 with general steady tone. top fed western lambs 10.45 and bulk fat lambs 9.75 to 10.30. native sheep 3.50 to 4.50. feeder lambs rising.
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Chicago
Hog and livestock market notes from St Joseph
Associated Press data from St Joseph on December 1 reports hog receipts at 7 000 head with prices 10 to 15 cents lower and top hogs at 6.70. Cattle receipts 1 800 head with steady to strong demand. steers 4.50 to 10.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 10.50, calves 4.25 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 3 500 head with steady to 25 cents higher. lambs 9.00 to 9.75, ewes 3.50 to 4.25.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
East St Louis Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
East St. Louis Ill December 1 cattle receipts two thousand with steers 15 to 25 cents higher, bulk cows 3.25 to 4.25, veal calves top 8.75. Hogs receipts nine thousand five hundred, top 7.20 for light loads, 6.95 to 7.25 for 190 to 240 pounds. Sheep receipts 1,899, best lambs steady to lower, feeders 8.25, fat ewes scarce.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Ill
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report From Dec 1
Receipts: cattle 2200, hogs 490, sheep 3500. Cattle: steers up to 25c, yearlings $8.25, heavies $6.85, calves to $9.00, heifers $4.00 6.50, cows $3.50 6.50, bulls $3.00 3.65, stockers $4.00 5.45. Hogs: mostly 10 15c lower, good 200s up to $6.70, top $6.75, bulk $6.40 6.65. Sows steady $5.75 6.00, pigs strong, top $7.35. Sheep: killing classes up to 25c higher, ewes $4.25, choice Texas lambs $4.50, Western lambs $9.8.
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Associated Press
Wires City
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports From Sioux City
Cattle receipts 1,290 head market strong up to 25 cents higher fed steers and yearlings range 7.50 to 11.00 dollars with other categories listed. Hogs receipts 3,009 head market steady to 1 cent higher with lights to heavies priced from 5.75 to 6.50 dollars. Sheep receipts 1,500 head market steady.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Representative Sales in Greers Market Steady to Higher
The general run of greers sold Wednesday in Chicago Til saw activity improve with prices steady to 25c higher in uneven trade. Heavy steers moved slowly yet remained largely steady, with salesmen exerting effort in several cases.
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Catti
Chicago
Greers
Liberal hog market gains on steady to higher tone
Early hog trading showed a steadier to slightly higher tone with yard traders and small buyers active. Outside orders absorbed about half of the fresh receipts, though overall arrivals were a thousand below expectations at 20.
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady
New York cotton futures opened barely steady with December at 17.60 cents a pound, January 17.45, March 17.33, May 17.05 and July 16.57 as the market began trading for December.
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New York
Associated Press
Upturn in Wheat Fails to Stand
Chicago December wheat faced weak gains after early rains in Texas and Argentina. Opening quotes were mixed and the later upturn proved transient while corn rose on Belt weather. Oats firmed with large December deliveries and provisions trading remained near-nominal.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Texas
Argentina
Panhandle
West Texas
Chicago Grain and Produce Prices Listed by Exchange
Chicago market prices show wheat at No. 2 hard around 1.15 pence, corn varying by grade from 59c to 50c, oats from 33c to 36c, rye nominal, barley 50 to 62c, Timothy seed five dollars, clover seed twelve to fifteen dollars, pork nominal, lard eight fifty, ribs seven to seven and three quarters, with several white and mixed grain grades cited.
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Chicago
Ill
U.S
Muscatine
Tri-Cities
Peoria Grain Market Report
Peoria grain market reports corn receipts at 39 cars with prices firmer. No 2 yellow bids 49 to 50 cents, No 4 6% 48 cents, No 2 mixed 49 cents, No 3 white 33 to 33? cents. Market activity notes a modest rise across several grades.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Till
Ieee
Gace Aieeeto
Wheat and potato market notes from Chicago trading desk
Associated Press rundown shows creameries and potatoes with steady to unchanged receipts. Potatoes listed by region with prices for bulk and sacked whites in Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Idaho markets. Poultry alive and market prices for fowls springs and turkeys noted as lower for the day.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
White
Minnesota
Red Rivers
Michigan
Idaho
New York Produce Market Dec 1 Butter Eggs Cheese
Butter receipts 6 670 tubs with creamery prices from 39 to 47 cents per pound. Eggs receipts 9 925 cases with fresh gathered extra firsts at 64 to 68 cents and firsts at 56 to 62 cents. Cheese steady with state whole milk flats fresh specials 21 to 22 cents and average runs 20 cents.
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Associated Press
New York
St Louis Produce Market Moves Butter Prices Quiet
St Louis December 1 Associated Press Leased Wire reports butter prices moved slightly while other dairy prices remained steady at the market.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
New York Bond Market Update
Liberty bonds at noon reported mixed values with 3 percent issues at $96.29 and various issues ranging from $94.73 to $99.98. First and second fours showed bids around $97.00 and $97.66 respectively. Victory bonds traded near $99.98, reflecting steady demand in the market.
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New York
Associated Press
Liberty
Victory
Live Stock Prices for East St. Louis Sale
East St Louis Illinois December 1 horse market reports good to choice draft priced at 149 200 dollars per head eastern chunks at 40 to 55 and choice southern horses at 45 to 80 dollars. Mules 16 to 17 hands priced at 150 dollars 15 to 16 hands 115 dollars 14 to 15 hands 30 to 70 dollars.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Ill
Kansas City Produce Markets Steady on Butter Eggs and Poultry
Kansas City prices for butter eggs and poultry remain unchanged as of December 1 according to Associated Press wires. Veasey reports steady markets without notable shifts in supply or demand.
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Kansas City
Associated Press Veasey
New York Swear Warker New York
Raw and refined sugar, unchanged.
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New York
Associated Press
New York Poultry Prices Steady for Live, Dressed
New York report shows live poultry steady with no price change for Dec 1. Dressed poultry available softer demand with Western chickens at 26 to 44 cents and turkeys at 48 to 52 cents per pound.
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New York
Associated Press
Western Ihickens
Hay Market Prices in Chicago on December First
Chicago hay market reported steady prices with sales receipts at 623 tons and no shipments. Notable quotes include No 1 timothy at 23.00 to 25.00, No 1 light clover mixed at 22.00 to 23.00, and alfalfa at 17.00 to 26.00. Regional feeds from Minnesota Iowa and Kansas show 12.00 to 15.00 for prairie blends and straw prices ranging 12.00 to 16.00.
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Chicago
Ill
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa Prairie
State Prairie
Kansas
Oklahoma
Hutton Market Report Summary From Wheat Trade
Wheat market shows bullish sentiment tempered by reports of rain in the southwest. Prices rose to new highs around midday, but selling volume proved heavy enough to ease prices at the close. W A Hutton Co provided the market report.
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Hutton
W. A. Hutton Co
Crop reporting to be extended by federal program
The Department of Agriculture plans a comprehensive program to improve the crop reporting service funded by available appropriations. Plans include county level maps for harvest time, detailed production estimates by varieties and grades, and expanded livestock, stock, and foreign information services to aid marketing and policy.
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Chicago
Leon M. Estabrook
United States Department of Agriculture
National Association of State Marketing Officials
Estabrook
Department
Foreign Information
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Prisoner Fails Escape in Fort Madison Courtroom
In Fort Madison Iowa Joseph Roper, on trial for escaping a penitentiary, leapt through a window pane as jurors left. He was shot at by the sheriff, fell unconscious, and attempts to flee were thwarted. Roper had previously escaped and was caught in St. Louis. The report also covers mixed commodity and market commentary amid fluctuating wheat reserves and December futures activity.
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Fort Madison
Joseph Roper
Roper
St. Louis
Farm Bloc Not Toe Oppose Valuation Tariff Belief
Washington December 1 Agricultural members of congress will not join in a fight against the American valuation plan says Representative Campbell of Kansas. The Kansas delegation usually supports pro farmer measures, he notes, despite farm groups like the National Farmers Union opposing the plan. Campbell says opposition comes from importers, not farmers.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Representati Campbell
Kansas
House
Campbell
National Farmers’ Union
Counterfeiting Showdowns Marked by Change in Style
Chicago police say counterfeiting is shifting from hand engraved notes to near official looking bills produced with cameras and modern plates. Capt. Thomas I. Porter notes many old experts have retired or moved to quieter lives, though some still believe they can beat detection.
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Chicago
Ill
Thomas I. Porter
United States Secret Service Division
Treasury Department
Porter
Federal Building
Anti-Beer Law Challenged in St. Louis Suit
Falstaff corporation files federal suit in St. Louis challenging the national prohibition act as unconstitutional arguing liquor use for non beverage purposes and citing Palmer's opinion permitting beer for medical uses. Want ads note roomers.
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St. Louis
Falstaff Corporation
Palmer
Masonic and Eastern Star Lodge Meeting Schedule
Regular meetings for Masonic bodies and affiliated orders listed with dates, times, and officers. Masonic Temple locations noted. visiting members welcome. contact details included for Electa Chapter and Rose Croix Shrine.
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A. M
A.M
B. Rendall
W. M
W. H
Washington
E. J. Asthalter
H. P
H. Graff
Webb Council
Royal and Select Masters
Marvy Hill
Worthy
Maude Sauer
Rose Croix Shrine No
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Anna B. Hoffman
Genevieve Fuitien
Laurel
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Margaret Swanson
N. G
Tila Rabedeaux
For Rent Modern Rooms and House on Mulberry Ave
For Rent includes 6 room modern house on Mulberry Ave by Geo. W. Lindle. Unfurnished six room unit offered by J. B. Mark & Sons. Garage for Rent at 407 EF 6th St.
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Park Ave
8Th and Broadway
W. R Schmidt
Nichols
Iowa
West 7Th St
Iowa Ave
J. B. Mark & Sons
Mulberry Ave
Geo
W. Lindle
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Loyal Order OF
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Edward H. Bitzer
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Geo. Fisher
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Perry
Schrup Motor Car Co
Southeastern Iowa
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Henry Kath
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Saare
7Th St
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Keota, Ta
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Salisbury Hotel
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Iowa Avenue
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Muscatine, Iowa
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Salt Lake City
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Davenport Automobile School
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