Merger Lifts Steel Stocks in Early Market Trading
Independent Steels led gains on the New York stock exchange as merger rumors boosted prices for Lackawanna Republic and Bethlehem Crucible Gulf States and Sloss Sheffield rose. General Electric Standard Oil of New Jersey and Standard Oil California extended gains while copper, shipping, International Paper and American Woolen showed strength. Rails stayed sluggish and foreign exchange eased after a modest rally. call money opened around five percent.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Independent Steels
Stock Exchange
Lackawanna
Republic
Dvale
Thlehem
Crucible
Gulf States
Sloss-Sheffield
General Electric
Andards
New Jersey
Standard Oil
California
International Paper
American Woolen
Chicago Livestock Market Roundup December cattle and hogs mixed
Cattle receipts 3,000 head with beef steers steady to 25c higher, bulk prices 6.25 to 8.25. stockers and fat cattle steady. bulls weak with best Bologna around 3.85. calves and stockers steady with top dealers at 9.00 to 9.25. Hogs receipts 33,009 head with market fairly active. light and light weights steady, others steady to lower than yesterday. Sheep receipts 8,000 head fat lambs 25c higher, sheep and yearlings steady. western fed lambs to city butchers 19.75. bulk fat lambs 10.00 to 10.50. top 5.25 for ewes. feeders scarce, steady.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ill
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported
Kansas City Livestock market data from December 2 shows cattle receipts at 1,000 head with beef steers up to $7.25 top and most sales $4.35 to $7.20. Stock cattle rise 25 cents, cows $4.50 to $5.25, other grades $3.50 to $4.25, and high quality heifers $5.60 to $6.50. Hogs receipts 2,000 head with prices 5 to 10 cents higher. best light hogs to packers $6.80, most $6.55 to $6.75. Sows higher while pigs steady. Sheep at 1,500 head with slaughter lambs around $9.50.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
East St. Louis market notes cattle receipts 1500 head with steers steady to 25c higher. top pen price 9.00 for calves. Hogs receipts 12500, market active and 5 to 10c higher. top 7.25 for lights, 7.10 for 200 lb butchers, bulk 7.00-7.10. Keep 700, lambs and sheep up to 50c higher. top lambs 9.75, natives and westerns 9.59-9.75, ewes scarce around 4.00.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Sioux City Live Stock Market Report December 2
Sioux City cattle receipts total 790 head with steady market and 25 cent drop. Fed steers and yearlings range 7.50 to 11.60, fat cows 4.00 to 7.90, calves 23.59 to 6.00, hog receipts 3,500 with steady tone and prices from 5.50 to 6.60, sheep receipts 700 head with market noted.
Hogs and cattle market notes from St. Joseph Missouri
Hogs receipts 6500 head with price activity opening higher and closing 10 cents lower. top 6.75, bulk 6.25 to 6.70. Cattle receipts 609 head with market steady to strong. Lambs 9.00 to 9.75, ewes 3.25 to 4.00.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Chicago Til Steers Bring Gains Amid Abundant Hogs
Chicago Til December 2. Steers sold on an active market averaging 10 to 25 cents higher than Wednesday. Few light and medium weight steers were offered. some long fed heavy steers gained most. Unevenness persisted as medium grades rose. hogs were plentiful with about a quarter of the 57 000 offerings left unsold. Shipping orders were large, totaling about 50 000 in four days.
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Chicago
Til
East St. Louis Horse Market Prices Report
East St. Louis Illinois on December 2 reports horse prices by class. Draft horses bring 140 to 200 dollars for good to choice quality. eastern chunks 40 to 55 dollars. choice southern horses 80 to 5a dollars. Tenies 8 to 17 hands sell 150 to 200 dollars. 15 to 16 hands 115 to 180 dollars. 14 to 15 hands around 0 to 70 dollars.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Ill
Bond yields quoted for various U S treasuries in New York
The Associated Press reports Treasury bond bids in New York with 3s at 96.26, first 4s at 97.10, second 4s at 97.42, third 4s at 97.70, fifth 4s at 97.70, Victory 3Ms at 29.96, and Victory 4s at 99.96 with multiple bid levels listed.
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Associated Press
New York
Moon
Victory
Wheat Holds Firmer Tone In Early Market
Chicago early session shows considerable wheat firmness on scarce moisture in the southwest. Prices open with mixed moves and gain then retreat, while May and December futures rise modestly amid corn belt rainfall. Provisions stay inactive as hogs support strength across markets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report December 2
Chicago cash grain prices show no wheat sales and mixed corn bids across grades. No. 1 yellow and No. 2 yellow beans traded around 49 to 50 cents. No. 3 yellow around 48 to 49 cents. No. 2 white about 49 to 49 1/2 cents. oats and barley listed with specific ranges. seed and livestock values noted for timothy, clover, pork, lard, and ribs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Peoria Grain Market Prices and Receipts
Peoria market receipts total 90 cars with oats firm. No 2 yellow 48 1 2 3 yellow 48 cents No 4 yellow 47 4 cents No 2 mixed 47 cents No 3 mixed 46 1 4 cents No 3 white oats 32 1 2 cents. Market unchanged to percent lower for receipts 76 cars.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Til
Thorn
C. Oate
Chicago Produce Market Update December Prices
Butter prices for creamery extras 47c for firsts 36 to 45c for seconds and 39c for standards. Eyes receipts 2,340 cases with various firsts and refrigerator goods. Potatoes show higher prices with 460 cars shipped national totals. regional sacked round white and Red River, Michigan bulk quoted. Poultry alive and unsettled with fowls 14 to 22c and turkeys 30c.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red Rivers
Michigan
Butter Eggs and Cheese Market on New York Produce
New York market report from December notes butter steady with 10,224 creamery receipts and prices around 46 to 47 percent. eggs weak with 11,711 cases and fresh gathered extras at 62 to 66 cents. cheese steady with 1,454 boxes and standards at 20 to 22 cents.
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Associated Press
New York
Market Report From Kansas City: Butter and Eggs Steady
Associated Press dispatch from Kansas City notes butter and poultry prices unchanged while egg prices show weakness with firsts at 50 5k seconds. overall mallard demand flat as commodities hold values.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
St Louis Market Reports Holiday Produce Prices
St Louis market report lists turkeys at 35 cents per pound with other items steady. Butter and eggs unchanged.
Cotton futures open barely steady in early trading
New York December 2. Cotton futures opened barely steady with December at 16.95 cents per pound and January at 17.01, March 17.02, May 16.80, and July 16.34 as the market began trading.
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Associated
New York
Poultry Prices Reported in New York Market
New York markets show live poultry at 21 to 25 cents for fowl and 40 cents for dressed turkeys. Western chickens fetch 27 to 44 cents and turkeys 48 to 55 cents.
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Associated Press
New York
lLive Poultry— Geen
New York Sugar Market December Report
New York sw er market closes with raw sugar unchanged and refined sugar steady on December 2. The notes show stable prices across the board with no weekly shifts reported.
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New York
Associated Press
Hay Prices Slump as Receipts and Offerings Rise in Chicago
Chicago December market reports show lower hay prices with freer offerings and generally supplied buyers. Receipts totaled 350 tons, shipments 24 tons, and quotations cover No. 1 timothy hay to wheat straw with varied per ton ranges across timothy, clover, prairie, and straw categories. Some lines note anomalous text about prices and comparative values.
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Chicago
Ill
Timothy Ail
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa Prairie
Nogie
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebrasa State Prairie
Louisa Farmers Union to Elect Meeting in Columbus Junction
Louisa County Farmers Union members will meet in Columbus Junction on Saturday December 3 to nominate county officers and conduct other business Delegates from each local are expected L Westerbeck serves as president events include social notes and club activities in the community that day
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Farmers’ Union
L. Westerbeck
Lewis
F. R. He
Third Street
Milo Kelly
George van Auken
S. A. Dwinell
P. C. Ross
George Breneman
J. H W. Stevens
Win Sheridan
Miller
Frank Paxson
Harry Smith
Frances Williams
George Masonholder
Jack Peters
Cornelia
Millicent Johnson
Farrel Weber
Burel Ruston
Lois Simons
Miss Wehr
John Griffith
Cotter
Wales
E. R. Lacey
Shreveport
R. L. Klotz
Iowa City
Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
J. S&s. Blair
Chinese elites plot Fukien independence from Manila
In Manila a group of wealthy Philippines based Chinese plan to fund an independent Fukien government. Cu Ung Jieng, the Manila's richest Chinese, offers to back the project with 1 million Mexican dollars and a personal bond, promising independence within eighteen months or repayment with 50 percent interest. Dee C. Chuan may fund half. Amoy is seen as capital as other provinces may join. Apothecaries' bills noted as high in the seventeenth century.
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Manila
Phillippine Islands
Fukien
China
Cu Ung Jieng
Philippines
Dee C. Chuan
Amoy
United States of America
Notice in Muscatine County court case Hahn Muscatine Co v ONeill et al
The Hahn Muscatine Company files a petition in the District Court of Muscatine County Iowa against Hugh ONeill John Gowan-Stobo and John Neumann. Defendants are notified that the petition is on file with the Clerk of the District Court for public viewing. The notice requests appearance and response as required by law.
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Muscatine County
Hahn Muscatine Company
Hugh O’neill
John Gowan-Stobo
John Neumann
Said County
Muscatine
State of Iowa
Hugh O'Neill
Court House
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F. C. Jahnke Co
E. 2Nd St
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Salisbury Hotel
R. C. Horton, Arden, A
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X. Journal
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POR Revue
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Corner Fifth and
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Ron
Titus Oan & Investment Co
W. R. Schmidt
Nichols, Iowa
West 7Th St
Iowa Ave
J. B. Mark & Sons
Mulberry Ave
Geo. W. Lindle
F. 6Th St
United States OF China
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Rock Island
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C. H. Schultz
Henderson’s Drug Store
St. Mary’s Sewing Society
Woodman Hall
Musserville
U. S. Army
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Haefner
Lutheran Zion Church
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Nicklaus Stamm
Clifford Stamm
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Hassler
Perry
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Edison Road
Southeastern Iowa
Care Journal
Henry Kath
Bogard Clothing Co
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Salt Lake City
W. B. Stookey
Wis
Tellane
Geo. Evans
Bill Board
Jessy James
East Second
Examiner and Tribune
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Muscatine Iron & Metal Co
Max Skolnik
Second
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Swift & Co
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A. E. Rockrohr
Glatstein
U. S
Leysen
J. Greenblatt
First Congregational Church
St. Margaret’s Guild
Nesper Drug Store
Lewin’s Grocery
Cor
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H. .W. Kretschmar
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F. J. Neubauer
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