Rails Give Way to Oil as Market Leaders Shift
Associated Press report from New York on December 3 notes oils dominating the day’s broad stock activity while rails lag. Major gainers include Standard Oil of New Jersey General Asphalt Trans Continental Oil General Electric International Harvester Republic and Erie Railroad. Shippings rose on Subsidy news. Industrial Alcohol International Paper and Union Bag led stronger specialties. Bond market showed Liberty and Victory issues strengthening amid a firm tone.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Standard Oil
New Jersey
General Asphalt
Trans-Continental Oil
General Electric
International Harvester
Independent Steels
Republic
Ckawanna
Washington
International Paper
Union Bag
Liberty and Victory
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Chicago market data shows cattle receipts at 1000 head with beef steers and fat stock up 25 to 50 cents, calves 60 to 75 cents higher, hog receipts 6000 head with prices up to 7.25 for 140 pound averages and bulk 6.60 to 6.90, sheep and lambs 50 to 65 cents higher than a week ago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Report from Kansas City
Cattle receipts 600 head with beef steers up to 8.25 and stock cattle steady. Hogs receipts 599 with prices steady to yesterday. average loads around 195 pounds at 6.80 and 210 225 pounds at 6.60 to 6.75. Sheep and lambs show fat lambs up to 9.80 with general gains 25 to 50 cents. yearlings and wethers up modestly. feeding lambs steady to strong.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
East St Louis Livestock Market Report
East St Louis Illinois December 3 cattle receipts 200 head market compared week ago steers steady to 25 cents higher heifers steady to 50 cents lower canners 10 to 15 lower dulls 25 cents lower stockers feeders 15 to 25 cents lower veal calves 15 cents to 1 dollar lower hogs receipts 5000 head active hogs 19 to 20 cents higher spots by light weights light seven to seven 25 bulk medium weights 7.10 to 7.25 prices strong porkers 5.69 to 6.90 good quality. Sheep receipts none lambs 25 cents lower sheep 25 to 50 cents higher.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Ill
Sioux City
Lfe
Sioux City Live Stock Marketed With Weekly Gains
Sioux City cattle receipts reach 300 head with a 25 cent weekly advance. Feeder and fat cattle prices range from 3.50 to 11.00 dollars, hogs sell mainly 6.15 to 6.60, lambs and sheep show steady to 25 cent weekly lift. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets remain steady with various class price spreads.
Livestock Prices and Receipts From St Joseph Market
Hogs receipts 4 000 head market steady to higher top 6 70 bulk 6 25 6 70. Cattle receipts 100 head market nominal steers 4 50 10 50 cows and heifers 3 50 10 50 calves 5 00 8 00. Sheep receipts 1 000 head lambs 9 00 9 75 ewes 3 25.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Market Slump After Midday on Shipper and Yard Trader Trade
A lively early market among shippers and yard traders gave way to weakness after mid-session. Fresh receipts and stale offerings filled first, then demand fell with prices dropping 10 to 25 cents, while lower grades declined more and best shipping grades held only slightly above the morning values.
New York Sugar Market Holds Steady Prices
In New York on December 3 sugar markets show no change for both raw and refined varieties with steady price levels and broad market activity.
Wheat futures slip on beneficial rains and snows
Chicago December wheat opens down about a cent as reports of snow and rain ease dryness in the southwest. December gains later on export demand while May options stay weak. corn holds, oats fall, and meat prices drift with a packing house strike in view. Provisions dull with January and May hog futures mixed early.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Seaboard
United States
Kansas City
Chicago Cash Grain Market Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices list by commodity and grade for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Timothy Clover Reed and livestock components with values shown in cents per bushel and dollars per ton or hundredweight. includes No 2 hard No 1 mixed No 2 white and other varieties along with seed and reed prices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Dairy and Produce Market Reports from Chicago
Chicago markets show creamery extras at 45c and 36 43c for seconds and standards. Egg receipts 1,725 cases. Potatoes shipments 46 cars. United States totals 464 cars. Wisconsin white potatoes 1.69 to 1.80, Minnesota round whites 1.65 to 1.89, Red Rivers 1.50 to 1.60, Ohios 1.05 to 1.25, Idaho russets 2.10. Poultry alive unchanged.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red Rivers
Ohios
Idaho Russets
Dairy Market Report from New York on December 3
Butter prices barely steady with receipts of 489 tubs and varied creameries from 46 46% to 92 score. Eggs receipts 10,024 cases with fresh gathered extras firsts at 62 65c and firsts at 55 60c. Cheese steady with receipts 1,548 boxes and state whole milk flats and fresh specials at 21 22c for flats and 21 22c for twins.
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Associated Press
New York
Market Briefs From The Midwest December Prices Change
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes small shifts in farm goods prices. Butter rises one cent to 45 cents a pound. eggs hold at current levels. poultry prices including turkeys move up by two cents to 34 cents a pound while other poultry stays unchanged.
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Associated Press Weasen
Kansas City
New York Poultry Prices Quiet
New York December 3 live and dressed poultry markets show quiet trading with prices holding steady and no changes in the current day’s quotes.
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New York
Livestock Auction Prices for Horses and Mules
East St. Louis Illinois report lists draft horses good to choice at 140 to 200 dollars, eastern, southern horses 40 to 80 dollars, mules 16 to 17 hands 150 to 200 dollars, 15 to 18 dollars per year 115 to 180, 14 to 15 hands 30 to 70 dollars.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Ill
Liberty bonds close with varied bids across issues
New York December 3 liberty bonds closed with bids on several issues. First 4s at 97.62, second 4s at 97.60, third 4s at 98.00, fourth 4s at 97.88, Victory loan at 99.98, and high coupons around 96.26 to 100.00 depending on series.
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Associst Prees
New York
Tliberty
Victory Sue
Cotton futures open steady on New York market
In New York trading on December 3 cotton futures rose and fell with December at 17.40 cents, January 17.25, March 17.20, May 16.92 and July 16.50 cents per pound as the market opened.
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W. A. Hutton
Ing
Associated Press
New York
Hay Market Activity Shows Slower Trade In Chicago
Chicago hay market reports a softer day with receipts of 840 tons and shipments to Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and South Dakota. Prices for timothy hay clover and alfalfa range from about 12 to 26 dollars per ton with various grades noted.
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Chicago
Ill
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
South Dakota
Timothy Hay
Minnesota
Iowa Prairie
State Prairie
Corn and Oats Market Notes From Peoria
Peoria Ill December 3 corn receipts total 52 cars market steady to higher with No 3 white at 49% 4c No 4 at 49%c No 3 yellow 4742 43%c and No 3 mixed 47% 48c Oats receipts 19 cars No 3 white 32% No 4 3144c
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Wheat Market Rises on Export News After Rain Hopes
Chicago December report notes early session decline due to southwest rain, but prices rally above prior close as export news supports values. A prominent trader says widespread rain would benefit the market, aiding demand and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geain
Chicago
Ill
Southwest
Stock Letter Sparks Rally in New York Markets
The New York market ended with a firming tone after early irregularities from weekend profit taking. A spirited rally lifted many issues, especially steels, to week's best quotes while shipping shares gained on talk of large cash payments for the Mercantile Marine Company. Rails and equipment issues stayed firm and the broader oil and equipment sector eyes a likely friendly shift.
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New York
N. Y
Mercantile Marine Company
Shipping Board
Rails Concmanet
Isueés
New York Shoe Workers Face Immediate Pay Cut
A 10 percent wage reduction is ordered for 12,000 New York City shoe workers with further cuts of one to five percent to take effect on May 1, 1922. The decision was announced today in New York.
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New York
New York City
Quieting Title in Muscatine County Real Estate Suit
In Muscatine County Iowa James T Sissel files a petition claiming absolute fee simple ownership of described real estate. He asserts twenty years of adverse possession and prays to quiet and confirm title while barring unknown claimants and enforcing lost deeds. Default judgment possible if not defended by January 3 1932.
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Mary B. McBride
Ella Jones
Vera Jonez
Ernest Jones
Irving Jones
Woman's Lodging House of Chicago
Tlinots
Vera A. Heinley
Muscatine County
Iowa
Muscatine
Ninth Street
Cedar Street
Crossman and Huff
Recorder
District Court of Iowa
G. Allbee
Foint
Illinois
Sycamore
Front Streets
State of
William Eberling
H. D. Horst
F. W. Johnston
Notice of Dissolution of Muscatine Disposal Company
Notice is hereby given that by reason of co holders of all cake stock of Disposal Company organized under the laws of Iowa the Muscatine Disposal Company has been dissolved. Dated November 21 1921. By F. F. Giesler Its President By G. J. Koenigsaecker Its Secretary.
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Nanieer
Compan Corporation
State of
Iowa
Muscatine Disposal Company
F. F. Giesler
G. J. Koenigsaecker
McKee Brothers Company
Muscatine
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Call
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Poland
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W. 7Th St
MEW
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Dept. 99
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Mich
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Gryce St
Appplicant
Box 3
Rock Island, TN
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FOK Sale
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Monroe Co
Inex
E. Nash
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Poe
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Perry
Schrup Motor Car Co
Rox " Saleb
Henry Kath
Southeastern Iowa
Care Journal
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Town Ave
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Olney
John J. Black
Iowa Street
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Ardon, A
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Fanted
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P West Ten
Flavorite
Flavorite Coffee Co
River St
Stanted
H. L. Ramsay
Nichols, Ia
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St. Louis
Davenport Automobile School
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Towe
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Tri-Cities
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Iowa Avenue
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Reliance Loan Company
Muscatine, Iowa
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Sherman St
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Lewin’s Grocery
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Mulberry
Chaney-Lucas
H. W. Krfetsghmar
Wilton
Frank J. Coulter
Buchanan
Columbus Institute
Columbus
Ohio
Hotel Muscatine
Bon Ton Millinery
E. 2Nd St
F. J. Neubauer
Wilton Junction
Prairie Ave
International Mills
Norristown
Glass Smart Shop
Hawkeye Butten Co
Pennant Pearl Button Co
Chestnut Street
Ben Reesink
Fiat
Pitchforth Storage Battery Co
Corner Fifth and
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Dr. Tyler
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Geo
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Aenenn Eaa
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