Weak rails and oils drag stock list amid general strength
A steady stock market morning saw rails and oils lag behind gains in other sectors. American Locomotive led with a four point rise while Studebaker, Chandler, Pierce Arrow and others gained 1 to 2 points. Standard Oil of New Jersey fell three points as Liberty and Victory bonds posted new yearly highs. Coalers textiles and shippings held gains with cash money opening at five percent.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Stock Exchange
American
Studebaker
Chandler
Pierce-Arrow Preferred
Bosch Magneto
Stromberg
Cattle Hogs And Sheep Prices In Chicago Market Report
Receipts: cattle 22000 hogs 48000 sheep 23000. Beef steers steady to higher quality plain. Hogs 19 to 20 cents lower than yesterday. top 7.10 for lights, bulk 6.50 to 6.75. Sheep fat lambs steady to strong. early bulk 10.25 to 10.50. culls 7.50 to 8.50. Strike affecting smaller houses noted.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Kansas City Livestock Market Mixed Results on Dec 5
Cattle sales showed uneven bidding with stockers and feeders firm to 25 cents higher while beef steers and fat cows were mostly steady to 25 cents lower. Hogs saw lighter weights down 10 to 15 cents with top at 6.70 and most sales 6.40 to 6.60. Sheep receipts totaled 5 000 with killers steady, at ewes 4.25 and yearlings 8.00, native lambs around 9.75 to 9.50 for fed lots.
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City
Associated Press
Sioux City
East St. Louis Livestock Markets End Week With Mixed Results
Cattle receipts reach 7500 with steers to 15 cents lower and killing classes steady. Hogs total 12500 with prices slipping 10 to 15 cents from early, lights peaking at 7.25. Sheep receipts 2000 as lambs rise up to 25 cents, quality medium to good hogs steady, Iowa lambs 9.50 to 10.00 for bulk.
Hogs and cattle prices drop at St. Joseph market
St Joseph Missouri December 5 hog receipts 5500 head market 5 to 10 cents lower bulk 6.25 to 6.60 ten 6.65 calves 50 to 80 dollars cattle receipts 2500 head market steady cows and heifers 3.50 to 10.50 calves 5 to 8.00 sheep receipts 1009 head market 25 cents higher lambs 8.25 to 10.00 ewes 3.50 to 4.50
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Sioux City Livestock Market Report December 5
Sioux City Iowa livestock report lists receipts. Hogs 3,000 head with prices 6.00 to 6.50. cattle and calves show varied ranges with feeders and fat cows. Sheep 1,500 head, market steady. Feeding cows, veals, and canners noted with multiple price brackets.
Liberty Bonds Mixed Quotes From New York Noon Market
The report lists noon quotations for Liberty bonds with several issues showing bids and asks. Notable prices include 4s at $97.30 to $97.40, 4 1/2s at $97.20 to $98.00, and Victory 2s at $100 with Victory 4s at $1099.
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Associated Press
New York
Des
Liberty
Ictory
East St. Louis Horse Prices for Drafts Mules
East St. Louis listings show horses graded good to choice drafts priced at 75 to 150 dollars for eastern chunks and 40 to 60 dollars for other types. Choice southern horses quoted 59 to 75 dollars. Mules range 16 to 17 hands at 159 to 200 dollars, 15 to 16 hands at 115 to 180 dollars, 14 to 15 hands at 30 to 70 dollars.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market bulletin lists butter creamery extras at 44c firsts 25 42c seconds 22 34c standards 37%c. Eyes-Hicher receipts 4,104 cases with various grades. Poultry prices steady higher for fowls 14 24c turkeys 32c roost ers 5c. Potatoes show Northern white steady Western stock weak Wisconsin sack 1.60 1.75 cwt. Wisconsin bulk 1.70 1.99 cwt Minnesota sacked Red and white 1.60 1.75 cwt sacked Redriver 1.60 1.78 cwt Idaho sacked Russets 2.00 2.15 cwt.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Redriver
Idaho
Tussets
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
December 5 market roundup for New York dairy goods. Butter parts hold near steady with 8 787 tubs received and creamery grades quoted around 46-47 cents. Eggs receipts total 9 592 cases with fresh gathered extra firsts 62-65 cents. Cheese stocks 729 boxes with state whole milk flats priced 20-22 cents and specials 21-22 cents.
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Associated Press
New York
Market Prices From The County Auction
A fragmentary list shows Ducks at 35 cents per pair Geese at 19 cents per head Butter Creamery price 46 cents Egges ite item at 20 cents. The notes reflect rural commodity values from a county market.
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Associated Press
Market Report From Kansas City Produce Trade
Kansas City prices show eggs unchanged with firsts at 59 5c and seconds at 31c. Butter creamery unchanged at 45c with packing 22c lower. Turkeys remain at 3 1/2c.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Wheat Gains on First Dealings in Chicago Market
Wheat opened a session higher as seaboard and London reports of Japan buying supported gains, while the southwest sold. December and May futures moved from initial bids to small advances before a moderate setback and fresh uptick. Corn showed a downward drift lacking strong support as May futures eased in absence of price stimulus. oats followed wheat with firmer tone. Provisions held at nominally steady levels.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Bulle
London
Japan
Southwest
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Mixed Across Delayed Readings
Market notes show fractional quotes for wheats, oats and corn with No. 3 northern at 1.15 and No. 2 at 1.22 reflecting a quiet cash session. Barley and rye listed with nominal figures. lard and ribs priced around 8.50 to 7.75, while timothy seed ranges 5.00 to 6.00 per unit.
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Chicago
Otte
Corn Market Receipts Hold Steady in Peoria
Peoria Illinois December 5 reports corn receipts at 55 cars with market unchanged. No 2 yellow priced at 49c, No 3 at 48 49 1/4c, No 3 mixed at 48 1/4c. Cars receipts total 13 with No 3 white at 32 1/2c.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Poultry Prices Reported By Wire Service
New York dates show live poultry ranges for Chickens 24c, fowls 24 to 27c, roosters 16c, turkeys 35 to 45c. Dressed poultry softer with Western chickens 25 to 44c, fowls 17 to 34c, old roosters 17 to 22c, turkeys 48 to 51c.
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Associated Press
Wire
New York
Raw Sugar Market Shows Unchanged Prices
Associated Press reports in New York on December 5 that raw sugar futures remain unsettled and unchanged, with no notable price movement observed amid trading.
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New York
Packing Plants Still At Work In Chicago District
Amid reports of a 12 000 man job action by Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers, several plants in Chicago show high attendance. Morris & Co reports 100 percent of workers on duty while Armour and Swift cite roughly half to near full turnouts with some departments shut temporarily.
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Chicago
Krasowski
Morris & Company
Morris
W. B. Farris
Farris
O. K
Swift & Company
Noog
Swift
Armour Plant
O’hern
Strikes Falter as Workers Return to Work in Iowa
In Cedar Rapids and Dubuque the walkout stalled as about 90 percent of Sinclair Packing and other plant workers reported back to duty. A conference committee of thirty six failed to report, while no action was given by officials. Dubuque noted no impact from the strike on local racking houses.
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Wilson and Company
Dubuque
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Sinclair Packing Company
Supreme Court limits right to picket in strikes
Washington Dec. 5 The Supreme Court ruled labor groups have no general right to picket during strikes when the act harms business. The Granite City Illinois case involving American Steel Foundries opened shop operations and violence, with lower courts restricting picketing. The decision holds each case must be judged on its merits for restraint and intimidation.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
American Steel Foundries Company
Granite City
American Steel Foundries
Labor Council
United States District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fraternal Lodge Announcements and Contacts
EKNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS WYOMING LODGE No 76 meets Fridays at 8 PM in K P hall. Visiting brethren welcome. A F Grensing C C Fred Beitel contact 1213 R. K of R and S Paul Steinmetz M of F. MUSCATINE HIVE No 13 meets first and third Mondays 7:30 PM Woodman hall. Nellie Hoopes Commander Gertrude Hine Recorder. SHELBY NORMAN POST No 231 meets first and third Tuesdays at 2 PM Memorial hall court house. Visiting members welcome. John M Duncan Commander John Koehler Adjutant. ML BA Meetings first and third Fridays in Woodman hall Ella Gray President Paul H Brunow Secretary.
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Maccabees Tert
K. P. Hall
Wm. Boldt
C. T. M. Muscatine Hive
Woodman Hall
Nellie Hoopes
Gertrude Hine
Ga. A. B
Shelby Norman
Memorial Hall
Court House
John M. Duncan
John Koehler
ML BA
Ella Gray
Paul H. Brunow
Arbuckle Case Faces New Issues At Hearing
The Arbuckle manslaughter trial resumes with fresh charges including illegal liquor transport and perjury against Mrs Minnie Neighbors. The jury failed to reach a verdict after forty four hours, prompting a new trial date set for January 9.
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Milton Cohen
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Chicago
Fritze
Helen, Hubbard
Hubbard
Laurel Literary Society Reorganization Planned
The Laurel Literary Society will complete its reorganization at a Wednesday meeting held at the Carl Fisher home in Moscow township. An informal program will be offered and officers will be elected during the business session.
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Literary Society
Laurel Literary Society
Carl Fisher
Moscow Township
Notice of foreclosure in Muscatine County court
Albert Figg files suit against John W Lovewell and Mary Avewell in Muscatine County Iowa seeking judgment for 20158 97 100 dollars on a promissory note taxes paid plus costs and foreclosing mortgage on Lot 9 in Block 1 J E Hoopes Subdivision SE quarter Section 10 Township 76 North Range 2 West. Defendants must appear by Jan 3 1922 or default entry and decree will be entered.
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Muscatine County
Iowa
J. E. Hoopes
Muscatine
Albert Figg
John W. Lovewell
Mary A. Lovewell
District Court of
Mary Avewell
Masonic and Allied Bodies Meet In Local Lodges
Notices list regular meetings for Masonic bodies including Mason Lodge No 2 A M and A M Washington Chapter No R A M and DeMolay Commandery No 1 K T plus Electa Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Rose Croix Shrine Miriam Rebekah Lodge and Court of Honor No 677 with schedule details, officers and contact notes. Visiting members welcome.
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Electa
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mary Hill
Maude Sauer
Rose Croix
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Anna B. Hoffman
Genevieve Fulham
Laure
Nomination for Farm Union Leaders At Louisa County
Delegates from Louisa County Farmers' Union locals met at the Lyric theatre in Columbus Junction and nominated L. Westerbeck of Columbus Junction and C. E. Wilson of Morning Sun for president and R. H. Griffin of Letts for secretary treasurer. Voting on the nominees will occur January 7.
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Columbus Junction. In
Louisa County Farmers’ Union
Lyric Theatre
L. Westerbeck
Columbus’ Junction
C. E. Wilson
Morning Sun
R. H. Griffin
Letts
Earl Eves
West Sherry
George Adams
Columbus City
H. E. Ketine
Washington
F. S. McKean
Divorce Petition in Muscatine County Iowa
In Muscatine County District Court Louis OBrien sues Lillian OBrien for divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and adultery. Petition alleges curses and obscene names and failure of wifely duties. Defendant urged to appear by the start of the next term on January 3 1922 or a default and decree will follow.
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District Court of
Iowa
Muscatine County
Louis O’brien
Lillian Oo’ En
Lovewell Defendants Facing Iowa Court Judgment Suit
District Court of Iowa Muscatine County hears a case filed by a plaintiff against John Lovewell Mary A Lovewell and Beach Stortz Lumber Co seeking Eleven thousand three hundred eighty five dollars and 63 cents plus taxes interest and costs on a promissory note and mortgage tied to a 1920 deeded real estate description including an irrigating plant.
Petition in Iowa Muscatine County suit for promissory note
District Court petition seeks four hundred ninety eight dollars and nineteen cents plus interest at eight percent from January 4 1922 and eighteen dollars thirty one cents taxes paid on real estate, plus costs and attorneys fees, tied to a promissory note dated July 13 1920 securing the mortgage.
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John W. Lovewell
Mary A. Lovewell
District Court of
Iowa
Muscatine County
Albert Figg
Jonh W. Lovewell
A. Lovewell
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Southeastern Iowa
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Towa Ave
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Tomen
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F. S
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Clarence Hahn
Call
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H. C. Madden
Plaintiff
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K.T
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E. C. Commo
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N. G
Tia Rachedeaux
Muscatine Lodge No. 5
Thomas Phaner
R. S
Harry Sample
Royal Weighsbors OF
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Mary Meyer
Order OF Moose
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Je Metz
Court OF
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Stewart Road
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Second
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Iowa Avenue
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H. W. Krfetschmar
Wilton
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E. 2Nd St
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Wilton Junction
Chestnut Street
Ben Reesink
Brent
8Th and Broadway
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Geo. W. Lindle
M. Journal
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Oman
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McColm
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