Weather Digest From Davenport Snow Flurries Across Regions
Shaded area shows precipitation of 01 inch or more. Light precipitation on the north Pacific coast and northern Rockies, with scattered showers or snow flurries from New Mexico to the lower Mississippi Valley. High pressures bring cool weather from the Great Lakes to the southeast coast, with unsettled conditions and a chance of rain tonight or Tuesday. Forecaster J. MM. Sherier notes above-average warmth unlikely and lists temperatures across major cities.
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Wheat market sees heavy selling and mixed totals
Fresh wheat advices show heavy selling to realize profits as traders shifted from buy to sell. May options rally. December trades open around 1.16 to 1.18 with later gains, closing near 1.19% for December and 1.19% for May. Corn opens higher on weather hopes but trims gains. oats rise modestly amid large hog receipts pushing down provisions. Receipts and shipments listed by Hutton Collins Frenzel with primary figures for wheat, corn, and oats.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jil
Scott
United States
Hutton, Collins & Frenzel
Chicago Board of Trade
Lamson Bros. & Co
Hershey Bank
Glosing-Out Sale Near Muscatine At Lucas Grove Road
Public auction annou ncement for December 11 1915 at 10 a m nine miles west of Muscatine including 13 horses 26 head cattle 56 shoats 1200 bushels corn 90 shocks fodder 475 chickens farm implements and more Mapes Bros offer 560 Burr Oak posts High Prairie Ladies serve lunch Terms cash on 10 or less and credit for purchases over 10 with notes at 3 6 or gil months with interest Ray Nyemaster clerk Auctioneers Gibson Albin.
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Muscatine
Simpson Bridge
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Mapes Bros
High Prairie Ladies
Gibson & Albin
Ray Nyemaster
Trading Broadens On Stock Exchange
Associated Press reports broadening trading on the stock exchange with 200,000 shs in the first hour. Copper, oil, sugar and motor stocks top gains while Baldwin Locomotive, General Electric and Cripple Steel gain prominence. Express stocks rise with Adams Express up 7 to 129 and American 64 to 130. Investments active but ICC decision adverse to coal roads brings restraint. United Fruit weak despite favorable annual report. bonds steady.
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New York
N. Y
Cairies
Baldwin Locomotive
General Islectric
Cruckle Steel
Adams Expres
American
Interstate Commerce Commission
United Fruit
Grain market wrap with Atlantic Wheat and Corn prices
The report lists oats and wheat receipts, contracts, and estimates across multiple locations including Chicago and Duluth. It notes export clearance figures for wheat and corn, with mixed prices for No 2 hard winter wheat and American mixed corn as reported from Liverpool.
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Chicago Carlota
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Cash Grain Market Prices Leased Wire
Wheat No 2 red nominal No 3 red 1.2074 No 2 hard nominal No 8 hard 1.07 11 Corn No 2 yellow old 69 72c No 4 yellow new 64 67c Oats No 3 white 41 42c standard 43 46c Rye No 2 86 9Tc Barley 5 75c Timothy 8 7.75 Clover 16.00 19.00 Pork 116.37 Lard 5.25 Ribs 10.50
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Associazlem Tess
Chicago
Ill
St. Louis
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
The report covers Chicago grain and provisions with open high low and close figures for May and December futures in Wheat Corn and Oats, plus pork lard and short ribs prices. Also includes St Louis cash grain quotations for wheat corn and oats and New York live poultry sugar markets.
Heavy Receipts Cause Break in Hog Prices at Chicago
Chicago and other markets faced a flood of arrivals causing hog prices to break. Cattle were plentiful for immediate needs while sheep and lamb demand held up unexpectedly well. Hog receipts totaled about 80000 head with prices ranging from 4.50 to 6.75 for various classes. Cattle receipts reached around 34600 with steers 5.50 to 10.40, cows and heifers 2.60 to 10. Calves 6.50 to 10.25. Sheep receipts stood at 24009 with lambs trading around 6.45 to 6.90.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report Dec. 6
South Omaha Neb Dec 6 hogs receipts 10000 head market lower heavy 610 625 weights 625 640 pigs 525 625 bulk 615 625 cattle receipts 1800 head market lower steers 500 950 cows and heifers 675 sheep receipts 13000 head market steady yearlings 600 700 wethers 550 625 lambs 825 865
Market receipts and prices for hogs cattle and sheep
Kansas City and St Louis market reports show hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts with mixed to steady prices. Kansas City hogs 13 000 head bulk 6.15 to 6.45. cattle steers 6.00 to 10.00. sheep lambs 8.40 to 8.90. St Louis hogs 21 000 head market lower pigs 5.50 to 6.50. cattle steers 7.50 to 10.20. lambs 8.25 to 9.10. yearlings 6.50 to 7.50. ewes 4.75 to 5.75. Chicago butter state of market.
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Cassociated Press
Associated Press
St. Louis
Runaway horse injures Muscatine Island youth
Wm Mittman, 19, of Geo Mittman’s Muscatine Island, was thrown from a buggy when a passing automobile startled the horse at 4 30 yesterday afternoon in front of Zeigler Canning factory. He sustained a broken right limb and multiple bruises. Dr E B Pulliam attended him at home.
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Muscatine Island
Zeigler Canning Factory
Eb, B, Pulliam
Tomorrow Date For The Pyeatt Funeral
The last rites for Mrs. Oliver Pyeatt will be held tomorrow afternoon at two thirty at the family home 601 Bismarck street Rev Newton Moore officiating Interment is at Greenwood Pallbearers include A Diercks C Ruthenberg Chas Liphart C Randleman Ed Priester and Geo Elfers Partridge Funeral Held services for Mrs Aminda Partridge were conducted yesterday at 2 pm at Island M E church with Rev G W Barber presiding Interment followed at Island cemetery Pallbearers listed as Theo Drake RT Hummel E Corwin D B Ringly Mr Strauss and J Cross
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Bismarck Street
Newton Moore
Greenwood
A. Diercks
Ruthenberg
Chas. Liphart
C. Randleman
Ed. Priester
Geo. Elfers
Creamery and farm market figures from Peoria
Peoria Illinois dispatch reports grain and dairy prices with mixed oats potatoes poultry and receipt counts. Creamery receipts total 1 860 with firsts at 29 30 cents ordinary firsts 27 28 cents while potatoes show 30 carload receipts. Corn No 3% white 65c No 3 yellow 66c No 3 mixed 65c oats No 3 white 40? 40? cents.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Peoria
Tll
Kansas City Dairy Prices and Eggs Report
Kansas City market notes show Butter Creamery at 32c firsts 36c seconds 28c packing 190. Beegs firsts 29c seconds 26c. Poultry hens 10c, springs 12c, turkeys 15c. New York report lists Butter firm receipts 3,872 cases creamery extras 35 36c firsts 28 34c seconds 25 28c. Eggs firm receipts 5,447 cases fresh gathered extra fine 39 40c extra firsts 36 38c firsts 33 35c seconds 28 32c. Cheese firm receipts 640 boxes state white-milk flats specials 17c. St Louis poultry chick 10c springs 12 4c turkeys 16c fluks 12c geese 10 44c butter 35 eggs 29c.
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Kansas City
Springs
Yaris
Braduns Brarteat
Associated “Press
New York
Tania Bynadica
St. Louis
Representative Sales Chicago Til Dec 6 Biggest week of year
Large weekly run at Chicago til December 6 with an excess quota of medium steers and pinail lot sales below last week’s elevated levels. Hogs receipts estimated around 22,000 with late trains reducing offerings. 4,035 left Friday and packers had little direct from other markets. Inventory mix shows varied prices across medium and butcher grades with light-wt sales active.
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Chicago
Til
Bere
Muscatine Markets Hog and cattle prices slide
Market notes show hogs steady to weak with heavy packing hogs around 5 to 5.95 per cwt and choice hogs near 5.50. Cattle include cows and heifers from about 5.00 to 6.00, stock steers around 7.00 to 8.50, and veal calves to 8.00. Lambs fetch 6 to 8 dollars, grain prices listed for chop feed 1.60 cwt and corn around 6.70 bu. Wheat and oats figures present but unclear.
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Sian
Lucerne
Grocery and meat market price list amid weekly sales
A dense OCR of a retail price sheet lists numerous grocery items and produce with approximate weights and prices. Items include corn meal, clover hay, cracked corn, oilmeal, apples, potatoes, cabbage, oranges, lemons, butter, turnips, honey, bananas, green beans, wax beans, eggs, lettuce, tomatoes, cauliflower, cucumbers, onions, grapes, squash, sweet potatoes, carrots, pecans, filberts, walnuts, almonds, brazil nuts, sugar, cane, and dressed poultry and turkeys priced across varieties and units.
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