Stock market in New York edges up after early lows
On December 6 in New York the market opened unsettled with Bald win Locomotive, International Harvester, Industrial Alcohol and Sears Roebuck at new year lows. Prices recovered later as foreign oils and Mexican Petroleum lagged, Willys Overland preferred led motors, and Liberty bonds remained firm with the third 4% duplicating yearly highs.
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Associated Presse
New York
N. Y
The
Stock Exchange
Baldwin Locomotive
International Harvester
Industrial Alcohol
Sears-Roebuck
Willys- Overland Preferred
Motors
Liberty
Cattle and hog markets mixed as December trade opened
Cattle market dull with beef steers down up to 25 cents and choice yearlings near 10 dollars. Hog prices rose 15 to 25 cents from Monday with light weights around 7.25 and 7.20 for 160 to 170 pound lots. Sheep range 10.50 to 11.00.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Cattle and hog markets mixed in early trading
East St. Louis price notes from December 6 show steers steady beef cows steady to strong veal calves at 9.00, hogs active with top 7.25 on lights, and lambs at 10.09 with little early sheep activity.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Livestock Markets Steady to Higher Across Hogs Cattle Sheep
St. Joseph market reports hog prices steady with top at 6.65. Cattle ease 25 cents, steer bids from 4.50 to 10.30. Sheep advance 25 cents with lambs trading around 9.59 to 16.25. Source: Associated Press wire.
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Associated Press Et Wire
St. Joseph
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from Kansas City
Kansas City market report shows cattle demand active with top heavy steers at 8.00 dollars. Hogs steady to 10 cents higher. Sheep killing classes steady with ewes around 4.25 dollars.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Lower Chicago cattle sale trends ease week to week
Cattle prices in Chicago on Monday drifted down from the peak sales of Friday and Saturday by about 25 to 50 cents. Early trade showed fair demand for shipping grades and some sales were near steady, but late trade left plain heavy steers and some short fed grades unsold as bids fell sharply on the best lots.
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Chicago
Tll
Cattle and Packing Prices Drop on Uneven Closing Day Trade
Uneven selling with 10 2i below various angles marked the last week’s close as immense shipping orders buoyed later trade. Top price 7.10 for 141 147 lb averages fell 15 cents from Saturday with 6.60 dollar general average, and packing-kinds activity pulled lower. Mixed butcher lots show prices around 6.40 to 6.55 as market tightens with reduced packer participation.
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Acking
Kansas City Produce Market Report Butter Steady Poultry Prices Higher
From Kansas City December 6 Associated Press Leased Wire reports butter and eggs unchanged while poultry prices rise for turkeys by 35 cents. Hens and springs hold steady in calm market conditions with no other notable shifts.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York Produce Prices Show Small Increases
Associated Press dispatch from New York notes dairy prices rising modestly. Creamery products and extras gain slightly with higher quotes for packing stock and fresh gathered cheese. state milk flats and whole milk specials listed with modest advances.
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Associated Press
New York
Live Poultry Prices Slashed as Markets Report Turkeys
New York dispatch notes cheaper live poultry with prices for chickens at 25 cents and turkeys among the offerings. Market talk centers on demand shifts and holiday trades affecting small farmers and retailers.
New York Sugar Market Hint Lingers On Decline Wait
New York market notes show raw and refined sugar unchanged as of December 6, with traders awaiting clearer signals on prices and demand. Market activity centers on supply expectations and potential policy influences by global buyers.
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New York
Horses and mules auction prices at East St. Louis sale
East St. Louis records show horse prices from good to choice drafts selling from 40 to 75 dollars with eastern chunky and southern types. Mule bids range by size from 10 to 200 dollars, with 14 to 17 hands fetching 30 to 180 dollars and 15 to 16 hands around 115 to 180 dollars.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Ill
St Louis Market Prices on Poultry and Butter
St Louis report from December 6 lists hens at 21 cents, turkeys 37 cents, springs 19 cents, and butter 43 cents with eggs unchanged.
Market Report on Timothys and Clover from Chicago Grain Mart
Chicago market notes steady prices across timothy and clover grades. Receipts listed at 452 tons with quotations for No 1 and No 2 timothy and mixed clover varieties, plus alfalfa and prairie states. Demand described as fair to good with ample supply and varied regional listings from Minnesota Iowa Kansas Oklahoma and South Dakota.
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Chicago
Kansas
Esses
South Dakota
Prairie State Prairie
Minnesota
Iowa
Wheat firm in early Chicago deals despite light activity
Wheat prices opened firm with May around 1.15 and July near 1.03 as deals showed light gains and a later moderate pullback. Higher hog prices supported provisions and helped sustain some tone amid thin trading.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices Mixed on December 6 Trade
Chicago daily grain prices show No 3 hard wheat at 1.11 1 1/2 dollars, corn values across several categories from 48 1/2 to 49 1/2 cents, oats at 49 49 1/2 cents, white oats around 42 42 3/4 cents, rye No 3 at 82 1/2 cents, barley at 31 1/8 cents, seed at 5.00 to 6.00 dollars, lower seed 12.50 to 18.50, and rib prices 7 1/4 to 7 3/4 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Tibet
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Produce Prices
Chicago NL reports Butter, Eggs steady with prices near 43c for butter and unsettled poultry trade. Potatoes show weakness with Wisconsin and Michigan varieties quoted around 1.50 to 1.75 per unit.
Hutton Market Report on Wheat Corn and Rye Trends
Wheat faced weak cash markets with 1 cent lower premiums as buying cooled and liqui dation hit late trading. Corn declined early but demand remained strong with 500 000 bushels sold, while oats and rye showed mixed liquidity and futures activity. Provisions held firm on light trading with hogs steady to firm, near 22 000 head shipped and 8 000 carried over.
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Chicago
Broomhall
London
Southwest
Kansas
Seaboard
Manitobas
Washington
Funeral of Keota Woman Held Today
Funeral services were held in Keota for Mrs. Caroline J. Menefee 69 who died after acute appendicitis at Marshalltown hospital. She resided with her son Roy and formerly lived in Harper. Survived by five sons Elmer Harley and Roy among them. She directed the Harper Methodist Sunday school. Rev. R. V. Pike and Rev. T. Hawk officiated. Burial in Lafayette Center cemetery.
Western states press full grain rate cut rejection
Western states say they will not accept the railroads voluntary 10 percent cut for grain products and hay. Clyde M Reed proposes to file with the Interstate Commerce Commission noting the commission ordered a 16 12 percent cut to take effect by December 27. Railroads oppose the order and want to substitute a 19 percent reduction.
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Washington, D. C
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Chinese delegation secretary-general resigns in protest
Washington reports secretary-general Washington-Philip Kiao Tyau of the Chinese delegation to the disarmament conference has resigned in protest against negative results achieved by the conference. The move signals growing dissatisfaction with progress and policy directions among delegations.
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Washington
Philip Kiao Tyau
Kerosene Tests Prevent Fires in Iowa Homes
Des Moines reports that state oil inspectors prevent fires by testing kerosene sold for lighting. In the year ending July 1 1921, 738 barrels of kerosene were rejected, while 915 698 barrels were approved. Fees produced revenue of 54 705 14 with net state allotment 3 545 49.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John W. Cox
Cox
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
Sweden Faces Liquor Smuggling Scandal Like United States
Stockholm reports a growing liquor smuggling problem from Germany paralleling U S trends. Smugglers use fast schooners captained by ex German navy officers to evade Swedish coastguards. Vessels sail from Reval Rostock Stettin Lubeck, seizing coastal routes and landing cargo piecemeal after nightfall for shore pickup.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
Reval
Rostock
Stettin
Lubeck
Oil Executives Meet in Conference at Chicago
Presidents and executives of leading American oil companies convene for the American Petroleum Institute second convention. Edward Prizer of Vacuum Oil analyzes European conditions and notes total oil industry investments amount to 2.421 billion dollars with 1.795 billion in petroleum refining.
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Chicago
Ill
American Petroleum Institute
Edward Prizer
Vacuum Oil Company
Masonic and Fraternal Meeting Schedule and Officers
List of local Masonic bodies with meeting nights and officer contacts including Mason Lodge No 2 A M and A F C W M J B Rendall Secretary W H, Electa Chapter No 32 Eastern Star, Rose Croix Shrine No 5, Miriam Rebekah Lodge No 27, Muscatine Lodge No 5 plus Loyal Order of Moose details and meeting place Moose Hall 116 West 2nd.
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St. F
P. Hebbard
T. M
H. Graff
Demolay Y Commandery
K.-T
J.N. Greathouse
C. Commo
W. H. Ox
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Mary Hill
Worthy
Maude Sauer
Rose Croix Shrine No. 5
Order of the White Shrine of
Santebsen
Anna B. Bots
Genevieve Fulham
Laurel
Miriam Rebekah
Margaret Swanson
N. G
Tia Rabedeaux
Loyal Order OF Moose
Moose Hall
Armory Hall
Jerry Metz
Woodman Hall Meetings Held on 1st and 3rd Fridays
The item lists meetings on the first and third Fridays each month in Woodman hall with Ella Gray as President and Paul H Brunow as Secretary.
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M. W
A. Muscatine Camp No. 106
Woodmen of America
Woodmen Hall
Olds Block
H.L. Lau
J. A. Leyda
Shelby Norman
Memorial Hall
Court House
Hn M. Duncan
John Jo Koehler
Woodman’ Hall
Ella Gray
Paul H. Brunow
Probate Notice Opens for Iowa Last Will and Testament
State of Iowa Muscatine County opens and publicly reads a document claimed to be the decedent's last will and testament on November 21, 1921, as recorded by the Clerk of the District Court. The notice informs interested parties to come forward regarding the probate proceeding and the instrument presented.
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Anna M. Stark
Said County
District Court
Muscatine
R. G. Tipton
F. W. and
Louisa Eversmeyer
State
Iowa
Muscatine County
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Chicago Livestock
East St. Louis Livestock
St. Joe Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
PAT Co
New York Poultry
X&esociated Press
East St. Louis Horse
Chicago Hay
Bl A. Hutton Company
Openhe Lowing
Lara
Michigan
Keota
Everett True
Usten
Docart
Mars
Port
Finland
U. S
OTE Company
Co. F. Muscatine Lodge No. 5
Mongavening
Thomas Phaner
R. S
Harry Sample
Royal Neighbors OF America
Woodbine Camp No. 142
Ned Weissmeller
Myrt Kirk
Mary Meyer
Court OF Honor
Court OF Hon.ur
K. P. Hall
Louis H. Weber
Elizabeth Sawyer
Maccabees Za
the Muscatine Journal and News Tribune
Studebaker
Ford
Cadillac
Dodge Brothers
Schrup Motor Car Co
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
West
Huttig Mfg. Co
FUE Sale
Nesper Drug Store
Mulford Church Societies
Massler
Perry
Henry Kath
Southeastern Iowa
Care
Journal
Ulster
Ogard Clothing,Co
U. S. Army
Towa Ave
Herty Kath
W. Th
A. J. Fuller
and & Ft
Polanfi China Gifts
Aul Greed. Co
M. Healey, Fiotiron Oint
Bogard Clothing Co
Graham’s Dept
Sweet “Arr & Co
Poland
China
O. M. Healey
Hana Lumber
Muscatine Jewelry Co
Canary
W. F. Co. Jahnke Co
Invalid
Oak St
Mulberry Ave
E. O. Burnside
Knights OF Columbus. Laurent Council
West Second Street
L. C. Barry
G. K
L. M. Fuller
Yeomen
Muscatine Homestead
Brotherhood Oferican Yeomen
Busine
K. O. P. Hall
C. H. Lemkau
Otto Parker
Towa
W. C. Auds
Kansas St
Inquirer. Journal
Edward
Bitzer
American Legion
American, Legion
River Front
D. H.barber
H. Pitchforth
Inquire X. Journal
Anwted
Hampshire Boats
J. D. Will
Pike Township
J. S
J. DT Stuart
Eles
East Front Street
Leonard Bowen
E. R
Clarence Hahn
Wm. Harrison
Col
Jet
LL. Froehner
Davenport Automobile School
Davenport
Low
Knights OF Pythias
Wyoming Lodge No
K. of P. Hall
A. F. Grensing
Cornhuskers
L. C. T. M. Muscatine Hive
Woodman Hall
Nellie Hoopes
Gertrude Hine
Simpson Bridge
John Jarck
Swift & Co
Sycamore
Front St
A. E. Rockrohr
J. Greenblatt
Glen Boone
Sweetland Store
First Congregational Church
Lewin’s Grocery
Cor
H. W. Kretschmar
Wilton
Chaney-Lucas
Frank J. Coulter
Buchanan
Muscatine Jewry
E. 2Nd St
F. J. Neubauer
Wilton Junction
Chestnut Street
Ben Reesink
W. R. Schmidt
Nichols, Iowa
8Th and Broadway
Titus Loan & Investment Co
5Th and
Park Ave
W. 7Th
Geo
W. Lindle
Harry Leu
Toom
Bob
R. Eieeeiaieend
REWT
F. C. Burnside
Call
Patten
Hawkers Patten Co
Pennant Pearl Button Co
Sharp
Sweetland Center
John Deere
U.S
Great White Way
Tri-Cities
Fagan Brothers, Auctioneers
H. Robinson
Iowa Avenue
Reliance
Town Avenue
Lews
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