Stock market slips to new lows on raw material fears
Across New York and Chicago, key shares in locomotives chemicals textiles and metals fell to fresh lows. Union Pacific Canadian Pacific and others eased while Sears Roebuck shed two points. Wheat and corn futures also weakened as market nerves and higher call money fueled declines.
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New York
Win Locomotive
Corn Products
American Agricultural Chemical
Mexican Petroleum
Texas and Pacific Coal
Crucible Steel
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Haven
W . Sears-Roebuck
Chicago Cattle And Hog Receipts In Mixed Trade
Chicago Illinois Der 19 cattle receipts 6000 head steady to slow demand fair quality few steers above 12.06 bulk 8.50 to 11.00 cows 9.50 mostly 5.90 to 7.50 canners dull 3.50 to 3.75 bulls 4.75 to 5.80 calves 10.50 to 16.25 stockers slow. Hog receipts 22000 head market 10 to 15c lower with top 9.65 bulk 9.49 to 9.60 pigs steady to strong 9.30 to 9.90. Sheep receipts 7000 head best higher 11.75 top lambs 11.00 to 11.50 bulk 4.25 to 5.90 medium steady.
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Chicago
Ill
Yestern
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
East St. Louis market reports cattle receipts 1,200 head with steers and heifers mostly steady. bulk cows 5.00 to 5.75, veal calves up to 16.50, hog receipts 807 head with market active. sows steady. sheep receipts 500 head with lambs 15 to 35 higher, top lambs 10.75, ewes to 4.50.
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St. Louis
Sioux City livestock yields and bids on Dec 19
Hogs receipts total 5 100 head, market 25c lower. Light pigs 9 09 to 9 26, mixed 9 35 to 9 60, heavy 9 35 to 9 60, bulk 9 15 to 9 45. Cattle receipts 1 500 head, market slow and weak. steers and yearlings 7 09 to 15 00, fat cows and heifers 6 00 to 9 00, canners 3 25 to 5 50, veals 4 50 to 12 00, feeders 5 50 to 7 00, stockers 4 00 to 5 00. Sheep receipts 1 050 head, market weak.
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Sioux City
Cattle and Hog Markets in Kansas City Trade Report
Cattle receipts 2100 head with steer sales steady to strong. Prices noted for good heavy cows and calves, Texas calves around 8.00, feeder trade weak. Hogs receipts 3590 head with market 13 to the lower. top 9.75 and fat hogs around 9.90. Sheep receipts 159 head, nominally steady with no trading.
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Kansas City
Texas
St Joe Livestock Market Report from St Joseph Ma
Receipts hogs 35060 head with prices 5 to 19 cents lower. Cattle 790 head strong with steers 6.50 to 13.00, cows and heifers 2.56 to 9.55, calves around 5.00. Sheep 1800 head market notebable with ewes near 4.96 to 4.50 and lambs around 9.50 to 10.50.
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St. Joseph
Steer Sales Mixed. Prices Pressured by Packers
Representative sale in Chicaro on December 18 shows a mixed market with some early steers steady for shipment needs, while medium to common grades fell about 25 cents. Buyers pushed 25 to 50 cent reductions amid stiff opposition, long-fed lots unsold, and the late market the weakest part of the day. Receipts about 6,200 higher than last Thursday, narrowing weekly loss to about 12,000 head and year-to-year drop near 45,000 for five days. Quality fairly good, run largely short-fed for the period.
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Tfl
Eggs- Firsts Slip One Cent in Kansas City Market
In Kansas City Missouri intraday market reports eggs show a decline with firsts easing to 68 cents per dozen and seconds following, reflecting typical supply shifts in mid December trade as buyers adjust purchases and handlers anticipate seasonal demand.
Excelsior Society Meet Includes Debates At France Home
Saturday program features recitations readings and musical selections plus a debate at the Excelsior Literary Society meeting held at Mr and Mrs Walter France home near Sweetland. Participants include Louis Lange Wayne Eckhardt Ed Chamberlain P B Lake A C Eckhardt Miss Elizabeth Greiner and others.
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Excelsior Literary Society
Walter France
Sweetland
Louis Lange
Ray Downer
Charles France
John Downer
Wayne Eckhardt
Ed Chamberlain
P. B. Lake
A. C. Eckhardt
Elizabeth Greiner
Market grain and commodity price bulletin excerpt
The report lists prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley with various grades and futures style quotations. It notes values for wheat at different grades from 1 to 3 and dark northern while corn shows No 2 through No 5 and yellow and white varieties. Additional notes include rye and barley prices and pork lard ribs with nominal ranges and odd cents.
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Associated Press
Volara
Stee
Timothy
Glover
St Louis Grain Market Report December Prices
St Louis market notes show cash grain quotations with Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.95 to 1.96 a bushel and No 1 at 1.96 to 1.97. Corn No 3 quoted at 75 cents, oats No 2 white at 51 cents and No 8 at 50 cents per bushel.
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St. Louis
Peoria Market Receipts for Whites and Yellows Decline
Peoria Illinois on December 10 reports receipts totaling 39 cars with prices for yellow No 1 at 80 cents No 4 yellow new 704 Tic No 5 yellow 69 cents No 6 yellow 652 cents No white new 66 cents No 3 mixed 69 cents. Cars receipts 15 with market down 1.5 to 1 percent. No 1 white 46? cents No 2 white 48? cents No 3 white 48 cents.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Ill
Butter and eggs market report from Chicago December 16
Associated Press leased wire reports butter unsettled with creamery quotations at 33 48c per unit. Eggs steady with firsts 62 66c, above 74c for certain grades. Poultry steady with fowls 16 24c, springs 24c, turkeys 38c. Potatoes firmer, receipts 54 cars, Northern white $1.35 per cwt, Idaho russets $1.75 per cwt.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Northern White
Idaho Russeis
Poultry and Butter Prices Noted in St Louis Notice
In St Louis Missouri on December 10 prices for poultry and geese are listed at 16 211c and 24c respectively with butter at 49c, suggesting steady market levels. Also mentions springs and kegs at 1/2 cent increments, indicating a brief commodity price snapshot.
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Associated Press
St Louis
Liberty bond prices listed by noon in New York
Prices of Liberty bonds at noon were: Series R? 99.10, First 3? 85.80 bid, Second 4's 85.50, First 4%'s 86.28, Second 4% 85.62, Third 4% 88.10, Fourth 4's 86.12, Victory 3% 95.50, Victory 4? 95.44.
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New York
St Louis Horse Market Reports Steady Prices
Associated Press dispatch from St Louis on December 19 notes horses and mules unchanged. Draft horses bring 110 to 160 dollars, eastern chunks 75 to 110, and choice southerns 66 to 100 dollars.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
New York Butter and Cheese Receipts Report
New York produce market reports Butter firm receipts totaling 3056 tubs with creamery prices higher than extras and various scores. Keys-Firm reports receipts 7606 cashes with fresh gathered extras and firsts prices. Cheese irregular receipts 667 boxes.
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Associated Tress
New York
New York Poultry Market Prices
New York New York Dee 10 Poultry live firm Chickens by freight 20c by express 26 28c fowls 24 31c old roasters ifc turkeys 25 40c Dressed-Steady Western broilers fresh 28 42c roasting chickens fresh 31 3sic fowls fresh 23 28c roosters fresh 234 25c western turkeys fresh 45452c do culls 25 38c
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Dee
Express
Sugar Prices Todate in New York Market
Raw sugar prices show weakness with Cuba at 5.27 for centrifugal and Porto Rican easy at 5.91. Refined sugar listed between 8.85 and 9.00 per unit. Market data supplied by Associated Press Leased Wire from New York on December 10.
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Ecete
New York
New York Cotton Market Opens Steady With Prices
New York December cotton futures opened steady with March at 15.95 cents per pound and May at 16.20 cents. December traded around 15.65, January 15.96, and July at 13.25 cents.
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New York
Associated Press
Want Column Guides Builders to Low Prices
The Want Column highlights the best locations at the lowest prices for home builders. Fahrenheit introduced mercury thermometers replacing spirits of wine in earlier temperature measures.
Butter and Poultry Prices Listed by Creamery Packing
A snippet shows price details for Butter Unchanged and Poultry Unchanged. It lists 51c for butter, 52c packing, 19c for poultry, hens 15 22c, raschete 15 20c, springs 24c and turkeys ic. The fragment notes market items with unit prices and variations.
Ady and Related Parties Listed in Muscatine District Case
In the district court of town within Muscatine a civil action names Ware as plaintiff and multiple defendants including Sematian Ady James Ady Joshua Ady Rebecca Ady Hannah Fisher Venora Ady Ellen Leonard Ellen H Leonard Joshua Leonard Joshua A Leonard Louisa L Ady Emily Ady Emily V Ady Cherry Ady George Keck Theresa Keck Anderson Franklin James A Franklin Martha E Franklin Charles Goddard Deborah E Goddard Lafayette Dusenbury Lafayette Dusenberry Amanda Brunson Eli Brunson Joseph F Ady T G Raggen T G Raggan Jessie LE Raggen William HH Roy Mary.
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District Court
Muscatine Ware
Plaintir
Sematian
Lafayette Dusenberry
Amanda Brunson
Eli Brunson
Joseph F. Ady
T. G. Raggen
T. G. Raggan
Jessie LE. Raggen
William HH. Roy
Mary
Notice of suit to quiet title in Muscatine County Iowa
Plaintiff seeks to quiet title on a large tract in Muscatine County Iowa including East quarter of section 25 and adjoining parcels. The defendants include many named and unknown parties claiming interests via heirs and unknown claimants. The petition requests cancellation of specified mortgages and establishment of lost deeds with an injunction preventing adverse claims and a default date of January 4 1921.
Original Notice in Muscatine County Court 1921
In the District Court of Iowa Muscatine County January Term 1921 Leo L Bradley plaintiff v Milford Jewett Edna Jewett Viola Kirch Charles J Kirch Ida Sweeney William Sweeney An Norton Elizabeth C Gist Joseph C Gist Mary T Kinney Irving B Richman Elizabeth Richman Gertrude C Bishon W I Bishop Elizabeth Heaton Bessie Calder Schaefer R C Jewett Sarah H Jewett Thomas Bro k Elizabeth Noethlich Louis Noetlich husband Grace Houdek Emma E Carter R W Carter and all unknown surviving husbands wives heirs creditors successors legal representatives devisees and legatees of each and all above named defendants and of Samuel Colver William Calder Alice H Calder DeWitt C Richman Jerome Carskaddan all deceased and all unknown claimants to the following described real estate
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A. Roy
Alfred S. Sweet
A. _S. Sweet
Elizabeth Sweet
David Duesenbery
David Dusenberry
Diadama Dusenberry
John Sherry
John Sherey
Mary Sherey
David Higgins
Juliett E. Gould
Juliet I. Guild
Harriet V. Fitch
Samuel D. Viele
Viele
Mary Ann Page
Mary A. Page
James W. Page
C . N. Page
Lucinda J. Freeman
Harry C._ Page
Mary
Mary ~. Page
William Sells
William W. Sells
John Dodge
Flora Dodge
James Erwin
James BR. Irwin
Isabella Irwin
Jacob Blake
Emily Blake
Edwin S. Smith
Christina Smith
Virginia Sissell
James A. Frankl
J. A. Franklin
George W. Fish
Serf Fish
Henry Getter
Augusta Getter
Christian Kraus
Andrew Dobs
Andrew Dobbs
Elizabeth Dobbs
Ella Savannah Winntermute
Christian Krause
Christopher Crause
Joseph Roby
George W. Bamford
Elizabeth Ann Bamford
Harvey Tunison
Elba George
Carrie Harris
Wolcott
D. Stoddard
PD. Stoddard
Jane Frances Parsons
Jane F. Parsons
Simeon Parsons
Mary Adaline Parsons
Eliza Jane Parsons
Phoebe Clarinda Parsons
Chester B. Parsons
Christ Krause
Christ Crouse
Charles Page
Chas. Page
Elijah Dollarhide
Sarah Dollarhide
George A. Springer
Elizabeth Springer
Philip Schildberg
Aureust Pan
Christiana Paul
Gustav Kolmerer
Frederick Paul
Alfred Tunison
Mary Tunison
Fairport Cemetery
Schellhorn
Sherry
Said
Muscatine County
Iowa
District Court
Toaig
Jayne & Westratf
Milford Jewett
Edna Jewett
Viola Kirch
Charles J. Kirch
Ida Sweeney
William Sweeney
An Norton
Elizabeth C. Gist
Joseph C. Gist
Mary Terdine Kinney
Irvingg B. Richman
Elizabeth Richman
Gertrude C. Bishon
W. I. Bishop
Eliza Heaton
Bessie Calder Schaefer
R. C. Jewett
Sarah H. Jewett
Thomas Brook
Eliza .Oethlich
Lola Noethlich
Louis Noetlich
Husbad
Grace Houdek
Emma E. Carter
R. W. Carter
Samuel Colver
William Calder
Alice H. Calder
DeWitt C. Richman
Jerome Carskaddan
Straight Talk With FAIRALL LAND CO. NO. 9
The spenders carry up the bricks for the savers who build and own the houses. It may never come again. Have faith to lay down your prejudice and cling to the strong hand of opportunity. Money is power and brings comfort, a happy old age, friends, burial, and a marble shaft.
Fairall Land Company offers city properties for immediate purchase
Motivational pitch urges buyers to act on opportunities and buy directly from original owners. Shows multiple listed properties in Muscatine including dwellings and lots on Woodlawn Avenue, Monroe Street, Lincoln Boulevard, Park Avenue, Parkington Drive, Oakland Drive, and Fulham Addition Nos 5 6 7. Announces private or auction sales with flexible terms and insurance rates via Muscatine office in Hotel Muscatine Building.
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Lincoln Boulevard
Park Avenue
Parkington Drive
Park
Oakland Drive
Fulham
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