Exchange Helps Stock Trades On Broad Demand
New York stocks opened hesitant then strengthened as copper, equipment and oil shares led a broad rally. Foreign exchange gains buoyed sentiment with European conditions improving. Lead shares rose 1 to 3 points while motors, shippings, rubbers, tobaccos and food specialties gained 1 to 2 points. Rails showed only slight changes. total volume near 450000 shares. Bonds were fairly active with modest moves in leaders.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Stock Exchange
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady to Higher in Week Receipts
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts of 1 1/0 head with beef steers steady to higher and tops at 8.50. Native stock and bulls steady, vealers and other calves weaker. Hogs 1,900 head, tops 7.00 for lights. lambs up to 10.25 with sheep steady.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep Markets Mixed in Chicago
Cattle receipts to 2509 head show uneven demand with beef steers steady to 25c higher and fat stock mostly steady. Hogs at 6000 head up about 25c from week’s average with prices to 7.75 for some, pigs higher, shippers moving about 8000 head. Sheep and lambs total 7000 head. fat lambs about 1.00 higher, fat sheep and yearlings 60 to 75c higher, feeder lambs 35c higher.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Sioux City Livestock Prices Edged Higher Overall
Cattle receipts near 500 head with steady weekly trend for stockers and gains for fat cattle. Hogs at 1800 head show 15 to 25 cent uptick in most grades, while sheep receipts 199 head rise about 75 cents amid weak market tone.
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Mixed on Receipts
East St. Louis cattle receipts 800 head with steers and butcher stock 59 to 75 cents higher, bulls and veal calves 25 cents up, canners 25 cents lower. Hogs 8,500 head active market 10 to 25 cents higher, top 7.60 for light shippers. sows steady 5.75 to 6.00, pigs up 10 to 15 cents. Sheep 2,990 ahead with lambs 1.00 to 1.50 higher and ewes 59 to 75 cents up.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
East St. Louis
Chicago
Ean
Seeene
AG Gs
St Joseph Market Reports Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 7 900 head. market 5 10c higher top 7 75 bulk 6 85 7 15. Cattle receipts 500 head. market steady. steers 9 00 19 25, cows and bulls 5 50 12 5, calves 7 00. Sheep receipts 500 head. lambs 9 59 10 50, ewes 4 00 4 10.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Local Trade Boost Lifts Market with Mixed Packing Weights
Receipts were small but orders from shippers and yard traders pushed prices up 19 25c for suitable offerings. Lightweights gained most while underweights and medium weights saw steady demand from packers and butchers. Heavy packing classes sold slowly with little bidding.
New York Sugar of York Raw Sugar Report
Raw sugar prices held steady on December 11 with refined sugar unchanged. Market sources indicate subdued demand and steady wholesale transactions across major ports.
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New York Sugar of York
Easier Wheat With Downward Undertone Seen
Chicago markets opened with wheat prices dipping slightly amid a tentative undertone. December futures fell to around 1.11 to 1.13, with May and July showing a larger early decline before a late hour recovery aided by cash demand. Corn began with heavy losses but improved as the session progressed, while oats stayed dull and provisions traded sparsely.
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Chicago
Ill
Grain and Seed Price Report from Chicago Markets
AP Leased Wire reports current cash grain prices in Chicago with Wheat at 1.14 to 1.15, Corn mixed grades 48 to 50 cents, No 1 yellow 50 cents, Oats No 2 white 35 to 36 cents, Rye 84 to 8 cents, Barley 56 to 59 cents, Timothy and Clover seed listed, Pork nominal, Lard 8.80, Ribs 7.25 to 8.25.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Corn Prices on Open Market at Peoria Grain Yard
Peoria Illinois December 10 corn receipts 99 cars market unchanged No 1 yellow 48 48 3 4 8 c No 3 yellow 46 14 c No 4 yellow 45 c No 5 yellow 44 4 c No 1 mixed 48 c No 4 mixed 45 46 c Cars receipts 6 market unchanged
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Associated Press
Peoria
Jil
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago Illinois December 10.Butter Unchanged Eggs Unsettled Receipts 4153 cars Firsts 53 54c ordinary firsts 46 48c miscellaneous 50 68c refrigerator firsts 38 40c Potatoes Receipts 38 cars Total US shipments 367 cars market early Wisconsin sacked round whites 1.65 1.75 Minnesota sacked and bulk round whites 1.50 1.76 Michigan sacked trussets 2.90 Idaho sacked rurals 1.75 1.85 Poultry Alive lower Fowls 14 22c springs 20c turkeys 37c roosters 15c
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Idaho
Springs
Butter and Cheese Prices and Receipts Report
New York dairy market overview from Associated Press dated December 10 shows butter receipts at 11,688 pounds with creamery and packing stock prices varied by grade from 28c to 46c. Keys Market receipts total 10,644 cars with fresh gathered and first grade prices ranging 55c to 65c. Cheese receipts at 1,513 boxes with state whole milk flats and specials priced around 20c to 22c.
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Associated Press
New York
Kansas City Market Report Prices Steady on Butter Eggs Poultry
Kansas City market notes from December 10 show butter and eggs holding steady with butterfat unchanged and eggs unchanged. Poultry remains steady for hens and springs while turkeys rise by 2 to 4 cents, reflecting a mixed but stable market.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Market Summary From St Louis Ducks Geese Eggs Report
Associated Press Leased Wire St Louis Missouri December 10 Ducks geese at 22 cents others unchanged Eggs 41 cents bulk unchanged.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Horses and mules price listings in St Louis market
Market summary from St Louis Illinois on December 10 lists horses at good to choice drafts and southern types with prices from 50 to 75 dollars for smaller drafts and up to 75 for choice drafts. Mule prices show 14 to 17 hands with ranges from 70 to 230 dollars and variations by height.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Ill
Live Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
New York December 10 via AP Live poultry prices were not quoted while dressed poultry remained steady and unchanged in the market today reflecting stable demand and supply conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
Cotton futures open steady with mixed December to July prices
New York markets report cotton futures opening steady on December contracts with Dece at 17.90 cents, January 17.75, March 97.68, May 17.49, and July 17.04 cents.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago Hay Prices and Grain Receipts in December
Chicago reports hay prices with numerous grades and prices from 0 to 26 dollars per ton. Receipts reach 681 tons and shipments 21 tons as country loadings decline. Regional price ranges span timothy, clover, alfalfa, and straw, with Kansas to South Dakota quoted at 16.90 to 18.00 and Minnesota to Iowa prairie at 13.00 to 15.00 dollars.
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Prairie
State Prairie
oNen
Rene Oat Straw
Speke
Wheat market steady with small losses on weekend trade
The Wheat market opened with weekend contract rollovers and an irregular close showing a small net loss. Cash markets remained firm for better grades but softer for poorer quality as foreign cables and export business were limited. Deliveries and terminal movement were expected to decline after next week due to reduced country offerings.
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Chicago
Til
Mdange
Seaboard
Property transfers fill Muscatine listings with dollar tokens
A long list records numerous conveyances in Muscatine and surrounding towns. Buyers and sellers include Cleveland Bryant to Mary G. Ernst, Clee V. Smith to Clarence J. Doty, Lida Baker to Jessie Criger and George Binhoff, John Claussen to William Reese, I W Spooner to Caroline Schultz, and Emma Fayerweather to Minnie Pantel, among others. Prices range from 1.00 to 5 600.00 with many parcels in Park Place and South Muscatine. A final note invites readers to use the Wants section.
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Cleveland Bryant
Mary G. Ernst
A. Smalley
Muscatine
Clee V. Smith
Husband
Clarence J. Doty
Brogan
Lida Baker
Jessie Criger
John Claussen
Reese
Stockton
John Lemkau
Clarence Bernard Shoemaker
South Muscatine
City of Muscatine
John Osmers
Henry Hell
Butterfield
Wilton
F. Criger
George Binhoff
Park Place
Otto D. Behrendt
John Behrendt Kindler
A. Geiss
I. W. Spooner
Caroline Schultz
Emma
Fayerweather
Minnie Pantel
Pauline Horst
Mildred Emma Besetentehner
J. Nietzel
Clara Nietzel
Island View
Markets Adjust as Navigation Cuts Loom in Winnipeg Region
Chicago Wheat prices face international pressures as Winnipeg navigation closes, with foreign buyers likely to absorb the southern hemisphere crop. Corn slips due to cash grain selling, receipts higher than expected, and exporters dominate shipping. Rye shows resilient demand from Baltimore exporters while provisions stay weak early, then firm with grain strength. Hog supply expectations: 47,000 for Monday and 220,000 next week.
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Winnipeg
Baltimore
Real estate transfers transcribed for the Journal
A series of property conveyances listed by Titus Loan and Investment Co. include transfers in Muscatine and Wilton cities. Notable entries show Joseph Rand to Genevieve Land Lot 8 Block 1 Stortz Add for $1.00 and parcels to City of Muscatine, along with other deeds between Ruthenberg Leysen Brown Krueger Hoopes and Blakeslee ensembles involving blocks, lots, and land sections with minimal sums.
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Iowa Avenue
Joseph Rand
Genevieve Land
Stortz
City of Muscatine
G. W. Feltman
Christ Jasperson
Butterfield
Wilton
Anna G. Leysen
Louis H. Ruthenberg
Climer-Newell
Anna C. Leysen
William W. Stewart
Walter S. Howe
Fulham
Mary M. Fahey
O. G. Krueger
Elizabeth M. Mortimer
Jostin M. McCoy
W. H. Hoopes
Muscatine
Cordelia Hawkins
Guy M. Brown
East Lawn
Walcott Blakeslee
Et Ax
Edith A. Klepper
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