Hogs and Cattle Markets and Local Notices in East St Louis
Market news notes hog receipts at 6500 with prices down to 11.75 to 12.06 for heavy cuts and weaker lighter weights. Cattle receipts around 800 with steer and yearling prices up to 15.00 for yearlings and 11.00 for matured steers, cows 5.00 to 5.50. Sheep receipts 360 with natives and southwestern lambs priced around 12.50 to 13.00. Local society items report hospital stays, church meeting outcomes, deaths, and visits among East Side residents and neighbors.
Wheat Suffered a Further Tumble Amid Export and Weather Factors
In Chicago on December 11, wheat declined as North American export demand weakened while Argentina enjoyed fine harvest weather. Liverpool quotations eased, and Argentina and Russia reportedly sold abroad freely. Corn and oats initially eased but then rebounded as shorts covered. provisions and hog values also softened.
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Chicago
Argentina
Liverpool
Russia
Saylor-Wicherman Report Quotations Reference
Quotations supplied to Saylor and Wicherman relate to a 499 410 meres Building wire connections with J Ger Co Chicago and New York. Pha.
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Saylor - Wicherman
Saylor and
Wicherman
Meres
J Ger& Co
Chicago
Neww York
Pha
Chicago grain prices and seed values from December listing
A Chicago market page lists grain quotes for Dec 11 including corn and oats by multiple No. 2 and No. 4 mixed grades with prices around 76 to 78 cents for corn and 42 to 53 cents for oats. Seed prices show values for clover and alfalfa seed and assorted feeds with figures such as five to twelve dollars for various items.
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Chicago
Grain market notes from Peoria with mixed corn and oat prices
AP report from Peoria Illinois on December 11 details corn prices in various grades with slight gains and ample supply. Oats receipts listed at thirteen cars with market steady to higher, showing No 1 white at 50 cents and No 2 white around 48 to 49 cents.
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Yeoria
Butter and egg markets show declines across Chicago and New York
Chicago prices ease with butter at 48 to 49 cents and egg quotes slipping from 4 ½ to 4 1/4 to 4 4/5. New York holds steadier on butter at 92, while five fish fowls rise modestly and dressed poultry markets stay firm amid varied receipts and slower trade.
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Ty Swift
Chicago
Harras
New York
Minnekahda
New Zealand
United States
Copenhagen
Local Markets Poultry and Eggs Report
Local market listings from Swift & Co show poultry prices with good springs 19c and light Leghorn and black 19c for hens and lic cocks. Egg quotes missing. livestock prices from J P Squire Co include good butchers 300 lb at 11.75, 200–250 lb at 11.65, 180–200 lb at 11.65, 250–300 lb packers at 10.60 and heavy packers at 10.40.
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Swift & Co
J. P. Squire Company
Chicago Produce Market Report Dec 11 Butter Eggs Poultry
Untouched butter and eggs with steady receipts 6 826 and 2 491 cases. Poultry alive steady with mixed prices for fowls springs turkeys ducks and geese. Potatoes on track 236 cars with 469 US shipments and thin trading. Wisconsin and Idaho potato prices noted with minor shifts. Fresh gathered firsts for January February listed at 32 cents.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Butter and Egg Prices Hover as Cheese Receipts Rise
December butter storage rates cited with prices from 34 to 46 cents. Creamery firsts range 88 cents to $1. Eggs show steady demand with nearby whites at 61 to 62 cents for extras and Pacific coast whites at 58 to 60 cents for extra firsts. Cheese receipts total 41,222 pounds as market activity continues.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Eggs Firsts Prices Fall Across Markets
Kansas City dispatch reports declines in egg prices with Firsts down 4 cents to 39 cents a dozen for current receipts and 4ct declines for other grades. Seconds drop 2 cents to 30 cents. Other produce lines show no change.
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Kansas City
New York Poultry Prices Reported
New York, Dec 11. Live poultry nominal no quotations. Dressed poultry values show firm demand. Turkeys sold in western markets 44 to 52 cents per pound, southern market 44 to 51 cents.
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New York Poultry
New York
Turkeys Western
Southern
Sugar Prices Hold Steady Amid Limited Trading
New York markets show raw sugar unchanged at 5.08 for Cuban duty paid with no sales reported. Refined sugar steady from 6.209 to 6.40 for fine granulated amid light activity. St Louis and Kansas City business notes appear marginal.
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New York
Cattle higher. hogs steady as Chicago market ends week
Hogs were steady with light cattle up and sheep light as week totals show a small rise in receipts. Prime heavy butchers sold 11.70 to 11.80, good packers 10.75 to 11.20, about 2,500 sold to shippers, 2,000 unsold. Steers scarce, few sales steady but lower for plain grades. prime steers hit 14.00, lambs 12.50 to 13.90, comeback lambs 11.50 to 11.75 for finish, natives 8.50 to 9.00.
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Chicago
Illinois livestock market reports steady demand and varied prices
Dec 1 leaco Illinois market notes receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle top at 14.00 with yearlings steady to higher, heavy weights weak to steady, veal calves 10.00 to 11.25. Hogs total 56 900 heads with price ranges noted, while sheep receipts 1 500 head show current week totals 5 200 direct and feeding lambs around 11.50 to 12.00. Next week hogs 210 499 head planned.
Kansas City Livestock Prices From Dec 11 Receipts and Trends
Kansas City cattle receipts totaled 200 head with 50 calves, showing mixed price shifts. Heavy steers sold 15 to 25 cents lower, best medium to heavy steers around 106.66, fed cattle 7.75 to 9.75, hogs 3,500 head with steadier market and top at 11.85 for 215 to 240 pounds, lambs down 2 to 3 cents with tops around 12.65 and 12.60, sheep and feeding lambs steady with top ewes at 6.50.
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East St. Louis
Kansas City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Dec 11
Cattle receipts about 200 head with steers and yearlings steady, cows stable to strong, bulls 10 to 15c lower, stockers and feeding cattle firm. Hogs 8,500 head steady to 10c lower, top at 11.46, various hog class prices listed. Sheep 100 head, lambs 25 to 35c lower, ewes around 6.50.
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Sioux City
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Recap in St Joseph
Hogs receipts 4500 head market steady top 11.85 bulk 11.50 to 11.75. Cattle receipts 1106 head market nominal bulk steer week 7.75 to 11.00 top 12.40 cows and heifers 5.0 to 10.0 calves 7.50 to 9.50 stockers 6.25 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 2000 head market steady lambs 11.70 to 12.60 ewes 3.73 to 6.75.
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St. Joseph
Hog Receipts Rise at Peoria Market on Dec 11
Peoria Illinois December 11 AP hog receipts total 1000 head with higher prices. Top bid 11.75 for lights and heavies 11.60 11.75 all other categories steady to 11.60 11.75. Packers 11.00 to 16.00 for other hogs. Cattle light receipts show steady market and veal top at 11.00.
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Peoria
Ymarket
Profit Taking Halts Advances In Stock Market
Heavy profit taking by professionals after five straight advances checked the market in a brief session. Selling was absorbed overall with issues drifting 1 to 5 points above Friday’s close while brokers dominated volume of about 750 060 shares. Public interest rose and bullish sentiment grew on holiday trade Cuba crop decree and easy money rates. Eastern steel and railroad shares led gains with some motors weaker. market closed steady.
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New York
Iowa People Have a Thrilling Time on Trip to Florida
A Morning Sun couple, Mr. and Mrs. Myers Jarvis, wintering in Florida, report fine fruit and better prices for growers at St. Cloud and describe annual visits on Lookout Mountain. They chose to stay in St. Cloud again this winter after considering a farther south location.
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Iowa
Florida
Columbus Junction
M. F. Patton
Myers Jarvis
Morning Sun
St. Cloud
Junction
H. S. May
Presbyterian Church
C. J. Duncan
Cairo Evangelical Church
Burdette Lewis
Chicago
Burlington
Peter Anderson
Christmas Trees Decorate Streets in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Iowa December 10 trees line the streets placed by local merchants adding festive spirit. Principal Verne Rice lists top first and second six weeks grades for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with scores ranging from 90s to mid-90s.
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Columbus Junction
Verne Rice
Columbus High School
Gertrude Hoffman
Margaret Wagner
Mary Jenkins
Burl Ruston
Marie Kemp
Frances Alsip
Mabel McNatton
Opal Dean
Helen Barker
Myrtle Long
Howard Oak
Elizabeth McWilliams
Pearl Meeker
Lyle Weber
Lois Shellabarger
Lucile Oak
Lula Hill
Alice Hanft
Effie Grouwinkle
R. J. Reaney
Columbus Junction Fair Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Ainsworth Farmers Decide to Continue Store
At a meeting of the Farmers Co operative store stockholders in Ainsworth Iowa on December 11 the vote by ballot kept the store as is with 23 in favor and 17 against Carl Platt the manager resigned and will leave soon to join a Cedar Rapids feed company Platt quit to take up duties elsewhere and the store will continue under current management and operation
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Ainsworth
Farmers’ Co-operative
Same
Carl Platt
Cedar Rapids
Oakland
Sam Baird
Marsh
Rock Island Depot
Newell Construction Company
Fred Taylor
St. Louis
George Burge
Orville Grim
New London
Elva Hadine
C. L. McClurkin
Wapello
Cyrus Hewitt
Lee Walker
Crawfordsville
Verna Carey
Ida
Alma Bazel
Raymond Pagemiller
Burlington
BE. E. Bazel
Oakville Shippers Co op head to speak in Chicago and Wapello
Oakville manager Lester Bay of the Shippers Co operative Association has been invited to address the national group in Chicago and will speak on Saturday in Wapello on a farm bureau program. Mrs Henry Davis Sr of Kingston celebrated her birthday with many visitors, while active in household duties.
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Oakville
Oakville Shippers’ Co-operative Association
Lester Bay
National Association
Chicago
Wapello
Farm Bureau
Henry Davis
Kingston
Local notices from Wilton area December events
Dr. Thomas Osborne preached at the Methodist Episcopal church and led quarterly conference with Mrs. A. W. McBlain. Ladies Auxiliary pre sale planned for Saturday at Heabner's store. Woman's Club meeting moved to December 15 at Mrs. Hattie Mason's home. Mrs. Stella Sherberger Schwin of Bear Springs Montana wed J. H. Bedford of San Francisco in Sacramento on November 18.
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Bear Springs
Montana
J. H. Bedford
San Francisco
Calif
Sacramento
Richards Appointed Mayor of Ainsworth
EK. J. Richards was appointed mayor at a recent meeting to succeed W. T. Trotter who resigned. Also notes social visits and local happenings including births, illnesses, and family news from Ainsworth and surrounding areas.
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Ainsworth
EK. J. Richards
W. T. Trotter
Hilma Richardson
Lyle Duncan
Wapello
A. J. Marsh
Maynard Hite
Cotter
Roy Moran
Wapellola
T. J. Whitlock
Irah Armstrong
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Fred Walker
Alcorn
Levis
Allerton
Exchange Bank Closes Doors in Morning Sun
Morning Sun Iowa December 11 The Exchange bank closed its doors at 11 o'clock yesterday morning. No statement of assets or deposits was issued as the bank remained closed pending settlement of the E L McClurkin estate. McClurkin owned and operated the bank and died about a year ago, with Mrs McClurkin conducting it since.
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Morning Sun
Exchange Bank
E. L
Mathews Elected Wapello Football Captain
Robert Mathews was elected captain of the Wapello high school football team for the coming season at an oyster stew in Wapello yesterday. He succeeds 1926 captain Robert Pulver and is regarded as one of the team’s standout players.
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T. E. Minor
McLeod
Maine
T. E. Young
Olive Johnson
J. H. Dickson
F. G. Wright
Robert Garrett
Leo Plum
Tree
Balderson
Donald Gillett
Robert Pulver
William Vincent
Paul Limbecker
Eldon Wilson
Robert Matthews
Earl Owens
Lewis Foot
Rex Marshall
Rex Havenhill
James Johaan
Marion Small
Elmer Staats
Harry Hicklin
Robert Erwin
Dale Schneider
First Methodist Episcopal Church
O. E. McBride
Elmer Bratton
Oakville
First Methodist Episcopal
Duroc Jersey
Smylie & Son
Anna Wilson
Sioux City
E. J. Breneman
Fred Mohlie
Wapello
T. A. Wykert
Richard Chown
Muscatine
Robert Curtis
North Carolina Agricultural College
Raleigh
N. C
Chicaco
BE. S. Curtis
Fredonia
J. H. Wykert
Clyde S. P Duncan
LaSalle
C. L. Duncan
Heinies Orchestra
G. H. Jones
Board of Education
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
J. Carson Duncan
Amelia Cook
Trinity Reformed Church
J. D. O'Dell
B. H van Meter
Central Presbyterian Church
W. E. Ruston
Wapello, Ta
Robert Mathews
Mathews
Funeral services for John Nangle held in Wilton
The funeral for John Nangle a Wilton resident of 44 years was conducted at St Marys church by Rev M P Kirkpatrick with burial in St Marys cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Hart Peter Jacobs B J Nangle John Nangle Henry Kook and Frank Kelley.
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G. W. Tipton
H. L. McRoberts
Harry Hall
Muscatine
W. C. Hall
C. P. Nichols
Ainsworth
Minneapolis
Ed Nichols
Billings
Ment
Paul Smith
Letts
G. C. Neiswanger
East Side Cafe
Oskaloosa
Cedar Rapids
Harvey
George McVey
Conesville
E. B. Tucker
Charles Getts
J. J. Jenkins
Floyd Lieberknecht
W. D. Lewis
Kellerton
Sarah Elliott
Oscar Miller
Ruth Bell
Morning Sun
Henry Hale
Amelia Cook
Oren Jennings
J. Carter Duncan
Herman Grunder
Wilton
Marie Dorland
Patsy
F. E. McKean
Concord Township
Calvin Gage
E. W. Kelley
Iowa City
Margaret McCabe
Thomas
John Kelley
Arlie Perry
Eileen Barringer
Davenport
Earl Smith
Ella Withrow
Geneseo, al
J. E. Kerr
John Nangle
St. Mary’s Church
M. P. Kirkpatrick
St Mary’s Cemetery
Charles Hart
Peter Jacobs
B. J. Nangle
Henry Kook
Frank Kelley
Peter Rabbits
Bernice Wilcox
Cockshoot Brothers
Klops Dans
Alabama Coons
Stars of the Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Hanson
Anna Oveson
G. G. Leith
Servia
Persia
Mary Crispin
Johanna Hanson
Margaret Looney
American Legion Auxiliary
Knoxville
A. A. Leith
Bazaar and Dinner in Marsh Net $67 for Church
The Ladies' Aid bazaar at Marsh raised about 67 dollars after a Wednesday chicken dinner. Proceeds will support church work and activities. It was part of a day with 23 attendees at a home and garden department meeting.
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Marsh
Ladies’ Aid Society
Home and Garden Department
I. M. Jamison
L. E. Meade
F. C. Selzer
George Hackenburg
W. R. Sterret
Marian Willson
Dave McElhinney
Fastest halfbacks boost Wapellio team in season form
A report notes the Southeastern Iowa standout speed of the fastest halfbacks and states that this season’s play strengthened the Wapellio squad considerably with quick chargers and strong ball handling.
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Southeastern Iowa
Wapellio
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Produce
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Reece
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Sioga
Kansas City Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
St. Joe Livestock
Peoria Livestock
Sunday Schools Board
A. J. Williamson
Fred Cutcomb
Frank Wright
Warren Stroup
J. H. Dick
Gerald Duncan
Coiter
Platt
Mr. Farmer
Reuling Engineering Co. Machinists
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