New Advances in Oils Market Rise and Decline
Oils on the New York Stock Exchange rose with gains for the California group and Cap and affiliated shares, while Mexican Petroleum slipped from prior close. Steel, chemicals, textiles and leathers drew demand. rails and industrials saw short selling amid lack of public interest. Liberty bonds revived with 41s quoted near year’s high. call money opened at 5 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
California Group
Stock Exchange
Mexican Petroleum
Cap
United States
St. Paul
Chicago stockyard prices lift beef and hogs on steady demand
Cattle receipts 8000 head with beef steers up to 25 cents higher. Top yearlings at 10.50 with bulk beef steers 6.50 to 7.78. Hogs receipts 20000 with prices 15 to 19 cents higher. top 7.60 for 150 pound averages, bulk 6.95 to 7.25. Sheep receipts 16000 with fat lambs around 11.09, feeder lambs 10.25. sheep generally steady.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Slip for Cattle and Hogs
Cattle receipts total 7 900 head with beef steers up to 8 25 early. bulk 6 25 to 7 50. Hogs receipts 8 099 head opened higher and closed fairly active. Best hogs around 6 85 to 6 89, bulk 6 55 to 6 80. Sheep receipts 3 000 head with killing lambs steady. natives offered with limited top quotes.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report Dec 14
Cattle receipts 6,500 with steers steady to strong and top price $8.90 per 1,409 pounds. Hogs receipts 16,500 with active trading and top $7.65 for light shippers, bulk $7.50 to $7.60. Sheep receipts 1,600 with natives and westerns up to $19.50 and ewes around $4.50, best light weights $5.00.
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Associated Press
East St. Louis
Sioux City Livestock Market Report
Sioux City market data for cattle hogs and sheep shows steady to higher trend. Cattle receipts 2200 head with prices for red steers and yearlings 7.50 to 10.50, hogs receipts 5000 head with prices 6.50 to 6.70, sheep 1500 head listed as market ready.
Market Report St Joseph Live Stock Prices Dec 14
Hogs receipts 13 000 head market steady to 1ve higher top 6 86 bulk 6 40 Cattle receipts 3 000 head market steady to 25c higher steers 5 00 16 60 cows and heifers 3 25 10 00 calves 4 50 7 19 Sheep receipts 3 000 head market steady to 2k higher lambs 9 75 10 50 ewes 5 75 4 50
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Associated Press
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Chicago
Lil
A. Co Bulls
Hogs Market Mixed Early Then Steady Rise In Trade
Tuesday hog trade showed uneven demand with early selling weakest and mid session rising. Shippers and yard traders opened steady to 10c lower, while local packers entered with active operations pushing sales 19 15c above early lows.
Liberty bonds quoted at noon in New York market
The noon bond quotations show 3s at 95.50, first 4s at 97.10 asks, second 4s at 96.86, first 4%% at 97.40, second 4% at 97.19, third 4s at 98.08, fourth 4s at 97.00, Victory 3s at 100.02, and Victory 4s at 100.00.
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New York
Liberty
Wheat prices slip after early firmness in Chicago trading
Chicago, Dec 14. Wheat prices opened firm but soon weakened as selling grew and immediate supplies remained ample. May futures ranged from 1.11 to 1.12 dollars while July moved from 1.01 to 1.02. Corn followed a bearish tone amid weak domestic demand and oats declined with cereals. Provisions stayed dull though hog strength helped limit losses.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Europe
Commodity price report from Chicago grain and meat markets
Associated Press ledes wire from Chicago on December 14 reports cash market quotes for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Timothy and Clover Seed with ranges for No 2 and No 3 grades. pork lard ribs and market samples noted with nominal values.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Grain and Provisions Prices Reported in Chicago
The Chicago grain and provisions listing shows May and July prices for Wheat Corn and Soy, with figures in early trading ranges. Notable figures include Wheat May around 111 to 112 and Corn May about 86 to 87, with Pork and Lard values for January and May reported alongside Short Ribs bids for January and May Fortunes.
Market notes from corn and oats receipts
Tll Dec 14 corn receipts reach 140 cars with no market activity. oats receipts are light with no market.
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Associated Press
Tll
Chicago Market Prices for Dairy Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Chicago reports Butter extras at 43 cents firsts 34 to 41 1 3 cents. Eggs receipts 3979 cases firsts 48 49 cents ordinary firsts 42 44 cents miscellaneous 45 47 cents refrigerator firsts 37 38 cents. Poultry alive unchanged fowls 14 22 cents springs 12 cents turkeys 37 cents roosters 11 5 cents. Potatoes steady receipts 20 cars. US shipments 412 cars. Wisconsin round whites sacked 1.65 1.80 cwt do sacked and bulk 1.79 1.80 cwt Minnesota sacked and bulk round white 1.65 1.75 cwt Minnesota Red Rivers sacked or bulk 1.65 1.70 cwt Idaho rurals 1.80 1.90 cwt.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red Rivers
Idaho
Dairy Receipts Note Mixed Butter and Cheese Totals
An Associated Press report from New York outlines butter receipts at 7,257 pounds with various extras and scores, plus cream and firsts pricing. Cheese firm reports 1,727 boxes with state whole milk flats and specials listed, including prices for twins and averages.
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Associated Press
New York
Wea
Cotton futures open steady on New York market
Associated Press Leased Wire reports cotton futures opened firm in New York. December at 17.60 cents, January 17.40, March 17.40, May 17.15, July 16.95.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Market Prices From St Louis December
In St Louis on December 14 geese priced at 18 cents with other items unchanged. Eggs at 43 cents and butter prices remained steady.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Horse and mule sale prices from St Louis auction
Auction listing from St Louis Illinois December selling horses described as good to choice drafts and southern stock with prices ranging from 59 to 89 dollars. Mules 16 to 17 hands priced around 150 to 200 dollars. Several smaller horses 14 to 45 hands priced up to 3967 dollars total.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Ill
Poultry Market Report From New York
Live poultry steady with turkeys at 49 50 cents. Dressed poultry quiet and unchanged. Market reports from New York indicate stable demand and prices for poultry products on December 14.
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New York Poultry Associated Press
Leacon Wire
New York
New York Sugar Prices Steady on December 14
Raw sugar and refined sugar markets in New York show no change on December 14. Prices remain steady with no major shifts indicated by market reports.
Grain Market Report Notes Decline in Filmothy Hay Prices
Chicago hay market shows lower prices for filmothy hay while overall activity remains steady. Receipts reach 744 tons with No. 1 timothy hay and No. 1 clover mixed priced around 12.00 to 20.00, prairie and state prairie ranges 12.00 to 15.00, and regional parities including Kansas to Minnesota noting price spreads across classes.
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Chicago
Ocai
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebras
South Dakota
Fight Clover
the Copes
Moachers Infest Downtown Streets
Dozens of moochers roamed downtown streets Tuesday evening until police captured 13 men and lodged them in the city bummery. Complaints said some used offensive language when refused, and several claimed to be meat cutters from Kansas City out of work due to the packing-plant strike.
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Kansas City
Muscatine Board of Supervisors Proceedings 1921
Muscatine County Board of Supervisors meets December 5 1921 in adjourned session with Nyenhuis Wood Anderson Addleman Drake present. Bills approved including tax refunds for Fanny Grooms and various transfers. County Attorney report on McGavish claim disallowed. adjourned to December 6 1921.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Jos. Nyenhuis
J. Wood
A. B. Anderson
W. C. Addleman
Theo Drake
George Covelage
William Thompson
Wood
Addleman
Drake
Fanny Grooms
Frank McGavish
Anderson
L. A. Crull
J. E. Coe
Muscatine Township
Attest F. W. Johnston
Muscatine County
Second Wood
W.F. Sternberg
Louisa
Os. Nyenhuis
Surprise Party for E. V. Idle Family in Nichols
A surprise farewell party was held at the Idle home in Nichols Iowa on Monday evening as they prepare to move seven miles west of Muscatine. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Powell, Mr and Mrs Frank Hummel and son Lloyd, Mr and Mrs Howard Hummell and Norma Jane, Mr and Mrs Charles Pike and Albert, Clyde Watkins, Mr and Mrs Obe Yocum and Kenneth, Mr and Mrs Henry Braun, Mr and Mrs John Kirkpatrick and William, and Wilbur Idle.
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Journal
Nichols
E. V. Idle
Muscatine
John Powell
Frank Hummel
Lloyd
Howard Hummell
Norma Jane
Charles Pike
Albert
Clyde Watkins
Obe Yocum
Kenneth
Henry Braun
John Kirkpatrick
William and
Wilbur Idle
Titus Loan & Investment Company Amends Articles
Notice is hereby given that the articles of incorporation of Titus Loan & Investment Company Iowa have been changed and amended by striking and restating sections of the charter as required by law. The filing specifies the corporate name and the amendment actions to be recorded with the state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus Loan & Investment Company
State of
Iowa
Sheriff’s Sale of Land in Muscatine County
Under a Special Execution issued by the Muscatine County District Court, Sheriff R J Wiley will offer for sale on January 7, 1922 at the Muscatine Courthouse door the lands of William H Carter and Mary Carter. The property includes specific portions of Sections 17 16 28 in Township 77 North Range 1 West, totaling portions of the NE and NW quarters. Sale hours are 9 am to 4 pm with a designated time at 11:15 am, to satisfy the First Trust and Savings Bank lien.
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District Court
Muscatine County
Iowa
William H. Carter
Mary Carter
Court House
City of
Muscatine
First Trust and Savings Bank
State of
Joseph O’brien
City of Muscatine
First National Bank
Absent Divorce Filed in Muscatine County Court
In the District Court of Iowa Muscatine County Josephine Servano seeks an absolute divorce from David Servano on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment endangering her life. If David Servano fails to appear by noon on the second day of the next term starting January 3 1922 a default judgment may be entered. Attorney F L Bihlmeier represents the plaintiff.
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David Servano
State of
Notice of Probate for Frances M. Baker Will
In Muscatine County on November 29 1921 the Clerk of the District Court opened and read a writing purporting to be the will of Frances M Baker deceased. The will is set for hearing and proof on December 27 1921 at the November Term of the District Court beginning November 8 1921. Any interested party may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. R G Tipton Clerk. Thompson Thompson Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said County
Frances M. Baker
Muscatine
R. G. Tipton
Thompson & Thompson
Hogs for sale include fifty fall pigs and Chester White sows
Fifty hogs offered for sale listed as fall pigs and Chester White boars and good brood sows. One lot includes a mix suitable for breeding.
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Park Ave
W. J. Foster
Chester
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Roy Barkalow
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Phil Duncan
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Theo. Drake
Tevert Duncan
Louis Dage
Otto Eckhart
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Pormiom
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Ettie Forbes
Msion
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Lee Kile
S. E. Kinsley Co
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C. H. Sre Hs
Carlk Merer
Kopp & Son
John Eret
Cara Sev
Inva Pansion
Russell Maxwell
Merrill Co
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Jalat
Muscatine Tower Service, Co
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Bogbuch Cee
Aebestnienn
Jim Mullen
J.oe Mundt
Mary Macey Queensioh
Seorch
Ivewe
Ie Millege
Penaion
Raymond Miller
Harry McCann
John McClure
McKee Erst. O. Sunpilen Co
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Pen- SR
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Nat'l
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Mil Bebsdeia
Negus
Oc Caakas
Adam Opel
Oetendo Bros
Argeter
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Two
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Ira Parker
Matt Paroit &Sons Co
C. H. Gudtice
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J. H. Pitchforth
Groc
Puritan Ice Co
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Nene Ee Phillips
Cik
Treas
Randleman Bros
E. Richard & Sons
H. Rider
C. H. Sup- Meer
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Euling
Sideen
Donald Rockafeliow
Richards, Fue
Sullivan
Mary Schenkle
Titus Loan & Invest. Co
Aeas
John Tomney
Mike Tomney
W. D. van Gent
Musc. Twp. Groc
BE. V. van Horn
Lillian Vaughn
Clk
Treas. Prey
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Eae
Weis Prog. Co
Harley Williams
Labor
E. Wilson
Jos. Wilson
Wilson Shoe Co
Supplies Co. Orin
R. J. Wiley
Pris. Br. & Wash
Stella Wells
Bertha Whitmore
Amelia Witte
A. J. Wood
Diem
Gus. Weinberg
Broeuer & Son
Tieye
Aewv
G. C. Leach
Anna Juve
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John E. Marolf
Pine Knoll Sanitarium
Ikon Forth
Carrie Pfeiffer
Luella Rodgers
Chet Sanders
Sweet
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Schroeder
Mont
Harry Schweitzer
Coe
Standard Oil Co
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Mare
Francis Toms Co
J. A
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J. J. le Muse
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T. F. Maher
E. Pankratz
Maude Ritter
Anna Rock
Lulu "Romig
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Chas. Schmelzer
Geen
Saermen
J. Stelrecht
H. B. Stiles
M"l. Thompson
E. Tomasson
J. J. O’keefe
O'Keefe
Woodlawn
Peasley and
Ed Giesler
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Sat
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Henderson’s Drug Store
Iona Ave
9Th St
Alfalfa
S. Sinnett
Bogard Clothing O
Henry Kath
H. P
H. Journal
Ford Touring Car
Roscoe Ave
W. T. B. Holcomb
Call
Chunk
Lear
Davenport Automobile School
Davenpot
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Titus*Loan & Investment Pany
G. M. Titus
Fuir Sale
Trinity Parish Hall
Muscatine Jewelry Co
Southeastern Iowa Weekly
Care Journal
U. S. Army
Town Ave
Wireless Telegraph
Telephone Instruments
R After &P. m
John L. Smith
Sampson St
Riverside Range
Orange
Rhodes Island
A. N. Rabe
West Liberty
Redstead
Hawkeye Button Co
Pearl Button Co
Sheriff’s Sale
District Court of
Josephine Servano
F. L. Bihlmeier
Plaintiff
Orange Street
Schreurs
Freers
Fagan Bros
American Bank
Muscatiné Iron & Metal Co
Max Skolnik
Second
Orange Streets
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Iowa Avenue
E. J. Valett & Son
E. 4Th St
Glatstein
J. Greerblatt
Braunwarth
Grandma
Lewin’s Grocery
Cor
Mulberry
Black Kindling World
Huttig Mfg. Co
H. W. Kretschmar
Wilton
Greenway
TMAS
F. J. Neubauer
Wilton Junction
W. R. Schmidt
Nichols, Iowa
St. Ben Reesink
Hershey Ave
R. Sa
Enger
Brent
East 19Th
Stewart
Sunshine Laundry
Lifford’s Grocery
Ee Ee
Garace
Eversharp
Jersey
Inquirer. Journal
L. B. Price’s Mercantile Co
Geo. Erman
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