Iowa Farms for Sale Ad Listing Prices by Acre
Classified ad lists multiple farm parcels in Iowa with varying acreages and prices. Contact A. P. Byrne at 109 Fast Sec on street, Phase 813. Open evening from 6:30 to 7:50. Ad will not appear again.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1911
Page
9
Classified ad lists multiple farm parcels in Iowa with varying acreages and prices. Contact A. P. Byrne at 109 Fast Sec on street, Phase 813. Open evening from 6:30 to 7:50. Ad will not appear again.
Chicago live stock market notes demand for hogs rose about five cents with strength into the close. Cattle trading held steady with no price changes and sheep and lambs remained steady with nominal prices. Western hogs led gains while receipts totaled around 3 000 head with prices for calves and fat cattle listed from several eastern and midwestern markets.
South Omaha Livestock Market notes mixed cattle activity with market steady. Prices listed include figures like 6,407 and 5,9528, reflecting varied yard rates and feeder bids, with attention to hogs and other livestock terms amid unclear OCR data.
Market notes show cattle and hog futures with mixed quotes across Kansas City. Prices cited include $5.26 to $8.25 for various cattle grades, $4.00 to $4.70 for some dairy and feeder items, and lambs around $4.80 to $8.53, with packers and butchers active and overall market steady to stronger in parts.
St. Joe market steady with receipts around 1 200 head and top cattle at 6 50 to 6 80. St Louis reports 7 800 receipts, steady market for native hogs and mixed cattle, heavies around 6 15 to 6 85, no sheep noted.
New York dispatch details a clearing house report showing banks with a reserve above legal requirements but a net decrease in excess lawful reserve amounting to 4.49 million dollars. The statement lists increases in actual condition, deposits, and circulation, with specific figures for trust companies and state banks, and notes notable decreases in legal tenders and excess reserve.
New York state dairy numbers show butter and creamery receipts at high volumes, with firsts and seconds varied in price. Milk sales and egg data display unsettled conditions and fluctuating prices across grades, with storage charges and regional product notes peppering the market summary.
A fragmented OCR excerpt from the Chicago produce market mentions items like butter, cheese, and goods delivered in cages. It references receipts and pricing notes, with scattered names and vague entries such as 27240 and 1644, suggesting a ledger-like record of market transactions.
Liverpool grain market notes show wheat quotes for Manitoba No 3 and futures in March with steady spot values and mixed futures. Kansas City creamery and packing stock prices appear alongside St Louis wool market figures noting steady trade and Western medium wool ranges.
In Elgin Indiana a power struggle over the board's leadership ended with the insurgents winning all seats. Officers named include President Charles H Potter and Vice President J Christians. No action taken on abolishing the quotation commission.
Market notes show Beef cuts and roasts priced per pound, pork products listed, and staples like cornmeal and oats in varied amounts. Fresh vegetables such as cabbage onions lettuce carrots and potatoes appear with per peck or per bunch pricing alongside fruit items like oranges and apples.
A cluttered society column lists various fraternal and ceremonial groups with meet dates and officers. Mormon and lodge chapters across locations are noted, including Mason groups, Mystic groups, and Woodmen related entries, with meeting nights, venues, and contact details.
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