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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
6
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Capt Thomas P Sims in Chicago forms a company to establish a St Paul to Gulf steamboat line. Backers in Burlington and other cities join, betting on a six foot Mississippi channel to revive river traffic for freight and passengers.
In St Paul Minnesota the United Society of Christian Endeavorers opened with welcomed delegates from Governor Johnson and Mayor Lawler. Rev Francis E Clarke urged 1,000,000 new members before 1911 as the society’s mission. Shaw reported 2,355 new societies and 94 200 members added in two years. Net enrollment stood at 71 493 societies and 3 551 100 members. Trustees re elected Clarke and other officers.
Mary Kranninger aged 58 wife of John Kranninger drowned while seeking her son who had gone to Lake Manawa amid a storm. She crossed a flooded ravine with a lantern and was swept away. body recovered a mile from the fall. Five sons and four daughters survive.
The July 1 crop condition report shows corn at 89.3 percent of normal, up from 82.8 last year. Winter wheat 82.4 vs 80.6, spring wheat 92.7 vs 89.4, oats 88.3 vs 85.7, barley 90.2 vs 86.2, rye 81.4 vs 91.2. Total corn planted 109,006,000 acres.
Run of 18 500 cattle surpassed expectations with broad declines across bulk offerings. Yearlings and select steers held steady. heavy beefs fell 6 7 cents. Hog market eased about 15 to 25 cents with ample receipts and mixed packing. Sheep and lambs offered sparsely. prices drifted downward on a quiet market.
Auction activity remains slow with narrow demand across animal products. American Ice Company representative among top buyers purchasing two loads of commercial chunks at about 200 to 230 dollars. various classes show low to moderate prices from 20 to 650 dollars depending on type and quality.
Quotations furnished by H. J. Frenzel show open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn and Oats with July September and December contracts. Also listed are pork lard ribs hogs prices and by comparison Muscatine Produce Co markets and Northwestern receipts with beans fruits and vegetables prices. Local car shipments and tomorrow’s estimates accompany the report along with cash grain prices and varying market notes.
Chicago Illinois July receipts show 5000 beeves at about 4.80 and Texas cattle at 4.60 to 6.10. Western stockers and calves range 3.40 to 7.75, hogs total 30000 with prices from 7.10 to 8.00, sheep receipts 16000 with sheep 2.75 to 4.90 and lambs 4.75 to 8.50.
Butter steady. Creameries 22 25c, dairies 20 23c. Eggs steady with receipts 19,900 at market. firsts 20c, prime firsts 21c.
Chicago market summary shows firm turkey prices at 14 cents per pound and chickens at 14 and 18 to 22 cents, with springs quoted at 18 to 22 cents. The report notes steady activity in poultry trading as of July 8.
New York July 8 butter receipts total 7 200 and creamery specials quoted at 26 1 6c with ranges 21 26c for extras and state dairies at 20 25c. Eggs receipts rise to 18 300 with extra firsts at 23 23 1 4c.
New York reports live poultry prices steady on July 8 with spring chickens at 23 cents, fowls at 16 1/2 cents, turkeys at 13 cents. Dressed poultry steady with broilers 18 to 23 cents and fowls 14 1/2 cents.
New York dated July 8 reports Wheat for July at 1.23 dollars and Corn for July at 76 1 2 cents. The market closes with these price quotes for the California market context.
St Louis market reports open prices for grain in July with wheat at 1.12, corn 0.67, oats 0.46 and rye 0.? carets. Readers note volatile values and approximate figures from the Louis Mo listing.
Peoria Illinois July 8 No 2 yellow corn priced at 70 cents per bushel.
Evidence cited in an insane judgment includes the claim that the man delivered a full 100 pounds to his customers. The report suggests the scales may have been off rather than a deliberate act.
Spirit Lake Beacon notes Billy Hamilton purchased the Burling ton Hawkeye after the late deal at the Bluffs. The move follows rumors of consolidation and reshapes local team ownership and management dynamics.
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