Chicago Market Quotes and Grain Prices June 3
Chicago market bulletin shows Wheat futures around 1.20 for July and 1.10 for September, Corn July at 72 to 73 cents, Oats July around 53 to 53.5 cents, with Pork Lard and Ribs trading near 19.87 dollars, 11.20 dollars, and 10.60 dollars respectively. Hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and price ranges listed. New York butter steady and eggs weaker.
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Chicago Grain & Provision Market
Chicago
Ill
Timothy
Texas
Muscatine Markets and Produce Prices
The Muscatine markets report grains and livestock values including corn oats wheat and cracked corn retail prices. Local live stock prices list choices for heavy and light cattle, sheep lambs and cattle bulls with varied per head and per cwt figures.
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Moerecatine
Moerecatine Produce Co Mpartoetea
Chicago Produce Market Butter and Eggs Steady
Chicago June 3 butter steady with creamery prices from 22 to 26 cents and dairy at 20 to 24 cents. Eggs steady with receipts 21,300. at mark cases 19 cents, firsts 19 1 2 cents, prime firsts 21 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago poultry prices on June 3 were steady with turkeys at 15 cents, chickens 14 cents, and springs ranging from 20 to 30 cents. Local market activity reflects stable demand and consistent poultry rates.
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Pacific Enaat
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Chicago
Chickens Broilers and Fowls Price Report Broadnight
Broilers priced at 22 to 28 cents per pound and fowls at 16 to 16.5 cents per pound. Dressed poultry steady with similar ranges for next sale period.
Fire Dept to Elect Chief Engineer Monday Evening
The city fire department will meet at city hall Monday June 7 at 8 pm to elect a chief engineer and a first and second assistant. Represented companies include Champions Rescues Excelsiors Reliefs and Hershey Hook and Ladder. Current officers C C Hagerman Otto Eilfers and Frank Curry may seek re election. results to be approved by city council June 17.
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Fire Department
Champions
Rescues
Excelsiors
Reliefs
Hershey Hook and Ladder Company
C. C. Hagerman
Otto Eilfers
Frank Curry
Excelsio
Columbus Junction Daily Social News and Visits
Misses Florence and Beatrice Klotz return from Colorado to stay with their parents M. W. and Mrs. Klotz. Dr A Johnson of Grand Junction will visit before heading to St Louis. Marriage of Col Thomas J Sabin and Miss Bessie Weaver at Muscatine. Various local residents travel to Muscatine Iowa City Davenport and Washington for events and gatherings. Reverend H F Kern to preach at Columbus City church Friday night.
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Columbus Junction
Florence
Beatrice Klotz
Colorado
M. W. Klotz
Dc. A. Johnson
Grand Junction
Col
St. Louis
Beatrice
Trinidad
Thomas J. Sabin
Grandview
Bessie Weaver
M. E. Parsonage
Muscatine
Thomas Osborn
Columbus
David M. Weaver
O. A. Bahns
Chas. Aringdale
A. H. Cunningham
Iowa City
M. R. Allen
S. H. Duncan
Anna
Iva
Meda Tedford
Charley Johnston
P. W. Westbrook
Marie
Letts
T. W. Brown
F. G. Coffin
Masonic Grand Lodge
Davenport
Ethel Edwards
Mable Smith
H. Griffith
Ainsworth
Mediapolis
Wm. McCullough
Lone Tree
E. B. McNamer
Anna Malhern
Washington
James Wooley
Wolf
J. H. Heizer
E. Heizer
Cotter
C. J. McWilliams
Farmington
Charley
Wapello
Fairfield
R. C. Sands
H. F. Kern
Christian Church
Columbus City
St Louis Grain Market Report
St Louis grain prices show Wheat at 1.14 per bushel, Corn at 72 cents, and Oats at 51 cents in the June market update. Prices reflect steady demand and standard market movement for the period.
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St. Louis
Peoria Corn Market Report
Peoria notes June 3 with corn No 3 Thebe priced in the market update reflecting standard futures quotes and local trading activity.
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Peoria
Floyd Whitman Pleads Guilty in Drunkenness Case
Floyd Whitman appeared before Judge H S Howe and pleaded guilty to intoxication. Upon promising to abstain from drinking and seek employment, a suspended five day county jail sentence was imposed and he was released on costs.
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Floyd Whitman
H. S. Howe
New York Grain Market Report
New York grain prices show Wheat July at 1.25 dollars and Corn July at 0.8267 dollars with market activity recorded on June 3. Prices reflect light trading as traders monitor weather and demand.
New York Poultry Market Activity Report
Live poultry trading in New York on June 3 shows ongoing market activity with brisk demand and steady prices. Traders report steady supplies and seasonal shifts affecting leg and breast portions.
Letters of administration granted in Blockert estate
County Clerk W S McKee took out letters of administration this morning in the estate of Paul E Blockert. Mrs Louise Blockert was named administratrix and her bond was fixed at $10 000.
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W. S. McKee
Paul E. Blockert
Louise Blockert
King James Wins Brooklyn Handicap at 2 04
King James wins the Brooklyn handicap with Restigouche in second place. The winning time is 2 04.
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Brooklyn
King James
New York, N. Y
Restigouche
Eastern Star Members Decorate Local Graves
Electa Chapter No. 32 of the Order of the Eastern Star held Memorial Day observances at Greenwood Cemetery. Muscatine Chapter members gathered at Mrs. Jetta Block’s home, prepared twenty seven bouquets, and laid wreaths on the graves of deceased members, with a ritual service conducted by the ladies.
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Electa
Order of the Eastern Star
Muscatine
Jetta Block
East Second Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Marx Block
William Leffingwell
J. T. Ament
Henrietta Bitzer
Romulus Hawley
David Block
Louise Wilson
Madison Bartlett
Rebecca Ewing
Solomon Wymer
Charles R. Fox
John Einhausen
Ida Ashton
Henry Hartman
M. O. Harrington
Iva Schwartsfeger
Gertrude Cole
Cora Worst
Bertie Schmidt
T. A. Brumfield
Hattie Brumfield
Horace Husted
W. B. Langridge
Anna Benham
Magdalen Eversmeyer
Mrs. A. Robertson
Bernstorff Scoffs at War Clouds in New York
German Ambassador Bernstorff, visiting New York to receive an honorary LL D at Columbia, dismissed talk of England Germany war. He said England need not worry, jingoism would pass, and that Anglo German relations show no hostility, only a healthy rivalry between peoples.
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N. Y
Bernstorff
Columbia University
England
Germany
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C. H. Kollman
Linn St
J. E. Hoopes
Harbaugh
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Shima Cana
C. H. Stone
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National Cash Register Enquire
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J. L. Hoopes
Frank Warfield
Pressler
GOOP
Angus Buias
G. E. Thornton
Millersburg
N. Rosenberger
H. J. Heinz Co
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Owen Vance
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Park Ave
E. K. Tyler
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Iowa Ave
Park Place
Anna Freeland
Mueratine
SFF Reliance Loan CO
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Reliance Tinara Company
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Reliance Loan CO
Old Post Office
Brown’s Business College
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Mulberry
H. J. Heinz Pickle Farms
Smalley Farm
Powers Bldg
Rochester
T. B. Holcomb & Son
Front St
Moler Barber College
R. S. Rice’s
Nichols, Iowa
Hahn Bros. & Co
J. Bilkey
H. J. Heinz Pickle
I. W. Spooner
R. R
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Moser College
Pioneer Pearl Button Co
McKee & Raren Pearl Button Co
Pickle Works
Vienna Button Co
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Commercial Hotel
Scott House
M. E. W. Strong Piano Co
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Bradstreet System
Main Street
J. Schmuck
Frank
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Muscatine Transfer Co
Walnut and
2nd _ St
H. J. Frenzel
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Coe
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Choice Modern
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J. Linn Hoopes
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Family Theatre
Oliver Wilber Brock
Desire
Iowa Avenue
Eastern Star Ladies
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Knights of Columbus
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Reeutlar
K. of Phail
A. G. Pestenlehner
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