Eagle Lodge No 1 meets Thursday evenings in Chestnut St
Eagle Lodge No 1 A O U W meets every Thursday evening at 1 6 Chestnut street Brethren in good standing are cordially invited to meet with us J B Reay M V H S Howe Recorder I Dolsen Finn eler
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1911
Page
6
Eagle Lodge No 1 A O U W meets every Thursday evening at 1 6 Chestnut street Brethren in good standing are cordially invited to meet with us J B Reay M V H S Howe Recorder I Dolsen Finn eler
Oats led the day as frantic buying pushed prices higher while corn lagged. Short covering spurred a broad grains rally with oats opening half to a percent up and July leaping to the mid 84s. Weather and weaker wheat weighed on the market later.
Red Builder, a Standard bred chestnut foaled 1907 and sired by Red Gamaleon, leads the trio of top finishers. He has produced Red Milda and Red Crt among others, with a line including Red Ryder and Arena A, and is closely related to Redinda. He will be offered to mares this spring at 16.06. Counsel Attar, a rich chestnut foaled 1002, weight 1200, stands 1614 hands, combines Onward and Pifot bloodlines, a known factor in selling well bred colts at 10.00.
An 6 year old Seal Brown draft horse from Belghim town stands at home on Mondays Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays, at Otto Friteh ner's in New Era on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Prices include 16 dollars for a live colt with insured birth, and 10 dollars for the "old reliable" Black draft horse. Includes Black Jarek with a mealy nose also 6 years old producing true black colts and a sure coal getter.
W H Carter owner reports land five miles north of Muscatine near Sweetland and Sones. Officials note boundary lines and access points under review.
The close was unsettled at 54 percent for July, showing a net loss. Provisions caused only a trifle, though support appeared solid from packers. First sales were slightly lower, with September delivery at 14.92 percent for a 40 cent lard, and 8.15 for ribs.
Bedalla Mo June 12 Wheat harvest started in Central Missouri with grain in excellent condition and average yields around 16 bushels per acre. Chicago market data show mixed futures for wheat oats and soybeans with several contracts recording gains and declines amid receipts and shipments notes for Wheat Corn Rye and Barley.
Chicago cash grain prices list mixed and garbled with numerous OCR errors for winter wheat and multiple No. 2 through No. 4 grade categories. Several entries show distorted numbers and abbreviations, with some entities like wheat grades and origin areas appearing inconsistently.
Kansas City grain desk quotes mixed futures with corn and oats steady to higher. Wheat bids ease slightly while No 2 and 3 grains show varied quotes. Receipts list four cars of wheat, market activity noted for July and September corn.
Wheat and corn prices rise with multiple grades listed for No 2 and No 3 varieties. Receipts show wheat 24, corn 08, oats 33. Peoria trade notes include White, Yellow, and Mixed lots with price quotes and samples in mixed fractions.
Duluth Grain Market notes show June 12 closing wheat bids, July and September futures quoted with bids and asks. Mentions No 1 north cen No 2 northern and No 3 Ssqithe grade classifications, reflecting historical grain labeling and market activity.
Market notes show dairy items steady with creamery and cheese prices listed. butter ranges and receipts near 19 982 cases. Poultry and venison values appear modest with live weights and dressed birds, while potatoes and other staples show small gains and steady demand across regions.
New York produce receipts total 9,297 with creamery items at 20 cents above market and mixed prices for best, ordinary, and process varieties. Galveston cotton steady at 167 16, St Louis wool steady with varied western and territory prices, New York poultry market irregular with Western broilers at 18 to 26 cents and fowls and turkeys noted.
Chicago June 12 cattle receipts about 23,000 with market steady to strong for good cattle and weaker for others. Beefs 6.16 to 6.50, Texas steers 4.60 to 6.75, westerns 4.76 to 5.70, stockers and feeders 3.86 to 6.06, cows and heifers 2.40 to 5.66. Hogs receipts 48,000 and market slow, various hog classes from 4.60 to 6.92. Sheep 25,000 with market steady to 10 cents lower. natives 2.76 to 4.10, yearlings 4.38 to 6.20, lambs 4.25 to 6.76. Kansas City and other markets show similar mixed activity and prices.
New York June 12 strength and activity marked the opening as most active issues rose. United States Steel advanced above yesterday's close while Great Northern and Westinghouse Electric led gains. Reading Lehigh Valley and Kansas City Southern moved up before profit taking cooled business, market then closing firmer with copper stocks in demand and several rails higher.
South Omaha livestock report shows cattle receipts around 2,200 with market steady. Cows and heifers generally quoted near 84.00 to 50.00, steers around 6.00 to 6.50, stock and feeders near 0.40 to 0.60. Sheep and lambs receipts about 2,800 with prices around 1.00 to 6.25 for lambs and 45.20 for lambs per hundred.
St Joseph market notes receipts and prices for cattle cows and heifers calves and sheep and lambs at South St. Joseph Morunge with steers around 4.00 to 6.10 and calves 8.50 to 7.75 while lambs fetch about 5.50 to 6.05 and hogs around 6.20 to 8.05 for bulk sales
A dense listing of live stock prices for hogs cows lambs calves and poultry and wholesale and retail grain and feed prices. Noted items include hogs around 5.60 and 5.00 per cwt, cows and heifers at 3.50 to 4.00, lambs 6.00, grain figures for rye barley hay and oats, and assorted retail butter eggs and meat prices.
The list shows active trading with values for American Beet Sugar American Car & Foundry American Smelting Refining Black names appear for several firms such as Delaware & Hudson Denver Rio Grande Great Northern Illinois Central and others. Major railroads like Baltimore & Ohio Chicago & Northwestern and Southern Railway are cited along with steel makers United States Steel and Standard Oil entries.
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