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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
9
Wheat Sept opens at 89.4 to 89 3 4 cents range with highs near 90 0. Corn Sept opens 57 7 8 to 58 1 2 cents, high 58 1 2, low 57 3 4. Oats Sept opens 34 1 2 to 35 1 2, July 30 1 2. Park Sept 22.20, Lard Sept 12.40, Ribs Sept 12.52, Rye cash 75 77, Barley cash 45 66, Timothy Oct 4.40, Clover quiet.
Cattle receipts 18 000 down 10 cents. Reeves 5 60 to 8 65. Stockers and feeders 3 90 to 6 40. Cows and heifers 2 75 to 6 90. Westerners 5 40 to 7 60. Hogs receipts 21 000 steady to 10 higher. Light 9 35 to 9 65. Mixed 9 35 to 9 65. Heavy 9 25 to 9 65. Rough 9 25 to 9 35. Bulk 9 50 to 9 55. Sheep receipts 25 000 down 10 to 15c. Lambs 5 75 to 8 25.
The listing shows prices for No 2 red No 3 red and other grades of goods with per unit costs ranging from 57c to $1.01. Also includes percentages next to some items and a standard item priced at 39c.
Butter prices steady as creamery and dairy quotes show 24 17c and 23 26c respectively. Eggs also steady with receipts of 13 800 passing through markets. At mark, cases include 15% 16c, firsts 17c, prime firsts 18c.
Chicago June 15 poultry prices show steady demand with turkeys at 15 cents and chickens at 15 1/2 cents per pound.
New York market update shows total receipts at 15,600. Creamery specials quoted 27% to 28 cents, third to extra at 25 to 27 and a half cents, state dairy at 23 to 27 cents. June 15 market note.
St Louis grain market notes June 15 with Wheat Sept at 89 89 and a half cents, Corn at 58 4 cents, Oats at 34 and a half cents. Prices reflect early trading and market conditions for the day.
Muscatine markets list livestock prices for choice and rough grades, hay and grain values, meat products with unit prices, and produce items from the Muscatine Produce and Pure Ice Co. including butter, eggs, fowl, potatoes, fruit, vegetables, fish, and other perishables with cited per pound, per dozen, or per unit costs.
A wireless from General Frederick Dent Grant and Mayor Busse invites Theodore Roosevelt to attend Chicago military maneuvers on July Fourth. The message was sent from Wireless to Teddy in Chicago on June 15.
The funeral service for Mrs. Margaret Dwyer, who died at her daughter’s home in Muscatine, was conducted at St. Mary’s church Wilton with Rev. F J Leonard officiating. Pallbearers were Thomas Ryan James Archer L J Horan Frank Moynahan L P Flannery and John D Ryan. Interment followed at St Mary’s cemetery. Felicitas Mackey sang and Frank Moynahan played the organ.
Judge Peter S. Grosscup of Chicago addressed the law academy in Philadelphia on democracy in its final phase. The remarks framed the issue as a decisive period for the public and legal spheres.
New York on June 15 reports Leon Guypon a renowned artist and illustrator shot himself in his studio yesterday and was found dead. Described as despondent over ill health the tragedy shocks the local artistic community.
Public thanks extended for generous patronage to the moonlight excursion aboard the steamer W. W. last evening. Courtesy note credits officers and workers with organizing the event.
Mt. Muscatine HIVE Ro. 3 meets on the first and third Monday at Streoman Hall. Corrie Harris serves as Commander and Nellie as Local Record Keeper.
Fraternal AI Association Bloomington Council No 175 FA meets each Friday evening at their hall above H F Bodmans Grocery Store corner Second and Chestnut streets. All members in good standing are invited to attend. W H Koepping president E P Day secretary.
Pine Bluff Muscatine Africa No. 815 announces a Tuesday evening meeting at 7 30 in the Lodge hall over Dunbar restaurant. Visitors always welcome. L B Aickens, Ww C Mu OP. Goff, Secretary. Fs.
Muscatine Castle meets Friday of each month at Yormen Hall Cor Third and Avenue. All visiting members in good standing are invited to meet with Elma Scott, Secretary, and Alexander W. Scott, Protector.
The Muscatine Woodmen of America Camp No. ern meets Tuesday evenings at Woodmen hall. Consul Stapleton and Clerk Leyda announce the gatherings and weekly sessions.
The Maccabeebe announces the Laurent Council No. 1305 invites visiting brothers in good standing to attend the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. J. P. Ryen is the Grand Exalted and A. G Bestessehace serves as Financial Secretary.
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