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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1908

Page

8

Cedar Rapids Five Withdrawn Prompts State Championship Shutdown

Cedar Rapids High School Five With draws locals to play Ottumwa for championship. The state high school basketball series in Iowa City was canceled after Cedar Rapids withdrew. Principal R M Arey announced the shutdown and Ottumwa now becomes the next site for a possible title game.

Cedar Rapids High School Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Iowa City R. M. Arey Prof Arey

Giants to Play Muscatine Tourists in State Championship

The A A U plans a decisive series to settle the state basketball title between the Sioux City Giants and the Muscatine Tourists. President Hermann of the Athletic Union agreed with manager Kautz in Chicago on Monday to a two or three game format, with a possible neutral floor if needed. No Chicago games are planned as teams have disbanded.

Sioux City Giants Muscatine Tourists Hermann The Athletic Union Kautz Chicago Giants Armory Muscatine

Theodore Roosevelt calls for anti trust reform and tariff revision

Theodore Roosevelt urges Congress to amend the anti trust law to protect labor and farmers, expand receivership use, and allow public scrutiny of contracts. He proposes filing, time limits, and damages reform, supports conciliation in strikes, and calls for a waterways commission and postal savings banks. He also urges tariff study and pulpwood restrictions to protect forests.

Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Congress Shane Commissioner of Corporations Secretary of Commerce and Labor Bureau of Corporations Department Executive Department Anthracite Strike Commission Postal Savings Bank House of Representatives

Favorable Report on Bill for $10,000 to Yardmaster Banton

The interoceanic canals committee favors a bill directing the treasury to pay $10,000 to Yard master Banton of the Panama railroad who is permanently crippled from injuries on the isthmus two years ago. President Roosevelt cited the need in his January 31 message noting he supports Banton’s plight to support his wife and three sons. Iowa figures Senator Allison and Representative Birdsall backed the bill in committee.

Banton Washington Genate Committee On Iowa Allison Birdsall

Water as a remedy for stomach kidney and rheumatism

An authority urges increased water intake and proposes a simple home remedy. The article promotes plain vegetable treatment and a specific formula using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to support kidney function, reduce urine acidity, and ease bladder irritation, with guidance to drink water and take doses after meals and at night.

Markets by Miner & Co Daily Prices and Livestock

Chicago March 25 markets listing Wheat Corn and Oats futures with May and Sep prices. Cash feed and live stock values include hogs cattle sheep veal and prices for meats dairy and produce from Muscatine Produce Co and local vendors. Retail and wholesale figures cover eggs butter poultry vegetables fruits and bakery items with regional price ranges.

Wheat and corn futures prices in Chicago report

Chicago market word list shows No. 2 red wheat at 97 and 98 cents per bushel with a 1.025 percent premium, No. 2 hard near 97 to 1.046 dollars, No. 3 white corn at 63 to 64 cents, No. 3 yellow at 65 to 65. ec. Other grades not quoted.

Chicago

Market summary for Chicago grain and livestock futures

Chicago markets report March 25 with Wheat May opening 95 to 95 1/4 in Chicago bid for May 95 1/2 to 95 5/8 high 95 1/8 close. Corn May 67 to 67 1/4 with high 67 1/2 and low 66 3/4 close 66. Oats May 54 1/4 to 54 1/2 with close 54. Pork May at 12.47, Lard 7.92, Ribs 6.77 to 6.80. Rye cash 76 to 78c. Barley 70 to 86c. Timothy March 4.75, Clover March 21.75.

Miner & Co Chicago Board of Trade H. J. Frenzel Chicago Timothy

Chicago Stock Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts

Chicago reports cattle receipts of 17 000 with strong demand and price ranges from 1.70 to 7.15 for beeves cows and heifers at 2.00 to 5.65 stockers and feeders 3.15 to 5.10 westerners 4.50 to 5.59 hogs receipts 25 000 with prices 4.90 to 5.25 for light mixed and heavy 4.95 to 5.25 rough 4.95 to 65.05 bulk sales 5.10 to 5.20 sheep receipts 14 000 strong with yearlings 6.00 to 7.60 and lambs 5.85 to 8.15.

Muscatine Produce Co Chicago

Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market

Chicago on March 25 reports steady poultry with turkeys at 14, chickens at 12% and springs at 12 for the latest listings.

Chicago Springs

Butter and Eggs Market Report From Chicago Trade

Chicago price notes show butter steady at 22 to 28? per unit with creamery grades at 20 to 26 cents. Eggs quoted easy at 12 and one half cents.

Chicago

Poultry Price Quotation Report

New York on March 25 reports live poultry irregular fresh fowls at 14 6d per pound and turkeys at 14 cents. Dressed fowls 11 to 14 cents per pound with turkeys 12 to 17 cents per pound indicating market variability.

New York

New York Butter and Egg Market Report

New York market notes butter steady unchanged with 4,888 receipts and eggs steady unchanged with receipts noted as 6 eae.

New York

New York Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices

New York March 25 Wheat May at 1.02 dollars per bushel and corn at 76 cents per bushel. Prices reflect trading on the New York Produce Market with typical supply and demand factors for cereals.

New York

St. Louis Produce Market Grain Quotes

St. Louis March 25 Wheat May 96 3 4 cents Corn 634 cents Oats 52 cents per bushel on the market report with prices tied to the St. Louis exchange.

St. Louis

Peoria Produce Market Report

Peoria market note from March 25 records corn trading with No 3 OS at 4 cents per unit.

Peoria

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