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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
9
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James A. Patten, Chicago wheat operator, travels home from New Mexico while Chicago wheat prices slip. July finishes at 1.14 1/4, with September and December down about 2 1/2 cents as bears push prices lower in a favorable wheat market.
Chicago May 8 markets report gains across futures with wheat July opening at 1.14 to 1.16 dollars and hogs noted strong to higher. Corn and oats show mixed movement with quotes for July contracts around 68 to 69 cents. Cash grain prices list several No. 2 and No. 3 grades for wheat and corn.
Telegram from Chicago dated April 20 1906 states if San Francisco is wiped out Continental loss cannot exceed two and one half million dollars. After paying losses they will have at least fifteen million dollars in assets. Safety fund law and New York Albany deposits would protect policyholders even if two more cities burn. Henry Evans president N Rosenberger resident agent.
In effect April 18 1909 the timetable lists trains going east and southwest with numbers and times from Davenport Chicago Washington Oskaloosa Kansas City Fort Worth and Wales. Notable entries include No 12 Davenport Chicago 258am and No 1 Mail and Express 805am. All trains run daily except Sunday according to agent W S Underdonk.
The Wilton rail service lists trains No. 504 through No. 503 with arrival and departure times from 6:25 am to 5:30 pm. Daily operations exclude Sundays on the Wilton branch with multiple daily services and several no stop or limited stop trains noted in the timetable.
An OCR fragment lists train numbers and times, noting passenger and freight services. Entries include No. 12 passenger, No. 8 passenger at 8:00 pm, No. 92 freight carrying passengers, No. 91 freight with passengers at 11:44 pm, and a 5:50 pm and 8:45 am timestamp.
The daily market update lists cereal and feed prices including corn oats wheat and bran with per hundred weights and retail figures. It also covers Chicago livestock receipts and prices for cattle hogs sheep lambs and calves with ranges by category and grade along with produce and fruit pricing and a brief note on flour and flowers.
Chicago May 8 Poultry market reports steady demand with turkeys and chickens holding prices. Turkeys at 19 cents per pound and chickens around 15 to 15.5 cents. spring chickens listed at 15 cents.
Butter prices steady with receipts of 6900. creamery and state dairy quotes range from 21 to 28 cents. Eggs hold firm as receipts total 22600.
New York City May 8 Wheat for July delivery at 31.20 and three quarters. Corn at 78 and a half cents per bushel.
New York poultry market notes activity steady for alive and dressed poultry. Chickens and broilers priced at 25 to 23 cents per pound for live weight and dressed fowls at 17 to 17 1/2 cents. dressed chickens at 12 to 13 1/2 cents and fowls at 15 to 16 1/2 cents.
Wheat for July settles around 1.10 and 1.105 with reported bids. Corn trades near 6 84 cents and oats around 49 cents.
Peoria Illinois May 8 corn No 3 price reported at 74 cents per bushel with standard market listing unchanged from prior session.
A New York bank issue dated May 8 announces a statement of financial activity. The notice lists account details and transaction totals for the banking period.
State of Iowa Muscatine County notice from the District Court clerk announces the opened last will and testament of Elizabeth Hinkel. A hearing and proof are set for June 5 1909 at the June Term to determine admission to probate. any interested party may appear. Louise Eversmeyer, attorney.
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