Local Notes on Sales and Travel in City and Nearby Towns
Local notices report sales promotions at Nievel & Son and Braunworth's, with references to cigars and goods. Multiple residents and visitors, including Mrs F A Maurer, F Hank, Roy Gates, Miss Ellen Ludke, Mrs Dr Barr, Mrs W J Reaney, Q G Schillig, Mrs R W Hinkhouse, H S Griffin, and others, are departing or visiting various towns for short stays and errands. An excursion to Davenport on May 20 bans alcohol. several brief trips end in nearby cities like Oskaloosa and Trenton with family and business visits.
Wheat and grain prices signal steady May trading
Chicago markets show mixed results with wheat bids around 1.01 to 1.02 for red and 0.93 to 1.01 for red, July futures opening near 87 to 88 cents. Corn and oats hold near 53 cents and 30 cents respectively, while pork and rib futures edge up with May at 12.37 and ribs around 7.10 to 7.27. Visible supply notes and Northwestern receipts report steady activity across wheat corn oats and livestock.
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Chicago
Tne Associated Press
Ryve
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market May 16 Report
Cattle receipts 4000 steady with good to prime cattle at 5.65 to 6.45, cows 3.00 to 5.30, stockers 2.75 to 5.00. Hogs receipts 15000 about 10 cents higher with mixed butchers 5.20 to 5.45 and bulk sales 5.35 to 5.45. Sheep receipts 18000 strong with sheep 3.50 to 5.25 and lambs 4.00 to 7.59.
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Chicago
Ccsevenesss Ok
Bresd Concovceses
Os Uciocesaes
Lambs Centobeace
Chicago Butter and Egg Market May 16 Highlights
Butter steady to easy with creameries at 20 to 22 cents a pound and dairies at 18 to 22 cents. Eggs steady at 14.1 cents per dozen. Market notes from Chicago show price ranges across creamery and dairy sources.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report May 16
Chicago market notes show poultry steady as turkeys bring 14 to 15 cents, chickens at 6 to 8 cents per pound, and springs priced at 3.00 to 6.50 per dozen. Market activity remains stable with current supply affecting modest price ranges.
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Chicago
New York Produce Market Rise and Fall Noted
New York May 16 news wires report wheat for July at 92 quarter, corn at 53.25 cents. Prices show modest moves in the New York produce market with no dramatic shifts announced.
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New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York Market May 16 shows butter prices at 19 to 22 cents for creamery and 18 to 21 cents for dairy, with renovated at 15 to 19 cents and western factory at 14 to 18 cents. Imitation creamery extras at 2 cents and firsts at 18 cents. Eggs unchanged.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report May 16
New York May 16 poultry prices show turkeys at 13 to 18 cents and hens at 12 to 18 cents per pound. Market conditions reflect steady demand with assorted lots available for buyers and traders following seasonal shifts.
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New York
Peoria Produce Market Update May 16 Corn Prices
From Peoria market report dated May 16 corn No 3 priced at 51 1 2 cents.
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Peoria
St Louis Produce Market Report May 16 Prices
Wheat for July delivery quoted at 135 dollars on the Chicago market with notes of S81lhece. Corn priced at 47 toc. Oats at 27 percent and 27%e. Market figures reflect the St Louis dairy and grain trading stage.
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St. Louis
Market summary of listed stocks and commodities
Reading shows varied moves across railroads metals and utilities with several issues near flat or down. Notable items include Am coal, Reading, US Steel and Amn Smeltler with mixed percentages and indices reflecting small gains and losses in late quotes.
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St. Paul
Mo. Pac
GU. Pat
A. Copper
ORR
Atch
N. Y. Cen
R. Island
Nt. Cen
US Steel
US St'lpid
Erie
Tex Pac
People Gas
Tenn Coal
Great W
Mexon
Amn
Miss Alta Connor Returns Home After Sunday Visit
Miss Alta Connor of Burlington returned to her home yesterday afternoon after spending Sunday at the home of Miss Nola Connor located on 98 Climer Street.
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Ellen Ludke
Evansville
Ind
Wm. Ludke
West Seventh Street
R. W. Hinkhouse
West Liberty
L. M. Gates
Jackson Street
H.S. Griffin
Letts
Alta Connor
Burlington
Nola Connor
Climer Street
Commencement Ticket Sales Rapidly Sell Out in Columbus Junction
May 16 Columbus Junction reports brisk ticket sales for the 1905 high school commencement. In 26 minutes all desirable seats were taken, reflecting strong local and out-of-town interest in the class. The issue notes supper proceeds for church repairs and updates on G A R encampment plans, baseball scores, and local movements of residents.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Oskaloo
S. E. Barringer
Wm. Barringer
W. F. Orr
Ainsworth High School
Fair Grounds
Ainsworth
J. Trotter
W. Trotter
Salding
Nash
Dix
Gotthold
West
Keifer
McConnell
Endesley
McRoberts
Vet Noland
Roy Noland
Fox
Hutton
Hall
Gentzler
Lytle
Henry Armbright
Jack Willett
Missouri
Mr. Willett
Hurdland Mo
Grant Stafford
Morning Sun
Elizabeth Jarvis
Visit Notes from Conesville and Columbus City
Mrs. H. L. Buntenback of Washington visited her sister Mrs. John Riley in Columbus City yesterday. Will Shoop was a business visitor at Conesville yesterday.
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Jitor Pearson
Ainsworth
Columbus Junction
Wm. Singleton
Newt
Cecil
Merle
Wm. O'Connor
O. S. Jamison
T. H. Barnes
Muscatine
Ss. H. Duncan
Wapelio
Cc. A. Armbright
C. E. Jayne
Conesville
H. L. Buntenback
Washington
John Riley
Columbus City
Will Shoop
Muscatine Markets Wheat Oats Corn and Meats Prices
Market listings show wheat at 1.10. oats 30 32c. corn 40 45c. popcorn 4c per lb. rye 50 55c. hay up to 12. Tax and retail ranges cover butter eggs vegetables fruits and fish with prices for beef, pork, veal, mutton and lamb. Representative Chicago sales list cattle, calves, cows, veal, hogs, lambs with prices from $2.00 to $7.00 and notes on market conditions.
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California
Buffalo
Columbia River
Stok Arte S Neh Butchers Aw
Curtains Free Poles With Purchase At The Boston Store
Two hundred pairs of lace Swiss and Brussels curtains offered at discounted prices in a Boston Store sale. Nottingham lace curtains range from 88 cents to 5.00 per pair with lengths 5 to 31 yards. Swiss and Brussels patterns priced up to 10.00 a pair. Grand Bonne Ferne curtains in white or ecru also featured. This week only, every curtain at 1.00 or more includes free curtain poles and trimming.
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Nottingham
Boston
Market summaries show cattle decline and mixed meat prices
Yesterday's Chicago Markets in Brief report notes a slow trade with big cattle runs and price declines. Hogs sold mostly below Saturday's mean while feeders stay firm and calves hold steady. sheep and lambs rise modestly.
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Chicago
Colorado
Livestock Receipts Shifted Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Today's receipts show an 8,200 rise in cattle and declines of 5,500 hogs and 5,800 sheep versus last week. Compared with the same Monday a year ago, cattle rose 2,700, hogs 19,800, and sheep 3,000.
Market Update on Meat Trade and Buyer Bids
Early market shows the lowest prices while late trade improves values. Light and mixed lots sell to strong advantage as buyers still reject rough heavy weights. Late bids outperform early offers, even for heavy weights.
Sheep Market Report Shows Strong Gains Across Regions
Quality generally good with lambs leading gains. Native and Colorado lambs reached 6.75, Western owes at 5.05 and 4.85 here on Thursday, while overall trade remained active with good demand.
Water main replacement on West Second Street planned
A new water main will be laid this week on West Second Street between Locust and Broadway. Residents say the work is much needed and will improve the comfort of those living on that block.
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West Second Street
Locust
Broadway Streets
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Roy Gates
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Oskaloosa
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Chestnut Street
Trenton
A. S. Koffman
South English
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Omaha
Northwestern
Minneapolis
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Levien's Shoe Store
Stocks and Bonds
Oxford
SIL
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Russia
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Wilson Shoe Store
Leagi
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Seller Bros. Book & Wall Paper Store
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G. M. Titus
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