Corset Sale Ad May 25 at 10c Per Yard
Saturday May 25 sale ad for G D Justrite corsets promises fabric buys at 10 cents per yard. Local shoppers urged to visit stalls and compare prices.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
5
Saturday May 25 sale ad for G D Justrite corsets promises fabric buys at 10 cents per yard. Local shoppers urged to visit stalls and compare prices.
New York on May 24 Chicago clinched the series with a 5 to 2 victory over New York. McGraw used six pitchers in a vain effort to stop Carl Lundgren who finished for the Cubs. The White Sox and Highlanders were rained out, pending a fresh start. Notre Dame fell 1 to 0 as Ovitz delivered a ninth inning squeeze play against Illinois.
James Chambers a Nichols area farmer was examined as mentally unbalanced after years alone with his young son since his wife died six years ago. He spoke of plots against him and threatened self harm. The board arranged for a home for the boy and relocation for the father as a step toward care.
Market trade is unusually slow with fresh arrivals mostly below average. New corn from the south is expected soon at high initial prices, while spinach and asparagus sell cheaper. Potatoes sell 40 to 50 cents per peck. berries show fair volume at 17 to 20 cents per box. cabbage is scarce but in demand.
Baseball results recap across leagues with teams in Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Boston New York Chicago Pittsburgh and others. Notable tallies include Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 3 and St Louis 4 Boston 1 alongside several minor league scores.
New York travels to Chicago while Boston visits St. Louis and Washington goes to Detroit. Philadelphia meets Cleveland as Cincinnati faces Pittsburgh. Boston plays New York and Brooklyn hosts Philadelphia in a busy basketball lineup for today.
A head-on collision on the Grand Rapids Grand Haven and Muskegon interurban line near Muskegon early today killed G. D. Betts of Grand Rapids and James Edmonds of Muskegon a motorman.
H W Meyer delivered fifty head of hogs in Muscatine. Rev J R Spiller preached at First Baptist Muscatine. H Horst and Jameson spoke on religion demonstrated by electricity at Baptist Foster. Louis Hessman seeks rheumatism treatment in Excelsior Springs. Mrs Louie Hessman and Grace visit Muscatine. Kleist daughter joins stay. Mr and Mrs Danner welcome a son since May 20 1997. Several gatherings as relatives visit. Spiller to preach at Foster Baptist June 2.
Market rates for corn oats wheat and byproducts with retail prices. eggs butter hay and poultry quoted. Beans and vegetables priced per unit or per case with multiple small lots including onions cabbage and celery noted among receipts from regional suppliers.
A detailed listing shows prices for vegetables fruits flowers and meats. Beef veal pork and lamb prices appear with per pound or per unit rates alongside livestock market figures and Chicago futures for wheat corn and pork.
Furnished by H. J. Frenzel mem. per National Board of Trade. Post office Block Chicago. Both telephones. Open high low est close Y'day.
Cattle receipts around 2000 show steady demand with values: beef cattle and cows steady to firm, stockers and feeders moderate, good to very good steers 5.40 to 6.59. Hog receipts about 25 000 with prices from 5.95 to 6.32 for various qualities. Sheep receipts near 5.00 with yearlings 6.90 to 6.60 and lambs 6.25 to 8.65.
Butter is strong with creameries at 18 24 cents and dairies at 17 22 cents. Fears are steady around 14 cents.
In Chicago on May 24 poultry remained steady with turkeys and chickens quoted as lie. In New York on May 24 butter held firm and eggs showed firm firsts at 165 to 167 cents, offic 16 to 14 cents for seconds.
New York on May 24 reports alive poultry steady with springs and chickens at 3 to 3 ¼ cents, fowls 15 cents, turkeys 14 cents. Dressed poultry steady with turkeys 10 to 14 cents, fowls 11 to 15 cents, broilers 32 to 33 1/2 cents per pound.
New York May 24 wheat for July delivery at 1.0575, corn listed at 69 4/8 cents per bushel. Market notes show active trading as prices shift on supply expectations and demand signals.
St Louis Produce Market notes July wheat at 955, corn at 51 1 2 cents, oats at 44 1 2 cents. In Grand Rapids Michigan a home listing appears. Former United States Senator John Patten died today of typhoid fever.
The document lists resources including loans and discounts 353642.08 overdrafts 11426.79 U S bonds 5000.90 securities 25054.50 and other assets such as due from banks 649.56 7.59% due from reserve agents 52349.87 checks 4247 notes 2700 money in circulation 5800 legal tender 6100 and redemption fund 13250 1250 capital stock 0 surplus 45000 undivided profits 12,176.67 national bank notes 35000 due to trust companies 150325 dividends unpaid 45 time deposits 106512.15 state of Iowa Muscatine. S S Hughes cashier swears the statement true to best knowledge before Notary B C Benham on May 28 17. Directors sign.
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