For sale a North Muscatine house and half lot
Estate sale forces quick disposal of a Maggie Hickey property near the street car line. S. L. Johnson at German-American Savings Bank handles inquiries. Also two family twelve room bid near Mulberry by N Rosenberger. Includes Pory for riding and one small horse at 25 dollars each with weekly payments. Atty H M Bartlett at the old Post Office offers details. Also farming equipment for feeding floors and battering tanks by J C Bradley 1107 E 7th St Phone 820.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Maggie Hickey
S. L. Johnson
H. M. Bartlett
Atty.-at-Law
J. C. Bradley
E. 7Th St
Today's Markets from Chicago Wheat Corn Oats and Pork Quotes
Market quotations show open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn and Oats across Sep Dec and May contracts. Pork futures list Sep and Jan prices with daily changes and car receipts for Wheat Corn and Oats received today and estimated tomorrow.
Provisions and grain markets report for Chicago
Wheat futures moved with December opening at 94 94 1/4 cents, peaking near 95 1/4 and closing around 93 3/4. May and September wheat closed at 97 1/4 and 97 1/4 cents respectively. Corn December opened 56 1/4 cents, rose to 57 1/2, final 57 1/2. September 65 1/2. May 58 1/2 to 59. Oats December opened 37 1/4 cents, high 38, close 37. September 37 1/4. May 40 1/4. Park September at 22.80. Lard 12.27. Ribs 11.82. Rye cash 72–73. Barley cash 48–66. Clover 11.50. Timothy September 3.57 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Feltmann
Wilton
Kieinmeyer Place
McCormick
Col. Griff Johnson
W. D. Harris
H. J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
Hershey State Bank
Chicago
Timothy
Cash Grain Prices in Chicago on Sept 1
Chicago wheat prices vary by grade with No 2 red at 1.04 to 1.05 dollars, No 3 red 0.99 to 1.02, No 2 hard 1.01 to 1.02, No 3 hard 0.97 to 1.01, and White and Yellow types from 0.68 to 0.69 dollars per bushel. Standard grades show 0.38 to 0.39 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Chicago Cattle Hogs and Sheep Market Summary
Chicago shows cattle receipts near 16 000 with prices from 4 25 to 9 25 for calves. Hog receipts reach 22 000 with markets up to 8 25 for heavy types. Sheep receipts total 28 000 with lambs reaching 7 90 and ewes to 4 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Butter and eggs markets steady with firm dairy quotes
Chicago on September 1 reports butter steady with creamery quotes at 24% to 28 cents and dairies 22 to 26 cents. Eggs steady with receipts of 8,500. At market, cases included, prices at 18 cents for firsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poultry Prices Steady as Turkeys Hit 17c in Chicago
Poultry prices held steady in Chicago on Sept 1 with turkeys at 17c, chickens 15c, and springs 17c. New York grain also moved with Wheat at 1.02 in December and corn at 66c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Poultry Prices From New York Market Report
New York market prices list poultry on September 1 showing alive steady for chickens at 18 19 cents, fowls 17 18 3/4 cents, turkeys 15 cents. Dressed poultry remains irregular with broilers 15 20 cents and fowls 15 17 3/4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Market Notes Show Butter and Eggs Steady in New York
Froduce Market reports butter unchanged with receipts of 6000 pounds and eggs steady with receipts of 11200. The New York market dated September 1 records no price change for butter or eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Market Prices And Livestock Report From Muscatine
Corn and oats prices listed with ranges and retail figures. Livestock markets show hogs, steers, cows, veal calves, bulls, sheep, and lambs with price bands. Muscatine Produce Co. Markets itemize butter, eggs, poultry, ducks, and assorted meats with per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Produce Co
Market Prices for Meats and Produce Headline
A list of varying prices for meats and vegetables. Beef roasts at 12 to 16 cents per pound, sliced ham 20 to 25 cents, liver 5 to 165 cents, vegetables including potatoes 20 cents per peck, tomatoes 20 cents per peck, cauliflower 10 to 15 cents, cabbage 15 cents per head, corn 13 cents per dozen, citrus fruits up to 50 cents per dozen, nuts 20 cents per pound, and fish prices ranging from 10 to 18 cents per pound. Flower market prices for American Beauties at $1.50 per dozen and carnations 35 cents per dozen.
Live Stock Prices and Market Notes Cattle and Hogs
A 4500-head run of cattle in Chicago with 2500 western rangers and scarce natives. Hogs sold mostly 5c higher with shoppers paying 5 to 10c above for suitable offerings. Sheep demand steady to stronger with good lamb trade and light yearling supply. Receipts shown: 15000 sheep, 21258 prior week, 34063 year ago. week to date 38900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Idaho
Washington
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Muscatine Journal
Absolutely Free
Journal Office
Journal
Mulberry
N. Rosenberger
Wapello
Estie
Packard
Theodore Wieter
4Th St
E. O. Burnside
Eastind Street
Fair Oaks
M. H. Hess
D. Anderson
Fletcher Ave
Muscatine County
Old Cook, Musser Bank Bldg
Russell
H. P
A. A. Myers
East Fifth Street
I Journal
Sycamore St
Old Cook
Musser Bank
Cth St
A. C. Noble
Randleman’s Grocery
Cedar Bottom
Nicholas Freyermuth
G. Stein
Leysen
Kiaffenbach
Home Tea Co
E. Second Street
J. Linn Hoopes
J. A. Barger
E. 3Rd St
B. A
Metz
John O’brien
Front St
Iowa Ave
9Th St
Cora Baker
West Hill
Cherry Street
Iowa Avenue
Schaefer
Vienna Button Co
J. M. Brockway
Letts
Iowa
John R. Ella
Walnut Street
H. J. Heinz Co
Rock Island Wood Works
Rock Island, Tl
Heinz Pickle Farm
River Road
Pearl City News Co
Dakota
J. H. Feltman
Muscatine, Ia
Fuller's
West Second Street
Mississippi Box Company
Owen Vance
Musser Bank Wreck
Hare
Hershey Ave
Zeigler Canning Factory
Pioneer Button Co
The
Inquire V. Journal Office
Muscatine Pearl Co
6Th and Lombard Sts
Trailoress
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Charles) Harbaugh
Pleasant Prairie
J. Metz
Ford
Maxwell
NEW York Markets
St. Louis
Peoria
Muscatine Markets
Reliance Loan CO
Mancatine
Muscatine Town
Reliance Loan Company
Towa
Hahn Bros. & Co
J. Greenblatt
Sawyer Bros
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